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"Alright Gardevoir let's see that thundershock one more time!" Dawn said.
Gardevoir nodded and built up enough raw energy before she fired a single bolt right at Luxray.
Luxray however didn't look like he felt a thing.
"The was great Gardevoir!" Dawn said happily.
Electivire and Pichu were there with the rest of the pokemon and when Gardevoir's eyes fell on the two he gave her a covert thumbs up and a cute smirk.
"Cute? Where's that coming from?" Gardevoir thought.
"That was pretty good!" a new voice said.
Everyone turned and saw Riley walking towards them "hi Riley." Dawn said as walked forward and embraced her.
"Hey Dawn. How's the training going." Riley asked as she hugged Dawn back.
"Great! Gardevoir's been learning how to use electric attacks. She hasn't gotten up to a thunderbolt yet but she's getting there." Dawn said.
"Who's been teaching her?" Riley asked.
"Well I only have two pokemon who know how to use an electric attack so it was probably Luxray or Buneary."
Hearing that Buneary hopped over to Dawn and shook her head 'no'.
"What? You didn't teach her?" Dawn asked as she picked up her fluffy rabbit pokemon.
"Buneary." she said shaking her head.
"So it was you Luxray." Dawn said.
"Uh Dawn? Remember Buneary wouldn't let Luxray move until he was feeling better." Lucas said.
"Then who taught her?" Dawn asked.
Everyone's faces turned to Electivire, who was throwing the giggling Pichu up into the air and catching her. However when he noticed everyone staring at her he snarled.
And almost dropped Pichu who was still giggling.
"Dawn? You don't think?" Lucas asked.
"No. The only one Electivire likes is Pichu, and that's just because she's a baby." Dawn said.
"So you somehow managed to get to the finals?" a cold voice said.
Everyone's heads turned and saw Earnest walking towards them.
Lucas's face contorted to one of anger and he started to clench his fist.
"So? What of it?" Dawn asked.
"Nothing, just surprised beyond belief that someone like you managed to get this far." he replied.
"Your a real jerk you know that?" Riley said with an angry look on her face.
"Either tell us why your here or leave." Lucas said.
"Just here to ask my next opponent to use her Darkrai." Earnest said.
"Oh so you want to be utterly destroyed when battling someone who's 'pathetic'." Dawn said with air quotes.
"No, I just want you to know that just because you have a legendary that doesn't make you special."
Lucas had enough and started to walk forward but a new voice said "children."
Everyone turned and saw Sylar walking towards them with his cane clacking with every step.
"Hello Sylar." Dawn said.
"Dawn, Lucas, Riley." he said with a nod to each of them then stopped at Earnest and said "ah, the other finalist. Earnest I do believe."
"Yes sir." he said respectfully.
"Well since your here I won't have to go looking for you, I just wanted to wish the both of you good luck. I've heard from my grandson that every elite four member's going to be there along with Cynthia."
"Really." Dawn said nervously.
"Yep. Seems that they've taken an interest in the two of you." he said.
They continued talking for a while before Earnest excused himself "bring Darkrai." he whispered before leaving.
Dawn walked onto the field after Earnest did and listened to the rules from the referee.
"Are both trainers ready?"
Dawn and Earnest both nodded and grabbed there pokeballs.
"Alakazam stand by!" Earnest said.
Dawn remembered this pokemon from the boat, it was strong, able to take down her Gardevoir and Floatzel. She threw her own pokeball and said "let's rock Umbreon."
"Predictable, you go for a type advantage." Earnest said with a scoff.
Dawn huffed and said "so what? Now Umbreon dark pulse!"
"Block it with your spoons!" Earnest said.
Umbreon fired a powerful dark pulse that went swirling towards Alakazam, who crossed it's spoons in front of itself.
The dark pulse hit the spoons and sent Alakazam sliding back but didn't do any damage.
"Now focus blast!" Alakazam threw it's spoons into the air where they stay floating and brought both hands close together and formed a blue sphere.
"Stop it with shadow ball!" Dawn said.
Umbreon charged a black sphere in front of its mouth and fired it seconds before Alakazam, both attacks met and neither overpowered the other.
"Alright Alakazam charge beam!" Earnest said.
Alakazam summoned it's floating spoons to its hands and crossed them again forming a yellow ball that hovered in front of the spoons before firing a beam.
"Dig!" Dawn said.
Umbreon quickly burrowed underground and avoided the attack before quickly emerging in front of Alakazam.
"Shadow ball!" Dawn said.
Umbreon quickly fired a shadow ball that hit Alakazam point blank.
"Fire punch!" Earnest said.
Alakazam's right hand became enveloped in flames before punching Umbreon and sent the little dark type back.
"Dark pulse!" Dawn said.
"Teleport until I say stop!" Earnest said.
Alakazam was gone in an instant and only reappeared for an instant before dissapearing again.
"Now charge beam!" Earnest said.
Alakazam reappeared and instantly fired a charge beam that hit Umbreon in the back making the dark type grunt in pain.
"Dark pulse quick!" Dawn said.
Umbreon quickly spun around and fired a dark pulse that hit Alakazam.
"Kazam!" it cried.
"Now shadow ball!" Dawn said.
Umbreon kept up the pressure and rapidly fired shadow balls at Alakazam.
"Teleport away and use recover!" he said.
Alakazam teleported away and when it reappeared it looked like it was on its last legs but then started to glow white before suddenly looking perfectly fine.
"Dark pulse!" Dawn said.
"Teleport and use focus blast!" Earnest said.
"Dodge!" Dawn cried too late.
Alakazam teleported behind Umbreon and fired a blue sphere at his back making the dark type cry in pain.
