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About 460,000 women will die of heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular diseases this year. Every minute a woman dies of heart disease. While one in 30 women die from breast cancer, one in every 2.6 women die from cardiovascular disease.
Women receive less treatment for heart disease than men even though more women die from it. In fact, heart disease, stroke and other cardiovascular diseases will kill more women than the next five causes of death combined. Women often dismiss their symptoms of heart attack, or they put off seeing their primary care doctor for routine exams. These delays in care can be devastating and life threatening.
Signs and Symptoms of Heart Disease in Women
Heart disease can be prevented, so it's important to know the signs and symptoms. Heart disease symptoms in women include:
- Shortness of breath.
- Pain in the upper back, jaw, or neck.
- Unusual, unexplainable fatigue or weakness.
- Flu-like symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting and cold sweats.
- Sleep disturbances.
- Chest discomfort: A sensation of aching, tightness, or pressure. Women are more likely not to experience severe chest pain. What's more, women may not describe this discomfort as pain.
- Indigestion.
- Feelings of anxiety, loss of appetite and discomfort.
When it comes to diagnosis and treatment for heart disease, women should be medically assessed in a way that differs from men. Here's why:
- Women tend to wait longer than men to go to an emergency room when having a heart attack. That means they're likely to arrive in emergency rooms after suffering much heart damage.
- Once women seek medical attention, their symptoms are more likely to be misdiagnosed or undiagnosed, especially at the primary care level. Physicians are often slower to recognize the presence of heart attacks in women because "characteristic" patterns of chest pain and EKG abnormalities are less frequently apparent.
- Women have a higher occurrence than men of chest pain not caused by heart disease. For example, chest pain can originate from a spasm of the esophagus.
- Largely because of the protective effects of estrogen until menopause, women tend to be 10 years older than men at the time of presentation with heart disease. Due to their advanced age, women exhibit a higher prevalence of risk factors such as hypertension, diabetes, and high cholesterol.


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Sweden, (AP International) – In a new category for outstanding contributions to the apparel industry, the Original Retro Brand was awarded the prestigious Nobel Prize this morning. At a press conference at the Swedish Consulate, Nobel Laureate Uri Niddyit, made the announcement before a standing room only crowd that erupted in delight at the news. The main focus of Niddyit's speech highlighted the Original Retro Brand's commitment to making the softest, best fitting, most comfortable, and most fashionable apparel on the planet.
Original Retro Brand's CEO Marc Herman could not be reached for comment, as phone lines have been jammed, and company computers have crashed due to outpouring of well-wishers trying to make contact.
A statement was released by Original Retro Brand Marketing Director Cassidy Moore, which said "All of the shirts, fleece, thermals and hats, from size extra-small to double extra large, are honored the Swedish Academy & Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Arts & Fabrics of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, have bestowed this award upon them."
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Orange Bento Box Lunchbox by Black & Blum. The Orange Bento Box is a revolutionary new lunch box from the award winning design house Black + Blum. The Bento Box lunchbox is more like a ceramic bowl than your standard food container, only with better functionality - and of course more style
. The 'glass like' lid on the Bento Box locks to the body for a water tight seal and has an ingenious sauce dipping area (good for sushi lovers). A sauce pot is ideal for salad dressing (or ketchup), so you can dress your salad just before you eat it. An inner divider allows you to split different foods so you can microwave a hot dish, but keep other foods cold. Also included is a fork for easy one handed eating. The Orange Bento Box Lunchbox by Black & Blum is made from polypropylene and copolyester and includes a sauce pot, inner divider and fork, and is microwave and dishwasher safe. The Orange Bento Box has a capacity of approx 500ml / 17fl oz. The Bento Box is available in three different coloured lunchboxes Cream / Lime, Cream / Orange and Black / Red and is a nice alternative to the Box App?tit Lunchbox range we also stock. Also available is the Lunchbox Box Appetit Cook Book with great ideas for your lunchtime snack.
