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Oak Hill Intercollegiate
Dates: April 21-22, 2014
Course: Oak Hill Country Club
Place: Pittsford, N.Y.
Course Info: Par 70 – 7,010 Yards
The Field: Canisius, Boston College, Georgetown, Nebraska, Notre Dame (co-host), Rochester (co-host), St. Bonaventure.
Format: 54 holes (36 played April 21, 18 played April 22)
Live Scoring: Available through GolfStat
- The Canisius College golf team will travel to Oak Hill April 21-22, to take part in the Oak Hill Intercollegiate, and event that will be hosted by Notre Dame and Rochester.
- The Oak Hill Intercollegiate will be the Golden Griffins' final tune-up before heading south for the 2014 MAAC Golf Championships.
- This will be Canisius' first 54-hole event since the team took part in the Cornell Invitational during the fall season.
- Canisius placed sixth last week at the St. Francis Red Flash Spring Invite in Johnstown, Pa. That tournament was shortened to 36 holes after play was cancelled April 15 due to snow.
- Canisius will be playing golf at the famed Oak Hill Country Club in Pittsford, N.Y. for the first time in program history.
- Oak Hill has hosted 11 major golf championships, most recently the 2013 PGA Championship, which was won by Jason Dufner.
- Oak Hill is the home course for the University of Richester golf team.
- Canisius will travel to Lake Buena Vista, Fla., April 25-27 to take part in the 2014 MAAC Golf Championships.
- This year's event will be played at the Disney Palm Course.
- Last year, the Griffs placed fourth at the MAAC Championships, the program's best finish at the league's title event since 1997.


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The real question is: Why arby's? Around here they never have any business..
This is a discussion on Employee fights off toy gun wielding robber within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.d...WS01/301240029 She wasn't armed, or else this would go in Armed Citizen Defense stories. A female Arbys restaurant employee thwarted a robbery attempt today when ...
She wasn't armed, or else this would go in Armed Citizen Defense stories.Good heads up on her part, and thankfully it was a toy gun. I have seen a couple of Gun Buster signs on Arby's around Cincy, don't know about this one.A female Arbys restaurant employee thwarted a robbery attempt today when she wrestled with the gun-toting would-be thief and broke what turned out to be his toy handgun.
The man entered an unlocked side door of the Arbys restaurant at 7790 Beechmont Ave. in Anderson Township at 6:40 a.m. today and demanded money from the two employees who were there, said Steve Barnett, spokesman for the Hamilton County Sheriffs Department.
One of the employees suspected he had a toy gun, he said. So she grabbed it and wrestled with him.
When the toy gun broke, the man ran out the door and escaped in a white pickup truck that was parked at a business next door, Barnett said.
He didnt get any money and nobody was hurt, he said.
The suspect may be the same robber who authorities believe is responsible for at least 20 fast-food restaurant robberies 14 of them at Arbys in Greater Cincinnati during the past 3½ years, Barnett said.
Based on the fact that he robbed an Arbys and the general description of him, it could be the same guy, he said.
Witnesses described the suspect as a white male in his early- to mid-30s with a light brown thin mustache, 6 feet tall, and said he wore a gray hooded sweatshirt, a dark skull cap, gold-rimmed glasses, dark pants, and gym shoes. His truck had a dent on the hood.
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The real question is: Why arby's? Around here they never have any business..
If the guy is caught and charged will he sue Arby's and the employee for breaking his gun?
Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe. Albert Einstein
the Arby's in my town has a Gun Buster Sign up, so it would NEVER happen here. Those signs are suppose to keep 'his kind' out in the first place. [sarcasm]
Obviously, they don't get my money either.
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http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.d...378/1056/COL02So I like to follow up on old threads I have here, sometimes that means ressurrecting them. Anyways, two more robberies happened to Arby's in Cincinnati over the weekend, so apparently this guy with the toy gun wasn't the serial robber of em but probably a copy-cat, or else he just happened to rob an Arby's.wo more Arby's restaurants were robbed over the weekend by a man using the same mode of operation used as in at 20 other fast-food-restaurant robberies in Greater Cincinnati in the past 3½ years.
At 8 p.m. Saturday, a white man in a dark jacket and jeans robbed the Columbia Township Arby's, 7305 Wooster Pike, police said.
At 6:30 p.m. Sunday, police received reports that the Green Township Arby's at 5680 Harrison Pike had been robbed.
In both cases the robber, described as a white man with a dark coat and jeans, implied he had a weapon but did not show one and ordered the workers into a walk-in freezer before fleeing.
This was the second time the Green Township store has been robbed in a year. The first was in May 2006 under similar circumstances.
