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If your business has 2+ working laptos, 5+ computers or screens or 10+ items (computers/monitors/laptops) please request a business pickup with the "business pickup request" form (b.p.u.r. form). We will reserve space on the truck for ALL items you list on the form, including keyboards, mice, cables, external devices, etc. Special arrangements are made for oversized items; ie: large copiers, servers, UPS, large printers & plotters, etc. There is a FEE for oversized items based on size, weight, type of equipment, and location. Please fill out the b.p.u.r. form and we will contact you within 2 business days of receiving it to confirm receipt, and to discuss scheduling a pickup.
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A classic that's always been radical.
Dean's version of this classic rock guitar features a basswood body, bolt-on neck, V-shaped tailpiece, fixed bridge, zebra pickups, and Grover tuners. The added string length created by the exclusive headstock coupled with the original Dean neck design provides incredible ease of play. Still offered in it's original configuration, the Z has withstood the test of time.
Check the drop-down menu to the right to select colors and/or other options. Case sold separately.
- Basswood body
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- 22 frets
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WILDWOOD - Ga-Briel Chandler saw his foul shot hit the front of the rim Saturday afternoon.
The Atlantic City High School forward leaned back and to the side in an attempt to coax the ball over the rim.
It worked.
Chandler's free throw with 0.4 seconds left gave the Vikings boys basketball team a 38-37 win over Archbishop Wood of Pennsylvania in a Boardwalk Basketball Classic game at the Wildwoods Convention Center.
"When I saw the ball hit the front of the rim, I was like, 'Whoa, go in, go in,' " Chandler said.
Wood fouled Chandler as he attempted to tip in an Atlantic City miss. Vikings guard Isaiah Graves had driven the lane moments before and attempted an off-balanced shot.
The Wood player's slap on Chandler's arm could be heard around the convention center.
"I heard a whistle and I was like, 'Thank you,' " Chandler said.
Chandler, a 6-foot-5 senior, averaged 17.2 points in Atlantic City's first four games, but he struggled Saturday, scoring just two points before his winning free throw.
"I didn't have the energy I had in the other games, but I wanted to get my team the win," he said. "I was thinking too much instead of playing my game."
After giving Atlantic City the lead, Chandler missed the second free throw on purpose and time ran out giving the Vikings the win.
The game was one of the most anticipated contests at the Boardwalk Basketball Classic on Saturday. The classic continues Wednesday and runs through Dec. 30 with more than 50 boys and girls teams competing for championships in several four-team brackets.
Atlantic City (5-0) is No. 1 in The Press Elite 11. Wood (3-3) is projected to be one of the top teams in the Philadelphia Catholic League this season. Division I colleges Lafayette and Binghampton have offered Wood 6-5 swingman Pat Smith a scholarship.
Wood had its chances to win in the final minutes. Wood forward Joe Lostracco scored on an inside move with 28 seconds left to tie the game at 37. He was fouled but he missed the foul shot that would have given Wood the lead. Graves rebounded for Atlantic City to set up the Vikings' final possession.
Atlantic City appeared headed for an easy win in the first half. The Vikings played outstanding man-to-man defense holding Wood without a basket for 11:48 in the first half.
Dennis White, a 6-5 junior, came off the bench to spark the Atlantic City offense, scoring nine of his team-high 15 points in the first half. White finished the game 6-of-9 from the field, and he also grabbed six rebounds.
The Vikings led 17-5 with 4:50 left in the second quarter. But while Atlantic City shutdown Smith, who finished 0-for-7 from the field, Wood guard Cody Fitzpatrick hit two long-range 3-pointers late in the first half to get Wood back into the game.
"I think we started reading our press clippings," Allen said. "We weren't as disciplined as we normally are, nor were we as unselfish as I expect."
Atlantic City won despite shooting 14-of-40 from the field and missing all nine of its 3-point attempts. Atlantic City also committed 23 turnovers - one more than Wood.
While it may have not been an artistic success, Wood is the type of physical team the Vikings will have to beat in March to defend their South Jersey and state Group IV titles.
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Archbishop Wood 5 12 12 8-37
Atlantic City 9 10 10 9-38
AW-Rush 1 3-4 6, Fitzpatrick 3 0-0 9, Smith 0 4-4 4, Connaghan 0 2-2 2, Lostracco 5 2-3 12, Neher 1 2-4 4. Totals-10 13-17 37.
AC-Graves 1 2-2 4, D. Reynolds 2 1-2 5, Montague 4 2-4 10, Chandler 1 1-3 3, White 6 3-5 15, Chase 0 1-3 1. Totals-14 10-20 38.
3-pointers-Fitzpatrick (3), Rush AW.
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Former health minister
Caucus factional leaders will meet this morning to discuss the leadership.
Mr Brumby refused to take questions about his future and gave no indication about his plans as he conceded defeat yesterday.
He has previously said he would serve a full term if he was re-elected to his seat, regardless of whether the government was returned.
A number of senior Labor figures refused to discuss the issue when contacted yesterday, saying it was not appropriate to do so until Mr Brumby had indicated what he intended to do.
In a gesture of solidarity, a large group of current and former ministers attended Mr Brumby's concession speech and gave him a standing ovation at its conclusion.
But factional leaders continued meeting yesterday ahead of an expected announcement about the leadership in the coming days.
Former finance minister Tim Holding had been considered a potential candidate, but it is understood he has made it clear he will not run in a leadership ballot.
Mr Holding and Mr Andrews, a former health minister, met with deputy leader Rob Hulls yesterday.
Long-time ALP campaign strategist Bruce Hawker said Mr Brumby should stay in the job because Labor was facing only a one-seat deficit and should stand ready to govern.
A one-seat majority in the house could evaporate at any time, he said, and pointed to Queensland, where in 1996 the Goss government lost its narrow parliamentary advantage in a byelection.
It is likely that if the former premier renounced the leadership he would also vacate the seat of Broadmeadows, which he held on the weekend with 71 per cent of the two-party preferred vote.
The recriminations continued yesterday into the loss. Labor's public theory – advanced by Mr Brumby and repeated by Julia Gillard – blamed the government's longevity as a key factor.
Mr Hawker said the passage of years undermined incumbents because failures linger. "People forget the 49 times the bus runs on time and remember the one time it's late," he said.
Mr Hawker believes governments must campaign unceasingly, communicating successes to the public, and contrasting them with the opposition's inaction. This was especially true for Labor because of its reformist agenda, he said.
But former Liberal premier Jeff Kennett said campaign errors hurt the government.
"I think they made a terrible mistake in attacking Ted Bailllieu personally," he said.
Mr Kennett said was the premier was "immersed" in the attacks. "Brumby did it himself, not a henchman," he said.
Despite publicly arguing against doing so, Mr Kennett attributed the Liberal Party's winning margin to putting the Greens last on how to vote cards.
"I think what will win us Bentleigh and two or three other seats will be [Ted Baillieu's] stand on the Greens," he said. "That's not a position I would have taken. I would have put Labor last ... [but] he is very much his own man."
Mr Kennett also claimed some degree of credit for Mr Baillieu's win. "I asked him to join the Parliament in 1999 on the basis that I would probably retire two years later . . . My succession planning has worked but it has taken 11 years longer than we both thought."
Others suggested the government had failed to sell its message in Melbourne's growth areas.