"Umbreon!" Dawn cried.
Umbreon lay there for a second before rising back up.
"Great job!" Dawn said.
Umbreon then howled at the sky and Dawn gasped.
There was the moon! In the middle of the day! A white light then shot down and hit Umbreon, enveloping him in a light so bright Dawn and everyone had to look away. When she looked back Umbreon looked like she had just sent him out.
"What?" Dawn asked confused before she grabbed her pokedex.
By drawing on the power of the moon a pokemon is able to heal it's injuries.
"Wow! Excellent Umbreon!" Dawn said.
"Umbreon." he said.
"Alakazam use focus blast!"
"Dodge and fire shadow ball as fast as you can!" Dawn said.
Umbreon waited until Alakazam fired it's focus blast but Umbreon twisted in the air and avoided the blast while charging his shadow ball. When he landed he shot a rapid barrage at Alakazam.
"Alakazam!" it cried.
"Now finish this with dark pulse!" Dawn said.
Umbreon fired on last shadow ball before launching a powerful dark pulse that sent Alakazam flying.
When it landed it tried to get back up but couldn't and fell for good.
"Alakazam is unable to battle! This round goes to Umbreon!"
"Yes! That was perfect Umbreon!" Dawn cheered.
"Umbreon!" he said happily.
Earnest returned Alakazam and thought for a moment before grabbing his second pokeball and said "Aegislash stand by for battle!" he said.
The pokemon that came out was one Dawn hadn't seen before, it had a shield in front of it, with what looked like two thin arms crossed behind it, and behind the arms was a sword.
"Angislash use fury cutter!"
The pokemon suddenly jumped and in its left hand it was holding it's shield and the blade was exposed.
It shot forward and slashed Umbreon with the blade part of its body, making Umbreon cry in pain.
"Again!" Earnest said.
It again flew forward and slashed Umbreon with its blade body.
Umbreon cried in pain again and was sent tumbling to Dawn but managed to get back up.
"Umbreon return!" Dawn said.
"Probably the first smart move you made." Earnest said.
"Shut up! Beside's Umbreon was more than enough to take down Alakazam." Dawn said.
Thankfully Earnest didn't get a chance to reply before Dawn grabbed another pokeball and said "Magmortar let's go!"
Out of the pokeball was Dawn's blue flame fire type.
"Still relying on type advantage? Pathetic."
Dawn growled and said "flamethrower!"
Magmortar brought up his twin cannons and launched a powerful jet of blue flames at Aegislash.
"Kings shield!" Earnest said.
Aegislash quickly placed the shield back in front of its body and it started to glow white. The flamethrower hit the shield but it looked like Aegislash took zero damage.
"Rock slide!"
Aegislash raised one 'arm' above its head and rocks started to fall on Magmortar from no where.
"Stop them with psychic!" Dawn said.
A couple of rocks hit Magmortar but he used psychic to keep the rest of them in the air.
"Fire at Aegislash!" Dawn said.
Magmortar threw his arm forward and the levitating rocks shot towards Aegislash.
"Break them with sacred sword!" Earnest said.
Aegislash put it's shield back in its hand and it's blade part started to glow and lengthen as it shot forward and slashed apart every rock.
"Aegislash return!" Earnest said.
"First smart move you made." Dawn said copying Earnest's words.
Earnest just scoffed and said "Rhyperior stand by for battle!"
"Probably his second best pokemon." Dawn though as she remembered how easily this Rhyperior beat Torterra.
"Rhyperior use poison jab!" Earnest said.
Rhyperior ran forward, both arms glowing purple and started to rapidly jab at Magmortar and to Dawn's surprise Rhyperior didn't seem to mind the heat and kept jabbing away.
"Get it away with psychic!" Dawn said.
Magmortar launched a psychic blast that sent Rhyperior flying back but it quickly recovered.
"Now focus blast!" Dawn said.
Magmortar launched two blue spheres from his arms that flew at Rhyperior.
"Protect then use earthquake!" Rhyperior surrounded itself with a green barrier that blocked both focus blasts, then jumped up into the air then slammed on the ground and sent a shockwave cascading along the ground right at Magmortar and made the fire type groan in pain.
"Now use rock wrecker!"
Rhyperior put it's hands together as a small gray rock formed with a red outline. Rhyperior then lunged back and hurled it right at Magmortar.
"Smash it with focus blast!" Dawn said.
Magmortar launched two focus blast right at the rock wrecker. However the rock flew right through and slammed right into Magmortar and sent the fire type straight into the stadium wall.
"Mortar." he said.
"Magmortar is unable to battle. This round goes to Rhyperior."
"That was a good try Magmortar now take a rest." Dawn said as she returned her fire type and grabbed another pokeball and said "let go Buneary!"
"Buneary!" the fluffy pokemon said when she came out.
Rhyperior looked down at the little hair ball for a second before throwing it's head back and roaring with laughter.
"Bun!" Buneary said angrily.
"Your using that weak little thing against something like Rhyperior? Do you want to lose?" Earnest asked.
"Buneary may be small but she's taken on pokemon ten times her size before." Dawn defended.
"Well let's find out. Rhyperior use focus blast!" Earnest said.
"Bounce and use jump kick!" Dawn said.
Buneary quickly leapt into the air avoiding the blue sphere and then shot down, both her feet extended and slammed right into Rhyperior's head making it stumble back.
"Brick break!" Earnest said.
Rhyperior started to punch Buneary but failed as the little pokemon was too quick for the big slow brute.
"Ice beam!" Dawn said.
Buneary back flipped away and launched a powerful ice beam at Rhyperior making it stumble back again and was now starting to look tired.
