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'"I am very excited to be back as part of the Buffalo Sabres organization," Dineen said. "My family and I are thrilled to return to Portland for a sixth season as we continue our effort of reaching our goal to win a Calder Cup championship for the great fans of Portland."'
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Cultural District Downtown Pittsburgh Gallery Crawl Set for Today
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announces the upcoming Gallery Crawl to take place today, January 25, 2013, from 5:30-9:00 p.m., in downtown Pittsburgh's Cultural District. The Gallery Crawl is an urban showcase featuring a wide variety of thought provoking art exhibitions, live bands, DJs, dance, theater, and more. Everything from the traditional to the avant garde is on display for art lovers of all ages.
The evening will kick off with Miguel Chevalier's Power Pixels, two self-generative video installations located in Wood Street Galleries. Chevalier is an internationally known artist and an innovator of digital arts whose work is sure to excite the masses. The night will also mark the premiere of the Arcade Comedy Theater at 811 Liberty Avenue. The Comedy Club will feature improvisation jams and comedy performances within a newly renovated 60-seat performance space. In addition, the Eclectic Laboratory Chamber Orchestra (E.L.C.O.) will play music in the Trust Arts Education Center from Beck's brand-new only-available-as-sheet-music album, Song Reader, along with their energetic and contemporary sound. This is the first time the E.L.C.O. will be performing at the Gallery Crawl.
"We are excited to present our interpretation of the music," said Heidi Matthews, Co-founder and Operations Director of E.L.C.O. "The E.L.C.O. does a great job at presenting a fresh perspective to older songs and giving a new twist to pop pieces."
Gallery Crawl events are free and open to the public. CONSOL Energy Inc. is the lead sponsor of the January 2013 Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District. Other sponsors include Pittsburgh City Paper, WYEP 91.3FM, Table Magazine and Kreider Printing. For more information and a map of the Gallery Crawl events, visit www.TRUSTArts.org or call (412) 456-6666.
The following is a line-up of Gallery Crawl highlights and happenings on Friday, January 25, 2013:
Wood Street Galleries
601 Wood Street
Power Pixels 2013
Miguel Chevalier
Two new self-generative video installations including the world premiere of his latest work, "Digital-Archi" (Meta Cities).
812 Liberty Avenue
Romper Room
Guest curated by Ladyboy
Jen Cooney, Jae Ruberto, Jacob Ciocci, Matt Barton, Thad Kellstadt, Jim Lingo, and Ladyboy
Romper Room - blanket forts, cubby holes, night lights, clubhouses, burnouts, hippies, hangouts in the woods, glow sticks, sweet jams, jam jigglers, schralping, cosmic cats, impossibles, glitches, munchies, diamonds, sasquatch, joy rides, cocoons, etc.
Music by DJ Dave Zak
Human Touch Project
The Human Touch Project is the newest body of sculptural work currently under development by artist Phoenix Savage. Human Touch is a participatory project translating the aesthetics of physical and ethereal human connectivity.
Tito and Exchange Way
Cell Phone Disco
A surface that visualizes the electromagnetic field of an active mobile phone. Several thousand lights illuminate when you make or receive a phone call in the vicinity of the installation.
Shaw Galleries
805 Liberty Avenue
2nd Annual Bad Art Sale!
Bad art, picture frames, mats, art books, gently used art supplies...All at rock bottom prices!
Trust Arts Education Center
805-807 Liberty Avenue
Peirce Studio (Lower Level):
CONSOL Energy Hot Spot: Re-energize with this Pittsburgh-based producer of coal and natural gas.
Continuum Dance Theater
Excerpts of THE MOVEMENT. Created by Sarah Parker, THE MOVEMENT exposes the duality between versions of ones' self; revealing an autobiographical examination of the distinction between public lives and what lies beneath. 6pm, 7pm, 8pm
Third Floor:
Associated Artists of Pittsburgh
Showcasing AAP's members' work
Fourth Floor:
Pittsburgh Print Group
Exhibit examining the end of time
Carnegie Library
Button-making: We supply the materials, you supply the creativity!
Eclectic Laboratory Chamber Orchestra (E.L.C.O.)
Music from Beck's brand-new, only-available-as-sheet-music album, Song Reader, as well as high-energy, rhythmically charged interpretations from their contemporary alt-classical repertoire. 6:15pm, 7:15pm, 8:15pm
Harris Theater
809 Liberty Avenue
Harris Theater Short Films
Official selections from the 2012 Three Rivers Film Festival competitive shorts program. All Filmmakers are regional artists.
Tiny Harris Gallery
Loren Kantor
Original prints from carved woodcuts & linocuts inspired by classic films.
811 Liberty Avenue
Arcade Comedy
Be among the first to visit the brand new Arcade Comedy Theater in the Cultural District, which will feature Pittsburgh's best improvisational, sketch and alternative comedy year-round! Pop-up games, performances and mini-workshops will be held throughout the evening. Time to Play! www.arcadecomedytheater.com
Catholic Charities Susan Zubik Welcome Center
212 Ninth Street
Creative Reuse
During the fall of 2012, students at Manchester Craftsmen's Guild took part in a unique after-school art course, creating art from materials supplied by the Pittsburgh Center for Creative Reuse.
Awesome Books
929 Liberty Avenue
Part of Project PopUp: Downtown
Moon Calling, an exhibition of paintings by Richard Rappaport
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Women's Basketball adds three to 2009-2010 rosterDecember 1, 2008
Atkins, Mack, and Poole all sign on to become Tornados
Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College athletic department and women's head basketball coach Shannon Reid are pleased to announce that Alexis Atkins, Tempestt Mack and Katelynne Poole have all signed a National Letter of Intent to continue their academic and athletic careers at Brevard College in 2009-2010.
Atkins (Badin, N.C.) is a 5-7 guard coming from North Stanly High School where she plays under head coach Greg Speight. Atkins was the Comets' 2006 Junior Varsity Most Valuable Player and was the Varsity's 2007 Offensive MVP. Also in 2007, Atkins was on the Rocky River All-Conference Team and won the Stanly County Player of the Year. Atkins also letters in track for North Stanly.
Mack (Albemarle, N.C.) is a combination guard/forward also coming to Brevard from North Stanly High School. In her junior campaign, Mack averaged 10 points and six rebounds per game on her way to being honorable mention All-Conference and All-County.
Academically, Mack is on the Honor Roll and is a member of The National Society of High School Scholars.
Poole comes to Brevard from East Rowan High School where she plays under Mustang Head Coach Karen Garmon. Poole made the All-County team as a sophomore and a junior and was on the All-Conference team as a sophomore.
Academically, Poole is a member of the National Honor Society and ranks in the top 10 percent of her class with a 4.2 GPA. She is also a member of Jr. Civitans, the Student Council, the Future Homemakers of America, Students Against Destructive Decisions, and Sigma Phi Gamma.
