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HERSHEY — Outside of his small circle of friends, family and coaches, few envisioned Derry's Micky Phillippi capturing a PIAA Class AA wrestling title as a freshman.
Phillippi, a third-place finisher at the Southwest Regional tournament, didn't need any extra support to seal a genuine Cinderella story. Truth be told, the 113-pounder looked like a senior in a freshman's skin the entire three-day tournament.
With the lights of the Giant Center shining bright, Phillippi capped a brilliant three-day performance and became just the second wrestler in area history to claim a state title as a freshman with a breathtaking 1-0 win over South Fayette senior Seth Carr in Saturday afternoon's finals.
Phillippi also nipped Carr, 1-0, in the WPIAL finals on Feb. 23.
In addition, Ligonier Valley brothers Justin (113) and Joshua Patrick (120) each matched feats of last season, placing fourth and fifth, respectively. Blairsville's Drew Doak also took seventh for the second straight year.
Phillippi (42-4) became just the second wrestler in Derry history to win a state title as a freshman.
Jimmy Gulibon accomplished the feat for the Trojans in 2008-09 before winning three more titles to become the 10th wrestler in state history to claim four gold medals.
Phillippi admitted that former Derry state champs Gulibon, Travis Shaffer, Troy Dolan and Mike May all served as his role models and paved his path to a gold medal.
"I looked up to them my whole life," Phillippi said. "My dad would always tell me stories about watching them wrestle and how good they were. Just knowing how good they were really made me want to be good, too. Watching Jimmy, Travis and Troy … I can remember watching Troy when I was so little on TV and saying to myself, 'I want to be like him some day.' That's all I wanted to be my whole life and finally it came true."
Still riding the momentum of his win over Carr at WPIALs, Phillippi escaped 12 seconds into the second period to break a 0-0 tie and score the match's lone point.
After staving off a double-leg takedown attempt from Carr late in the second period, Phillippi assumed the top position in the third period and went to work on riding the explosive senior.
A master in top control, Phillippi countered every maneuver Carr attempted from the bottom in the third period. Frustrated but not fatigued, Carr squirmed toward the boundary with 20 seconds to go, but never got there and watched the clock run out with his face on the mat.
Phillippi outscored his four opponents at the state meet 18-2. One of the two points he allowed was due to an illegal full-nelson hold.
"We were the only ones who thought he'd win," Derry coach Mike Weinell said. "He didn't come in like Jimmy came in here … with all the credentials and state titles from (Junior Olympics). Micky placed fourth last year at states so he was kind of flying under the radar. He was flying under the radar and he wanted to make a mark, and he did it with a smile on his face the whole entire time."
Phillippi dedicated the tournament to his late father Steve Phillippi, who passed away in June. He had this to say about wrestling in his name: "He never really saw me at the state level, and I wanted to show him. He was always so proud of everything I did and now I've got the ultimate goal so far, which is winning a state title."
In the third- and fourth-place consolation bout, junior Justin Patrick (37-6) lost for the second time in the tournament to Boiling Springs' Korbin Myers, this time dropping a 4-2 decision.
Myers defeated Patrick 3-1 in the quarterfinals on Friday.
Patrick, a Southwest Regional runner-up who handed Phillippi two of his four losses this season, including a loss by fall in the semifinals at regionals, nobly credited Phillippi for wrestling a better tournament.
"I'm glad for him," Patrick said. "Obviously I wanted to be up there, but he wrestled a really tough tournament. Anyone can win this tournament. He wrestled really tough and really smart, and that's why he deserved to win it."
A Southwest Regional champion, senior Joshua Patrick (30-2) pinned Penn Argyl's Matt Williams in 2:03 in the fifth- and sixth-place consolation match.
Patrick, a three-time state placewinner and four-time state qualifier, signed a national letter of intent to wrestle at Rutgers University next season.
Sophomore Doak (39-4), a Southwest Regional runner-up, edged Southern Columbia's Blake Marks, 3-2, in the seventh- and eighth-place consolation bout.
Doak, who won his second consecutive District 6 title, became the first wrestler in Blairsville history to medal in his freshman and sophomore campaigns. Doak also became the first Blairsville sophomore to reach 80 career wins.


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The New York Jets will be without star cornerback Darrelle Revis for the remainder of the season. After undergoing an MRI early Monday morning, it was revealed that Revis tore his ACL in the third quarter of the game against Miami. The injury coupled with Revis' concussion earlier in the year have made this a season to forget for a man widely touted as the best corner in the NFL.
Kyle Wilson is set to return as a starter in lieu of Revis. The three-year veteran is no stranger to assuming the responsibility of covering a top receiver. In his rookie year, Wilson had to cover Patriots receiver Randy Moss after Revis went down with a hamstring injury.
Wilson believes that he is up to the challenge of filling in for the perennial Pro Bowler. While Wilson does not possess the skill set of Revis, he believes that having a few years of NFL experience under his belt will help him recognize routes and allow him to cover the receiver accordingly.
"Each year has gotten slower and I think that's because of knowing what to look for and just having that experience," stated Wilson. "I'm going (to go) out there and I'm going to continue to do my job."
Wilson will line up opposite No. 1 cornerback Antonio Cromartie in the starting rotation. In a recent interview with ESPN Radio in New york, head coach Rex Ryan expressed his optimism that the Jets can overcomes the loss of Revis with the security of another number one corner on the roster. The Cromartie dynamic will ensure that Wilson is tested by quarterbacks looking to exploit his side of the field. In the event that happens, Wilson is confident in his ability to adapt.
"I think you'd expect that as a defensive back, that the ball will be thrown at you every play," said the Boise State alum.
Revis will still have a place on the Gang Green sideline as a mentor to the young corner. Wilson has had the opportunity to learn from the best at his position in the NFL and admires Revis' approach to the game.
"I always pick that guy's brain," spoke Wilson. "He's obviously pretty good. Our communication will still be the same, but overall, I just have to continue to do my job, go out there, have fun and make plays."


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Sandor Guillen Gets 20 Years During Sentencing For DUI Hit And Run
Sandor Guillen gets 20 years.
Guillen sentenced Friday after being convicted of DUI Manslaughter in March for running a red light and killing the 13-year old Camacho who was sleeping in the back seat of the family's van.