"Earthquake!" Earnest said.
"Bounce and use ice beam!" Dawn said.
Buneary leapt into the air before Rhyperior slammed its tail into the ground and fired an ice beam that hit Rhyperior right in the chest and made it cry in pain.
"Keep it together and use flamethrower!" Earnest said.
"Dodge it and use jump kick!" Dawn said.
Rhyperior launched a jet of flames at Buneary but the little pokemon started to quickly run around Rhyperior.
"Now!" Dawn said.
When Buneary was out of Rhyperior's head turning range she quickly leapt towards it right as it turned and slammed both of her feet into its face.
Rhyperior placed a hand on its face and groaned.
"Now ice beam!" Dawn said.
Buneary launched another powerful ice beam that hit Rhyperior's chest again.
Rhyperior started to stumble back and forth but still didn't fall.
"Jump kick one last time!" Dawn said.
Buneary leapt up and slammed her foot into its face and that's when the giant fell.
"Rhyperior is unable to battle! This round goes to Buneary!"
"Yes! That was perfect Buneary!" Dawn said happily.
"Buneary!" she said equally as happy.
"What's wrong? No smart remarks?" Dawn asked.
"Aegislash stand by!" was his reply.
The sword and shield pokemon came back out again with its shield in his 'hand'.
"Alright Buneary that's enough for now, return!" Dawn thought for a moment before she said "Umbreon let's go!"
"Umbreon!" he said looking ready to go.
"That may be a good move. Or a terrible one. I'm really not sure." Earnest said.
"Well let's find out. Umbreon dark pulse!" Dawn said.
Umbreon quickly fired a dark pulse that flew straight for Aegislash.
"Kings shield!" Earnest said.
Aegislash jumped in mid air and placed it's shield back in front of itself before it started to glow white and absorbed the damage from the dark pulse.
"Sacred sword!" Earnest said.
"Double team!" Dawn said.
Aegislash placed it's shield back in its hand and shot forward and started to slash at all of the copies that Umbreon made.
"Now shadow ball!" Dawn said.
All of the Umbreon's charged a shadow ball but only one fired and hit Aegislash knocking it to the ground but it was quickly back in the air.
"Rock slide!" Earnest said.
"Stop them with psychic!" Dawn said.
Umbreon's reaction time was quicker than Magmortar's and he stopped all the rocks before any even came close to hitting him.
"Sacred sword!" Earnest said.
While Umbreon was getting use to holding all that weight Aegislash shot forward and slashed Umbreon making him cry in pain but still held up all the rocks.
"Throw the rocks at Aegislash and then use dark pulse!" Dawn said.
Umbreon launched all the rocks he was holding with a look of strain and with a loud shout of his name.
The rocks flew at Aegislash who went back to its, what Dawn's calling it 'defense form'. Most of the throw rocks hit the shield but some hit the sword part which caused a strange sound to emit from Aegislash.
After the last rock hit Aegislash it went back to its 'attack form' but that's what Umbreon was waiting for when he fired his dark pulse and hit the sword part of Aegislash, which Dawn assumed was the weak part of the strange pokemon.
It wobbled it the air but leveled out albeit barely.
"Iron head!" Earnest said.
"Dig!" Dawn said.
Umbreon dug underground and quickly shot up behind the charging Aegislash and launched a dark pulse that flew and hit it's 'back' making another strang sound emit from it.
"Now let's end this with shadow ball!" Dawn said.
Umbreon fired a barrage of shadow balls that all flew at the unprotected sword. Within moments the shield fell and the sword quickly followed.
"Yes! Excellent Umbreon!" Dawn cheered causing the dark type to jump into her arms and snuggle with his trainer.
Earnest returned Aegislash and said "looks like that was the right choice. But still no Darkrai." he said.
"I brought him but." Dawn hesitated.
"Let me guess, you need some incentive? Well maybe this will be enough incentive." he said before he threw a pokemon straight into the air.
What came out was fast. It shot past her and Umbreon and made quite possibly the sharpest ninty degree turn in the history of everything before flying into the air and shooting down and landing in front of Earnest.
"What in the world?" Dawn asked.
The pokemonin front of her looked like a part bird, part dragon mix! The lower half of its body had jet plane wings and fin like feet. The lower half of its body and it's wings were a beautiful light blue, and the upper part was white. There was also a red triangle on its chest.
"What is that?" Dawn asked.
"That is my best pokemon." Earnest said with a smirk.
A/N honestly I think this was the best place to stop. A while ago I made mention of the League Champion and how Dawn would have to beat him/her to get the right to challenge the elite four.
Now if you remember that then I hope the wait has been suspenseful and also. He/she's going to finally be revealed at the end of the next chapter!
Also there's no point in asking because I will not tell you who it is, your just going to have to wait.
And my last bit of news after the next chapter I will give my decision.
Will Dawn go to a new region?
Or will I choose a new character?
Also no matter what I choose Dawn will appear in either one. If she goes to a new region the obviously she'll be the main character. But if I choose a new character then Dawn will still show up, she'll just be recurring instead of the main character.
Ya dig?
Now until we meet again.
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Freer Trade Will Lift Exports Growth Is Down, But Not Outby
The key question about the U.S. economy right now is not "Is the economy slowing down?" It's "How much?" The way the third quarter is shaping up, growth may struggle to reach 2%, and it might end up being less than that.
Of course, the economy's fundamentals, such as incomes and profits, remain solid, suggesting that any growth swoon this quarter is not a prelude to a lasting malaise. But the third quarter is off to a poor start. July readings for real consumer spending and factory orders both fell, and the leading indicators were flat. August retail sales look dull, and consumer confidence dipped.