The Brevard women's basketball team finished 8-19 last year as NCAA Division II and South Atlantic Conference provisional members.


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OJAI -- It was the most lopsided victory in women's singles finals history combined with one of the most impressive runs by a women's doubles team.
Although the Pac-12 tennis championships have only been held in association with the Ojai Valley tournament -- celebrating its 113th anniversary -- for two seasons, the magnitude of the wins produced Sunday by UCLA's Kyle McPhillips, along with USC's Sabrina Santamaria and Kaitlyn Christian, were among the most significant since the Pac-10 first determined its singles and doubles winners at the annual event in 1987.
McPhillips defeated Stanford's Krista Hardebeck 6-1, 6-0 at Libbey Park, allowing the fewest games in the 27-year history of the conference's singles championship to become the Bruins' seventh champion and first since Yasmin Schnack in 2010.
"It's definitely one of my greatest accomplishments in tennis. I'm so happy and honored to join so many great champions and to have my picture up on that board (in the Libbey Park courtyard)," McPhillips said. "I just wanted to mix it up as much as possible and not allow her to get into a rhythm. I wanted to come to the net and put pressure on her and get some free points off my serve."
Santamaria, a Campbell Hall graduate, and Christian denied the Bruins a sweep of both titles, defeating UCLA's Pamela Montez and Courtney Dolehide 6-3, 6-3 to not only repeat as champions but continue their unbeaten season. Christian and Santamaria defeated Stanford's Nicole Gibbs and Mallory Burdette 6-4, 6-4 in last year's final.
"I definitely came into the tournament with the goal of repeating as champions. It was important to win this doubles tournament since I sat out singles," Santamaria said. "But the most important thing right now is NCAAs and myself and my team are focusing so hard on that."
Christian and Santamaria demonstrated they are legitimate NCAA title contenders, trailing only once in the second set, before winning the final four games. Santamaria held serve all five times and Christian's lone hold put the Trojans ahead 5-3 in the second, before they broke Dolehide to become only the second USC team -- joining Calabasas graduate Amanda Fink and Gabriela Niculescu (2008-09) -- to repeat as champions.
"Holding serve for me is extremely important because we know that if we can hold my serve every time and Kaitlyn's serve once, we can win," Santamaria said.
Christian joined Fink as the only Trojans to win singles and doubles titles in the same year when she outlasted Stanford's Ellen Tsay 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 in the invitational singles final. Fink captured both Pac-10 championship trophies in 2009.
"This means so much to us, but we still have a really long journey ahead of us," Christian said. "We have a little break coming up, but then it's going to be two weeks of nothing but tennis, so it's really important that we're prepared, which is why I wanted to come here and play as many matches as possible."
McPhillips nearly derailed Santamaria and Christian's repeat bid in the first round, when she and Chanelle Van Nguyen had three match points on the top-seeded Trojans, who rallied for a 9-8 (6) victory.
McPhillips dropped only one set during her singles run, in the semifinals Saturday to Stanford's Kristie Ahn -- the 2011 singles champion -- before winning the final five games in the deciding set and feeding off that momentum against Hardebeck.
Twice in conference women's singles finals history had players allowed two games, most recently UCLA's Sara Walker in a 6-1, 6-1 victory over Arizona State's Allison Bradshaw in 2000.
"(In the second set) the thought of being champion was creeping up a little bit in the back of my mind," McPhillips said. "But I had to stay focused on playing one point at a time because if I let up, she's too good and she could easily come back. I just had to stay in the point and enjoy the moment."


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- Minimum GPA: 3.0
- Minimum GRE: 302
- Minimum TOEFL: 80 (or IELTS > 650)
About the Ph.D. in computer science
We are a dynamic and growing department with a strong Ph.D. program in the theory and design of computer programs and computing systems. We have 19 faculty, and in the last 10 years, our department has been awarded $14.4 million in research grants. Faculty research spans interdisciplinary science and engineering problems, including cutting-edge projects in expanding fields such as advanced manufacturing, autonomous systems, big data and cyber security. Learn more about our faculty.
Our graduates see strong demand for their skills, and our proximity to high-tech hubs such as San Francisco and Seattle mean our department has forged strong connections with major employers. Our graduates have gone on to work for companies such as Amazon, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Oracle. Our graduates have also gone on to academic careers in universities around the nation.
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Research in computer science
Our department has research strengths in three main areas:
Computer and network systems
Faculty in this area research wireline and wireless networking areas to improve the Internet and accommodate growing demand for high-speed mobile networking. Faculty also investigate cyber security and forensics to protect the digital world and explore social and biological networks in order to identify patterns in those complex systems.
Intelligent systems
Our research focuses on developing systems that are able to perceive, understand and respond to the world around them. This area of research has a wide range of applications, from vision-based surveillance to assistive robotics, autonomous systems and advanced manufacturing.
Software systems
Researchers in this area are developing infrastructure and software solutions to scale and support the collection and use of big data for scientific research. Recent projects have involved real-time climate data collection and developing a framework for model and data interoperability.
View a list of currently funded research projects
Requirements for the Ph.D. in computer science
There are three main requirements for the doctoral degree: required and elective coursework, comprehensive exams, and a research-based dissertation. In addition, doctoral students are expected to attend department colloquia, participate in proposal writing and present their research.
You can view official degree requirements on the University course catalog.
Course requirements
Doctoral students are required to complete 72 credits of coursework beyond that of their bachelor's degree. Of this coursework, the Graduate School requires that 700-level courses must account for 30 credits, while 24 credits are earned through dissertation work.
If you have completed a master's degree, a total of 24 course credits can be transferred (with grades B or better) to the Ph.D. degree program. No more than 18 of these credits can be from 700-level courses.
Further, doctoral students must complete 3 credits of CS 792 Graduate Seminar, which requires attendance at department colloquia. These 3 credits of CS 792 count towards the requirement for 30 credits of 700-level coursework.
Up to two independent studies are allowed at the Ph.D. level.
While your Ph.D. program allows you to specialize in one area of computer science and engineering, graduates of the program should be broadly familiar with key topics within the field. You must show that you have taken at least one graduate-level course in each of the areas listed below:
- Operating systems
- Computer architecture
- Computer networks
- Artificial intelligence
- Analysis of algorithms
- Software engineering
- Theory of computing
Dissertation committee
Your dissertation committee should be formed within a year of admission to the Ph.D. program. You will work closely with your dissertation committee to develop a program of study that suits your goals and interests. Your committee will also play a key role in guiding your progress through your comprehensive exams and dissertation.
Comprehensive exams
Before you can become a Ph.D. candidate, you must pass a set of comprehensive exams. The exam has two requirements: written and oral.
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- Thorough review of the literature from the student's research area
- Research proposal (goals, methodology, research plan)
- Work in progress
Oral Requirement
- Public colloquium covering the written exam
- Q&A by the student's dissertation committee, covering the written exam
Your dissertation committee will decide whether you pass the written and oral portions of the comprehensive exam. Students can take the exam up to two times.