Police believe one man is responsible for the previous 20 fast-food robberies.
This guy seems to hit other places occasionally but really hates Arby's. I dunno, I kinda like their food and wish there was one closer to campus, but thats just me.
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I'm glad to see you changed that avatar.
I wonder why he picks on Arby's.
Whatever doesn't kill you postpones the inevitable.
Sixto I agree with you . It sounds like an inside job. He could have gone to Mc donalds and got more money.


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HONG KONG -- International rankings of universities are always a hot topic of discussion at gatherings of academic leaders from around the world, and that is the case here at the kickoff of the annual conference of the British Council for university presidents and international education experts from all over the globe.
But in a twist, the council also released a new type of ranking -- of countries -- measuring whether their policies encourage and support international study. These new rankings are built around a formula that gives credit for performance and policies on a range of issues, including support for study abroad but also international collaboration, visa policies and commitment to quality control for programs that the countries operate outside their own borders.
While the United States is in many ways the leader in international education for all of the foreign students it attracts each year, the U.S. came in sixth in the study, which ranked Germany above other nations for a range of policies. The U.S. loses points for, among other things, lacking policies to support its students abroad and failing to have a national system of quality control for branch campuses opened by U.S. institutions abroad.
Among the policies for which Germany won points and top billing:
- Making specific changes in curricular offerings -- such as providing more courses in English -- to attract more foreign students.
- Subsidizing those foreign students by keeping fees for them at the same level as for domestic students.
- Setting a national goal (and working with students and universities to meet that goal) of having at least half of all university students spend at least a semester abroad.
- Monitoring its universities' branch campuses abroad to assure quality.
- Establishing rules that allow foreign students and graduates to work in Germany. (Lack of such a policy in the United States is a constant criticism from foreign students and is regularly cited as a key competitive disadvantage for the United States in attracting the best foreign talent.)
Here are the overall standings of countries deemed to be significant players in international education of the British Council's new ranking, called the Global Gauge:
|United States
A Reality Check From Students
One of the themes of the Global Gauge is that to promote a more international approach to higher education, countries and universities need to do much more than just recruit (tuition-paying) foreign students. There are all kinds of policies at the national and university level that can encourage or discourage students considering options abroad, and some of them require universities to give up a bit of money or autonomy, the measures suggest.
One of the first sessions today demonstrated these points. The British Council gathered a group of foreign students enrolled for a semester or year in Hong Kong to talk about policies that helped or hurt their efforts to study here. Most of the students were British, but there were also students from Australia, China, Mexico, South Korea and the United States. (To encourage the students to speak freely, observers agreed not to quote them by name.) The students' takes on these issues tended to cross country lines.
Students generally said that there were advocates at their universities who encouraged study abroad, but that individual faculty members -- especially outside of the languages and cultures departments -- were not terribly helpful. "They kind of discouraged it. They couldn't be bothered with the forms," said one. Several talked about choices for study abroad between a limited number of programs affiliated with their home institutions (for which credit transfer would be assured) and the programs in which they really wanted to enroll (for which they would need to do a lot of research and negotiation on their own).
Paying for study abroad was also cited as a major issue. Especially with tuition rates in Britain and elsewhere going up significantly, students said that those who found the right programs could save money by studying abroad. But those on tight budgets said that scholarships did not always follow them abroad, even when they were paying to register at their home institutions, and that the timing of student loan disbursements did not match the dates they were required to make payments to their universities in Hong Kong.
Issues of timing are also a problem for many students at European universities, according to several of the students here. Because three-year undergraduate degrees are the norm, they said, students who want to go abroad in their second year need to start making plans as they are still adjusting to university life.
The students in Hong Kong also talked about cultural issues. A Muslim woman from Britain said that when she studied in Germany, she didn't have to worry about finding halal meat because of the large immigrant population there, but she has few options in Hong Kong. Others debated why it is that so few men enroll in study abroad (a trend that seems to vex other nations as much as the United States). A (male) student was applauded for suggesting that, at the age when students must decide whether to study abroad, women are more mature than men.
New Rankings on Reputation
Even as the British Council was coming up with one new ranking, Times Higher Education -- a major player in international rankings of institutions -- was unveiling a new take on reputation rankings. Times Higher and most outfits that do rankings get criticized for the relative weight given to reputation as opposed to objective measures. While Times Higher does overall rankings that combine various factors, it is today releasing rankings that can't be criticized for being unclear about the impact of reputation -- as they are strictly of reputation.
The Times Higher survey is based on answers from 13,388 academics -- with an average of 16 years of experience and more than 50 research papers -- who were asked to rank the top universities in their fields based on both teaching and research. The United States did better in this survey, with 7 of the top 10 universities and 13 of the top 20, including Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in the first and second slots, respectively.