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Lynn University president recently presented at the 2011 Millennium Campus Conference
Published Nov. 08, 2011
Lynn University President Kevin M. Ross, recently presented at the 2011 Millennium Campus Conference (MCC) workshop on marketing—its purpose was to teach attendees the essential components of successful marketing and how they can create a plan suited to their individual organizations.
Hosted by Harvard University on Sept.16-18, the conference was designed for students interested in becoming part of the student movement to end global poverty—in line with the United Nations Millennium Development Goals. According to the MCC website, its purpose is to "provide attendees with the knowledge, skills, inspiration and space for critical self-reflection they need as student leaders to effectively execute their on-campus and overseas projects in the coming year."
This is the second year Ross has presented at the MCC. He spoke on the importance of global citizenship at the 2010 MCC at Columbia University as part of the Closing Plenary.
"I was thrilled an honored to be asked back to the conference," Ross said. "They give student organizations and organizers the tools they need to make a real difference in the world. It is very close to our focus at Lynn where we work not just to educate students, but build global citizens."
Ross provided several tips to the students attending the marketing workshop, including:
- Remember you're on a university or college campus, a center of learning and information. Tap into the resources around you to advance your efforts.
- Consider the "competition": If there are already several organizations doing the same thing, think about merging into or supporting their efforts. In other words, consider if your efforts will help a cause or fracture support for the cause.
- Find a way to ensure sustainable leadership of your group. Often student groups have great leaders one year, and then ebb and flow other years.
- Try to show an immediate impact so that people can see results.
His co-panelists were Michael Trainer, movement director, Global Poverty Project, and John Beahm, executive director, Jenzabar Foundation. Other workshops included advocacy, creating community partnerships and effective leadership.
The Millennium Campus Network (MCN) is the founding supporter of MCC. The MCN is a national network of university student organizations working to reduce extreme poverty and achieve the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The MCN consists of 37 member organizations and more than 10,000 online supporters across the U.S. Notable advocates including Jeffrey Sachs, Paul Farmer and musician John Legend serve on the network's Board of Advisors, and key donors include the UN Millennium Campaign, the UN Foundation, and the Jenzabar Foundation.
More on Kevin M. Ross:
As a driving force behind Lynn's hosting of a 2012 presidential debate, Kevin Ross is a strong proponent of citizenship and engagement and is a nationally-recognized speaker who can comment on issues related to student service and the importance teaching global citizenship to the next generation. He can also speak to a variety of issues both on a national and local level. He has an in-depth knowledge of trends and issues related to the higher education industry and can speak to the media about business and community developments in South Florida and Palm Beach County.
Since he became president of Lynn University in July 2006, Ross has overseen the launch of the long-range Lynn 2020 strategic plan, the funding and construction of new campus facilities, including the state-of-the-art Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center and helped guide the school through its recent Haiti crisis. He is currently serving on the Greater Boca Raton Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and is involved with several other local community organizations.


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High school swimmers prepare for proposed cuts
The Anchorage School District is proposing eliminating swimming classes at high schools to help with a $23 million budget shortfall.
ANCHORAGE – As the Alaska State Legislature debates whether to increase student funding for the Anchorage School District, the high school swimming community is bracing for proposed cuts to its program.
Freshman Delaney Heckert, and sophomore Elizabeth Heberling love to swim. In fact, it's their favorite class at Bartlett High School.
"I'm able to be with other people … to have contact with people so I can make new friends, and able to make new friends and I'm able to just have a fun time," Elizabeth said.
But it's more than just fun. It's a class where nearly 600 high school students across Anchorage learn how to swim every year.
"It really comes in handy, teaches kids how to swim if they don't know how," Elizabeth said.
But come next year, swimming classes could be gone.
The Anchorage School District is proposing eliminating the course at all high schools to help with a $23 million budget shortfall.
In total, 24 classes would be canceled at six of the eight high schools in Anchorage. It would save about $270,000. This would not, however, impact swim teams and special education programs that include swim classes.
"It's the single most expensive class we teach," said Michael Graham, a spokesperson with the Anchorage School District.
The cost is so high, Graham said, because the district has to rent the high school pools from the Municipality of Anchorage, which is in charge of operating them.
"If you look at the personnel cost and the rental cost that it takes to teach a single period or two of swimming, it becomes very expensive," he said.
Last year, the district said it spent $400,000 on high school swim classes alone.
"Certainly discussed in the past, but because we have valued it as a skill, we wanted to make that opportunity available for kids, but we have come to the point where can no longer afford that," he said.
But for some students, it's their only opportunity to get in the water.
"There are so many people who still want to learn how to swim, and if you cut swimming classes, then they really won't have a chance," Delaney said.
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TOKYO, April 6 Asia in Focus - Japan's FUJI PHOTO FILM CO. (TSE:4901) has developed digital, nonfilm medical X-ray equipment that offers high image quality and reduces the radiation level by about half. Fujifilm has a 50 per cent global share of the digital X-ray equipment market.
* The new machine will be its high-end model, and the company will tout its speed and other features when marketing it to large hospitals and diagnostic centers.
* The new equipment is designed primarily for X-raying a patient's chest and abdominal cavity.
Japan's Fuji Photo Film develops digital, nonfilm medical X-ray equipment that reduces radiation level
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Hopf keeps Sounds alive -- twice
Hits tying homer in ninth, delivers walk-off hit in 10th
September 7, 2007 8:46 PM ET
One inning after cranking a leadoff homer to tie the game, 5-5, the 24-year-old catcher laced a two-out, bases-loaded single to plate Brad Nelson with the winning run.
"I just got lucky," Hopf said. "I got some pitches I was able to hit. I actually thought Laynce Nix was going to get a hit [before me]. I thought the pressure was on him."
Hopf also lofted a sacrifice fly in the fourth for the Sounds, who trail the best-of-5 PCL American Conference series, 2-1. Game 4 is Saturday in Nashville.
"I'm just glad to put the team in a position to keep on playing," he said. "We battled. We could have just come home 0-2 and rolled over. We're going to have the same mind-set we had today. It's a great feeling"
Andy Abad hit a two-run shot, his first, in the second and Nelson went 4-for-4 and scored three runs for the Sounds.
Nashville reliever Marino Salas (1-0) pitched around two hits in the 10th. Starter Mark DiFelice allowed four runs on six hits, walking one and striking out five over five innings.
Chip Ambres blasted a three-run homer, his first, in the first and Jesus Feliciano went 3-for-5 and scored a run for the Zephyrs. Fernando Tatis and Robinson Cancel, who left the game in the 10th with a leg injury, had two hits and an RBI each.
New Orleans reliever Ryan Cullen (0-1) gave up one run on two hits, walked two and struck out two. Starter Brian Lawrence allowed three runs on nine hits with a strikeout over six frames.