During the trial, Guillen's attorney tried to make claims detectives botched the investigation by destroying evidence.
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U.S. Senators Chris Coons (D-Del.), Susan Collins (R-Maine), and Jack Reed (D-R.I.) have introduced legislation to strengthen and reauthorize the heart of the federal government's energy efficiency strategy -- the Weatherization Assistance Program -- and to reauthorize the vital work of the State Energy Program. The Weatherization Enhancement, and Local Energy Efficiency Investment and Accountability Act would extend both programs for five more years. The bill will be among those examined at a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Subcommittee on Energy hearing on Tuesday.
"Saving energy is the first step to reducing our energy costs and increasing our nation's energy security," Senator Coons said. "The Weatherization Assistance Program and State Energy Program have made it possible for millions of Americans to reap the benefits of a wide range of energy-efficient technologies and practices. Our bill will not only ensure that both landmark programs can continue to help make American homes safer, healthier, and more energy efficient, it also further enhances the Weatherization Assistance Program with a complementary, competitive grant program, and requires that the DOE establish strong, achievable standards for qualifying entities. This will ensure that even more families can benefit. This is common-sense, bipartisan legislation that I hope will once again earn strong support in the Senate."
"I am pleased to support this bipartisan bill to reauthorize and enhance two successful and long-standing federal energy programs," Senator Collins said. "Weatherization provides grants to permanently lower home energy costs for low-income families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities, as well as create jobs, and the State Energy Program is supporting key state energy efficiency and renewable energy projects." Senator Collins said. "Programs such as these have a significant return on investment and help meet our national goals of saving energy, lowering costs, and energy independence."
"Energy efficiency is critical to our efforts to lower energy costs, reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, and strengthen our economy," Senator Reed said. "This bipartisan legislation to reauthorize the Weatherization Assistance Program and State Energy Program will help more families and businesses save on their energy bills and put more people to work making energy efficient improvements."
For 36 years, the Weatherization Assistance Program has assisted low-income families that lack the resources to make their homes more energy efficient. It is responsible for energy efficiency upgrades -- including the installation of attic insulation and dense pack sidewall insulation, as well as air sealing, heating system repairs and, when necessary, replacements, duct sealing and insulation, and base load measures -- in more than 7.4 million homes across the country, including more than 1 million homes in just the last four years. For every dollar invested by the Weatherization Assistance Program, participating American homeowners have saved more than $2.50 on their energy costs.
The 38-year-old State Energy Program leverages federal investment with state and local funds to encourage strategic and programmatic energy-related activities to increase energy efficiency, develop alternative energy sources, promote energy development, and reduce energy dependency. For every dollar invested by the State Energy Program, more than $7 in energy-cost savings have been realized.
The Congressional authorization for both programs expired in September 2012.
The Weatherization Enhancement, and Local Energy Efficiency Investment and Accountability Act would:
Reauthorize and extend the WAP and SEP through 2018;
Develop a competitive, leveraged grant program for non-profits that have a track record of success to access the WAP; and
Require minimum professional standards for WAP contractors and workers, and require an independent quality assurance program.
The legislation has been endorsed by more than 20 organizations, including the National Association of State Energy Officials, Habitat for Humanity International, Natural Resources Defense Council, Alliance to Save Energy, American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy, Energy Future Coalition, National Association for State Community Services Programs, and Rebuilding Together. A complete list is available at http://coons.senate.gov/weatherization.
"For nearly 40 years, the structure of the Weatherization Assistance Program has remained stagnant, despite significant advances in the energy efficiency technology and the construction industry," Delaware Secretary of Natural Resources and Environmental Control Collin O'Mara said. "In the past few years, Delaware has built a national model program operating under the old archaic rules, but the State could more effectively help low-income families, if given the flexibility to innovative and work with strategic partners. Senator Coons knows that innovation and new partnerships are critical to scaling up residential efficiency investments that produce real savings and create jobs, and we applaud his leadership for advancing legislation that will bring this important and well-intentioned program into the 21st century."
"NASEO strongly supports the bipartisan Coons-Collins SEP and WAP reauthorization bill," David Terry, Executive Director, of the National Association of State Energy Officials said. "The states' implementation of SEP has a history of continuous innovation that leverages private sector investments to tap indigenous energy resources and technological advances unique to each state. In addition, we support the proposed, new innovative element of WAP, as well as the base Weatherization program with new quality standards. We look forward to working with Congress to pass this important bipartisan legislation as rapidly as possible."
"Habitat for Humanity International is pleased to offer its enthusiastic endorsement of the Weatherization Enhancement and Local Energy Efficiency Investment and Accountability Act, developed by Senators Coons, Collins and Reed," said Jonathan T.M. Reckford, CEO, Habitat for Humanity International. "Habitat is fully committed to improving residential energy efficiency through technologically advanced new construction, home rehabilitation and retrofitting, and owner-occupied weatherization projects. Developing energy efficient homes contributes to the long-term affordability of Habitat homes and helps keep in check the energy and environmental demands made by growing communities. Habitat congratulates Senators Coons, Collins, and Reed on their extraordinary work on this bill and looks forward to supporting its adoption and implementation."
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Charlotte, NC, July 21, 2014 – In June, Novant Health Presbyterian Medical Center was approved by the North Carolina Office of Emergency Medical Services (NCOEMS) to receive trauma patients. To get approval, Presbyterian Medical Center merged its license with Novant Health Charlotte Orthopedic Hospital, and is in the process of making multiple upgrades to its emergency department, operating rooms and helipad. Through Presbyterian Medical Center's application, it has shown NCOEMS it is prepared to care for patients as a Level II trauma center.
Presbyterian Medical Center will begin receiving trauma patients August 1. When Medic responds to a trauma patient, the patient will have a choice of which hospital will treat them. If a patient has no choice, Medic will take the patient to the closest medical center.
Presbyterian Medical Center has always cared for trauma patients. In 2013, NCOEMS changed the way trauma patients are received – a hospital must be an approved trauma center. Through Presbyterian Medical Center's trauma center application, patient care will only improve.
"The state is recognizing we can care for the patients we have been caring for all along," said Phil Angelo, BSN, RN, Novant Health regional trauma program manager. "This type of care is not new to us. We have been providing excellent care to the trauma patients we receive and a trauma designation will only help us improve that care with a more consistent flow of patients."