Over all, of the top 100 universities by reputation internationally, 45 were in the United States, followed by 12 in Britain, 5 in Japan and 4 each in Canada, Australia, Germany and the Netherlands.
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Shotty work that is.
I know the framing in this sucked :/^^^
Shotty work that is.
I know the framing in this sucked :/^^^
The last photo is quite good from what I can tell viewing it on my phone.
Straight horizon line.
Guiding lines that draw a sense of depth.
Good compositional balance.
Whatever you were thinking when composing this shot, try to keep it In mind for future shots.
Thanks man, got it published and won a little contest with it. Right place at the right time. I have a bad habit of not watching my horizon, got lucky here lol.
Last 3 are awesome!
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As far as "tooner" it is a personal joke and I will leave it out from now on. As soon as Subaru's became "cool" everyone became a "tuner". All it took was selling your Honda and borrowing 10k from your mom for some software. It is like a personal insult to guys that have been doing this way before the WRX arrived.


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Fitting in an early dinner, Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen were spotted leaving Sant Ambroeus restaurant in New York City on Monday (June 18).
The 26-year-old twins hurried out of the building as Ashley sported a blue sweater with cute black sandals; while Mary-Kate kept her head down to avoid the swarms of paparazzi.
In other career news, the recent birthday beauties just launched their own celebrity collection of high-street style clothing for StyleMint in the United Kingdom.
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Honschoten, J.W. van and Bree, H.E. de and Eerden, F.J.M. van der and Krijnen, G.J.M. (2000) The Influence of Viscothermal Effects on Calibration Measurements in a Tube. In: AES Convention, September 22-25, 2000, Los Angeles, USA.
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I am no morning person, but I'm up early enough to see the sun rise over the Atlantic Ocean through bleary eyes and a taxi window en route to the airport. The destination is Sao Paulo, where it will surely all be worth it as the Netherlands (phwoar) play Chile (phwoar) in the battle for first place in Group B.
Having already had the privilege of seeing the Chileans in that game against Spain, it is an exciting proposition, but surely enough everyone's favourite party pooper Louis van Gaal ensures that my excitement is sufficiently dampened by popping out a defensive-looking 5-3-2 and eking out a 2-0 win.
Van Gaal is always going to be judged harshly. He has been throughout his career as he has always been in high profile jobs, and his current post – and his next, for that matter – come with that same pressure.
Yet despite the Dutchman's tactics taking the sting and excitement out of a game that had the potential to be your proverbial barnstormer, it is difficult to argue with the veteran's methods. After all, Chile, Spain and Australia all pose very unique and different threats.
Spain want to pass you to death, a slow murder by triangles that only a Primary School music teacher could sympathise with. Australia are a youthful side with pace on the flanks and a robust, battling midfield. Chile are a high-energy, pressing side that can, and invariably will, sting you on the counter attack.
Van Gaal has taken all three of these separate challenges, set up his side slightly differently for each and has come away with nine points. Today's game may not have been pretty, but his job is to win games and he appears to have an alarming knack for doing just that.
It is one talent to be able to identify the opposition's strengths and weaknesses accurately and another entirely to be able to formulate and execute a plan that works to exploit those. What bodes well for Manchester United fans is how van Gaal has achieved that on the biggest stage this month.
This afternoon, for example, he decided that Chile's most potent threat lay in countering behind the Dutch defence and therefore he played a deep defensive line and afforded Jorge Sampaoli's men all of the ball. At one stage, Chile's possession count touched 75% but the game as a contest remained even. La Roja were being forced to try and create something faced with a wall of Oranje, rather than using the pace of Alexis Sanchez and Eduardo Vargas in behind to chase through balls as they prefer. It led to a frustrating evening for the Chileans and as much was obvious from what their players told me in the mixed zone afterwards.
"We brought everything to try and win this game. In front of us there was a team that tried nothing, they were just sat back," whined Claudio Bravo, soon to be of Barcelona.
Mauricio Pinilla lamented, "Holland sat really deep. They didn't let us move the ball around and played the perfect game. We wanted to finish first in the group, but we gave everything we had... It cost us throwing more bodies forward to try and win it."
While the second-most played Pitbull in Brazil this summer, Gary Medel, said "We ran the game, we had plenty of chances but they scored the goals.
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"Nine of their players were in their own half and it was difficult to break through, that's their game, that's their tactic and they did it well."