Michael Blinn is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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$2.5 million more needed for additional utility costs means budget cuts
Enrollment at 19,700
We must begin to implement the Strategic Plan -- things to think about
New CAB subcommittee to deal with dormitories, auxiliary services, capital improvements
Presentations by VPAA David McClain, Interim VP for Research James Gaines and Chief of Staff Sam Callejo
Draft Minutes
UHM Faculty Senate
September 17, 2003
Faculty Senate Members Present:
Harriet Abe, Belinda Aquino, Krystna Aune, Andrea Bartlett, Robert Bley-Vroman, Ronald Bontekoe, Thomas Bopp, Rebecca Cann. James Caron, James Carpenter, Rosita Chang, Michael Chopey, Joel Cohn, Linda Cox, Bonnie Cramer, Martha Crosby, Ruth Dawson, Michael DeMattos, Daphne Desser, Linda Duckworth, Patsy Fujimoto, Gary Fuller, Donna Grace, Thomas Hilgers, Misty Johanson, Susan Johnson, Merle Kataoka-Yahiro, Roberta Lamb, Lenora Lee, Bruce Liebert, Roger Lukas, Lorenz Magaard, Paul McKimmy, Torben Nielsen, Dawn Nishida, Jill Nunokawa, Marvin Ortel, Joan Peters, David Ross, Michael Salzman, David Sanders, Thomas Schroeder, Amarjit Singh, Paul Singleton, Jim Skouge, David Stegenga, Norma Jean Stodden, Glenn Teves, Mary Tiles, Janice Uchida, Robert Valliant, Paige Wilmeth, Kelley Withy
Tod Aeby, Glenn Cannon, Hong-Mei Chen, Yuanan Lu, Brian Popp, Halina Zaleski
Richard Allen, Barry Baker, Robert Gibson, Robert Grace, Michael Graves, William Haning, James Hastings, Nanette Judd, Kenton Kramer, Ken Lowry, Fred Mackenzie, Marian Melish, Michael Mottl, Steven Ward, Lesley Wright
Others in Attendance:
Michael Forman, Richard Allen, Sandy Davis, Denise Konan, Roger Babcock, James Gaines, David McClain, Samuel Callejo
Chair Mary Tiles called the meeting to order at 3:05pm
The minutes of May 7th were approved with the following amendments. The phrase "Error!Bookmark not defined" was removed. Spellings for faculty names (Belinda Aquino, Daphne Desser and Glenn Teves) were corrected. Kelly Withy's name, previously recorded in both the May 7th Faculty Senate Members Present list and the May 7th Faculty Senate Members Absent list, was removed from the May 7th Faculty Senate Members Present list.
Mary Tiles presented an overview of UH system structure that included administrative positions, faculty governance structure and committee compositions. The All Campus Council Of Faculty Senate Chairs serves as an advisory board to the system administration and presently consists of 2 representatives from Hilo, 1 representative from West Oahu, 7 representatives from the community colleges and 1 representative from each of the 9 Manoa senates. For more information consult the UH website.
Chair Tiles stated that there is a need to establish a better communication system between the Manoa Faculty senate (MFS) and the other Manoa senate chairs. One means of addressing this need is the implementation of the Manoa Faculty Senate web page, currently maintained by Robert Valliant. Please contact Mary Tiles with any suggestions for additional ways to facilitate this communication.
Chair Tiles reminded standing committees that they are required to submit any resolutions to the SEC at least 10 days before the next senate meeting.
Other key points mentioned in chair Tiles' report included:
Tom Schroeder presented a resolution from the SEC on Entrepreneurial Education, amended from the proposed resolution concerning the MS in Finance. After incorporation of friendly amendments from the floor, a vote for the revised resolution (see attached) was taken. In the final vote, 43 senators were in favor of the resolution, 3 opposed the resolution and 2 abstained.
Robert Bley-Vroman reported that he along with Amarjit Singh and Meda Chesney-Lind toured the dormitories. They were extremely concerned by the conditions that they found. A new subcommittee on Facilities, Auxiliary Services and Capitol Improvements will be formed. Faculty wishing to serve should contact Susan Johnson, chair of the Committee On Faculty Service (CFS).
CFS chair Susan Johnson reported that to date they have sent 12 nominations for committees forward. Last year there were over 200 requests for committee nominations. CFS sent a call for faculty service and received 50 responses, primarily for committees dealing with international issues. A larger number of faculty that are willing to serve is needed. If you want to volunteer, contact chair Johnson by email at email@example.com.
David McClain, VPAA, James R. Gaines, Interim VP for Research and Samuel Callejo, Chief of Staff
David McClain began his presentation by thanking Deane Neubauer, Karl Kim and Denise Konan for preparing an outstanding report for WASC. He introduced Jim Gaines who oversees research for the UH system and Sam Callejo, who is responsible for non-academic affairs. He mentioned that:
Roger Lukas asked about the time frame of the campaign to redefine the relationship between the University and the State.
-- VP McClain answered that he planned according to the biennium budget time table. Over the next 15 months he hoped to:
- identify what the state needs (nurses, teachers, technology sector)
- inventory of our capabilities to find:
- areas that need additional resources
- what is the resource cost
- whether adding resources make sense
Roger Lukas asked if the business community was involved.
-- VP McClain answered by giving examples of UH and community concerns
- use of ceded lands
- respect for cultural heritage (use of Mauna Kea and Haleakalau)
-- VP McClain spoke of UH expertise as related to community issues. He identified the following programs:
- Waianae Comprehensive Health Service
- Provided introductory information concerning Kellog grants
Joan Peters questioned whether our present contributions to the community were being recognized by the administration and the legislators.
-- VP McClain answered that we need a comprehensive mission. He mentioned the following additional ways that the state began new programs.
- Mark Takai got extra federal funds for military housing while present facilities were being remodeled
- The initiation of a Running Start Program where high school students take college courses. It works better in the state Washington where $5000 is allocated to each student; in Hawaii students need to finance their own college education)
Other comments:
Joan Peters commented that there wasn't enough money to support the faculty salary initiative.
Glenn Teves noted that every unit should have an extension arm to facilitate service/connection to the community.
Gary Fuller mentioned fundamental communication problems such as the closing of the mailroom for the summer and the inability to obtain keys for essential accesses.
-- Sam Callejo explained how a misunderstanding resulted in the mailroom problem.
Ruth Dawson asked for information on the structure of new administrative relationships and articulation
Tom Hilgers stated that communication was important but coordination was even more important. He noticed difficulty in finding UHM on the UH web site.
-- VP McClain mentioned that ITS (David Lassner with the help of Sam Callejo) is in the process of developing a new System website that should alleviate the problems.
Amarjit Singh asked for a flow chart of the budget process to share with CAB
-- VP McClain stated that he does not have a chart He prefers a simple process that engages the chancellors, faculty, and students and develops some sensible process.
-- Sam Callejo said budget discussions were used by the chancellor as a tool and there are different methods of funding; expenses will be projected and posted.
Amarjit Singh said he wanted to know the details of how the money flows and what ends up with the faculty.
-- Sam Callejo said the process is already set up and he will meet with Singh to discuss the mechanisms.
Ron Bontokoe asked about how the Centennial Fund Raising Campaign fits into VP McClain's 15 month campaign.
-- VP McClain said it is being reviewed.
Jim Skoge asked if there was a forum or contact person where one can go to propose initiatives for the benefit of native Hawaiians.
-- VP McClain mentioned several items including the Kakoe council and a $500,000 grant obtained by UH Hilo.
Jill Nunakawa asked about the resources for attending the face to face meetings of the ACCFS.
-- VP McClain stated that the cost was being split between the system and the campuses. He said that the strategic plan was more of a vision and that it needs an implementation plan. We need to be flexible and work within our units.
Jim Gaines said the RTRF money kept by the chancellor for unexpected budget needs was also available to fund faculty initiatives.