There is no difference in the level of care provided by a Level I or Level II trauma center. According to the American College of Surgeons, "the standards for the provision of clinical care to injured patients for Level I and Level II trauma centers are identical."
In order to receive designation at the end of the year-long approval process, Presbyterian Medical Center will need to admit and care for 1,200 trauma patients. The NCOEMS will evaluate patient outcomes, physician response times, process improvement programs, injury prevention and trauma outreach.


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Tue. May 18, 2010 | Eduardo A. Encina
Around the county in 30 days
A daily spring preview of every football program in Hillsborough County
Coach: Jason Stokes (second season, 5-5; 12-10 overall)
Last year: 5-5
District: Class 2A, District 5
Key losses: QB Willie Clay, WR Justin Sanders, CB Wendell Lewis, RB Vasty Paul, RB/DB Earnest Mingo, LB Courtney Hunter, C Cortez Young, RB Maurice Campbell
Who's back: DL/OL Matt Parker, SS Anthony McLeod, DE Demetree Taylor, FS John Taylor, CB/Ath Jyhaad Grant, LB Josh Pease, LB Tarek Alston, OL Justin Francis, LB/FB Tevin Sutton
What's new: In Stokes' first season at Middleton, the Tigers started 5-2 but lost their final three games, missing the playoffs. Now, the Tigers will have to rebuild on offense. Middleton loses its top passer in Clay (835 yards, 10 TDs), rusher in Mingo (628, eight TDs) and receiver in Sanders (365, five TDs), so Stokes will need some key skill position players to emerge. Stokes will put the offense under the control of new starting quarterback Aaron Midthus, who struggled last season (6-for-17, four interceptions), but brings varsity passes under his belt. The 6-foot-1, 180-pound Midthus will have to take the reins and become a leader on a young offense. But on defense, there are a lot of the typical athletes Middleton is known for, led by Taylor and Pease, who combined for 22 tackles a game last season.
Audible: We have a young offense that we are really focusing on this spring to get up to speed. I'm curious to find out how they will respond to live bullets this Friday night." — Stokes
Did you know? Taylor, a 6-foot-1, 185-pound ballhawk in the Tigers' secondary, led Class 2A with 108 total tackles. He averaged 12 a game.
Spring game: at Hillsborough, 6:30 p.m. Friday
2010 schedule
Aug. 27 vs. Armwood (preseason)
Sept 3 at King
Sept. 10 at Plant City
Sept. 24 at Robinson
Oct. 1 vs. Lennard
Oct. 8 vs.Strawberry Crest
Oct. 15 at Steinbrenner
Oct. 22 vs. St. Petersburg Catholic
Oct. 29 at Jesuit
Nov. 5 vs. Leto
Nov. 12 at Blake


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Ladies, I did it. Yesterday at 9:30 am I went under, and woke up changed forever. Im bandaged like a mummy, but the little I can see shows I will be happy. i Cant wait to see my lovely, curvy fully breasts. And I cant wait for the pain to stop. Feels like too small iron bands are wrapped around my chest. Excellent doctors and staff, I am most pleased. Will update laterEdit! Had... READ MORE
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2006 E53 4.4L Oil Pan
Does anyone know how hard it is to change the pan gasket on an E53 4.4L. Do I have to remove the subframe? are there instructions or pictures any where. I just bought it and it looks like valve cover gaskets and oil pan gasket.
while on oil issues, i need urgent advice folks, i have a 2006 X5 4.4i. Yesteday it displayed a "STOP - ENGINE OIL PRES" message on the dashboard. i switched off the engine, re-started it five minutes later and drove off slowly. when i stopped, it briefly gave "CHECK ENGINE OIL LEVEL" message and I checked the oil level and its fine. the car has done 120,000kilometres. Could i be dealing with a faulty oil pump, and if so, how do i check it?
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Today we welcome Rachel Castle to the Guest Blog! Lucy and I are super excited that Rachel will be sharing a week of 'Things To Do' at Castle HQ! Castle really is an amazing place, and we're thrilled to get a little peek behind the scenes. We're starting the week with a closer look at Castle Bedlinen. – Jenny x
Fellow bloggers, good morning! I am an e-tailer who works from home selling bedlinen and various bits and bobs that I make, including screen prints and felt artworks. I love the internet. I love music. I love magazines. I love TV. I love any form of pop culture and my work is inspired almost solely by it. I loved it as a kid and I love it as an adult, like a pop culture cougar. Nice.
My guest blog will concentrate each day on one of the 5 main areas I work on. Today let's start with bedlinen.
Thing to do #1
Monday excites me no end. I always wear my best clothes on Monday. Bedlinen is good for Monday because like any great love affair, my relationship with bedlinen has its highs and lows peppered with points of adoration and anxiety and despair and hope all in one. Monday is a good day to be clear headed on it all.
About half of all the Castle business is bedlinen. I am developing a new range of velvet quilt covers for sale around the end of May. I personally FREEEEEZE in winter so for lovers of warm this one is for you! Velvet both sides, in combinations of baby blue /yellow, and watermelon/yellow. Left side of the bed one color, the right another, divided by a white heavy cross stitch so it all works back with the existing white cottons. Trying to get some gold in there somehow… will work on that today. Love velvet, love its color and feel and it washes and tumbles like a dream with no shrinkage at all. Here is our 'sticky taped to the wall' storyboard.
Last week we did a shoot with Shop Til You Drop for kids. Here is a pic they will feature with the velvet single quilt in their April edition, on sale May 7. Look at that spunky kid, go Lucky!
Check out that new Castle velvet quilt cover – fantastic!!
Thing to do #2
Call from Nadia one of our printers in Melbourne, we need to get the Mahon & Band screens finalised for our new pillowcases. David Band was an old friend who passed away last year. We had talked for years, at length, about doing some products together but never got around to it. Today I will phone David's partner Fiona Mahon to talk about the final sizes and colors for the artwork she and David designed together a little while ago which we are making into pillowcases. Here are the designs…. we have decided to do the plane in the grey, train in the blue, angel in yellow, and the butterfly in fluro orange.