The numbers say that overall demand in the third quarter has no bounce following its weak second-quarter showing. The Commerce Dept.'s revisions to last quarter's gross domestic product put growth in real final sales of all goods and services at a paltry annual rate of only 1.4%, a bit lower than the 1.5% pace first reported.
Commerce left its original reading for second-quarter real GDP largely unchanged. It revised growth to a 3.8% annual rate from 3.7%, despite the more substantial upshift generally expected. However, the latest data also left the huge inventory buildup intact--actually increasing the accumulation slightly, to a $56.3 billion rate, the largest quarterly growth in 61/2 years.
However, inventories cannot rise at that rate for very long. If stockpiles grow at a slower but more sustainable $30 billion pace this quarter, that would subtract about two percentage points from GDP growth. If so, the remainder of GDP, final sales, would have to rise 4% for the third quarter to manage a mere 2% advance.
The trouble is, demand is not growing nearly that fast. That's especially true in the consumer sector, which is two-thirds of final sales (chart). Real consumer spending in July fell 0.2% from June, putting quarterly growth so far at only a 0.5% annual rate. Just to reach a modest 2.5% pace for the quarter, monthly real outlays would have to rise a hefty 0.5% in both August and September.
That seems highly unlikely. August surveys of retailers show encouraging gains from a year ago, but not much strength compared with July. In particular, the Johnson Redbook Report's sampling of department and chain stores showed August sales up 8.7% from last year but down 1.1% from the previous month.
Higher interest rates have had their biggest impact on sales of homes, cars, and other durable goods. Real consumer purchases of durables fell 1.1% in July, mainly reflecting lower car sales.
Rising rates have clearly hit home buying. Although sales of new single-family homes rose 8.3% in July to an annual rate of 664,000, they had dropped 11.4% in June. July sales are about even with the second-quarter pace, which had fallen from the first-quarter level, and that was down from 1993's fourth-quarter peak. Existing-home sales slid 0.3% in July, their third straight drop.
Little wonder builders' optimism is waning. The number of builders who expect "good" home sales in August held at the July rate of 32% after dropping steadily during the past months from a high of 72% in November, 1993, says the National Association of Homebuilders.
Consumers' spirits are also flagging a bit under the uncertainty over the impact of the Federal Reserve's rate hikes, along with worries about job security. The Conference Board's index of consumer confidence dipped 2.3 points, to 89, in August, the second consecutive decline (chart). Households gave less optimistic assessments of both their present situations and their expectations six months down the road.
The combination of a slower pace of consumer spending and the big inventory buildup at retailers and wholesalers seems to be falling back on the manufacturing sector. Factory orders for both durable and nondurable goods fell 2.3% in July, the largest drop in 21/2 years (chart). Even excluding the month's unusually large order declines in autos and aircraft, bookings were still weak.
Moreover, factory inventories jumped 0.9% in July, the largest increase in 31/2 years, with finished goods accounting for most of the increase. That's the first hint that production is running ahead of demand, portending a slowdown in factory production this fall.
Weaker ordering was one reason for the flat reading in the composite index of 11 leading indicators in July. The index, designed to project the economy's pace in the coming months, has gone nowhere since March--another sign that the economy is due for slower growth.
All this doesn't mean that the expansion is headed down the tubes. Two favorable trends are supporting both consumers and businesses: Solid job growth is buoying household incomes, and rising profit margins are boosting corporate earnings. These patterns will sustain a moderate if slower pace of economic growth heading into 1995.
In particular, corporate profits continue to exceed expectations. By Commerce's accounting, before-tax operating earnings, which adjust for changing inventory values and for the difference between tax- and replacement-cost accounting, jumped 7.7% in the second quarter, to an annual rate of $547.3 billion, a gain of 15.7% from a year ago. Operating profits of nonfinancial companies as a percentage of real output rose to 12.8% last quarter, a record high (chart).
The strength in corporate profits partly explains the U.S. stock market's summer rally. But more important, signs that the economy is slowing to a noninflationary pace mean that the Federal Reserve will not be hiking short-term interest rates again any time soon.
The bottom line for consumers isn't skimpy, either. Personal income climbed a healthy 0.5% in July as wages and salaries scored another solid gain. After taking out taxes and inflation, real disposable earnings rose 0.2%. The problem is that during the past year, consumer spending has been growing faster than income.
That imbalance is partly why consumers are spending less and saving more. Of course, the underlying pace of incomes remains supportive of modest growth, which is why the economy is hardly in any danger of recession.
In fact, once the inventory overhang is pared down, demand will be the prime force in determining output. And because companies and consumers can depend on healthy earnings, economic growth could very well bounce back to 3% or so in the fourth quarter.
So when Commerce reports on third-quarter GDP in late October, don't panic. In fact, be happy knowing that the Fed, which meets shortly afterwards, is unlikely to have any justification for another hike in interest rates.


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To evaluate the safety of various doses of Alteplase in the management of complicated pleural effusions(CPE)/empyema.
One hundred twenty patients admitted to Methodist Hospital with CPE/empyema that failed standard medical treatment and simple chest tube drainage were treated with intrapleural Alteplase in doses ranging from 10mg to 100mg. A total of 330 doses of Alteplase were instilled intrapleurally as follows: 17 doses of 100mg of Alteplase, 70 doses of 50mg alteplase, 211 doses of 25mg alteplase and 10 doses of 10mg alteplase. Alteplase was administered daily through the chest tube intapleurally in 100cc of normal saline. Alteplase instillation was stopped when the drainage was less than 150cc in 24 hours, or if the drainage fluid appeared to be more bloody with each instillation, or if any complications occurred. A few patients received pre-and post coagulation profile with Alteplase instillation. Patients were monitored for any adverse events during, and for 24 hours after the procedure.