And it is that final point which is most salient. Van Gaal was typically bullish in defending his, erm, defending in the press conference afterwards and proffered that the "proof is in the pudding" with regards to his methods getting results. On that he is correct, and he has shown already in this tournament that whoever his teams come up against, he is capable of finding a way to win, and that "pudding" is something that will taste very sweet for Man United fans, who have endured a bitter old year.
More of Ed Malyon's World Cup diaries:
Read more: Chile are great fun, but can they be considered real contenders?
Read more: Belgium can take advantage of such an open tournament
Read more: Salvador welcomes France but are they genuine contenders?
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I brought 2 bottles back from Prague today. No offense, but while it is convenient to buy it online you are OVERPAYING. I purchased 2 - 0.5L bottles of staroplzenecky absinth for 925 Czech Koruna (about $45) at the TESCO supermarket in Prague. There were other brands available, but I wanted one with truth anise (french) flavouring. Traditional means serve 1-2oz. in a glass with ice water dripped over a sugar cube on a absinthe spoon.
An artificially flavoured and coloured Czech oil mix. This type of "absinth" has absolutely no relation to the genuine product, which is now once again available from selected French and Swiss producers. It completely lacks the beautiful herbal and floral notes present in the real thing, and is made from simply mixing essences with base alcohol, rather than by maceration and distillation of natural herbs (as real absinthe is). For more details on what constitutes genuine absinthe, see the Historical Absinthe FAQ at http://www.oxygenee.com.
I recently tasted this drink for the first time and I can honestly say its really nice (as long as you've had a few drinks first!). It has a strong ainseed flavour, and really burns when it goes down and leaves a nice warm feeling in your stomach when you're done! It is best had after some other drinks, otherwise it can taste a bit strong! So, when you are nicly drunk, have a go! But a warning it'll get you very drunk, with a killer hangover!
This drink is fanastic. And as many of you have commneted on my other opinions - yes it does have an aniseed flavour (if I spelt that right). This is the strongest absynth that money can buy here in the UK and I strongly recommend that you at least try a shot of it. However, I have drank a few bottles of this already (not at the same sittings) and have never experienced any halloucinations so I think its just a whole load of hype. Ok, this can be drunk neat or with ice from a chilled shot glass but the best way to drink it is after caramalising some sugar. The way to do it is this 1.Take a shot glass and fill with absynth. 2.Take a spoon (preferably an absynth spoon with holes in it) and scoop up a small amount of sugar with it. 3.Dip the spoon just slightly into the green drink until the sugar is wet. 4.Light the sugar from the bottom of the spoon and watch as the flame slowly dies out. This will take about 20-30 seconds. 5.Mix the caramalised sugar intot the drink and down.. Great... but watch out for your throte burning! :) Cheers All PS it dont make good cocktails
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A result of swiping, grabbing, throwing, tackling during a fighting scene in 'The Twilight Saga's Eclipse' is both of the actors involved got bruises.
Bryce Dallas Howard had a painful time on the set of the new "Twilight" movie - she dislocated her wrist during a fight scene with Robert Pattinson. The actress plays female vampire Victoria in "The Twilight Saga's Eclipse", opposite Pattinson's bloodsucking heart-throb Edward Cullen.
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This past weekend I was getting my geek on by spending my Labor Day holiday at DragonCon in downtown Atlanta. If you've never heard of DragonCon, it is one of the largest sci-fi, fantasy, gaming conventions in the U.S. Just over 30,000 fans of comic books, anime, sci-fi/fantasy and gaming converged at this 4-day conference. My own personal niche of interest was sci-fi and fantasy. During DragonCon, I had the chance to meet the stars of my favorite shows and movies such as Battlestar Galactica, StarTrek, Babylon 5, Lord of the Rings, and Firefly. Also, I got to participate in several fan seminars to talk about the shows and hear directly from the cast members. The one thing that surprised me the most about my experience was the costuming. It was incredible! People were dressed up as Stormtroopers, Sauron from Lord of Rings, Hellboy, Ironman, Batman and just about every imaginable character from anime, comics, tv or movies. (if you want to follow my Twitter feed from the event which includes pictures, goto: http://twitter.com/bigcreekbill )
It was such a fun and enjoyable event. But during the course of DragonCon I couldn't help but reflect on the reasons why an event like this is so compelling to so many people? And why do these sci-fi/fantasy, superhero genres fascinate so many people? Here are just a couple of my thoughts on why that might be:
We Want to Belong.
Throughout the entire event the fans and the stars talked about the wonderful community of DragonCon. An eclectic bunch of people, from all over the country and from all ages and walks of life, connected at DragonCon over their shared passions and interest in sci-fi/fantasy, anime, comics or gaming. What knit everyone together was a shared experience and a sense of mutual acceptance. I believe people fulfill a need at these conferences (or any group, club or organization) to connect with others who have shared interests, loves and passions. It is important for us to be and feel affirmed. We want to know that we are not strange or weird just because we like fantasy and sci-fi. There is power when like minded people come together. We all have the need to belong, somewhere and with others. A conference, like DragonCon, helps people fulfill that need to belong.