You must enroll in CPE 795 the semester you take your comprehensive exams. Applicants to the Ph.D. program are expected to have a bachelor's degree in engineering, mathematics, or science and have minimum experience that includes the equivalent of the computer science minor. Exceptions to these criteria may be made for applicants who show exceptional promise.
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Applicants to the doctoral degree program should have a bachelor's degree in engineering, mathematics, or science and have minimum experience that includes the equivalent of a computer science and engineering minor. Exceptions to these criteria may be made for applicants who show exceptional promise.
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- A minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.25 for applicants without an M.S. degree
- A minimum TOEFL of 80 or IELTS of 6.5 for international applicants
- Combined GRE verbal and quantitative score of at least 302. Students who score below 155 in the quantitative section will find it difficult to complete our graduate program
- A one-page personal statement describing research interests and career goals. Candidates are expected to clearly indicate their research interests as well as the faculty members they are interested in working with.
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Domestic students that have a quantitative GRE score ≥ 165 and international students that additionally have a TOEFL ibt score ≥ 102 (or equivalently, TOEFL pbt score ≥ 609 or IELTS score ≥ 7.5) are eligible to have their application fee paid by the College of Engineering. Complete information and instructions are available on the fee-waiver program for highly qualified Ph.D. applicants page.
You can start your application through The Graduate School website, which also provides detailed instructions on The Graduate School's application and admission requirements.
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Paying for graduate school
Information about graduate student tuition and fees is available on The Graduate School website.
Many of our full-time Ph.D. students are currently fully supported, and the department expects to have sufficient funding to support additional students in the upcoming years. You are encouraged to check out the funding sources below and apply for any funding for which you are eligible.
The University offers two kinds of graduate assistantships:
- Teaching assistants work under the supervision of department faculty and are expected to teach recitation sections or laboratories, help with grading and develop course materials and exams.
- Research assistants conduct innovative research in cooperation with and under the supervision of department faculty. They are expected to conduct experiments, implement prototype systems, develop new theories, and attend conferences or publish work in scholarly journals.
Graduate assistantships are valued at an estimated $34,000 and include a monthly stipend of $1,650, a per credit grant-in-aid, health insurance, and in-state resident status for tuition purposes. If you are selected for an assistantship, you will receive additional details about your funding package at that time. Individual academic departments make decisions on awarding the graduate assistantships and students should contact the department directly or the faculty supervisor they are interested in working with. Assistantships do not have to be from the department you are studying in.
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The offensive and disparaging slur "anchor baby" -- a myth anti-immigrant groups are forever warning about -- has never been used as a neutral term. It's a politically charged, derogatory slur favored by those who would delegitimize children born in the United States to non-citizen parents. So when the American Heritage Dictionary released its fifth edition with no indication of the term's true meaning, the editors were harshly criticized for treating the term "as some sort of universal description of children who acquire citizenship at birth."
A few days later, the dictionary's editors admitted their mistake and revised the term's definition to warn of its vulgarity. Discussing the fact that the term is not only offensive but misleading as well, Steve Kleinedler, executive editor of the American Heritage Dictionary, said:
This is something that was reiterated by Immigration Impact and this is where certain wording really helps to show that something hinges upon a belief system. Personally, this was not a reaction that we have to fix it because people are angry. We fixed it because we were wrong. And I, as the executive editor, acknowledge the fact that this was an error and I take responsibility for that. And that is also why I am quick to fix it because I believe it needs to be fixed and I stand behind that.
Now Fox News, which has used "anchor baby" as a legitimate term in the past, seems to be helping anti-immigrant groups wage a behind-the-scenes war on the American Heritage Dictionary.
Following the dictionary's revision, FoxNews.com gave a platform to Bob Dane, a spokesman from designated hate group the Federation for American Immigration Reform, to rail against the change. In a December 9 op-ed, Dane accused Heritage of "capitulat[ing] to a small, but vocal, special interest group that is trying to manipulate the political, legal, cultural and linguistic landscape on behalf of illegal aliens."
Dane further wrote: "The offensive aspect of 'anchor baby' isn't the term itself, but the practice of having children on U.S. soil for the sheer purpose of gaming the system." He then went on to argue that "it's ok to" use the equally offensive term "illegal alien" -- in fact, the Associated Press has instructed journalists not to use it.
Moreover, in an article headlined, "Revised Definition of 'Anchor Baby' Part of Leftist Agenda, Critics Say," FoxNews.com quoted several anti-immigrant groups railing against the change, including Dane:
"That's a political statement and it's not even accurate," said Mark Krikorian, executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies. "[An anchor baby] is a child born to an illegal immigrant."
Krikorian said the revised definition makes a political statement and is much more than neutral, "just the facts" reference material.
"It's a sign of real provincialism," he said. "I understand why people don't like the term, but I know lots of people who use it in a non-disparaging fashion. There really isn't a shorthand way of describing people like this, and there does need to be because it an important source of political debate: Should the children born to illegal immigrants get automatic citizenship?"
Bob Dane, spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, a Washington-based organization that seeks to end illegal immigration, said the revised definition panders to a small but vocal group of critics who are "manipulating the political, cultural and now linguistic landscape" of the United States.
"Publishing word definitions to fit politically correct molds surrenders the language to drive an agenda," Dane told FoxNews.com. "This dictionary becomes a textbook for the open borders lobby."
Asked if the term has a place in the dictionary, Dane replied: "Yes, it's a descriptive term, but what's offensive about 'anchor baby' isn't the term, but the practice of having a baby on our soil to game the system."
FoxNews.com also quoted William Gheen, president of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC. Gheen, a part of the American nativist movement with ties to white supremacist groups, has been repeatedly accused of bigotry and fearmongering. Fox quoted him as saying:
"The future of the United States is a place where you cannot speak your mind freely or engage in any terms or comments deemed inappropriate by the thought police. ... What's really offensive is how these pro-illegal immigrant groups are telling people how they can talk."
The N-word is just as offensive and inappropriate and that fact has been rightly noted. So is Gheen suggesting that dictionaries make no reference to the word's racist etymology? In the late '90s, Merriam-Webster was forced to revise its definition of the N-word after defining it as simply "a black person ... usually taken to be offensive." I sincerely hope Gheen isn't advocating going after the "thought police" every time the offensive nature of a word is exposed.
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Was Richie Sambora asked to leave the Bon Jovi tour?
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Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora might not have left the band's tour voluntarily. An unnamed source tells The New York Post that frontman Jon Bon Jovi has been "trying to get rid" of Sambora because the guitarist "drinks constantly and has a stream of Hollywood bimbos around all the time."
According to The New York Post, the unidentified insider says Jon is following his wife Dorothea's suggestion of keeping the band's "Because We Can" trek drug and alcohol free, which conflicts with Sambora's lifestyle. The source adds that Richie - who has twice sought treatment for substance abuse issues - is "a hard partier" who has said he "didn't believe in rehab."