There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at approximately 5:30pm
Respectfully Submitted
Martha Crosby and Janice Uchida, Secretaries for the UHM Faculty Senate
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Spengler Cup
by Paul Romanuk
Canada played it's best game yet at the 2003 Spengler Cup championship as they hammered Russia (represented by Jaroslavl) by a score of 6-3. National Hockey League veteran Dixon Ward (537 NHL GP) led the way with two goals. Canada is now 3-0 at the tournament and is assured of a berth in the championship game on New Year's Eve.
"We started slowly, but so did they," said Ward. "When you have two teams that don't really know one another I think you have to expect that. We just had to figure out what we'd be able to do and what we wouldn't be able to get away with."
There was no scoring in the opening period. However, both teams took turns taking physical shots at one another. Canada took four minor penalties in the first period; the Russians took three.
Canada opening the scoring 20 seconds into the second period when Jan Alston jumped on a turnover and blasted it behind Russian netminder Egor Podomatsky. Jeff Toms (236 NHL GP) converted on a nice pass from Yves Sarault (106 NHL GP) on a 2 on 1 shorthanded breakaway to make it 2-0 Canada. Mike Maneluk (85 NHL GP) made it 3-0 on another 2 on 1 at 15:23. Russia got one back before the period was over when Ivan Tkachenko picked up a rebound in front of Canadian netminder Jamie Hodson and smashed it home. Canada led 3-1 after two periods.
Ward scored his first of the game early in the third period off a beautiful pass from his linemate Maneluk. Hnat Domenichelli made it 5-1 for Canada at 6:32 of the period. Domenichelli's shot glanced off a Russian defenceman and into the top corner behind Podomatsky. Evgeny Korolev scored Russia's second goal of the game at 7:41. However, 42 seconds later Ward scored his second of the game to put Canada up 6-2. Konstanti Glazatchev scored a late goal for Russia to make the final 6-3.
The line of Maneluk, Ward and Stacey Roest accounted for a total of 7 scoring points on the night.
"I play with Stacey Roest at Rapperswill (in the Swiss League), so we have great chemistry together," said Ward. "And I gotta say, I can't believe what a great skater Mike Maneluk is. It's fun to play with those two guys."
"I was really proud of our guys tonight," said Canadian coach Gary Green. "We didn't go out there and play a conservative 2-2 trap. We went right at them. We played hard."
Canada will wrap up the round robin portion of the tournament on Tuesday with a game against the host club, Davos. Canada defeated Davos in the championship game last year.


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Fußballsportverein 1913 Ludwigshafen-Oggersheim e.V.
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FSV 1913 Ludwigshafen-Oggersheim is a German football club based in the Oggersheim district of Ludwigshafen, Rhineland-Palatinate. The club has advanced to the Regionalliga Süd (III) following an Oberliga (IV) title win in 2007.
The club was established in 1913 as VfR 1913 Oggersheim and in 1937 merged with SC Eintracht Oggersheim, which had been established in 1924 as the football department of the gymnsatics club Vereinigten Turnerschaft Oggersheim, to form SpVgg Oggersheim. The following year all of the area clubs were re-organized into a single association known as Gemeinschaft für Leibesübungen Oggersheim.
In the aftermath of World War II occupying Allied authorities ordered the dissolution of all organizations in the country, including sports and football clubs. A new association was formed as ASV Oggersheim in 1945 and its football department became independent in 1949 as Fussball Sportverein Oggersheim. The footballers played as a lower tier lower side until winning their way to the third tier Amateurliga Südwest for a single season in 1963-64. FSV made a DFB-Pokal (German Cup) appearance in 1978 going out in the first round 0:3 to 1. FC Kaiserslautern in the opening round.
A 1992 Landesliga Ost (VI) title led to promotion to the Verbandsliga Südwest (V), followed by a further promotion two years later to the Oberliga Südwest(IV).
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Pittsburgh Laurels & Lances
Laurel: To Allegheny County. It continues to tap the gold mine that is its public parks by contracting private companies to offer money-making recreational and dining activities. A zipline course and a bicycle cafe in North Park are the latest examples. These are smart moves that serve the public and help to defray the cost of government operations. Here's to more endeavors.
Lance: To Rich Fitzgerald. The Democrat Allegheny County chief executive has a rare something in common with Republican Gov. Tom Corbett. Both insist that raising the Oil Company Franchise Tax is not a tax increase. This "not a tax increase" would add nearly 29 cents a gallon to the price of wholesale gasoline sales. And that "not a tax increase" will be passed on to consumers in the form of everything from higher prices at the pump to higher pizza delivery charges. Politicians say the darnedest things in denial, don't they?
On the "Watch List": Your wallet. Saving West Penn Allegheny Health System from what otherwise would be a certain shuttering now will cost insurance giant Highmark Inc. nearly $1.2 billion. Allow us to rephrase that: Saving the beleaguered hospital system will cost Highmark ratepayers nearly $1.2 billion. That's because of a debt restructuring deal and an agreement to reimburse doctors at a higher rate. So, the question of the hour now becomes this: How much will Highmark's insurance rates jump because of it? If Highmark says they won't, it should form a club with Messrs. Fitzgerald and Corbett.


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Cake rings can go into the oven, but this recipe requires no baking, so I lined each ring with a clear acetate cake band which makes removing the desserts super easy.
With the Fourth of July coming up, I couldn't resist coloring these sweet little cakes red, white, and blue. Of course, I don't know of any blue cookies out there, so I had to get creative and color some myself. It was simple; I just ground up vanilla wafer cookies and added some blue food coloring. Instead of just adding white granulated sugar to make the crust, I grabbed some blue sanding sugar which helped to really intensify the color.
These desserts don't have to be red, white, and blue. You could leave the crust plain or turn it green and serve it at Christmas or for an Italian themed event. Don't want red on top, swap out another fruit in place of the raspberries. Each cake is a rainbow of possibilities.
30 vanilla wafer cookies
3 tablespoons blue sanding sugar or white granulated sugar
blue food coloring
3 tablespoons melted butter
no-bake cheesecake filling–
8 ounces cream cheese, softened
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1 cup heavy whipping cream (or use 2 cups Cool Whip)
raspberry gelée–
1 tablespoon clear gelatin powder
1/3 cup water
2 1/2 cups frozen raspberries (12 oz. bag)
1/2 cup sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
optional garnish-
whipped cream
fresh raspberries
8 – 3″ x 2″ metal cake rings or an 8″ springform pan
if using metal cake rings, you'll need:
clear acetate cake bands or cut strips of acetate to fit rings
baking sheet lined with parchment or wax paper
food processor or large zip top bag and rolling pin or pan
mixing bowls
electric mixer and/or a whisk
fine mesh sieve
optional: disposable pastry bag (16″ will work best, but 12″ will work too)
tart shaper/tamper
Blue crust-
Divide crumbs evenly and press into the bottom of your cake rings or springform pan. I used a handy little tart shaper/tamper to make nice even crusts. Refrigerate crusts until needed.
Raspberry gelée-
Sprinkle gelatin over 1/3 cup water and allow to bloom for 5 minutes. Place frozen raspberries and sugar in a saucepan and bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring often. Remove from heat and pour into a fine mesh sieve set over a bowl. Press down on the raspberries allowing the juice to drain into the bowl. Discard seeds. Add the bloomed gelatin to the bowl, stirring to dissolve. Stir in lemon juice. Allow to cool until it is slightly thickened but still pourable. To speed up this process, fill sink or large bowl with ice water. Set bowl of raspberry gelatin into water, not allowing any water to get into the bowl of gelatin. Stir frequently until thickened.