We Love to Imagine a Better World.
Several times during the convention I heard mentioned that this show or that show imagined a world the way it was "meant to be". I believe that there is a sense in each of us that knows that this world is broken and that there awaits us something much more. Deep in our soul, we yearn for that. Sci-fi/fantasy attempts to imagine and picture how the world was "meant to be" and attempts to imagine a pathway towards that end. Often this genre desires and hopes for a better and brighter future (there are exceptions to that rule). I believe that there is an "eschatological hope" in the human soul that this genre is attempting to address. None of the conclusions that artists and authors imagine of the future even come close to the real hope and future that resides with the Kingdom of God. They picture and imagine but mere shadows of what the world will be when it is fully restored and put to rights under the reign and rule of Jesus, our King.
The Power of Story.
All the great sci-fi/fantasy had one great thing in common – it was built around a great and compelling story. The reason people love this genre is that most of the time the stories are compelling and they reflect the human drama that we all face. One fan discussion on Battlestar Galactica revolved around what is morality and what it means to be human. The stories from these sci-fi/fantasy shows were driving these incredibly thoughtful questions forward. Fundamentally, as humans, we love story. The reason for this is that are lives consist of story. We are a people with our own individual story or narrative, and we live within the framework of a larger story or meta-narrative. That larger story binds us all together. It is God's story. It is a story of our Creation to our Fall to God's Pursuit of Us that moved to Reconciliation through the Cross and is moving toward the time when all of creation will be Restored.
I will always be a fan of great sci-fi/fantasy not only because it provokes and is fun to read and watch – but also because it resonates with the human experience. I will probably go back next year to DragonCon. And who knows, maybe I'll be brave enough next year to suit up in my own costume.


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In his "free-speech experiment" five years ago, senior Joseph Frederick displayed a large banner outside his school in Juneau, Alaska, with the message, "Bong Hits 4 Jesus." Frederick's banner was quickly confiscated by his high school principal, and he was suspended for 10 days. In response, Frederick took his school all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
On Monday, the court ruled against Frederick, finding that schools "may take steps to safeguard those entrusted to their care from speech that can reasonably be regarded as encouraging illegal drug use." Frederick, who is now 23 and living in China, sought damages from his high school principal, arguing that his free-speech rights, protected under the First Amendment, had been violated.
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The amendment also asks the court to rule on whether SCO has the right to seek a $699-per processor licensing fee it is now demanding of Linux users.
"One of the counterclaims is that SCO infringed IBM's copyrights by, among other things, copying and distributing IBM contributions to Linux without permission after SCO's rights under the GPL were terminated due to their breach," said Bob Samson, IBM's vice-president of systems sales.
SCO has not sold the SCO Linux software in question since 12 May, but the company continues to distribute it via the internet to honour existing support contracts, said SCO spokesman Blake Stowell.
Stowell disputed the idea that SCO could no longer distribute Linux. "We're the copyright holder for the core Unix operating system. If we want to charge someone a licensing fee for using our copyrighted software that's gone into Linux, then we have that prerogative," he said.