Jon and Dorothea, meanwhile, have been dealing with a substance abuse problem within their own family. Late last year their daughter Stephanie was hospitalized and arrested after suffering a drug overdose.
Bon Jovi announced last week that Sambora was skipping the current leg of the band's tour due to "personal issues." Neither Sambora nor the group have offered any details behind on the guitarist's abrupt departure, or when he's expected to return to the fold. Guitarist Phil "Phil X" Xenidis - who subbed for Sambora during Richie's 2011 stint in rehab - is filling in for Sambora.
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We all can agree that an iphone4 is worth more than the $100 trade-in price Sprint is offering, but what if a potential customer wanting to get a 4/s wasn't sure as to which carrier to go with? It just sweetens the deal, especially if the person has a non working, iPhone 3, 3GS, or 4.
That's a sucker deal.. You would easily get 2 bills if not more on eBay
I think some of you are forgetting that some of us still have the old 2g iPhones setting around. Mine works fine but cannot handle the newer apps because of the old os plus has a cracked screen. I think if I were looking to switch from Verizon to sprint, that would be a good way to get a quick hundred bucks towards a new phone.
I wouldn't have expected for someone to try and dispute my post by actually solidifying its meaning. Yes, people who trade in their cars are just lazy and don't know whats good for them. In every, and I seriously mean 'every' case you will lose the actual value of your vehicle when trading it in.
Now "garage sales" are actually in support of my and few other fellow poster's theories here. The two (vehicle trade in and garage sales) do not deserve to be in the same sentence. Garage sale is there to get something for what's almost worth nothing, before you junk it.
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Except that the questions weren't neutral - Rogan publically expressed disagreement with Yamasaki while watching the replay, and then went on to say to Silva that he considered him the winner. I thought it undermined yamasaki's authority and looked very bad. Also - what if it had turned out to be an obviously incorrect call? How would that have looked for the UFC then? No referee could change his decision while being interviewed under those circumstances and retain any credibility at all, but being forced to defend the decision made would only make things worse.
It's all a matter of opinion though, I guess.


text: NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- I received many questions about Boeing ( BA) in the last couple of days. The common question is if Boeing is a value buy due to headline price pressure.Boeing may become a value buy, but the shares are only down about 10%. it's not there yet. Boeing may be a good stock to own but it hasn't reached value status as a result of the battery problems yet. If the Dreamliner issues are fixed fast, and I mean really fast, investors can expect a slow and steady recovery. Keep in mind that stocks tend to drop much faster than they move higher. We do have an idea of what can happen. As you may recall, during the summer of 2010, the Gulf of Mexico had a major oil spill that put into question the future of several companies. BP ( BP), TransOcean ( RIG), and Haliburton ( HAL) share prices were hit hard and the problems dragged on for months. Boeing has everyone and their regulatory brother putting a microscope on the Dreamliner aircraft. Boeing has the potential to have a constant stream of new issues that it will need to fix for the next two or three months. In the meantime, Boeing shares will continue losing altitude as long as problems stay in the news. The fear isn't that the planes have a potential battery fire problem -- that is fixable and will get worked out. The real fear is that other issues will be found during the examination, and this will drag on. Enough negative news and Boeing may suffer a shift in market sentiment. Apple ( AAPL) recently suffered from a shift in market sentiment that resulted in a 30% drop in share price. Valuations and fundamentals were thrown out the window, and people sold because of fear the shares would continue falling lower. It turns into a self-fulfilling feedback loop, and it can get ugly. Look at the negative feedback loop BP endured. I traded BP during the entire Gulf mess, and I crunched the numbers to account for every possible scenario. Because of corporate entities, BP wasn't facing a complete liquidation and yet it was reported in the media that it may go out of business. After two years, BP shares have not fully recovered.


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Brevard, N.C.- Lincoln Memorial's Brandon Cowan held the Tornados scoreless in a complete-game effort on the mound to give the Railsplitters a 6-0 victory over Brevard in the series opener at Gil Coan Field on Friday afternoon.
Cowan (W, 3-2) held the Tornados to five hits and a walk over nine innings while striking out six.
BC starter Kevin Hamilton (L, 5-2) struck out the side in the 1st and kept LMU off the board until the top of the 3rd when Scott Miller knocked an RBI double to left to give the Railsplitters a 1-0 advantage.
LMU got two more in the 5th on a Cody Baker RBI single and a Miller RBI groundout to make it 3-0. Miller finished 4-for-5 with two runs scored and a pair of RBI's to lead the Railsplitters to 12 hits.
Hamilton fanned Baker in the 7th before leaving with runners on first and third and one out. BC reliever James Phillips allowed a single and a run-scoring groundball to give LMU a 5-0 lead.
Hamilton tossed 6.1 innings, and was charged with five earned runs on eight hits and two walks while collecting eight strikeouts.
The Railsplitters made it 6-0 in the top of the 9th against Ryan Mercer as Miller doubled to left center and later scored on a wild pitch.
The two teams are scheduled to finish the three-game series with a doubleheader tomorrow afternoon beginning at 12 p.m. at Gil Coan Field.


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July 30, 2013 -- Wood Center water bottle filling station
Has the filtered water bottle filling station in the Wood Center been relocated to an accessible location during construction? Are there others like it elsewhere on campus?
The water filling station hasn't been relocated, however there is a water filling station at the Moore-Bartlett-Skarland complex on Yukon Drive.
July 30, 2013 -- Grapevine responses to athletics
Has anyone ever noticed that every question submitted regarding athletics never gets a response? How come my questions regarding athletics never makes the grapevine? My last inquiry regarding season ticket sales and the fact they are selling more seats than the patty center can accommodate in my opinion was a very legitimate concern; yet again doesn't even get posted. What's with the censorship?
Your question regarding athletics has been forwarded to the director who is currently traveling. A response to your question will be posted once he returns.
July 19, 2013 -- Gold parking for departments
Why do departments that have reserved parking in gold lots get the choicest spots? Are they paying more than employees paying out of pocket? It can be pretty frustrating to walk past empty spots day after day, especially with the limited parking currently on campus.
UAF departments do pay more for reserved gold spaces than staff, faculty or students. Departmental spaces are generally placed fairly close to their physical location, but with the construction going on they are often moved and grouped together by the project managers. Most departmental reserved spaces are set aside for their departmental vehicles that are in use for their daily functions around campus.
The option to park and ride is still available and the campus shuttles will get you reasonably close to your building. If you have a question about a specific lot or would like to discuss your parking options, please feel free to contact us at 474-7275.
July 19, 2013 -- Performance evaluation requirements
I have been in my current position at UAF for more than two years and haven't had an evaluation yet. At my last position we got one every year. Are performance evaluations optional or required? Does it depend on the unit?