Pour raspberry gelée on top of your cheesecakes. Refrigerate until set, at least 2 hours. To serve, lift the metal ring off each of the cakes and peel away the acetate strip.
Serve cakes as is or top with fresh whipped cream and a raspberry. Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for several days.
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Secretary of State Tre Hargett, Department of Treasury Facilities Coordinator Johnny Veach, Operation Stand Down Nashville Deputy Executive Director Mary Ross, Treasurer David Lillard, and Comptroller Justin Wilson
A group of Tennessee military personnel stationed in Iraq will be able to spend more time talking with their families and friends, thanks to contributions made by employees who work for the state's three constitutional officers.
Employees of state Treasurer David H. Lillard Jr., Secretary of State Tre Hargett and Comptroller Justin P. Wilson donated 360 AT&T pre-paid phone cards with a total of 39,000 minutes of calling time. Those cards will be sent to soldiers in the 230th Air Cavalry Squadron, which is based in Smyrna and includes soldiers from Smyrna, Jackson and Louisville, Tennessee.
In addition to supplying phone cards to active military, employees from the three constitutional offices participated in helping veterans here in the Nashville area. The staff in the constitutional offices raised $2,053 for Operation Stand Down Nashville, Inc., an organization that provides training and support for veterans, with a special emphasis on veterans who are homeless.
"This is just a way for us to show our appreciation for the brave men and women who are serving or have served in our military," said Lillard, who organized the phone card drive and the donation to Operation Stand Down Nashville. "I want to thank AT&T for their assistance in securing the phone cards. And I want to thank all of the employees from all three offices who gave so generously to show their appreciation to our veterans and active military personnel."
"Staying in touch with family and friends is always important – and it is particularly important for our military personnel and their families," Hargett said. "We hope these phone cards will lift the spirits of our military personnel and make the tough work they are doing in Iraq a little easier to manage."
"Operation Stand Down Nashville plays an important role in helping veterans, particularly those who are down on their luck, to find housing, jobs and other necessary services," Wilson said. "I am so proud of our employees for supporting this worthwhile organization."
Department of Treasury Facilities Coordinator Johnny Veach, who served seven tours of duty overseas during his military career, understands how useful phone cards can be to soldiers who are a long way from home.
"These soldiers never know when they may be near a phone," Veach said. "So it is important for them to be prepared with phone cards when the opportunity to call home arises."
Operation Stand Down Nashville Deputy Executive Director Mary Ross expressed appreciation for the donation.
"We cannot say 'thank you' enough to all who donated to Operation Stand Down Nashville," Ross said. "The generosity and compassion shown in this donation will go a long way in assisting homeless veterans return to the life they defended. 'Homeless' and 'veteran' are words that should never be used in the same sentence."


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When high school students get together in droves, underage drinking is more likely to be a part of the mix, studies show.
"Some of the statistics (presenters) showed, as far where are our kids are getting the alcohol and the drugs, it's from parties, graduations, just sort of get-togethers of that nature," said Cpl. Joe Britte, spokesman for the Gainesville Police Department.
Britte was referencing statistics highlighted by Center Point at its March 28 presentation on underage drinking at Lanier Charter Career Academy. The organization is a city of Gainesville/Hall County nonprofit that seeks to reduce risky behavior in young people.
With prom night less than a month away for city high schools — Lakeview Academy and Gainesville High School both hold prom April 27 — police are urging parents to be wary of their children's possibly dangerous actions and associations.
"Basically where we come in, as far as a crime prevention/public relations standpoint, is we want to let our parents know, 'Hey look, be on the lookout for this, know your child's whereabouts, where they're going, who they're hanging with, making sure they don't have alcohol with them,'" Britte said.
Results from the Georgia Student Health Survey, which anonymously surveyed voluntarily participating students, showed that 20.92 percent of Gainesville high school students have used alcohol in the past 30 days.
But Britte noted the equal importance that parents themselves show deference to underage drinking statutes.
"Whether you're trying to keep your children in a controlled environment, if you're serving my son or daughter alcohol, no, I'm totally against it," he said.
Laws disallowing underage drinking are not arbitrary, medical experts have noted.
Judy Brownell is the prevention coordinator at Center Point. She said University of Georgia professor and brain development expert Dr. Merrill Norton examined the damage done to the brain by alcohol on those under the age of 21, and even up to age 25.
"The information he shared at the conference was very enlightening to us all," she said. "We do not think either youth or their parents understand what happens to the adolescent brain."
Britte was one of them, he said.
"He pointed out some things, that I was like, 'Wow. Really?' How the brain recovers after so many drinks, that sort of thing. Alcohol does destroy the brain and affect the child's learning capability," Britte said. "So besides it being illegal and you can go to jail for it, you are definitely causing a lot of damage to your body."
One of the biggest concerns from a public safety standpoint on prom night is drinking and driving, Britte said.
"From a parent point of view and an officer point of view, drinking and driving do not mix. Period," Britte said. "If it comes to going out on prom, enjoying the event, that's fine, but alcohol plays no part in that ceremony, in my eyes."
But Britte isn't naive to the reality of prom night.
"Will it happen? I'm pretty sure it probably will. Will parents host private parties? It probably will happen. Is it necessarily right? No," he said. "Even with spring break, right now, is drinking going on? Oh, yes."
To curb dangerous behaviors, Britte said, he and fellow police spokesman Cpl. Kevin Holbrook will go to high schools for prevention and information sessions.
"We go around, do these events such as Ghost Out at Gainesville High School. Kevin and I go out to Lakeview Academy, talk to them about the dangers of drinking and driving," he said. "The police traffic services unit goes out there for a dramatization of the dangers of drinking and driving."
One of the most important points stressed, Britte said, is for parents to maintain an open and honest dialogue with their kids.
"Another valid point made in the workshop was the disconnect between parents and their kids — just not knowing their whereabouts and who they were hanging out with," he said. "It was kind of shocking."


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Festival fight: Sonisphere vs. Download - who won?
Two of the UK's best rock festivals squared off this summer. But which one was best? Fiiiiiight!
Sonisphere managed to bag the Big Four - Metallica, Slayer, Anthrax and Megadeth - following their appearance at last year's European leg of the festival. A historical weekend for British rock fans, their sets were euphoric and rapturously received (it's Metallica, FFS). Elsewhere, Biffy Clyro and a returning Slipknot headlined their own nights. At Download, they managed to book System Of A Down's triumphant return, Brit metal legends Def Leppard and rap-rock superstars Linkin Park. Mightily impressive, but nothing could beat the pulling power of the Big Four.
Winner: Sonisphere
Rest of line-up
Download really packed it in this year - over five stages across the site, you'd never struggle for a band to watch. Funeral For A Friend, Bullet For My Valentine, Trash Talk, Frank Turner, Pendulum and Rob Zombie all featured across the weekend, alongside a slew of lesser-known talent on the smaller stages. Sonisphere's lineup offered far less choice, but included some impressive names: Weezer, You Me At Six, All Time Low and Sum 41 all appeared on the bill.
Winner: Download
Talking points
Both festivals got people talking, but for different reasons. Download's inclusion of The Darkness, reunited for the first time since their hiatus earlier in the decade, was greeted with derision and surprise from some quarters. The band won over any naysayers, though, with a set that was catchy, heavy and fun. Basically, everything people liked about The Darkness in the first place. Sonisphere's choice of Biffy Clyro as a headliner threw people into a spin, with rock fans taking to Twitter and Facebook to whine, bitch and moan that they just weren't 'metal' enough. They obviously hadn't seen Biffy live - the band balance their gentler material with larynx-shredding screams and shredding riffs, and put in a headline set that cemented their place as one of the best rock bands in the country.