Two patients had significant bleeding post procedure (over 1gm Hemoglobulin), one needing transfusion. One patient had an intrapleural hematoma that resolved over a few days. One patient with severe COPD and respiratory failure had progressive shortness of breath several hours after Alteplase instillation, but when rechallenged a few days later had no adverse events. Seven patients experienced chest pain with only the first dose of Alteplase. Five had mild chest pain, one had moderate chest pain and one had severe chest pain. No significant change in coagulation was noted pre and post-Alteplase instillation in the patients that were monitored.
Intrapleural instillation of Alteplase is safe in doses up to 100mg administered daily. Side effects are minimal, with chest pain and bleeding at the chest tube site being the most common.
Alteplase in doses of up to 100mg daily can be safely instilled intrapleurally in complicated pleural effusions/emyema.
G. Thommi, Supported by Genetech, Inc
Wednesday, October 27, 2004
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Congratulations to the 2016-2017 NSAC Team!
The 2016-2017 NSAC Team
Students are chosen for the OSU team through an application and interview
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in areas of planning, creative, media, research, sales promotion, and public relations.
Our team begins work on this campaign in the fall semester and the project culminates
in spring when the team is sent to the 10th District regional competition. Being on NSAC will counts as Strategic Communications majors Campaigns course as well as an upper-level elective in the fall. Dr. Cynthia Nichols is the team's advisor.
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There are so many great things associated with NSAC, but the cost is not one of them. NSAC costs several hundred dollars for each student to participate. Many of our students work extra jobs and long hours to come up with the funds. NSAC students take two to three trips during the year--a training session down to Houston (costing roughly $250 per student), the regional competition (costing roughly $350 per student), and (if we make the cut) the national competition (costing roughly $750 per student). That's a lot. We want to do everything we can to help our students enjoy the experience, not be worried that they can't afford it. Your gift to the NSAC Scholarship fund can not only help our students enjoy the NSAC experience, but also win. Please support a deserving students by donating to the NSAC Scholarship Fund.
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Students gain hands-on experience developing national advertising campaigns, through the National Student Advertising Competition sponsored by the AAF. Each year as part of the NSAC, a corporate sponsor provides a case study outlining the history of its product and current marketing situation. Student teams develop an integrated communications plan for the client and "pitch" their proposal to a panel of judges. More than 150 AAF college chapters compete at the district level each year. In 2014, teams worked with a hypothetical $10 million budget to create a branding campaign for Mary Kay Cosmetics targeted to millennials.


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We were young when we made the pact. We were friends then, too, but that faded quickly. We'd seen something on television — a law show, I think — and knew you could get away with anything if no one talked. Of course, that didn't usually happen – on television, someone always caved. We wouldn't though, we swore. No matter what we got caught up in, one could never rat out the other. Our bond was special, we thought. You couldn't count on anyone if you couldn't count on your twin.
It was later that we realized that bond was a fluke. As far as we were concerned then, the nine months we had spent in the same uterus together were enough for a lifetime. We divided our room until we were old enough for separate ones. We sought out different friends, played different sports, whined until we were put in separate classes.
Our names were always attached anyway – Brooklyn and Milo or Milo and Brooklyn – like we were one person. The people saying that probably didn't know we could go months without speaking. Our own parents hadn't even really noticed. They were busy – they had chores, careers, and other kids to worry about. They grouped our names together too.
Dr. Camry is sitting in front of me now, referring to me only as Brooklyn. She is doing it deliberately and seems to think that it's reassuring. It is probably how she was taught to deal with cases like mine. Sequester the client in a room with too many couches and then wear them down with the use of their first name. It's not working on me though – in this setting, I feel no different hearing my name alone. I hear it a lot now.
"Brooklyn, can you tell me how your brother died?"
There it is. The question she has been setting up for about ten minutes now. She could have just asked it outright and saved herself the trouble. Just like with the other questions, I am not going to answer.
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TSX closes higher on stronger oils, golds
By Frank Pingue
TORONTO (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index hit its loftiest level in nearly two weeks on Wednesday, en route to a higher close, as a rise in crude prices helped push up shares of Suncor Energy and other oil companies.
Suncor, the biggest contributor to the index's gain, rose 1.7 percent to C$37.90, followed by fellow oil producer Canadian Natural Resources, which gained 2.4 percent to C$71.89.
Energy shares rallied alongside a surge in oil prices to near $73 a barrel after data showed crude stocks in the United States fell more than expected last week.
The bulk of the TSX's gains came in the first half of the session, before it slipped into a relatively tight range for the remainder of the day, as has recently been the case.
The S&P/TSX composite index ended up 96.02 points, or 0.83 percent, at 11,637.04. Earlier it rose to 11,691.73, which marked its highest level since December 4.
"The market is at a point now where it is not overvalued, it's not undervalued, it's probably fairly valued here," said Peter Chandler, senior vice-president at Canaccord Wealth Management in Waterloo, Ontario.
"It's going to need some kind of a precipitator to have it move dramatically one way or the other right now."
Other key drivers behind Wednesday's gain included gold miners, which climbed alongside gold prices. Barrick Gold Corp rose 1.9 percent to C$42.29, while Eldorado Gold ended up 4.2 percent at C$14.61. Continued...


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Touring Texoma: Vernon's Red River Valley Museum
Ponchie Deen/Museum Volunteer: "That's Electra Waggoner Biggs there. She's a sculptress."