Brad Lobland, UAF Human Resources
Annual performance evaluations are required by Board of Regents' regulation. However, for a number of reasons, annual evaluations are not always completed on time. UAF Human Resources encourages active performance management which, among other things, includes performance evaluations. In the coming weeks, Human Resources will follow up with all supervisors of employees who have not had a performance evaluation in the prior 12 months to ensure completion. In the meantime, you might ask your supervisor when you can expect your performance evaluation.
We want supervisors to know that HR consultants can provide tools such as sample evaluation forms and techniques for evaluating employees. Performance evaluations are also covered in detail in Supervisor Training 3: Managing Employees. Evaluations can be a positive experience for the supervisor and the employee if conducted in a way that builds on trust, honesty and genuine concern for the employee's professional growth.
July 19, 2013 -- Pharmacy changes
I've had nothing but problems with the pharmacy change, some prescriptions were forwarded to Premera other were not. I was told some were mailed from Caremark, but I never received them.
Every time I called I'm put on hold and then disconnected. When I've finally gotten someone and not a recording I'm told by Caremark that they may be able to resend the prescription but they are not sure. I hope the university took into account all the phone time that was spent to clear this up when they went to what, I assume, was a cheaper pharmacy option.
Erika Van Flein, UA Human Resources
There are bound to be some problems as these transitions are never bump free. But the problems with Caremark (long hold times, incorrect information from customer service) are some of the reasons we dropped them and no longer have a contract with them.
For the most part, I think most prescriptions transferred and employees are getting set up with Express Scripts without a problem. We're trying to work with anyone who is having problems, and Premera has been contacting pharmacists to help with new prescriptions. It's just part of the transition and we're working through it as best we can.
If you're having a problem, please contact Premera at the number on your ID card 800-364-2982. Premera can transfer your prescriptions to Express Scripts. If you have any mail order specific question you can call Express Scripts at 800-391-9701.
July 12, 2013 -- Gravel work around the Elysian
I see some digging happening around the Elysian sculpture between Chandalar and Salcha. Is there work being done on the sculpture or around that area?
Over the years the gravel and dirt under the sculpture has eroded. Facilities Services began replacing it today with clean gravel to improve the esthetics. By the way, the photo of the Elysian sculpture shown here and a number of other photos are available as desktop pictures for download at http://www.uaf.edu/marketing/portfolio/desktops/.
July 12, 2013 -- Mold growth after a water leak
Water has leaked into my coworker's office via the wall or floor on multiple occasions. Efforts are being made to dry the spot on the floor, but I am concerned about the possibility of mold growth in the walls or under the carpet. Is there a way this can be investigated and/or monitored?
When floors, carpets, walls become wet, it's imperative to dry them out as quickly as possible to prevent mold growth. It sounds like this is being addressed correctly. Next, the source of the water must be stopped. To do this, submit an EWORF (electronic work order form) with Facility Services to have them find the source of the water and fix it. If stopping the water source is not an easy or quick fix, consider replacing carpet with tile. Walls can be a little trickier, but if the source of water is stopped, they will eventually dry out. If there is a significant amount of water coming through the wall, then removal of the wall board may be necessary to dry it out.
Someone from Environmental Health, Safety and Risk Management would be happy to make a site visit to evaluate the situation and take samples, if necessary, for mold analysis. Please call Tracey Martinson at 474-6771 or Andy Krumhardt at 474-5197 to arrange a site visit.
July 3, 2013 -- Holiday plans call for barbecue
re: Holiday plans call for barbecue, not Bar-B-Q' in the Cornerstone. I find this entire article offensive. 1. who is the university to be telling me if I'm having a BBQ, bar-b-q or any other derivative thereof?? 2. Maybe I am having an old fashioned BBQ - what do you know and what's it to you? 3. The style guide that is referenced does not even address the differences between the terms. The caption was simply a poor excuse for cheap "journalism". I expect better from our marketing and communication department!
Thank you for your feedback. The Cornerstone item in advance of the holiday was meant to be a light-hearted way of drawing attention to the UAF Style Guide online. We use the Associated Press Stylebook for most of our publications and the style guide online includes such examples as well as those that deviate from it. We apologize if it offended you.
July 1, 2013 -- Health benefits pages online updated
When will the Health Plan information be updated online? I am referring to this site: http://www.alaska.edu/benefits/health-plan/
We all know that our healthcare is updated July 1 so I am wondering why whoever updates this site did not plan ahead. I know booklets were distributed that had benefit information but it is more convenient to have the most current information online.
Thanks for your question. We're currently in the process of updating our site, but have had some delays due to reduced staffing. The front page has been updated: http://www.alaska.edu/benefits/, as well as some of the links on that page.
July 1, 2013 -- Salary increase
Will there be a cost of living increase this year?
The FY14 budget distribution, recently approved by the Board of Regents, included a 3.25 percent salary increase for regular staff effective July 14, 2013. Employees will see a change in their salary in the Aug. 9, 2013 paycheck.


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Park-and-ride may still be privatised
8:16am Thursday 2nd January 2014
By Tom Edwards
8:16am Thursday 2nd January 2014
By Tom Edwards
A COME-and-get-us plea has been issued for Worcester's threatened park and ride sites – even if it means operators running a worse service.
The Conservative politician in charge of Worcestershire's public transport says the door is still open for potential operators to run the city's two park and rides at Perdiswell and Sixways.
Councillor John Smith said they are still "up for grabs" and less frequent journeys would be preferable to none at all.
Both services cost taxpayers about £250,000 a year to run, and Worcestershire County Council is preparing to scrap the subsidy by September to save cash.
The Perdiswell park and ride costs 68p a journey, while the Sixways one is subsidised to the tune of £1.66 a trip.
The cuts form part of a yearly £3 million subsidy for public transport which is due to end, leading to heavy criticism from the public and transport campaign groups.
Coun Smith, cabinet member for highways and transportation, said: "We need to make the park and ride services viable, even if it means a different service being offered compared with now.
"It might mean fewer journeys during the day, but the same service in the morning, for example.
"We don't want it to go, but it's got to be viable and must be run on a commercial basis.
"The consultation is ongoing and I know there's been a good response, but the whole thing is very much up for grabs."
A report for the Conservative cabinet is due out around February and it will update them on the talks with operators.
Use of the Perdiswell site in Droitwich Road peaked in 2008/09 when 450,783 trips were made on it in a year, but it has fallen to 332,165.
At Sixways, which primarily serves Worcestershire Royal Hospital, just 63,956 journeys were made last year.
The decline in popularity led to the council revealing in September that no more park and rides would be built around the city under the current leadership.
The £3 million public transport subsidy includes 88 bus services on 43 routes, including swathes of evening and weekends pick-ups.
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In The News 07-13-2012
Your Weekly Update In The World Of Technology
Windows 8 Release Date Announced (Sorta…)
Windows announced on Monday that Windows 8 will finally land near the end of October. The new tablet Sruface will also go on sale at that time. That means we have less than 4 months (!) until Window's biggest operating system update since Windows 95 was released.