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2015: American author E.L. Doctorow dies of complications from lung cancer at age 84 in New York City. He is best known for his award-winning works of historical fiction, including "Ragtime," "Billy Bathgate," "The March" and "World's Fair." [ + - ]
2011: NASA's Space Shuttle program ends with the morning landing of the space shuttle Atlantis at Kennedy Space Center in Florida to wrap up mission STS-135. The nearly 13-day mission, which delivered components to the international space station, was the 135th mission flown by the space shuttle program. [ + - ]
2007: The seventh and last book of J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," is released globally in 93 countries. The book broke sales records as the fastest-selling book ever, a record it still holds today. It sold 15 million copies in its first 24 hours, including more than 11 million in the United States and United Kingdom alone, beating the previous record set by Rowling's "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," which had sold nine million copies on its first day in 2005. [ + - ]
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1998: Alan Shepard, the naval aviator and NASA astronaut who in 1961 became the second person, and the first American, to travel into space, dies of leukemia at age 74 in Pebble Beach, California. Shepard made his historic flight into space as part of Project Mercury and returned to space a decade later, commanding the Apollo 14 mission and becoming the fifth person to walk on the moon. After leaving NASA, the New Hampshire native became a successful businessman. [ + - ]
1990: Roger Waters stages a production of "The Wall" on the vacant terrain between Potsdamer Platz and the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany, to celebrate the fall of the Berlin Wall the year before. Among the artists who took part in the charity concert were Sinead O'Connor, Bryan Adams, Phil Collins and Cyndi Lauper. [ + - ]
1987: Guns N' Roses' debut album "Appetite for Destruction" is released. The album was a critical and financial success, eventually topping the U.S. Billboard 200 chart. It featured songs such as "It's So Easy," "Mr. Brownstone," "Welcome to the Jungle," "Sweet Child o' Mine" and "Paradise City." [ + - ]
1983: The world's lowest temperature is recorded at Vostok Station in Antarctica at -128.6 degrees Fahrenheit. This beat the station's former record of -126.9 degrees set on Aug. 24, 1960. [ + - ]
1980: AC/DC releases the album "Back in Black," their first with Brian Johnson as lead singer following the Feb. 19, 1980, death of original lead singer Bon Scott. The album, dedicated to Scott's memory, reached No. 1 on the UK charts and No. 4 on the U.S. Billboard 200 album chart and has sold more than 50 million copies worldwide. [ + - ]
1978: Actor Josh Hartnett, best known for movies such as "Halloween H20," "The Faculty," "Pearl Harbor," "Black Hawk Down" and "30 Days of Night," is born in St. Paul, Minnesota. [ + - ]
1973: Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves connects with Ken Brett's fastball for his 700th career home run, becoming only the second major-leaguer, after Babe Ruth, to reach the milestone. Aaron would eventually surpass Ruth's career mark of 714 and hold the record of 755 home runs until surpassed by Barry Bonds in 2007. [ + - ]
1969: Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin blast off from the moon after spending more than 21 hours on the lunar surface and return to the command module piloted by Michael Collins. Armstrong, the first man to set foot on the moon, spent about two and a half hours outside the spacecraft while Aldrin spending slightly less. The three-man crew splashed down in the Pacific Ocean three days later. [ + - ]
1968: Soccer player Brandi Chastain, best known for her game-winning penalty shootout kick against China in the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup final and her celebration afterward, is born in San Jose, California. Chastain has won two Women's World Cup championships, two Olympic gold medals and an Olympic silver medal, and has played professionally for three different franchises in her home state of California. [ + - ]
1967: Hall of Fame baseball player Jimmie Foxx, the second player in Major League Baseball history to hit 500 career home runs, a three-time MVP, and a triple crown winner in 1933, dies at age 59 after choking on a piece of food while dining out with his brother in Miami, Florida. Foxx played most of his career with the Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Red Sox, but also played for the Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Phillies. [ + - ]
1961: Gus Grissom becomes the second American to go into space, piloting the second Project Mercury flight, Mercury-Redstone 4, popularly known as Liberty Bell 7. Grissom's suborbital flight lasted 15 minutes and 37 seconds, reached an altitude of more than 102.8 nautical miles and traveled 262.5 nautical miles downrange, landing in the Atlantic Ocean. [ + - ]
1959: Elijah "Pumpsie" Green becomes the first black player to play for the Boston Red Sox, the last pre-expansion major-league team to integrate. He came in as a pinch runner for Vic Wertz and stayed in as shortstop in a 2-1 loss to the Chicago White Sox. [ + - ]
1957: Althea Gibson becomes the first black woman to win a major U.S. tennis title by winning the Women's National clay-court singles competition. Two weeks before her victory, Gibson had won her first Wimbledon singles championship, and she would go on to win the U.S. Open title in New York, when the competition still was for top-ranked amateurs, later that summer. [ + - ]
1954: The Geneva Conference partitions Vietnam into North Vietnam and South Vietnam as a result of the First Indochina War. The division was not intended to be permanent, but rather the countries were intended to be reunited following elections in 1956. However, reunification didn't take place until after the surrender of the South Vietnamese government following the Vietnam War. [ + - ]