Winner: Sonisphere
Download started off blissfully - full of sun, clear sky and warm temperatures. Things soon changed, however, and the next day festivalgoers were subject to winds, bone chilling cold and piss-wet rain. So much so, hoardes of people gave up on Sunday before headliners Linkin Park and trudged home. Sonisphere wasn't much better - the Great British Weather (ie as miserable as one of Korn) reared its ugly head all weekend. But for that one utterly glorious day alone, Download edges it.
Winner: Download
Though Download made the most of social media this year - giving regular updates (and, importantly, weather and traffic information) throughout the weekend, Sonisphere's choice to broadcast a selection of sets over the weekend via their website was a smart move. Couldn't get to Knebworth? No worries, because the likes of Mastodon, Parkway Drive and Slipknot were all webcast live across the globe.
Winner: Sonisphere
Download decided to price theirs from a very reasonable £155, while Sonisphere's price point was slightly higher at £180 for a weekend ticket. When the likes of Reading & Leeds festivals come in at well over £200 when you include booking fees, both were bargains. But in terms of lineup choice vs price, Download is victorious.
Winner: Download
Fan reaction
We try to keep a close eye on Twitter and Facebook here at Rocklouder, so it was interesting to see the post-festival comments for both events. Download's reaction was fairly muted in comparison to Sonisphere - we're guessing mainly due to the adverse weather everyone experienced for the majority of its weekend, people spent most of the next week drying off.
Winner: Sonisphere
OVERALL: Download
Though Sonisphere's headliners were hugely impressive (the Big Four, in particular, was a real coup), Download's sheer volume of bands across multiple genres gave the best value for money. 2012 rumours have already started, and we reckon next year's going to be the best yet for both festivals. How the hell are we going to decide?


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Ground-breaking asbestos cancer researcher and author Professor Bruce Robinson was named West Australian of the Year at a gala ceremony at Crown's Grand Ballroom on Saturday night.
Professor Robinson was recognised for work in founding a clinic to care for patients and a community project aimed to connect children with father figures.
As co-founder of award winning Fathering Project, he has also written three books based on research into the reduction of youth-based substance abuse and crime through strong father figures.
Professor Robinson noted his personal philosophy was to turn compassion into action - an outlook that likely led to his expansive accomplishments in caring for asbestos victims and leading a team which discovered new treatments.
Celebrate WA Chairman John Poynton said the awards were an opportunity to acknowledge the contribution extraordinary people are making to the State.
"There are many people making a significant contribution to communities across Western Australia; raising our potential and increasing our profile both nationally and internationally," he said.
Renamed from WA Citizen of the Year Awards, the 2013 Western Australian of the Year Awards, recognise achievements across a broad cross-section of the community.
Nineteen finalists were chosen across six categories, among them well known faces Matthew Pavlich, Dale Alcock and Johnny Young.
"It's an exciting time to be a Western Australian and I'm proud to be part of such an important celebration, which recognises homegrown talent and dedication," Mr Poynton said.
West Australian of the Year 2013 winners:
Youth Award - Michael Sheldrick
Indigenous Award - Ian Trust
Community Award - Jennifer Allen
Sport Award - Lauren Mitchell
Arts & Culture Award - Russell James
Business & Professions Award - Professor Bruce Robinson AM
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Thu 10.30.2014
STHLMNYC Inaugural Event
When: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM THURSDAY, ARCHTOBER 30
Where: At The Center
STHLMNYC is a platform for collaboration towards an adaptive architecture. Our future is to a large extent unknown and uncertain. For our increasingly vulnerable cities to be sustainable, their architecture needs to adapt to unforeseen future events and developments.
The STHLMNYC semiannual seminar's overall theme is "Collaboration for Adaptation, Designing for Future Uncertainties" and will consist of two days of debates and workshops focusing on the urban environment of tomorrow. The seminar bring together specialists from all over the world to Stockholm and New York City.
The seminar's adventurous explorations push the envelope of architectural thinking. The active collaboration of participating architects, landscape architects, urban planners, and related professionals, provides for a wide variety of ideas and visions that will trigger a new critical thinking in architecture.
New York:
Dan Wood, AIA Principal, workAC
Gena Wirth, Associate, SCAPE
Matthew Clarke, Design Associate, SHoP
Tyler Caine, Associate, COOKFOX
Cecilia Kushner, Planning Deputy Director for Flood Resilience at NYC Department of City Planning
Stefan Sjöberg, Founding Partner, Kjellander + Sjöberg
Sara Grahn, Professor and Partner, White
Emma Jonsteg, CEO, Utopia
Mattias Gustafsson, CEO, Urbio
Niklas Svensson, Stockholm City Department of City Planning,
Moderator: Naomi Hersson-Ringskog
Keynote Speaker: Charlie Bennet, photographer
Organized by: STHLMNYC.org
In Collaboration with: The Association of Swedish Architects and Consulate General of Sweden in New York
Price: Free
Please RSVP using the form to the right.
A program of Archtober, Architecture and Design Month, New York City, October 2014


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Hilary Duff's Booty-Kickin' Calorie Burn
Posted Friday April 27, 2012 8:01 PM GMT
Continuing to work away at those pesky post-baby lbs., Hilary Duff hit up her local gym in Toluca Lake, California this afternoon (April 27).
Clad in a simply gray top, black yoga pants and a pair of sneakers, the new mom left her week-ending sweat session looking a bit tuckered out.
Prepping for the calorie burning class just a short while before arriving, an excited Hilary tweeted, "Going to see my girl viveca @Piloxing to kick my booty! Hope everyone has a sweeet day."
Despite her perky mood beforehand, the 24-year-old was later left feeling irritated, writing, "Paparazzi are way to aggressive! scary and disturbing!! #Boundaries."
Enjoy the pictures of Hilary Duff leaving Piloxing class in Toluca Lake (April 27).
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Memorial Day, the first big Holiday weekend of the Season and we have unique Colorado lodging (B&BS, Inns, and Lodges) in the Pikes Peak Region to enjoy it all! Here are some of the great events that are happening around the area:
Watch for the Thunderbirds overhead today at United States Air Force Academy Graduation, May 23, 2012, Falcon Stadium, President Obama is the Keynote Speaker
Listen to great music at the MeadowGrass Music Festival, LaForet Center in the Black Forest, May 25 through 27
Get a feel of the Old West at the 37th Annual Territory Days in Old Colorado City, May 26 through 28, 10:00am - 7:00pm.
Honor our Veterans at the Annual Memorial Day Ceremony, May 28, 2012 at the Retired Enlisted Association Building, 834 Emory Circle in Colorado Springs
Be part of the mystery in Manitou Springs at the Pain of Glass picnic-style dinner theater production in the Cave of the Winds.
...or just enjoy the incredible beauty, great restaurants, and amazing sites of the Pikes Peak Region.


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What Is Lymphoma?
Lymphoma is a form of cancer that affects the lymph system. This system includes:
- lymph nodes
- thymus
- spleen
- bone marrow
- tonsils
- lymph fluid
While many types of lymphoma exist, doctors divide them into two categories. These are Hodgkin lymphoma and non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL).