The release date was always said to be in the fall, but up until Monday that was about as specific as the date got. Windows 8 hitting store shelves will be sure to cause a stir with its new "Metro" interface, which replaces the traditional start menu. Microsoft's Surface, their first tablet designed in house, will also be released at the same time. The 7″ tablet will jump into a market and will compete directly with Google's recently announced Nexus 7 tablet, as well as the established Kindle Fire.
October looks to be a big time in the tech world, especially with brand new designs and interfaces, as many people believe that is the month Apple will finally release its iPhone 5.
Speaking of Apple…
Aw… But Green Apple Is My Favorite Flavor!
Looks like Apple is doing the opposite of "going green". In fact, the tech giant announced this week that it will be dropping out of EPEAT, an environmental certification program for electronics. Why are they dropping out? It's all in the name of design. Apple stated that their design direction was no longer consistent with EPEAT requirements, according to EPEAT's CEO Robert Frisbee. Many point to the new Retina Displays found in in the new MacBook Pro as being the main culprit. The laptops are not easily recyclable due to the batteries being glued to the case. The whole device is difficult to disassemble and recycle.
Dropping from the side of going green may have some serious consequences as well. Currently U.S. law states that 95% of electronics purchases by federal agencies need to be EPEAT compliant. This means, at a maximum, only 5% of computers bought by these agencies can be Apple products. This number does exclude tablets and phones however, so the iPhone and iPad are not affected.


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Violinist Gil Morgenstern's 2012-2013 Reflections Series Continues Tonight
Violinist and artistic director Gil Morgenstern's acclaimed Reflections Series continues the 2012-2013 season tonight, February 26 and Wednesday, February 27, 2013 at 7:30pm with The Voice of the Violin, Part 2.
Celebrating five years of innovative programming in its intimate home at WMP Concert Hall (31 East 28th Street, NYC), Morgenstern will be joined by pianist Benjamin Hochman. The Voice of the Violin, Part 2 expands on the theme of Gil Morgenstern's opening concert at WMP in 2010. Mr. Morgenstern has crafted a second program showcasing the singularly expressive range of the violin and the diverse manner in which composers have exploited it. The program includes: Beethoven's Violin Sonata No. 1 in D Major; Webern's Four Pieces for violin and piano, Op. 7; selections from Bach's Partita in E Major for solo violin; Eugene Ysaÿe' Obsession: Prelude from Sonata No. 2 for solo violin; selections from Bartók's Improvisations on Hungarian Peasant Songs; and Ravel's Tzigane.
The use of musical dialogue between violin and piano will be contrasted with performances of Beethoven's Violin Sonata No. 1 in D Major and Webern's Four Pieces for violin and piano. Selections from one of Bach's singular contribution to solo instrumental composition, his Partita in E Major for solo violin, will be performed as originally written and with Robert Schumann's piano accompaniment added 130 years later, as well as a performance of Eugene Ysaÿe' Obsession, written 200 years later. The program will conclude with two very different uses of Eastern European folk music: selections from Bartók's Improvisations on Hungarian Peasant Songs and Ravel's Tzigane.
A sneak peek at upcoming Reflections Series Concerts:
Reflections on Things Past: The First Five Years | Tues., May 7 & Wed., May 8, 2013 at 7:30pm
An evening of Reflections Series' highlights, celebrating five years of innovative and original programming. With Jonathan Feldman, piano. Program TBA.
About Gil Morgenstern: Acclaimed for his artistry and technical brilliance, violinist Gil Morgenstern is devoted to exploring and expanding the possibilities for inventive classical music programming. His vision is to present the audience with a more complete concert experience, meticulously curated from start to finish, by organically integrating music with other artistic disciplines in innovative and unexpected ways. The New York Times describes Mr. Morgenstern as a, "brilliant and musically curious artist."
A violinist with a long history of performing in the world's great concert halls, Mr. Morgenstern's career has taken him to international venues including Wigmore Hall, London; Cultural Center Concert Hall, Hong Kong; the American Academy, Rome; Salone dei Cinquecento, Florence; El Teatro Sucre, Quito; Arts Centre and State Theatre, Melbourne, Australia. He has also toured the U.S. extensively, performing in recital and as guest soloist with many leading orchestras including the symphonies of St. Louis, Baltimore, Louisville, Indianapolis, Denver, Milwaukee, New Jersey and North Carolina. New York Times has hailed his playing as "a perfect demonstration of supreme ability;" "a rare poet of the violin" reported The South China Morning Post; "Morgenstern played a program that tested every part of a violinist's equipment and he did it all beautifully," wrote The Washington Post.
Mr. Morgenstern has also shared the stage with such eminent musicians as Philippe Entremont, Lynn Harrell, André-Michel Schub, Jeffrey Kahane, Sharon Isbin, and Heinz Holliger, and has collaborated with United States Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Yusef Komunyakaa, and performance artist Laurie Anderson.


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Join the Tewkesbury Battlefield Society for a two-hour guided tour of the battlefield. Meet at 7.30 p.m. at The Crescent (GL20 5PD). The car park is signposted and adjacent.
Sunday 30th July 2017
An opportunity to learn about the 1643 battle of Gainsborough which saw a one of Cromwell's first victories and the death of the royalist General Charles Cavendish.
Thursday 3rd August 2017
Join the Tewkesbury Battlefield Society for a two-hour guided tour of the battlefield.
Thursday 3rd to Monday 7th August 2017
A five-day overview of the Western Front's key events led by Dr Bruce Cherry, who will provide an introduction to the battle grounds from Mons, the Ypres Salient, The Somme and Arras, highlighting different aspects and the evolutions of warfare.
Saturday 5th August 2017
Join the Simon de Montfort Society for their annual wreath-laying ceremony at the memorial in Abbey Park, Evesham (near the Bell Tower) at 10.30 a.m.
Saturday 19th to Sunday 20th August 2017
This is a great full-dayfamily event, which includes the battle of Bosworth re-enactment, along with jousting, a medieval market, children's games, large living history encampment, talks, entry to the award-winning Battle of Bosworth Exhibition and free car parking.
Thursday 7 September 2017
Saturday 16th to Sunday 17th September 2017
Join the Scottish Battlefields Trust for a spectacular weekend of battles and living history.
Sunday 17th September 2017
Dave Stubbs will be leading a walk over Wash Common following the events of the first battle of Newbury.
Wednesday 20th September 2017
Lunch-time talk at the Fusiliers Museum, Tower of London, 12.30 p.m.–2.00 p.m. Dr John Richardson will talk about the events of the Indian Mutiny in 1857.