Mahon & Band designed pillowcases for Castle
Thing to do #3
So with winter bedlinen seriously sorted today I need to think about summer. We love our current spots and flowers, but its time for a new addition. So I am thinking this gorgeous little tree print. I did a screen print of it late last year and everyone really loves it…. here is the print and some colors I will brief into the printer today for summer. Watch this space.
Love a 3 Leaf Clover screen print – available from Castle
New Castle print patterns
Thing to do #4
Sort out the children, they are tired and hungry. Oh and have a watch of this, she is just the best dancer ever.
Janelle Monáe – Tightrope
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About $780 in goods were stolen from two cars parked at Calvary Memorial United Church, 4515 N. Mayfair Road.
According to the Wauwatosa police report:
Windows on both cars were smashed out, resulting in $200 damage to each car, between 6 and 7 p.m. Nov. 6.
A backpack containing paperwork for a thesis paper and school books was taken from one car. A briefcase, a pair of shoes and a business card case were among the items taken from the second car.
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Short Student Survey – Your input needed on future of Boyden Library
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My kids are still babies, the oldest is 6 (going on 16), but my nieces and nephews are newly minted teenagers. I have to say that, mashAllah, the good upbringing that their parents used to raise them is starting to blossom through their manners, priorities, and actions. In a group family message, they shared their resolutions for this Ramadan:Pray 8 rakat duha, daily Complete the Quran Watch the tongue and stay positive Do not touch anyone with anything that may hurt, annoy, or … [Read more...]
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June 1, 2014
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Site: Indianapolis, Ind. (Eagle Creek Park)
Event: NCAA Championships (Day 3 - Finals)
U-M Results: Team, 8th; First Varsity Eight -- Grand Final, 5th (6:50.134)
Next U-M Race: Season Complete
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- The University of Michigan rowing team finished in 8th place at the 2014 NCAA Championships on Sunday (June 1) at Eagle Creek Park. The Wolverines recorded 101 points at the championship, finishing 5th in the 1V8, 7th in the 2V8 -- winning the petite final -- and 8th in the 1V4. Under head coach Mark Rothstein, the Wolverines have placed in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships in 12 of 18 seasons.
"Our goal every year is to put three boats in the grand final and we came close," Rothstein said. "It certainly was a very close race for the 1V8 just to get into the grand final. I don't think we had our best race in the final, which is disappointing, but I thought the (1V8) had a good weekend. I'm proud of that group and the way they rallied over the past few weeks."
Michigan returned to the 1V8 grand final for the first time since 2012 and fought for fifth place in a race where 1.663 seconds separated 2nd through 5th place. The Wolverines went out very fast, just behind Ohio State by .007 seconds in the first 500m. Michigan challenged for the podium over the final 1,500m, clocking in at 6:50.134, behind Washington (6:49.645), California (6:48.509), Brown (6:48.471) and Ohio State (6:44.476).
In the 2V8 petite final, Michigan nearly led wire-to-wire, holding off challenges from Washington in the first 1,000m, then UCLA in the final 1,000m to win the race in 7:03.00 and take seventh place overall. Michigan's 1V4 crew rallied from 4th place after 1,000m, chasing down Indiana (7:56.656) and Wisconsin (7:57.298) to finish in second place (7:55.681) behind Ohio State (7:53.049) in the race, and eighth place overall.
"I thought the 2V8 and 1V4 had great races today," Rothstein said. "I thought for the 1V4 to be able to finish that race with a sprint, to go from fourth to second place was awesome. I think the 2V8 had their best race, and won by a fairly solid margin. I thought Liz (Tuppen) did a great job coaching the fours over these last two weeks and Annie (Knill) did a great job coaching the second eights. Both those boats really came together over these last two weeks, and I was really pleased with the results."
Michigan outperformed its seed in each of the three races, as the Wolverines were seeded eighth in the 1V8, eighth in the 2V8 and ninth in the 1V4.
Final Team Standings
1) Ohio State 126 2) California 118 3) Brown 116 4) Stanford 110 5) Virginia 105 6) Princeton 102 7) Washington* 101 8) Michigan* 101 9) Notre Dame 81 10) Southern California 72 11) Indiana 71 12) UCLA 68 13) Harvard 62 14) Washington State 58 15) San Diego 48 16) Wisconsin 45 17) Louisville 44 18) Northeastern* 27 19) Oklahoma* 27 20) Boston University 17 21) Massachusetts 13 22) Jacksonville 6
*Tiebreaker based on results place finish in 1 8+
1V8 Grand Final: Ohio State (6:44.476), Brown (6:48.471), California (6:48.509), Washington (6:49.645), MICHIGAN (6:50.134), Stanford (6:52.927)
2V8 Petite Final: MICHIGAN (7:02.998), UCLA (7:05.603), Notre Dame (7:06.847), Washington (7:08.530), Washington State (7:10.070), Southern California (7:20.936), Harvard (7:32.275)
1V4 Petite Final: Ohio State (7:53.049), MICHIGAN (7:55.681), Indiana (7:56.656), Wisconsin (7:57.298), Princeton (8:07.045), Notre Dame (8:07.649)
1V8 - Hannah Sherman (coxswain), Jessica Eiffert Bryna Oleshansky, Shannon Winchell, Chrissy Holm, Amanda Elmore, Emily Idoni, Tara Foley, Louisa Freeman
2V8 - Francesca Derteano (coxswain), Arielle Sanders, Karla McDaniel, Carrie Lofgren, Emily Sullenberger, Kaitlin Wright, Sam Heron, Alex Spaulding, Taylor Schubert
1V4 - Emma Knorps (coxswain), Priscilla Livingston, Ty Wellik, Sarah Trovato, Allison Boss
Previous Results: Day 2 | Day 1
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Celebrity Solstice: great overall, Grand Epernay disappoints: Celebrity Solstice Cruise Review by happyfarmer
Overall Member Rating
Celebrity Solstice: great overall, Grand Epernay disappoints
Destination: Europe - Western Mediterranean
Embarkation: Barcelona
On the plus side: Superb ship design, easy to get around. Rarely felt crowded (except at Ocean View on embarkation and Venice arrival) Superb (better than Disney) kid's program at Fun Factory. Overall, friendly, accommodating staff, from officers to washroom attendants. Great itinerary. Superb meals at Murano and Silk Harvest (the latter great for families)and very good, but not great, meal at Tuscan Grill. Service in specialty restaurants consistently outstanding. Amazing variety and quality at Ocean View buffets. Cabin very well designed. Very comfortable bed and linens. Great photo gallery staff (we purchased all photos package before sailing, a great value). Wine tastings are a lot of fun and good value, especially Riedel workshop. The Corning hot glass show is exceptional and the Lawn Club a great innovation, super for families.