A Texoma icon and link to the days of big oil and sprawling ranches, Electra Waggoner Biggs was the granddaughter of W.T. Waggoner, whose father, Dan, moved the Waggoner Ranch where it is today, way back in the late 1870'S.
The town of Electra was actually named after W.T.'s daughter, Electra, and her niece, Electra Waggoner Biggs was named after her.
"Bob Hope, Harry Truman..."
Waggoner Biggs would go on to become a nationally known sculptress whose most famous work is the Will Rogers Memorial in Fort Worth.
She had so many more, though, that can be found right here at the Red River Valley Museum.
"This black sculpture back here, I understand this is one of her most famous things, that people just like that."
In 1959, Waggoner Biggs was even immortalized when the president of Buick Motors named one of their models after her.
She'll forever be tied to this area she loved so much, as will others also displayed in this beautiful mural.
You'll understand why after any tour, and you'll also see for yourself just how far back history in the Wilbarger County area really goes.
Staley Heatly/President, Red River Valley Museum Board: "They are dated to be between 250- and 290- million years old."
"This was given to the museum back in 1963, really the start of the Red River Valley Museum."
"We also have in here, we have a fresh water shark tooth. This was found in the Pease River."
"These are from Wilbarger County. Look over here, you can see a mammoth jawbone with teeth still attached. We have mastodon tusks."
"There are fossils here on display, and native artifacts found in the Pease River and Red River areas as well."
"The Clovis culture is considered to be the first culture to arrive in North America, crossing the Bering Straight, coming down and populating the entire Americas, and so Clovis points are believed to be about 10,000 B.C."
The Red River Valley Museum covers everything from pre- dinosaurs and the first civilization in what would become Wilbarger County, to Vernon native, Roy Orbison's life, and beyond.
That includes Doan's Crossing, north of Vernon at the Red River.
More than 130- years ago, Jonathan Doan was convinced by Native Americans to move from his trading post near Fort Sill, down to Texas, because they weren't allowed to buy shot and powder on the reservation.
Then, soon after he arrived, his nephew, Corwin Doan, Corwin's wife and their daughter, 2- year old Bertha arrived as well from Ohio.
Bertha was the area's first white child.
This is KFDX footage from 1966 that shows her enjoying the Centennial Celebration of the cattle drive era's beginning, from right here at Doan's Crossing, where her father's friend, Quanah Parker would trade, and where 6- million head of cattle passed through on the Great Western Trail, headed to rails in Kansas.
Sherry Yoakum/Director, Red River Valley Museum: "They came in from the East. Now, if you can imagine, every little child in there was told, you can bring one thing. The youngest girl brought that ball over there with the little cat."
"I always ask children, what would you bring if you could bring one thing?"
Tony Yoakum/Museum Volunteer: "Wide eyed amazement. Wow!"
Tony Yoakum's talking about the reaction he sees from kids touring what's probably the museum's best known attraction, the Bill Bond collection of big game animals gathered from around the world over 5- decades.
"This specific rhino and another was killing some villagers, wiping out some crops, and causing a lot of havoc. They asked his hunting camp if they could do something about it."
"Mr. Bond had a misfire and was trying to reload, and in the panic of this, he was shooting a double rifle. In the panic, he was trying to load this bullet in there backwards. "And, he's a major game hunter." "Right, but this thing was about 20- feet away." "When he kills him, he falls 15- feet from his feet on a charge."
From the Alaskan Brown Bear in 1952, to this Louisiana alligator in '77, to the Alaskan Polar Bear in '64, Bill Bond wanted people to be able to see for themselves the amazing wild kingdom, and preserve it for future generations to come.
"He took such a variety of animals, and it was on purpose. He wasn't just out shooting something to be shooting something. He wanted to preserve this for the world to see."
"He killed 141 major game animals. Every game animal in here is a male. Every one is full grown, even though some of the little deer look like they're babies. They're not. They're full grown."
So, from a collection of animals you won't see anywhere, but maybe on television or in a book, to fossils of pre- dinosaurs that inhabited the Pease River area 250 million years ago, to artifacts of natives more than 10- thousand years ago, and Native American Indians 200- years ago, here in the same basic area Cynthia Ann Parker was re- captured on the Pease River in what's now Foard County, Wilbarger County's history is a fascinating one, and it's on display in the Red River Valley Museum.
Tony Yoakum says Lee Harvey Oswald lived north of Vernon for a while as a child.
He says when Barack O'Bama's mother was a child, she also lived in Vernon, and that Jack Teagarden was also from Vernon. He was the famous jazz trombonist who appeared in movies, and even in cartoons.
A Jack Teagarden museum's expected to open in Vernon this summer.
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The Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre has evolved considerably since its humble beginnings.
History tells a story, and without the people of our past we couldn't be where we are today, so step back in time with us to reflect on our historical tale.
It was in February 1891 when William Spencer sought to provide Bunbury with a Town Hall, offering the Bunbury Municipal Council a block of land and £1,000 pounds. Despite this generous offering, the Council declined the proposal due to financial difficulties, leaving Bunbury without a venue for the performing arts. In the late 1980s, this proposal was injected with new life as a steering committee was formed. The committee gauged public opinion, developed concept plans and investigated the potential for theatre developments.
From this, a successful fundraising committee was formed, which raised $2.2 million and generated much-needed corporate and community support. The committee relied on donations from local families, businesses and individuals; these generous contributions have enabled BREC to mature into the highly reputable venue it is today. We acknowledge these tremendous efforts and the local support South West residents have provided us over the years; our growth is only made possible through your continued commitment.