1951: Actor and comedian Robin Williams is born in Chicago, Illinois. Williams rose to fame on the sitcom "Mork & Mindy" and went on to a movie career that includes films such as "Good Morning, Vietnam," "Dead Poets Society," "Awakenings," "The Fisher King," "Aladdin," "Mrs. Doubtfire" and "Good Will Hunting." He earned four Academy Award nominations, winning Best Supporting Actor for his role in "Good Will Hunting." He also received two Emmy Awards, four Golden Globes, two Screen Actors Guild Awards and five Grammy Awards over his career. The comedian, who had struggled with addiction and depression over his life, committed suicide at age 63 on Aug. 11, 2014. [ + - ]
1948: Yusuf Islam, the singer-songwriter formerly known as Cat Stevens, is born Steven Demetre Georgiou in London, England. He is best known for songs such as "The First Cut Is the Deepest," "Father and Son," "Wild World," "Peace Train," "Moonshadow" and "Morning Has Broken" and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014. [ + - ]
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1944: German army officer Claus von Stauffenberg and his fellow conspirators are executed by firing squad in Berlin, Germany, for the July 20 bombing plot that failed to assassinate Adolf Hitler. Although the blast killed four people, Hitler was shielded from the blast by a heavy, solid-oak conference table and was only slightly injured. [ + - ]
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1926: Filmmaker Norman Jewison, best known directing the Oscar-nominated films "The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming," "In the Heat of the Night," "Fiddler on the Roof" and "Moonstruck," is born in Toronto, Ontario. He earned seven Academy Award nominations in his career, including Best Director nominations for "Moonstruck," "Fiddler on the Roof" and "In the Heat of the Night." He's also known for directing movies such as "The Cincinnati Kid," "The Thomas Crown Affair," "Jesus Christ Superstar," "A Soldier's Story" and "The Hurricane." [ + - ]
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1873: Jesse James and the James-Younger Gang pull off their first train robbery, derailing a locomotive of the Rock Island Railroad near Adair, Iowa. The train's engineer, John Rafferty, was killed in the crash. The gang took more than $2,000 (the equivalent of about $40,000 in today's dollars) from the express safe in the baggage car. Here, brothers Jesse and Frank James are seen in 1872. [ + - ]
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1861: The First Battle of Bull Run, the first major battle of the war begins and ends in a victory for the Confederate army near Manassas Junction, Virginia. The battle began as a surprise attack by Union forces led by Brig. Gen. Irvin McDowell, but the attack proved ineffective because of poor execution. Although initially at a disadvantage, Confederate forces were able to secure reinforcements via railroad and turn the tide of the battle. Thomas J. Jackson, then a little known brigadier general, earned his famous nickname of "Stonewall Jackson" when his brigade of Virginians stood their ground, allowing a Confederate counterattack that left Union troops routed and retreating. [ + - ]


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I'm sure that due to the number of drunk drivers they're all eager to turn in their cars too.
I'm wondering if LA PD got back any of their MP5s they lost from their training facility? Those were their guns they converted to sim-ammo! If I remember it was 20 or so!
This is a good thing. It will make it easier for us to reclaim the land as West Carolina.
Read the L.A. Riot accounts of disarmed idiots running scared to buy guns, only to discover that there were waiting periods and other "laws" in place that meant that they could NOT buy a gun that day, or in the following days.
Many then ran desperately to their friends to "borrow" guns, because the wolf was at the door.
How many of those sheeple will only realize their stupidity when the wolf is again at the door, but they cannot get a gun at all, because they not only turned their guns in for short term cash, but elected liars who promised safety and security when they KNEW that they could deliver neither. :gah:
Cannon fodder.
Thats all I've got to say about that.
If there is a gun buy back here in tuscaloosa I will take my camera down there and conduct some interviews with the sellers asking them what gang the belong to and how much time they did before and then post it here.
I still like the gun club (don't remember where) who spent a year gathering up old broken rifles worth about 20.00 or less each. They took them to the "buy back program" and sold them for 100-200 each. They then used the money to send kids to an NRA sponsored summer camp. Loved that one!!!!
Having lived in the greater LA area for 30 years (and got smart and got out), I would bet more guns are coming over the Mexican boarder every day than our being turned in. Most of the ones turned in in the past looked like they were very old and very worn out. The others were stolen (remember, no questions). So they are legally fencing stolen property.
Anyone who would turn in their gun should not have a gun. I might add that turning in any kind of decent gun for a $100 gift certificate, borders on insane and is well into the land of stupid. With the current prices for guns you could at least triple or more the profit from the gun. Maybe this is a good thing, removing guns from the hands of the insane.
Well, that'll only work in safe cities like L.A. Here in the wild midwest, we need to hang on to our protection.
What an idea... Have a gun used in a crime? No questions asked just turn it in....No way to track it down.
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IL High School Insider Joe Lombardi, the author of the "Lax with Joe" blog at LaxLessons.com, focuses on the New York/New Jersey/Connecticut tristate region. Joe is also an analyst for the MSG Varsity television network and is the primary author of the new edition of "Lacrosse for Dummies," which was released in 2010. You can follow Joe Lombardi on Twitter @joe_lombardi. You can follow LaxLessons on Twitter @LaxLessons.
We can now start tracking the 2014s in the nation's No. 1 hotbed for lacrosse – the New York/New Jersey/Connecticut tristate region.