Needs improvement: Grand Epernay main dining room More food variety, quality and service very uneven: sometimes excellent, often disappointing, to our surprise. There is too much hard selling of dining, wine and spa packages. There is a fine line between gentle suggestions and rampant hucksterism. Entertainment is uneven, with the Broadway and acrobatics show being strong, other acts just so-so. We took two shore excursions with Celebrity: very good quality but overpriced. Suggest Romeinlimo in Italian ports and independent touring in ports like Villefranche and Split. Buy the
Rick Steves Mediterranean ports guide an free audio tours. Huge price drops after final payment date quite frustrating: Celebrity needs to avoid giving disincentives to booking and paying early.
Bottom line: Excellent cruise but main dining needs improvement. Less
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Spiotta Finishes Third at Cornell Invitational
Courtesy: Canisius College Athletics
Release: 09/23/2012
As a team, the Golden Griffins took eighth place in the 13-team field with a two-round tally of 618, three strokes behind the University of Ottawa. Canisius shot 317 on Sunday. Binghamton won the Cornell Invitational for the third-straight year after the Bearcats shot 296 on Sunday, highlighted by Josh Holling's 71. Holling won the individual medalist honors as well.
Canisius freshman Andrew Romano shot 79 on Sunday to tie for 16th while senior Michael Carrig also shot 79 in the final round to tie for 18th place.
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L.J. Jackson
Record number of Wolf Pack student-athletes earn Academic All-Conference honors
Total of 63 student-athletes from fall sports are honored for academic successes.
Fajardo leads Blue to 12-10 win over Silver in Spring Game
Mayes has strong performance for Silver.
Fajardo Shines as Blue Tops Silver in Spring Game
Great crowd on a beautiful day at Mackay Stadium
SENIOR (2016) – Played in 10 of Nevada's 12 games during his final season, mostly on kickoff coverage … made one tackle on the year against San Diego State (11/12).
JUNIOR (2015) - Saw action in 12 games with two starts … Posted 16 unassisted tackles and four assisted tackles for 20 total tackles on the season ... Started in games against New Mexico and Wyoming … Tallied a season-high five tackles in Nevada's 35-17 victory over the Lobos … Made four stops at Wyoming … Registered a tackle for loss at San Diego State … Tallied three tackles in Nevada's victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Missed the Utah State game due to injury … Letter winner.
SOPHOMORE (2014) - Played in 10 games in the regular season, seeing action on special teams and in the defensive backfield … Credited with seven tackles from three solo stops and four assisted tackles on the season … Tallied a season-high two tackles in Nevada's win over Pac-12 foe Washington State.
REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2013) - Did not see action as a redshirt freshman.
FRESHMAN (2012) - Joined Nevada as a true freshman and redshirted his first season in the program.
HIGH SCHOOL - A graduate of Hug High School in Reno, Nev. … Was a first-team all-region selection as a defensive back and a second-team selection as a kick returner … Was also a track star who won five regional championships and two state titles in his career … Earned a total of nine all-league honors in track and field … Holds the school record in the 110m high hurdles at 14:42 and won the state high hurdles championship as a senior … Also lettered one year in wrestling.
PERSONAL - Born Lonnie Jont'e Jackson on Dec. 4, 1993 … Son of Rose Jackson and the late Lonnie Jackson Jr. … Goes by "L.J." … Majoring in criminal justice with a minor in psychology and wants to be a lawyer … Had recruiting interest from Boise State and Montana, among others, but chose Nevada because was "born and raised a Pack fan" … Enjoys working on cars and playing video games in his free time.


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Noelle Hamlyn is intrigued by the possibilities of textures and fibres to evoke emotion. Believing our sense of touch is one of the most powerful and profound vehicles of human understanding, she is drawn to materials with strong tactile qualities and uses these as metaphors to explore experience.
Noelle is a graduate of Sheridan Institute's Crafts and Design Program (Textiles), and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her studio work has earned numerous awards and been shown across Canada and internationally. Noelle was selected to represent Canada at the International Craft Biennale in Cheongju, South Korea. Her work has been shown at the Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad, is part of the permanent collections of the Cambridge Art Gallery and Cleveland University Hospitals and most recently, shown as part of the Love Lace International Lace Award at the Power House Museum in Sydney, Australia.
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Company says clients saw limited trading opportunities after EU vote
Investors nervous about Greece, bond falls and interest rate prospects
Investors remain cautious ahead of US central bank meeting with QE on the agenda
Market Forces blog BAE Systems dips on talk of interest in US group Esterline, as FTSE falters on growth worriesBAE said to be one of three bidders for technology business, while leading shares drop after poor global data
Comments from BHP Billiton about weaker iron ore demand from China hit mining sector and FTSE 100
Tullow Oil led a buoyant market higher on renewed takeover talk and hopes of positive drilling news
An opening rise on Wall Street has helped put new life into a London market which was starting to flag a little after its earlier gains
FTSE 100 falls 239 points in one day, wiping £62bn off the value of the blue-chip index
Market Forces blog FTSE revival continues despite Libya attacks, while US merger news helps lift VodafoneLeading shares continued their recent revival on hopes that Japan's nuclear problems were close to being resolved, while a burst of takeover activity also helped enthuse investors
A spate of takeover talk and an appetite for mining shares have helped to push leading shares to a new five month high
Investors were tucking into Dairy Crest, the company behind Utterly Butterly and the John Lydon advertised Country Life, ahead of a trading update due tomorrow
Directors at Regus, the office rental group, must be thankful for the 20% plunge in Yell shares - if not for the Yellow Pages group, Regus would be the biggest faller in the FTSE 250
Reckitt Benckiser has been a stock market darling for many years, but not today
The serviced-office provider Regus has threatened to put parts of its business into administration if it fails to reach agreement over a package of rental cuts and concessions
Katie Allen: The global rally continued and the FTSE 100 clambered to yet another 10-month high
Leading shares ended the week on a positive note, although HSBC and Barclays both missed out on the day's bounce
Move to Luxembourg seen as a way to 'internationalise the business'
Office rental firm has become the latest company to quit Britain because of its uncompetitive tax regime. By Julia Kollewe
Nick Fletcher: After two days of recovery, markets fell back with a vengeance yesterday. The FTSE 100 lost 122.7 points to 6271.2, while the mid-cap FTSE 250 was 242.9 points lower at 11212.1.