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It's finally here — the brand new trailer for "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1"!Story: 'Twilight' engagement ring sparkles like Edward
In the trailer — two minutes and 27 seconds of never-before-seen footage — for the highly anticipated film, fans get a glimpse of Bella (Kristen Stewart) and Edward's (Robert Pattinson) wedding day.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: 'Twilight' Stars Invade Comic-Con 2011!
However, the honeymoon phase is short-lived, as the newlyweds must soon deal with the difficulties — and dangers — of Bella's pregnancy.Story: Secrets of 'Breaking Dawn': What do we know?
"It's crushing you from the inside out," a worried Edward tells his new bride in the clip.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: 'Twilight's' Leading Lady Kristen Stewart
With Bella's life in peril – both from the complications of her unborn baby and from the threat of outside forces — Edward and the Cullen clan must come to the defense of their new family member.Story: Watch teaser trailer for 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn'
But, will Jacob (Taylor Lautner) stand by his longtime friend's side – especially when the wolfpack has other ideas?Once down on its luck, Forks feels glow from 'Twilight'
Will the Volturi prove to be too powerful to hold back?
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Robert Pattinson: Hollywood's Hottest Vampire!
And, will Bella survive?
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Courtesy TV Guide by way of Disney Channel (and also by way of Danny Jacob, who posted this on Twitter where I first saw it), here are two preview clips from Phineas and Ferb's upcoming Halloween special. Well, not here, in the link that will show up when you click on these differently-colored words.
In the first, we get to see Phineas and Ferb's take on Twilight- with a bit of True Blood and Teen Wolf mixed in, as guest voices Anna Paquin, Stephen Moyer, and Michael J. Fox play parts similar to ones they've played in the past, while poking fun at the popular franchise and one of its character's preferences in clothing (or perhaps that should be lack of clothing?). And in the second, the gang ventures through a haunted house, encountering some bizarrely self-aware creeps, at least one of which has the voice of Michael Douglas.
Halloween may technically not be part of the summer, but leave it to Phineas and Ferb to make it fun with their signature blend of humor and whimsy. See how it all comes together this Friday at 7pm Eastern on Disney Channel.


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Medicare reform was a big part of President Barack Obama's State of the Union address Tuesday night.
The president called for "modest reforms" to Medicare, saying, "Those of us who care deeply about programs like Medicare must embrace the need for modest reforms -- otherwise, our retirement programs will crowd out the investments we need for our children, and jeopardize the promise of a secure retirement for future generations."
At the same time, he rejected anything that undermines the fundamental promise of the program. "We can't just cut our way to prosperity," he said.
Then the president outlined some reforms that he would encourage. Most of them were also included in his most recent budget proposals:
Reduce payments to drug companies. The administration's budget proposals specify making payments for prescription drugs match what drug companies are paid by the federal Medicaid poverty program.
Ask wealthier seniors to pay more. Right now, couples who have modified adjusted gross income or MAGI, plus nontaxable interest income together totaling $170,000 -- $85,000 for single taxpayers -- already pay more for Medicare, with their costs escalating as their incomes rise.
Changes to the way hospitals and doctors are paid, focusing on performance-related incentives. The president said in his speech, "We'll bring down costs by changing the way our government pays for Medicare, because our medical bills shouldn't be based on the number of tests ordered or days spent in the hospital; they should be based on the quality of care that our seniors receive."
Obama left the door open to other cost-saving proposals. "I am open to additional reforms from both parties, so long as they don't violate the guarantee of a secure retirement. Our government shouldn't make promises we cannot keep -- but we must keep the promises we've already made," he said.
It all seems a little vague, but somewhat comforting to those of us who are doing retirement planning and who must rely on this vital health care program.


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Once you have decided what you would like to order, just use our easy form to supply the rest of your event details.
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With Vmeals, you can feel safe knowing that you personal information is protected and available for use on future orders.