The outlook became increasingly optimistic for BREC as Hames Sharley Architects commenced design work on 13 June 1989, and the first commemorative soil was turned. With the completion of the building on 2 November 1990, the Opening Gala night featured an eclectic line-up of acts, including MC Jill Perryman, ballet dancers Fiona Tonkin and David McAllister, pianist David Helfgott, opera singers Thomas Edmonds and Robert Allman and The Band of the Fifth Military District.
We plan to continue building on the foundations of our past, to progress with our community support. 23 years on, our current expansion includes brand new flexible theatre spaces and function rooms, complete with the latest audio-visual equipment, and in-house catering to make your event as enjoyable as possible. Click here to view our exciting new function and theatre spaces.
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DAISHENG (M) Sdn Bhd, the largest and oldest toys retailer in Malaysia yesterday announced plans to capture a bigger market in the toy industry during its 33rd anniversary celebration that was attended by Tan Sri Dato' Sri Khalid bin Abu Bakar, Inspector-General of Royal Malaysia Police and other dignitaries.
According to Chia Ah Kau, the Chief Executive Officer of DaiSheng, the company has been growing steadily in the past three decades to become Malaysia's most established toys retailer that supplies toys to wholesalers, major hypermarkets and chain supermarkets. The range of toys retailed by Daisheng include die-cast collections, toys for educational and outdoor activities, toys for infants under the Combi brand, remote-controlled cars and helicopters and more.
"As one of the pioneers in the toy industry here, we are delighted that all our products including our die-cast collections continue to receive strong response from the market. We are optimistic that with the thriving toy industry here and with the support of our partner retailers and wholesalers, we will be able to further expand our retail channels and make in-roads into new markets and territories this year", said Chia.
Tan Sri Dato' Sri Khalid bin Abu Bakar, who launched a special edition of die-cast PDRM toy car collection during the anniversary celebration said, "It is important that we start them young when it comes to giving children the right understanding and values. Daisheng's innovation in incorporating educational messages about the role of the police force in Malaysia with the PDRM die-cast toy car sets is commendable".
During the event, the children from The National Cancer Society of Malaysia's Children Home of Hope, Yayasan Sunbeams Home and Rumah KIDS were each presented with a RM5,000 donation and toy goodies. According to a press release, donations were also presented to the Buddhist Tzu-Chi Merits Society Malaysia and the PDRM Welfare Fund.


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Friends (TV Series)
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Phoebe dates an East European UN diplomat Sergei and asks Monica to join them at a restaurant to keep his translator company as Sergei cannot speak Enlgish. When Ross brings a picnic to Rachel's office, Rachel becomes fed up with Ross's neediness and suggests they take a break. Ross seeks comfort in the bar where Joey and Chandler are trying to impress Chloe, the copy-girl they both have a crush on. Ross and Rachel are trying to make up on the phone when Ross hears Mark, who insisted he come over. Mark, knowing Rachel is on the phone with Ross, makes his voice audible to him so Ross assumes the worst and hangs up on Rachel. He then has one too many beers and sleeps with Chloe.- Written by Marshall
After a bitter fight with Rachel, Ross ends up sleeping with another woman. Phoebe dates a Diplomat who needs an interpretor to speak with her.- Written by Indy
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Poignant underachievement continues at OK! magazine, where the headline writers remain too adorably thick to understand the nuanced details of the copy contained therein.
Trumpeted all over this week's cover as a "WORLD EXCLUSIVE" - and one can only guess at the bloody bidding war they had to enter into to wrestle this one from the New York Times - are the words "Jordan: I'm having a baby girl called Crystal".
Given that Jordan is this week releasing her second novel, called Crystal - Philip Roth is said to be paralysed by insecurity - it would seem at first glance that giving her child the same name would be one of those publishing event / birth canal tie-ins we just don't see enough of these days.
And yet, does the interview inside back up this sensational revelation?
"I would love to call her Crystal," the expectant mother confides, "but I can't, can I? Not with my book."
What can one say? Other than that if staff at the publication ever need someone to come around and help them understand their own interviews, Lost in Showbiz is always available. Our rider demands in full: 38 scented candles (Diptyque only) and unlimited speedballs.


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Whether you're traveling for holiday celebrations, or just considering a winter vacation during this peak travel time, careful advance planning can make a big difference in your travel experience. The volume of travelers, possible winter weather complications and other unique seasonal disruptions may make travel insurance the right holiday gift for yourself.
Here are 5 tips for researching travel insurance for a trip during the holidays:
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I had soon followed Elizabeth and her mysterious male acquaintance to a small town, where they seemed to believe themselves safe. I then began considering the tricky business of catching and killing the murderers.
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I would wait outside the town, avoiding being seen, for a time, letting the fear overtake them as the news that I knew what they had done sank in. Then, I would begin making discrete appearances at the outskirts of town to other citizens of this place. The next phase of my plan involved quietly approaching their home in the night, and allowing myself to be seen in the area, but only for a few moments before I disappeared. It would be an entertaining game of cat and mouse between us. Eventually, when I got bored, I would approach them in the night and hunt them down and kill them like animals.
I wouldn't simply kill them, though - that would be too easy. I would give them a chance to run, to play the game, then jump on them one at a time and cut their throats.
I wasn't proud of myself; in fact, half the time, I couldn't tell myself from the new, darker side that wanted nothing but blood. I couldn't control this other side of me - and it was he who developed this plan and brought it to me. I chose to put it into motion, with some persuasion from him. He kept my eyes on the truth. He made sure I kept stock of the situation, reminding me who was responsible every waking moment, and even in my dreams he was there, whispering into my ear.
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B) But I didn't believe in him, though, so I set light to him, too, and carried on with my fiery destruction across the states
"What's your name, kid?"
"Theddy, Theddy Glormer."