Saturday 23rd September 2017
Helion & Company presents its 2017 Century of the Soldier Conference in Shrewsbury, this year focused on 'Home and Away: the British Experience of War 1618-1721'
Thursday 28th September 2017
Join the Northampton Battlefields Society (NBS) for a talk by Peter Brearley on the story of archery at the Marriott Hotel, Eagle Drive, Northampton, NN4 7HW,
29th September – 2nd October 2017
Napoleonic historians Maj.-Gen. Ashley Truluck and Alan Rooney present a unique interpretation of the Waterloo Campaign from the perspectives of Wellington, Blucher and Napoleon respectively as they walk you around the battlefields of Ligny, Quatre Bras and Waterloo.
Saturday 30th September 2017
Dominic Smee, the Channel 4 'body-double' for Richard III, will be talking on the armour that was made for the programme and his experience in wearing it.
30th September – 12th October 2017
Leading Civil War expert Fred Hawthorne leads the Classic American Civil War tour which features the iconic battles of Manassas, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, around Richmond, Appomattox, the beautiful Shenandoah Valley, Antietam and Gettysburg.
Sunday 1st October 2017
Sunday 15th October 2017
Don Smith will again lead this year's tour of the battlefield where a relatively unknown Oliver Cromwell was nearly killed, but went on to make a name for himself.
Thursday 26th October 2017
Join the Northampton Battlefields Society (NBS) for their AGM at 7.00 p.m. followed by a talk at 7.30 p.m. by Matthew Lewis on Henry III at the Marriott Hotel, Eagle Drive, Northampton, NN4 7HW
Sunday 5th November 2017
15th-17th November 2017
The University of Huddersfield is hosting the 5th Postgraduate Conflict Archaeology Conference
Thursday 30th November 2017
Join the Northampton Battlefields Society for a talk by Mathew Morris on Revealing Grey Friars: The search for Leicester's lost Franciscan friary at the Marriott Hotel, Northampton, NN4 7HW
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Stein Center Files Amicus Brief in Supreme Court Judicial Ethics CaseMarch 27, 2013
The Louis Stein Center for Law and Ethics and Professor Bruce Green, who occupies the Louis Stein Chair and directs the Stein Center, have collaborated with four other law school ethics centers and with other legal ethics professors and practitioners to file an amicus brief in the Supreme Court case of U.S. v. Davila. The brief, prepared by Jones Day with Professor Green's assistance, addresses a prior ruling made by the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Respondent Anthony Davila pled guilty to a federal tax charge but the appellate court overturned his conviction, finding that the federal magistrate judge improperly participated in plea negotiations. In the U.S. Supreme Court, the Department of Justice now argues that, because Davila never objected to the magistrate judge's conduct, Davila's conviction should not have been set aside without a finding that the conduct prejudiced Davila by causing him to plead guilty.
The magistrate judge's conduct occurred in an ex parte hearing to address Davila's dissatisfaction with his court-appointed attorney, who, according to Davila, refused to provide him with any legal options other than to enter a guilty plea in the case against him. The magistrate judge denied Davila's request for new counsel, then informed Davila that his only other option would be to proceed pro se, a decision the magistrate judge insinuated would only end with Davila serving a longer prison term.
The magistrate judge's comments about the advisability of a guilty plea, and specifically his urging that the defendant "go to the cross" and "tell it all" by confessing to the government, are the conduct at the heart of the amicus brief. The brief maintains that the magistrate judge's words were inherently coercive, especially in their use of religious imagery, and constituted a clear departure from the neutral judicial role charged to him. The amicus brief addresses the federal appellate court's "supervisory authority" to establish and enforce standards of judicial conduct in federal criminal cases. It asserts that the appellate court properly exercised this authority by reversing Davila's conviction without an inquiry into whether Davila was prejudiced—an inquiry that the brief says would be burdensome and intrusive.
The Stein Center has served as an amicus (friend of the Court) in a dozen cases over the past 15 years, primarily in the U.S. Supreme Court, on issues of legal and judicial ethics and other issues important to the legal profession.
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These social networks are, in fact, "open-source" platforms set up by malware writers who give their customers, fellow cybercriminals, the possibility to report malware malfunctions. They can also suggest "fixes" and new features that can overrule the security provided by basicantivirus software.
Malware that can evolve as a result of various cybercriminals' collaborating on these platforms is known as "open-source" malware – the latest great challenge to web users' antivirus protection. It's also every hacker wannabe's dream. Any ill-intentioned person with basic programming skills can modify the code of existing malware to create a new strain more suited to their needs. These needs depend, of course, on what they want to rob you off or what kind of malware attack they want to launch on your computer.
What does this mean exactly? More malware your way. With all the bad guys out there, an alarming number of new viruses, Trojans and worms can be developed at an incredibly fast pace. Without antivirus protection against the newest forms of malware, your computer security can be at high risk.
Open-source malware. The Citadel Case
The most relevant example of an open-source piece of malware is the Citadel banking Trojan. Its swift evolution and several strains stand proof that the future of malware creation is pretty bright and that of traditional antivirus software, pretty challenging.
When the source code of the mighty Zeus banking Trojan leaked in 2011, cybercriminals rushed to grab it and get their hands dirty. Many used it in its leaked form; others created new strains of it. Citadel, a dangerous Trojan with bot capabilities, is one of them. It was released in late 2011.
According to antivirus protection experts, its defining feature is the built-in social networking platform called the "Citadel Store". The cybercrooks who purchase the licence to Citadel from fellow crooks have to go through a two-step authentication process to log in to the Citadel Store. Here they can report and fix programming issues, suggest/ request and vote on new features and modules.
Several versions developed on the open-source platform have already been used in malware attacks. They showed various malicious features and improvements like: highly secured configuration files; video-recording operations performed on the infected PC, whenever the victim goes to a particular website; blocking the access to websites offering antivirus protection; blocking botnet tracking services.
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Aspiration pneumoniaAnaerobic pneumonia; Aspiration of vomitus; Necrotizing pneumonia; Aspiration pneumonitis
Pneumonia is a breathing condition in which there is swelling or an infection of the lungs or large airways.
Aspiration pneumonia occurs when food, saliva,liquids, or vomit is breathed into the lungs or airways leading to the lungs.
The type of bacteria that caused the pneumonia depends on:
- Your health
- Where you live (at home or in a long-term nursing facility, for example)
- Whether you were recently hospitalized
- Recent antibiotic use
Risk factors for aspiration or breathing in of foreign material into the lungs are:
- Being less alert due to medicines, illness, or other reasons
- Coma
- Drinking large amounts of alcohol
- Medicine to put you into a deep sleep for surgery (general anesthesia)
- Old age
- Poor gag reflex in people who are not alert (unconscious or semi-conscious) after a stroke or brain injury
- Problems with swallowing
- Bluish discoloration of the skin caused by lack of oxygen
- Chest pain
- Coughing upfoul-smelling, greenish or darkphlegm (sputum) or phlegm that has pus or blood
- Fatigue
- Fever
- Shortness of breath
- Wheezing
- Breath odor
- Excessive sweating
- Problems swallowing
Exams and Tests
A physical examination may reveal:
- Crackling sounds in the lungs
- Decreased oxygen
- Rapid pulse (fast heartbeat)
- Decreased mental awareness
The following tests may also help diagnose this condition:
- Arterial blood gas
- Blood culture
- Bronchoscopy
- Chest x-ray
- Complete blood count (CBC)
- CT scan of the chest
- Sputum culture
- Swallowing tests
Some people may need to be hospitalized. Treatment depends on how severe the pneumonia is. Sometimes a ventilator (breathing machine) is needed to support breathing.