The FTSE 100 closed up 85.1 points at 6393.9 as investors breathed a rare sigh of relief at the Bank of England's indication that interest rates in the UK are likely to go up only once more in the current cycle.
Closing market report: The FTSE 100 fell 122.7 points to 6271.2 and the there were some huge movements in the mid-caps as investors fear the credit problems which began with the US sub-prime mortgage market are accelerating. By Nick Fletcher
Closing market report: The FTSE 100 finished up 85.1 points at 6,393.9 as investors breathed a rare sigh of relief at the Bank of England's signal that interest rates would probably go up only once more. By Marianne Barriaux.
Close of market report: FTSE 100 shrugs off five-day slump to rise 154.0 points to 6,360.1 on back of Wall Street recovery. By Nick Fletcher.
It was not a day for nervous investors, that was for sure.
10.15am: FTSE 100 index of leading shares reverses early falls to claw back 60 points of yesterday's 203-point slump. By Fiona Walsh.
Lunchtime market report: After yesterday's sell-off the FTSE 100 had a choppy ride this morning but what happens next will depend on how Wall Street opens. By Nick Fletcher.


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"Whoever said that money can't buy happiness didn't know where to shop." One of the best things about summer is choosing how you want to show off your enviable sense of style. If you want to look as good off the beach as you do on it, check out this gorgeous Designer Long Sleeve Crop Top by ...Continue
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ONEIDA "SPRING DAISY" Cookie Jar NIB
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NIB Oneida "Spring Daisy" Cookie jar.LOO k at some of my other items, I combine shipping :-) PayPal. Payment should be made within 3 days of the purchase. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS - your business is welcome. However, Paypal is the only payment method accepted for outside the USA. You should be aware that international shipping can be very costly, and you might be required to pay customs/duty fees in addition. Please e-mail before you bid.
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PF2AFMSection: Ghostscript (1)
Updated: 22 September 2004
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NAMEpf2afm - Make an AFM file from Postscript (PFB/PFA/PFM) font files using ghostscript
SYNOPSISpf2afm fontfilename
DESCRIPTIONThis script invokes gs(1) to make an AFM file from PFB / PFA and (optionally) PFM files. Output goes to fontfilename.afm, which must not already exist.
SEE ALSOgs(1)
pf2afm.ps in the Ghostscript lib directory.
VERSIONThis document was last revised for Ghostscript version 8.15.
AUTHORartofcode LLC and Artifex Software, bug-gs at ghostscript.com, are the primary maintainers of Ghostscript. This manpage by George Ferguson.


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This one owner boat has been stored inside since new and has no bottom paint. She is powered with a Mercruiser 350 Mag and only has 177 hours. Being stored inside, the gelcoat looks new, as does the topside vinyl. The cabin looks virtually unused and the engine compartment is extremely clean. Some of the features include Air Conditioning, Reverse Cycle Heat, Full Canvas Enclosure, Cockpit Cover, Bimini Top, Anchor Windlass, and Remote Searchlight among many other items.
Let someone else absorb the initial depreciation and still get a like new boat.
Please feel free to call at anytime, before, during or after hours and we look forward to helping you with your next sale or purchase.
The 280 CR is one of the industry's most attractive cruisers. The helm is designed for maximum operating efficiency and the lounge area for maximum comfort and convenience. A bolstered flip-up double pilot's seat aids visibility for docking or close maneuvering. A tilt steering wheel and a rack-and-pinion steering system help simplify handling. Instruments are easy to read and controls and switches are easily accessed.
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Hanging Locker
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Hardwood Flooring
Enclosed Pumpout Head
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On Board Diagnostic Indicator
Ritchie Compass
Co2 Detector
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Sony CD Stereo Sirius Ready/ iPod Port/ Remote At Helm
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Full Canvas Enclosure
Extended Swim Platform
Swim Ladder
Ski Tow Ring
Transom Shower
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3 Way Transom Bench Seat (Facing Forward, Facing Aft, Forms a Sun Pad)
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Captains Bolster Seat
Tilt Helm
Electric Engine Hatch
Engine Compartment Lighting
Stainless Steel Cup Holders
Radar Arch w/Lights
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EngRep you got ethered by jderrida
he was walking around with your balding toothless cabeza
that's akin to getting dunked on by a midget
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CP is the man. It is what it is.
And I never seen Cypher wrist or anything. But Cypher's the man too. I been knew he was black. We've talked Via email and he has the same ideals as me when it comes to the perseverance of our race in regards to success.
Bless you Blacks. And *Daps* A-1.
Niggas don't know the luxury it is to be endowed in the Maybachs of skin tones (black on black on black on black).
We the muthafuckin best. Always have been. Always will be.
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what was the religion(s) of the people of massachusetts when it was first founded? PLEASE DNT GIVE ME A WEBSITE
They were Christians.
I'm sorry you couldn't read the website I suggested.
If you're asking about the native American religion --
"First, at the time of European contact, all but the simplest indigenous cultures in North America had developed coherent religious systems that included cosmologies—creation myths, transmitted orally from one generation to the next, which purported to explain how those societies had come into being.
Second, most native peoples worshiped an all-powerful, all-knowing Creator or "Master Spirit" (a being that assumed a variety of forms and both genders). They also venerated or placated a host of lesser supernatural entities, including an evil god who dealt out disaster, suffering, and death.
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Extreme 'American Idol' Fans Stab Each Other During Fight Over Who Should Win
'American Idol' may not be the ratings juggernaut it once was, but that doesn't mean its fans are any less passionate.
'American Idol' may not be the ratings juggernaut it once was, but that doesn't mean its fans are any less passionate.