"Uh-huh. How long were you at the Institute, Theddy?"
"Three weeks? A month? I don't know."
"And this skill of yours," Theddy noticed the man did not say "Gift."
"Did you have it before the Institute, or did you learn it there?"
"There. And do you know something? I don't remember ever seeing you anywhere on campus, not once misterrrrrrrrrrrr..."
"'Campus,'" the man grinned, "I wouldn't exactly call an old abandoned hardware store a campus."
Theddy's nerves jangled and his skin crawled; something about this man seemed disingenuous as hell, and Theddy's body definitely wanted to put some distance between them,
"Just tell me your name, mister."
"Look it, I can help you but you've got to listen to me."
"Why? I'll tell you why, smartass. You can't just go around setting everything aflame on a whim. There are those that will stop you. In fact, I'd be pretty safe in saying the Government is already hunting you."
Theddy snickered derisively, "There is no government, pal."
The man smacked Theddy in the head, "Don't be daft! Of course the government still exists. Not as powerful as it once was, a lot of those old politicians have buried themselves underground, but there are still people who can manage the day-to-day operations of this country."
Theddy folded his arms over his chest and grunted an "Uh-huh."
The man continued, "So you want to take on the Establishment? Fight the Man? Fine. Just don't be stupid about it. You start burning entire states and the Man will beat your ass in a face-to-face scrap. What you gotta do is fight guerilla style: stick and move,
stick and move. Never give him the chance to stomp you in the face."
Theddy wrinkled his nose, he thought he was doing just fine the way he was going, thank you very much. Who was this prick to tell him how to carry out his personal business?
"Yeah well, thanks for the advice but I think it's time I head for the hills."
"Theddy!" the man grabbed his sleeve, "don't go."
At this point Theddy damn near lost it, but he clenched on to the last refuges of restraint while visions of engulfing fire danced behind his eyes. His voice took an icy tone as he warned, "Get your hand off me."
"Theddy, I can be your mentor. I can show you how to control your powers."
This time when Theddy spoke all civility was lost. He bared his teeth and shouted, "Get your hand off me or I swear to god you will have just a melted stump to remove!"
A fair enough warning in Theddy's estimation, but instead of backtracking the man pulled himself closer, nearly hugging Theddy. He leaned in and whispered, "You've gotta know who to trust, kid."
Theddy was feeling trapped; the man had him in a veritable straight-jacket hold and desperation fed Theddy's rising panic levels. The acidic tang of fear set off a wild chain of physiological events within Theddy's body that quickly escalated beyond his control.
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A composite hockey stick can run in excess of $300, and often breaks just after the warranty expires. Well, "Don't Throw it Away - Keep it in Play"! As an Integral Hockey franchise owner, you can repair that stick to like-new condition, and return it to your customer for a fraction of the price of a new stick, saving them money while accelerating your income.
Integral Hockey West Coast also works with hockey players, teams and associations including the WHL, BCHL and VIJHL, by acquiring their unwanted broken sticks, repairing them and reselling them for a fraction of the cost of a new stick, while earning a healthy profit along the way.
"After playing in the NHL and working on Wall street, I was looking for a new project involving hockey. The idea of repairing carbon fiber hockey sticks makes so much sense. Until now, it's been the one piece of hockey equipment that could not be re-used. After extensively testing repaired sticks, I found they behaved exactly like a new stick and did not lose any characteristics. I'm convinced that all hockey players who try it will feel the same way. I'm excited about joining Integral Hockey and offering their advanced, product and service in Connecticut."
André Doré - New York Rangers
This is a successful and affordable franchise opportunity with a very large hockey market territory encompassing Vancouver Island West Coast, Alberni Valley, Comox Valley and Powell River, and with huge potential for further expansion and growth in returns!
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Ad #27731086
PostedJune 23, 2016
RenewedApril 22, 2017
ExpiryMay 22, 2017
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Time: 9 p.m.
Joe's is proud to support Lethbridge American Legion Baseball on Friday
March 24th by hosting a concert by the Chevelles. The Chevelles will
put on a great show of classic rock music for your dancing and listening
pleasure. The evening will also include both a silent and live auction
and a 50/50 cash draw. Proceeds will go to support the activities of
the 2017 editions of the Elks and the Minors in their baseball
development, games and travel.
The Chevelles concert will start at 9:00 P.M. Tickets for the event are $15.00 each and can be purchased in advance by contacting: Tammy at 403-394-8033 or Holly at 403-894-0673.
Come out and enjoy while you support Lethbridge minor league baseball. Average Joe's Sports Bar is located at 420 -6th streets south.
Members: T.T. Chevelle - Drums / Vocals / Manager.
Buck Chevelle - Lead Vocals / Lead Guitar.
Woody Chevelle - Guitars / Vocals / Keyboards.
Kitty Chevelle - Lead Vocals / Bass Guitar.
This is the new location of Average Joes Downtown — 420 - 6 Street South.
For many years now, you have enjoyed the great fun and friendly atmosphere at Average Joe's Sports Bar. Yes, the Lethbridge spot that has been named the best sports bar in Canada is going bigger and better. Coming soon, the A.J's team will be adding a new dimension to the downtown scene. They are going to welcome you to an exciting new venue at " COYOTE JOE'S".
Every Friday and Saturday night, Coyote Joe's will be open for a wild and rollicking session of music and dancing. Yes, Coyote Joes's will have live bands and top notch DJ's playing your favorite Rock 'n'Country tunes. There will be contests, drink specials, and great food to go along with all the music your toe tapping feet can handle. Coyote Joe's will quickly become the place in town to let your hair down, get rocking with your favorite partner, and show off your classic dancing style.