Patients with Hodgkin lymphoma have cells known as Reed-Sternberg cells. Those with NHL don't have these cell types. Both lymphoma forms can cause similar symptoms.
Treatments for either lymphoma type depend on the specific cells affected and the cancer type. In addition to radiation treatments to kill cancerous cells and shrink tumors, doctors often prescribe medications to patients to treat the cancerous cells or the lymphoma symptoms.
Hodgkin Chemo Drugs
Hodgkin Lymphoma Chemotherapy Drugs
Chemotherapy drugs are medications used alone or in combination to target lymphoma cells. These drugs kill cancer cells or keep them from multiplying. Chemotherapy medications can treat Hodgkin lymphoma.
Chemotherapy medications often involve combining several drugs together for optimum results. Doctors give the medications via an intravenous (IV) treatment. Special IV lines called a port or port-a-cath are used to deliver these medications. The port provides access to a large vein, usually in the chest. This prevents vein damage from the strong medications.
Three chief chemotherapy regimens for Hodgkin lymphoma exist.
- ABVD: doxorubicin (Adriamycin), bleomycin (Blenoxane), vinblastine (Cytoxan), and dacarbazine (DTIC-Dome)
- BEACOPP: blenoxane, etoposide (Etopophos, Toposar, VePesid, VP-16, Adriamycin, cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan), vincristine (Oncovin), procarbazine (Matulane), and prednisone
- Stanford V: mechlorethamine (Mustargen), adriamycin, cytoxan, oncovin, blenoxane, etoposide, prednisone
Doctors prescribe the Stanford V regimen to patients with advanced lymphoma forms. Doctors are more likely to prescribe the ABVD regimen for earlier stages.
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Drugs
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Chemotherapy Drugs
Doctors prescribe chemotherapy to treat NHL. Similar to drugs used for Hodgkin lymphoma treatments, pharmacists mix several chemotherapy medications together. These medication types fall into six categories. Doctors select a medicine based on the lymphoma type and stage.
Alkylating agents keep cells from replicating by destroying DNA. While effective, they are associated with increased risk for leukemia. Examples include:
- cyclophosphamide (Cytotoxan)
- chloyambucil
- bendamustine (Treanda)
- ifosfamide (Ifex)
Corticosteroids kill cancerous cells, prevent the cancerous cells from growing, and can reduce nausea. Examples of these medications include:
- prednisone
- dexmethasone (Decadron)
Platinum drugs work similarly to alkylating agents without the increased risk for leukemia. Examples of these drugs include:
- carboplatin
- cisplatin
- oxaliplatin
Purine analogs reduce cell metabolism to keep cancerous cells from reproducing and dividing. Medication examples include:
- cladribine (2-CdA, Leustatin)
- fludarabine (Fludera)
- pentostatin (Nipent)
Antimetabolites prevent DNA and RNA from growing and killing the cancerous cells. Examples include:
- capecitabine (Xeloda)
- cytarabine (ara-C)
- gemcitabine (Gemzar)
- methotrexate
- pralatrexate (Folotyn)
Additional medications used to treat lymphoma but don't fit into a particular category include:
- bleomycin
- doxorubicin (Adriamycin)
- etoposide (VP-16)
- mitoxantone
- vincristine (Oncovin)
According to the American Cancer Society (ACS) , CHOP is a common NHL chemotherapy regimen. Pharmacists combine cyclophosphamide (Cytotxan), doxorubicin (hydroxydoxorubicin), vincristine (Oncovin), and prednisone.
Doctors may add rituximab (Rituxan) to this regimen, which is known as R-CHOP. According to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) , the R-CHOP regimen treats more aggressive forms of non-Hodgkin lymphoma. This method can cure NHL in some patients.
The combination of cyclophosphamide, vincristine, and prednisone (CVP) is another regimen.
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Drugs
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Immunotherapy Drugs
Immunotherapy can boost the body's immune system to fight cancer in NHL patients. In addition to fighting cancer, immunotherapy drugs can minimize some of chemotherapy's side effects, including nausea and fatigue.
These medications are often called "guided missiles." They specifically target cancer cells, unlike other chemotherapy medications that can harm healthy cells that multiply quickly, such as hair cells.
Immunotherapy medications that treat NHL include:
- immune modulators, including thalidomide (Thalomid) and lenalidomide (Revlimid)
- monoclonal antibodies, such as rituximab (Rituxan)
- proteasome inhibitors, such as bortezomib (Velcade)
- small molecule treatments, such as panobinostat
A doctor may prescribe these or other treatments, depending upon the patient's NHL type.


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In an attempt to throw the authorities off his trail, tgl(at)sss(dot)pgh(dot)pa(dot)us (Tom Lane) transmitted: > Thomas Hallgren <thhal(at)mailblocks(dot)com> writes: >> ... My suggestion is not that you take on more work but >> rather that the comittee is allowed to grow and take on responsabilities >> and people beyond the developers of the core database. > > Enlarging the core committee by the amount you seem to be thinking of > would transform it into something quite different than it is now > (in particular it would be too large to make decisions effectively, > IMHO). And I don't see that it actually accomplishes anything. > > The real issue here is finding someone to do the work --- it's notable > that this thread has been going on for some time now and no one has > actually stepped up and volunteered to *do* anything. I think if there > were someone out there willing to do it, they could and would do it, > with or without core's blessing. It seems to me that some vital components have already been set up, considering: a) pgxs provides a "build environment" to make it easier to add in "third party extensions" without each of them having to have its own full PG source tree. b) PGFoundry is getting set up as a hopefully-decent place to host things that would be likely to fit into that "second tier" of "Extensions that ought to be ubiquitous." Those can also play off against each other; for an extension to become "ubiquitous," it is only reasonable for its developers to improve the builds to make them play well with pgxs. The way I can see this head is for there to be a significant population of projects on PGFoundry that, by virtue of using pgxs, become as easy to add in as most of the contrib items are now, and perhaps roughly as easy as the average BSD Port. I did both a Solaris and AIX build today, and threw in a whole barrel of contrib modules via the simple statement: for module in pg_autovacuum oid2name pgstattuple pgcrypt [and more...] ; do cd $module make clean make install cd .. done If there were 35 projects on PGFoundry set up in much this way, perhaps more in the BSD Ports style, where I can pull down a tarball with 35 directories, and then set things up... $ export http_proxy=http://cache.myhost.example.info:3128/ $ exPGCONFIG=`/usr/local/lib/pgsql801/bin/pg_config --configure` $ PGDEPLOY=/tmp/pgfoundry $ cd /usr/local/src/pgfoundry $ for module in PGF*; do cd $module; make install; cd .. done The "make install" would download the _real_ sources, via the requested HTTP proxy, run "make" on each one, using the PostgreSQL backend configuration specified in $PGCONFIG, and then That's the sort of thing that _also_ makes it pretty easy for package management folk to bundle it up ready for integration tests. There are tools for both Red Hat-style RPM's and Debian .deb's that specifically pull modules from Perl's CPAN site, by name, and then bundle them into packages. This doesn't "magically" solve all systems integration problems, but it sure seems likely to go a long way to help. -- let name="cbbrowne" and tld="acm.org" in name ^ "@" ^ tld;; http://cbbrowne.com/info/advocacy.html Users should cultivate an ability to make the simplest molehill into a mountain by finding controversial interpretations of innocuous sounding statements that the sender never intended or imagined. -- from the Symbolics Guidelines for Sending Mail
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Marty Pattin
Martin William "Marty" Pattin (born April 6, 1943) is an American former Major League Baseball right-handed pitcher. He pitched for the California Angels (1968), Seattle Pilots (1969), Milwaukee Brewers (1970–1971), Boston Red Sox (1972–1973), and the Kansas City Royals (1974–1980). During a 13-year baseball career, Pattin compiled 114 wins, 1,179 strikeouts, and a 3.62 earned run average. He had a pitching motion that resembled Denny McLain with a high leg kick.