That turning point occurred this past week with the commitment of sophomore Tyler Breen of the Taft School in Watertown, Conn., to Virginia.
Breen is an attackman.
"Ever since I began playing lacrosse in the third grade, I knew I wanted to play in college," Breen told LaxLessons.com. "But I never dreamed I'd end up committing to a tremendous school such as Virginia."
What made Breen a target for many top-tier D-I programs?
"I think my strengths are my athleticism and my lacrosse IQ," he said. "I rely on my dodging ability to beat big defenders and also my IQ to make the right play and the extra pass."
Breen's brother, Ryan, also a Taft product, is a freshman at Michigan.
For more on that, as well as a look at the other colleges the younger Breen considered, click here.
Peter Conley has been an impact player on the varsity level since his freshman year.
Combine that with strong play in the summer, and you have a midfielder that was targeted by many premier programs.
The dodging and athletic junior midfielder from Mamaroneck (N.Y.) has committed to Georgetown.
"First, Washington, D.C., was a huge draw," Conley told LaxLessons.com. "I'm really excited to have the chance to spend my college years in such a great city.
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Tyler Andreassi has been pretty busy the last couple of months.
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In between classes, games and practices, he decided where that will be.
"UMass is a large D-I school. It has my major, which is Engineering," he said. "I felt welcomed by Coach (Greg) Cannella and his staff. The team made me feel welcome as well. Coach Cannella and the team is one family, and that is what I'm used to."
Andreassi will join his brother, attackman Michael, at UMass.
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- Type 2 Diabetes: Learn the Warning Signs
- Diabetes Friendly Dining
- Type 2 Diabetes: Test Your Medical IQ
- Patient Comments: Diabetes Treatment - Effective Treatments
- Patient Comments: Diabetes - Diet
- Patient Comments: Diabetes Treatment - Medications
- Patient Comments: Diabetes Treatment - Insulin
- Find a local Endocrinologist in your town
- Diabetes type 1 and type 2 treatment facts
- Which specialties of doctors treat type 1 and type 2 diabetes?
- What is the treatment for diabetes?
- Medications for type 2 diabetes
- Meglitinides (Prandin and Starlix)
- Sulfonylureas
- Metformin (Glucophage)
- Canagliflozin (Invokana) and dapagliflozin (Farxiga)
- Thiazolidinediones: pioglitazone (Actos) and rosiglitazone (Avandia)
- Acarbose (Precose)
- Pramlintide (Symlin)
- Exenatide (Byetta)
- Liraglutide (Victoza)
- Long-acting exenatide (Bydureon)
- Albiglutide (Tanzeum)
- Dulaglutide (Trulicity)
- DPP-IV inhibitors (sitagliptin, saxagliptin, linagliptin)
- Combination medications for type 2 diabetes
- Treatment of diabetes with insulin
- Different methods of delivering insulin
- Diabetes diet
- The future of pancreas transplantation
Acarbose (Precose)
Acarbose (Precose) is a medication that decreases the absorption of carbohydrates from the intestine. Before being absorbed into the bloodstream, enzymes in the small intestine must break down carbohydrates into smaller sugar particles, such as glucose. One of the enzymes involved in breaking down carbohydrates is called alpha-glucosidase. By inhibiting this enzyme, carbohydrates are not broken down as efficiently, and glucose absorption is delayed.
The name of the alpha-glucosidase inhibitor available in the U.S. is acarbose (Precose). Placebo-controlled clinical trials with over 700 patients associated acarbose with reduction of hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) values. HbA1c is the standard clinical measure of average blood sugars over the preceding three months. However, as a single agent, acarbose has not been as effective as other antidiabetic medications. Since acarbose works in the intestine, its effects are additive to antidiabetic medications that work at other sites (such as sulfonylureas). Clinical studies have demonstrated statistically better control of blood glucose in patients treated with acarbose and a sulfonylurea, compared to the sulfonylurea alone. Acarbose is currently used alone or in combination with a sulfonylurea.
- Acarbose is taken three times a day at the beginning of meals. The dosage varies from 25 to 100 mg before each meal. The maximum recommended dose is 100 mg three times a day.
Acarbose side effects and warnings: Because of its mechanism of action, acarbose has significant gastrointestinal side effects (the most common symptoms seen in up to 75% of patients taking acarbose) such as:
- abdominal pain,
- diarrhea, and
- gas.
For this reason, acarbose is administered using a low initial dose, and then increased over weeks depending on how well the patient tolerates the medication. Most gastrointestinal symptoms tend to subside over the course of a few weeks, although some patients report persistent problems.
At greater doses, reversible abnormalities in liver tests may be seen.