You will likely receive antibiotics.
You may need to have your swallowing function tested. Persons who have trouble swallowing may need to use other feeding methods to reduce the risk of aspiration.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Outcome depends on:
- Health of the person before getting pneumonia
- Type of bacteria causing the pneumonia
- How much of the lungs are involved
More severe infections may result in long-term damage to the lungs.
Possible Complications
- Lung abscess
- Shock
- Spread of infection to the bloodstream (bacteremia)
- Spread of infection to other areas of the body
- Respiratory failure
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider, go to the emergency room, or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if you have:
- Chest pain
- Chills
- Fever
- Shortness of breath
- Wheezing
Limper AH. Overview of pneumonia. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 97
Torres A, Menendez R, Wunderink R. Pyogenic bacterial pneumonia and lung abscess. In: Mason RJ, Broaddus VC, Martin TR, et al, eds. Murray & Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2010:chap 32.
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Setting: In the fertile Skagit Valley, La Conner lies 65 miles north of Seattle and 80 miles south of Vancouver, British Columbia. A map of the surrounding Skagit County lists 147 harbors, creeks, lakes, rivers, bays, and channels; 55 mountains and peaks; and 24 islands. Just 20 minutes away, Anacortes offers daily ferry service to the San Juan Islands.
The Attractions: Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the town boasts an active arts community, upscale boutique and gallery shopping, a full-time marina, the Pioneer Market and ample restaurants, and easy highway and water access to two major cities and the San Juans.
The Drawbacks: Jobs are scarce unless you bring them with you or buy a local business. Competition from Mount Vernon and Anacortes undermines flagship operations, such as hardware stores. Growth issues are controversial.
Housing Options: Homes tend to be small to modest, but charming and well maintained, and many have captivating water, mountain, or Skagit Valley views. Little turnover means few homes hit the market. Just over Rainbow Bridge, Shelter Bay offers modest to high-end housing and the best opportunities for buying near town. The development leases the land from Swinomish tribe members.
Your Next-door Neighbors: Could be best-selling (but very private) author Tom Robbins who lives in a modest home on the hill, but locals won't show you exactly where; a nurse who added "ry" to her profession and now owns Tillinghast Seed Company; artist Clayton James and other leaders of the movement known as The Northwest School of Art; a translator of Chinese poetry; a sea captain; a Boeing engineer.
What It Costs: $100,000 to close to $1 million nets homes from a 925-square-foot two-bedroom on a quarter-acre lot to 2,000 square feet on the waterfront. Fewer than two dozen town-house or condominium units, costing $120,000 to $200,000 exist.
Where You'd Spend Free Time: Having breakfast at the Calico Cupboard. Browsing and latte klatching at The Next Chapter. Catching the latest exhibit at the Museum of Northwest Art. Boning up on the area at the Skagit County Historical Museum. Whale watching on a charter from La Conner Marina. Hiking the Padilla Bay Shore Trail. Day-tripping to the San Juan Islands. Craning your neck at the migration of 30,000 snow geese and 1,500 trumpeter swans on the Skagit Flats during winter.
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Lane Brooks is a journalist wanting to get a promotion. She applies for a magazine job only to find that Clay Crawford, who she had a one-night encounter with a year ago, has also applied. The interviewer sets them an unusual task -- whoever can most quickly investigate and report back to him on a story will win the position. The subject of their story is The Florida Feline Federation and they have to attend a cat show together. Lane and Clay arrive ...
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Love Spell, Oct 2002, 5.99, 368 pp. ISBN: 0505525216 In the middle of the night, Cary Mitchell flees Charleston to obtain help from his twin brother Grant better known as �Mitch�. Cary owes bookie Flash Gorman twenty grand that if he does not pay now will lead to broken kneecaps. Cary also mentions that he has stolen from the till of a bar filled with dirty money to pay off some of the debt. What he fails to tell his sibling, an Atlanta cop, i...
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Diane- great suggestions! I will make sure to find out about sales tax, I've already figured in shpg where I could. I did find out with shipping I need to allow for lift gate service for delivery and NOBODY delivers to my door in a truck it's a one lane dead end road so I always have to drive down to the end of the road and flag down the driver and unload and bring big stuff up in my pick up myself. I will also ask about paying by check thank you.
Make sure you figure in delivery and sales tax, as these could vary. If you order from someplace outside of Georgia, you may not need to pay sales tax. I was warned to make sure delivery would be to inside my garage by a friend whose new kiln was left at the curb. I also got a discount for paying by check rather than credit card.
I am wondering if you see yourself staying in that studio long term or hope to have your own studio. A kiln can be a lifetime investment, so consider getting what you will want in five or ten years.
For what it's worth, I have an L&L Easy Fire. I have been very happy with it.
I do see myself staying at the group studio long term. I am also a painter and they have asked me to teach some classes there as well as teach some classes in some of the things I am doing in ceramics that nobody else there is doing and have told the director they would like to learn how to do. That said I have also read that even people that have large kilns say having a small one around to run tests and stuff through is helpful so the size I am focusing on could in the future become my test kiln if I decided I am successful enough to need a large kiln to keep up with my out put. Be nice to be so successful I ned another kiln LOL.
Do you mind my asking which model you have? What is it that you like about it?
Thank you again for your suggestions and really appreciate your input.
I have the L&l Easy Fire 23T with 3 inch brick. It was very easy to take apart and move from the garage to the studio. They make it very simple. The kiln has been reliable. Tech support has been available and helpful. Documentation is prolific, both in a notebook which came with the kiln and online. I really like the element holders. Even though I am very careful, I have occasionally bumped one with a kiln shelf and have been relieved that element was protected. This will most likely be the only kiln I ever purchase, so I wanted a good one. L&L came highly recommended by several friends.
As far as picking it up in your truck, unless it is a very small kiln, that may not work. Mine came packed in a huge box on a pallet. It was very well packed, but the box was truly enormous. The trucker had a small fork lift which he used to take the kiln off his truck and bring it down my very steep driveway into the garage. Another option would be to have several people ready to unpack it and move it one piece at a time to wherever you are putting it. It is not difficult, and the individual pieces are not very heavy. It is just bulky and somewhat fragile.
I know L&L makes the same model with two rings rather than three, so it must be about 18" high inside. I wonder what the price difference is and whether or not you could add another ring in the future if you needed a bigger kiln. Neil would probably know.


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