It was recently revealed that the folks behind 'American Idol' were planning to wipe their entire judges table clean and start anew admist plummeting ratings. But with the series at a personal all-time low, could a past 'Idol' standout reinvigorate it? It's been revealed that former contestant and Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson has signed on as judge for the next season.
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Kelly Clarkson, the original 'American Idol,' won't revisit her former stomping grounds, despite rumors. The pop-country diva will not take a seat at the judge's table for Season 13 in 2014, which is expected to be totally revamped and overhauled with a new set of celebrity panelists.
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Country's own Kree Harrison was revealed as the runner-up on the twelfth season of 'American Idol' in the dramatic finale Thursday night (May 16), and in an interview after the show, she shared some of her future plans.
Fox's hit singing competition 'American Idol' has propelled many singers into successful careers, including country music standouts Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson, Scotty McCreery, and Lauren Alaina. With the sad announcement that judge Randy Jackson would be pursuing other endeavors, former contestants spoke up about their respect and admiration for him.
Most average people hate their jobs, toiling away to earn a wage and to make ends meet. It is a rare and precious few who get to do what they love for a living, and Keith Urban is one of those fortunate folks when it comes to being a judge on the embattled 'American Idol.' The singer and guitarist wants to return to his seat for Season 13 in 2014 and with good reason.
'American Idol' season 12 finalist Kree Harrison performed on the show's finale Thursday night (May 16), and she was joined by judges Keith Urban and Randy Jackson for a high-energy rendition of Urban's hit 'Where the Blacktop Ends.'
'American Idol' judge Keith Urban sang his current single 'Little Bit of Everything' on the hit reality singing competition on Thursday night (May 16), showing the contestants how it's done in the big leagues with a polished, tight and energetic performance.
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About London Terrace Towers
London Terrace Towers is composed of the four corner buildings which contain approximately 650 units. There were originally 710 prior to the combinations made to form larger apartments. The building numbers are 405 West 23rd Street, 465 West 23rd Street, 410 West 24th Street and 470 West 24th Street. Floor plans of all four towers are available by clicking here. The center of the block is known as London Terrace Gardens, and although it was built as one entity, is managed separately. The Gardens can be reached at LondonTerrace.com. The Towers went Co-Op in 1986, and as of October, 2011 is about 85 percent owner occupied. If you are interested in a rental apartment, please visit the Gardens, however there are occasionally shareholder apartment available for rent. They will always be listed on my site. Listed below are some of the features of the building.
Roof Garden/Sun Deck
The Roof Garden/Sun Deck is located at 470 West 24th Street. It features some of the best views in NYC, and lounge chairs are available. The roof deck is open from April 1st until November 30th at the following times:
April and May 9:00AM to 8:00PM
June, July, August and September 8:00AM to 9:00PM
October and November 9:00AM to 5:00PM
Each resident is permitted to bring two guests with them when visiting the roof. A valid London Terrace Towers ID card is necessary in order to gain access. Roof deck hours are extended on holidays such as the 4th of July, when we have a great view of the fireworks, check your lobby for postings. Keep in mind that the New York City Fire Department has established a maximum occupancy of 150 persons.
The pool, located in the 465 West 23rd Street building. It features a sauna and steam room in each of the locker rooms. It is for use only by the residents of London Terrace Towers or London Terrace Gardens who must have a valid building ID. Guests are permitted when accompanied by the resident who has obtained a guest pass from the Management Office. The current fee is $12.00 per guest.
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Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 6:30 AM to 9:45PM
Wednesday Closed
Saturday and Sunday 9:00 AM to 6:45 PM
Children's swimming classes are available through Imagine Swimming exclusively for residents and their guests. For more information visit their website www.imagineswimming.com or call (212) 253-9650
Health Club
The Health Club is located in the 465 West 23rd Street building.
It is for use only by members who reside in London Terrace Towers or London Terrace. The current fee is $ 400 per year. There are discounts available for Senior citizens and for multiple residents from the same apartment when both names appear on the lease or stock certificate who register at the same time.
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Monday through Friday 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Saturday and Sunday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
The Health Club hours are restricted during some holidays, the times will be posted in both the lobby and Health Club.
The Health Club currently offers a variety of classes that are available to the members. The type of classes and the scheduling are subject to change.
Bicycle Rooms
There are two bicycle rooms in the complex – one located in the 410 West 24th Street basement and the other located in the 470 West 24th Street basement. The available spaces are assigned on a "first come" basis to shareholders. Rental tenants may be accommodated, space permitting.
There is a $15.00 per month fee that is billed on the maintenance/rental statement.
Laundry Rooms
There are two laundry rooms available for use by the residents. They are located in the 405 West 23rd Street basement and the 465 West 23rd Street basement.
They operate with the SmartCard system – so no coins are needed. There are large capacity washers and dryers available in each facility.
They are open 24 hours a day and are monitored by closed circuit television at the Lobby Attendant's desk in all four lobbies.
Time Warner's RoadRunner, Earthlink and FiOS are the three operating systems currently operating in London Terrace Towers and in the Gardens.
London Terrace Towers is wired for Time Warner Cable. Due to the high usage in the building, all users receive a discount off the standard rates. See www.twcnyc.com for more information about their service packages and pricing. Both Digital Television (DTV) and Road Runner Cable Modem are available.
All four tower buildings are served by elevators. There are no steps or other obstacles from the street into the lobbies. Apartment entry doors typically provide 31″ clearance. Un- modified interior bathroom doors are narrower with 25″ clearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I move in on the weekend?
No. All move-ins are scheduled during business hours M-F either 9 to 1 or 1 to 5. A $500 deposit check is required payable to London Terrace Towers Owners. You must register your move with the main office at 212-675-2000 and can learn more about procedures from the staff.
Can I schedule a delivery on the weekend?
No. All deliveries are scheduled during business hours M-F 9 to 5. A $500 deposit check is required payable to London Terrace Towers Owners.
What are the elevator dimensions?
Passenger: Entrance door: 36″ x 84″. Cab: Depth 51", Height 94", Width 85½"
Service: Depth 65", Height 95½", Width 53½"
How old is London Terrace?
London Terrace was built between 1929 & 1930.
Where can I purchase pool or health club guest passes?
Pool/Health Club Passes may be purchased by check either at the Pool/Health Club or in the Management Office.