Pattin was born in Charleston, Illinois and earned his bachelor's and master's degrees at Eastern Illinois University. A member of the EIU Panthers baseball team, he struck out 22 batters in a game. He joined the California Angels in 1968 and then was part of the Seattle Pilots in 1969, which later became the Milwaukee Brewers in 1970.
In Milwaukee, Pattin finished with a 14–12 record and a 3.39 ERA in 1970, and was named an All-Star in 1971, when he finished with a 14–14 record and a 3.12 ERA. At the end of the season, he was sent to the Boston Red Sox in a 10-player mega-trade that included Ken Brett, Billy Conigliaro, Tommy Harper, Jim Lonborg and George Scott. He won 32 games in two seasons with the Red Sox, including a no-hit bid foiled in 1972, when A's Reggie Jackson hit a single off him with one out in the ninth inning.
According to fellow pitcher Bill "Spaceman" Lee, Pattin had a habit of throwing up after the first inning of nearly every game he pitched with the Red Sox.
Sent to the Kansas City Royals in exchange for Dick Drago in 1974, Pattin divided his playing time between starting and relieving. He was named American League pitcher of the month twice during the 1975 campaign, in June as a starter and in September as a reliever. He retired after being granted free agency following 1980 season.
After Pattin's retirement as a player, he remained involved with the sport as a coach. He was the head coach of the University of Kansas baseball team from 1982–1987.
There is a bar called Marty's just off the campus of Eastern Illinois University, named for Pattin.
- ^ Reader, Bill. "Seattle Pilots ... Where are they now?", The Seattle Times, July 9, 2006.
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The 6-foot-11 Andersen was a second-round draft choice of the Hawks in 2002. He has spent his professional career in his native Australia and in Europe, most recently in the Spanish League with FC Barcelona.
The Rockets have been scrambling to find a center since the team announced last month that Yao Ming was out indefinitely with a hairline fracture in his left foot.
Andersen averaged 11.1 points and 4.1 rebounds to help FC Barcelona win the 2008-09 Spanish National Championship and a berth in the Euroleague Final Four. Andersen was a member of Euroleague championship teams with Virtus Bologna (2001) and CSKA Moscow (2006 and 2008).
"David has been a winner with every team he has played for in Europe," Rockets general manager Daryl Morey said. "He is a very well-rounded player who possesses good offensive skills and a very good shooting touch for a big man."
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1. Re: Using iOS Simulator via Flash Builder on OS X 10.9 MavericksApocalyptic0n3 Oct 23, 2013 10:42 AM (in response to Ollie Edge)
I hate to dig up an old thread, but this is the top result when Googling for "flash builder assistive devices" and I want to note that this isn't entirely true anymore in the final release.
You need to now:
- Try to run iOS Simulator debug from Flash Builder. Select "Yes" in the menu that it gives you
- Open System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Accessibility
- Make sure System Events.app is selected
- Restart Flash Builder
- Back in System Preferences, an option for Flash Builder.app will now be present as well. Make sure this is selected too
That should allow you to debug in the iOS Simulator again.
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
2. Re: Using iOS Simulator via Flash Builder on OS X 10.9 MavericksCarlos Henrique Lustosa Aug 26, 2014 2:12 AM (in response to Ollie Edge)
Yeah. Ollie Edge's tips helps me so much! Thank you man!
3. Re: Using iOS Simulator via Flash Builder on OS X 10.9 MavericksEnglishCountryCooking Apr 8, 2015 7:19 AM (in response to Apocalyptic0n3)
I did this then got a new error:
Error occurred while packaging the application:
ld: library not found for -lstdc++
Compilation failed while executing : ld64
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Since this doll's original outfit was missing, we cannot be positive that she was a ballerina until we find some documentation. However, her undeveloped bustline, which Valentine used on all their ballerina dolls, makes a convincing argument.
Body Construction
This doll is 18" tall with hard plastic torso and legs and vinyl head and arms. She is jointed at the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, waist, hips, knees and ankles. The wrist and elbows are ball-jointed, and she has the typical Valentine plastic disks in her hip joints. She has unusual yellow sleep eyes with molded plastic lashes. Her rooted hair is dark brown, and her high painted eyebrows give her a perennially surprised expression.
Click here to see a closeup of her face.
Click here to see a comparison of her body with Uneeda's Dollikin.
Click here to see a comparison of the two dolls' arm joints.
She is marked "17VW" on the back of her neck with "20 HH" under each arm.
Thanks to Wendy Bailey for help with this page.
Copyright 2000 by Zendelle Bouchard.


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In the Name of Allah, The Most Gracious, Ever Merciful.
Muslims who believe in the Messiah, Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani (as)
An educational programme with the Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (may Allah be his Helper) with Lajna and Nasirat students from Japan. Recorded on November 7, 2013.


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Pills could soon be superseded by patches, with chemical engineers working out a way to force medicine into the body through the skin.
An American chemical engineer, Samir Mitragotri, and colleagues revealed in yesterday's issue of Nature Biotechnology that they had discovered a new class of chemical mixture that made the skin 100 times more permeable, without inducing irritation.
Skin-based drug delivery has long been a goal of medicine makers, as it delivers sustained and controlled doses over long periods.
But the skin has evolved into an effective barrier to drugs and large protein molecules, and technology remains limited despite nearly four decades of research."Evolved to impede the flux of toxins into the body, skin naturally offers a very low permeability to the movement of foreign molecules across it," Dr Mitragotri said.
"Overcoming this barrier safely and reversibly is a fundamental problem in the field of transdermal delivery."
Research tools have so far not been up to the task, so Dr Mitragotri's team developed a new way. That, in turn, led to the discovery of the new class of mixtures.
The finding could lead to the development of patches for the delivery of protein-based drugs, which cannot generally be delivered in the form of pills because the proteins are broken down in the intestinal tract.
Dr Mitragotri said skin patches would avoid the need for injections, with its associated pain and risk of infection.
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Greer, 47, and former party executive director Delmar Johnson used a ''shell company'' called Victory Strategies to raise money from the party for ''personal enrichment,'' said Bill Shepherd, Florida's statewide prosecutor. Johnson was a cooperating witness and struck a plea deal.
Greer was charged with money laundering, committing a scheme to defraud and four theft charges. The theft charges carry a maximum five-year prison sentence. The others call for a maximum 30-year prison term.
Greer's arrest was the first made by a statewide grand jury examining public corruption, which was called for by Gov. Charlie Crist, who personally picked Greer to lead the Republican Party of Florida.
Greer, pressured to resign from the party in February, has been under FDLE investigation since spring after new party leaders discovered the Victory Strategies contract.
Federal prosecutors are also examining party activities under the watch of Greer and Crist, who recently left the Republican Party amid a bitter U.S. Senate primary that he was expected to lose.
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