Can you bring guests to the Sun Deck? How many?
Yes. 2 Guests for each valid London Terrace Towers ID.
Are parties allowed on the Sun Deck?
Can I pay by cash for my health club membership?
No. Only checks are accepted.
How do I schedule a repair?
Call the Management Office at (212) 675-2000 M-F between 9 & 5
How do I get a photo ID?
Visit the Management Office located in 405 W. 23rd Street, 2E, during business hours M-F between 9 & 5. If you are a resident in the Gardens, please bring a copy of your current lease renewal with expiration date and your Gardens ID card.
Can a guest in my apartment get a photo ID?
No. Only London Terrace Towers residents and their roommates may have photo IDs.
Can you recommend a contractor to do work in my apartment?
The Management Office does have the names of contractors who have done work in tenant's apartments, but we do not make any recommendations.
How often does the Board meet?
The Board of Directors meets once a month in the Management Office.
Can I attend a Board meeting?
No. The Board meeting is only for Board Members. However, there are quarterly informational meetings for shareholders and the annual Shareholders Meeting is held each November at which time the Board presents an update of fiscal and other matters. It is also during this time that the current and possible future board members are elected by a process of voting shares.


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Tennessee men's tennis players Ockie Oosthuizen and Ben Rogers remained unbeaten Tuesday at the Icy Hot/ITA Men's All-American Championships. Matt Berry could not keep his win streak alive though, as he fell for only the second time this year.
Oosthuizen and Rogers won their seventh straight match of the season and also defeated a ranked opponent for the fifth time this fall. In the round of 32, the Vols duo beat Washington's Daniel Chu and Alex Slovic 9-8. The Washington pair was ranked No. 30 in the preseason. The UT sophomores face Florida's Janne Holmia and Greg Oullette Wednesday at 1 p.m. The Gators are ranked No. 49, while the Vols are unranked.
"Ben and Ockie's confidence is growing," UT head coach Michael Fancutt said. "[Monday's match] was the sort of match you have to win to advance in the tournament."
Berry's 10-match singles win streak ended with a 2-6, 6-2, 6-2 loss to Florida State's Chris Westerhof. The winning streak was the longest by a Tennessee player since three-time All-America Peter Handoyo (1999-2002) won 12 straight singles matches in 2002. Berry will not have much time off, as he is scheduled to participate in the Georgia Tech Fall Invitational, which begins Oct. 8.
"Matt Berry played very well in the first set (Monday)" Fancutt said. "His fitness let him down in the rest of the match, but he's played a lot of matches this week."
Icy Hot/ITA Men's All-American Championships-Tues., Oct. 5
Qualifying - Round of 64
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Immigration distress and associated factors among Vietnamese momen in transnational marriages in Taiwan
Yang, Yung-Mei, Wang, Hsiu-Hung, & Anderson, Debra (2010) Immigration distress and associated factors among Vietnamese momen in transnational marriages in Taiwan. Kaohsiung Journal of Medical Sciences, 26(12), pp. 647-657.
The purpose of this study was to explore the types and predictors of immigration distress among Vietnamese women in transnational marriages in Taiwan. A cross-sectional survey with face-toface interviews was conducted for data collection. A convenient sample of 203 Vietnamese women in transnational marriages in southern Taiwan was recruited. The Demographic Inventory measured the participants' age, education, employment status, religion, length of residency and number of children, as well as their spouse's age, education, employment status and religion. The Demand of Immigration Specific Distress scale measured the level of distress and had six subscales: loss, novelty, occupational adjustment, language accommodation, discrimination and alienation. Among the 203 participants, 6.4% had a high level of immigration distress; 91.1% had moderate distress; and 2.5% had minor distress. Higher mean scores were found for the loss, novelty and language accommodation subscales of the Demand of Immigration specific Distress scale. Participant's (r = 0.321, p < 0.01) and spouse's (r = 0.375, p < 0.01) unemployment, and more children (r = 0.129, p < 0.05) led to greater immigration distress. Length of residency in Taiwan (r = 0.576, p < 0.001) was an effective predictor of immigration distress. It indicated that the participants who had stayed fewer years in Taiwan had a higher level of immigrant distress. Health care professionals need to be aware that the female newcomers in transnational marriages are highly susceptible to immigration distress. The study suggests that healthcare professionals need to provide a comprehensive assessment of immigration distress to detect health problems early and administer culturally appropriate healthcare for immigrant women in transnational marriages.
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Would any pregnant woman want American viewing audiences to decide whether she should keep or abort her baby? Luckily, even the producers of the new Web-based show "Bump" know that that kind of programming wouldn't fly, but they did go so far as to dramatize that idea by using actors in various prenatal scenarios to stage their stories for an online voting audience.
The Washington Post's Kathleen Parker describes the docudrama thusly: "Think Jerry Springer meets Oprah meets 'American Idol' meets Dr. Oz meets ... America's conscience." —KA
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There are so many unappealing facets wrapped into this one package, it's difficult to identify the core offense. That's not so much the fault of the producers—who get some credit for seeking creative ways to advance rational debate—as it is a function of the culture. Media critic Marshall McLuhan was surely right when he declared that the medium is the message and that our media eventually form us. Thus, we find ourselves sitting before computers, inputting opinions about whether fictional characters should terminate a developing human life.
Although the idea is to humanize the debate, none of the characters is especially sympathetic. Each of the three women ostensibly selected from a "pool" of 300 is pregnant under varying circumstances with which viewers are expected to relate. To be clear, no one is really pregnant. The actors are all young and white, despite the fact that blacks have abortions at five times the rate of whites. The doctor, however, is African American—a man who combines the reassuring manner of Marcus Welby with the ethereal wisdom of Bagger Vance.


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Clinical Benefit of CBT for Insomnia in Primary Care
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The purpose of this study is to evaluate using an RCT the potential benefits of CBT for insomnia in the community
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|Clinical and Health Economic Benefit of Non-Pharmacological Treatment of Chronic Insomnia in Primary Care
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- Adult years (18+), living at home
- Meets clinical/RDC criteria for chronic insomnia
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- Deteriorating health
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Sleep Initiation and Maintenance Disorders
Sleep Disorders, Intrinsic
Sleep Wake Disorders
Nervous System Diseases
Mental Disorders
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