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Tribeca Lifestyle – Self Contained Boutique Serviced Apartments in East Melbourne
A New Level of Sophistication
From East Melbourne's tree lined streets, restaurants and shopping precinct to Melbourne's vibrant CBD, Tribeca serviced apartments are perfectly situated for the most discerning corporate or leisure traveller. All our stylish apartments are spacious and fully self contained offering the perfect home away from home. All apartments have either king or twin bedding, separate bathroom, separate living/dining area, fully equipped kitchen, laundry facilities, private balcony or courtyard, reversed cycle air conditioning, DVD and CD player, Foxtel & high speed broadband access.
The warehouse style serviced apartments are punctuated with dramatic red textures and polished finishes will transform your stay to a new level of sophistication.
Tribeca Facilities
- Secure undercover car parking
- Heated 20 m lap pool
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At Tribeca you don't need to travel far to stock your kitchen with an IGA supermarket located within our complex. If you don't wish to cook, try the culinary delights of the cafes and restaurants on site, then you can work off your indulgences in the 20 metre lap pool and gymnasium*.
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NEW YORK - PepsiCo Inc. is removing a controversial ingredient from its Gatorade sports drink following customer complaints.
Read: Pepsi to release new mid-calorie soft drink
A spokeswoman for the company, Molly Carter, says the move was in the works for the past year after the company began "hearing rumblings" from consumers about the ingredient. She said it wasn't a response to a recent petition on Change.org by a Mississippi teenager.
That petition noted that the ingredient, brominated vegetable oil, has been patented as a flame retardant and is banned in Japan and the European Union. The petition had more than 200,000 supporters Friday.
Carter said the ingredient is still used in other PepsiCo drinks, such as Mountain Dew. PepsiCo's decision to remove the ingredient from Gatorade was first reported by the industry tracker Beverage Digest.
What is Brominated Vegetable Oil?
According to the website Whatisthatingredient.com, Brominated Vegetable oil is a vegetable oil that has the element Bromine (35 on the periodic table, second column from the right 3 rows down) added to it to increase the density of the oil. The food manufacturerer most likely uses this over regular vegetable oil to prevent the oil from floating to the top of the product. Bromine is a halogen and displaces iodine, which may depress thyroid function. Evidence for this has been extrapolated from pre-1975 cases where bromine-containing sedatives resulted in emergency room visits and incorrect diagnoses of psychosis and brain damage due to side effects such as depression, memory loss, hallucinations, violent tendencies, seizures, cerebral atrophy, acute irritability, tremors, ataxia, confusion, loss of peripheral vision, slurred speech, stupor, tendon reflex changes, photophobia due to enlarged pupils, and extensor plantar responses. In one case, a man who drank eight liters of Ruby Red Squirt daily had a reaction that caused his skin color to turn red and produced lesions diagnosed as bromoderma.
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Did you know?
More than 600 two-person teams take part in the Absa Cape Epic mountain-bike marathon.
To the outsider, the Absa Cape Epic cycling race looks like the never-ending race, performed by a lot of crazy people. To the insider, however, this South African cycling endurance marathon represents one of the biggest two-wheel challenges in a cyclist's sporting life: it is the world's largest full-service, televised mountain-bike stage race, and has been taking place since 2004.
The route was designed to tax the system, to burn the athletes' bodies and to challenge their resolve. Cruel climbs, river crossings, fast sprints, rocky tracks, coastal meanders followed by more climbing, climbing, climbing – that's the essence of this cycling marathon.
This is why athletes from more than 40 countries enter this astounding mountain-bike race every year, some of them travelling up to 35 hours' long-haul to reach Cape Town, rest up for a while and join what is known as 'The Untamed African Mountain-Bike Race'.
Participants enter as two-rider teams and are required to stay together for the duration of the race.
The event generally ends at the Lourensford Wine Estate in Somerset West. In recent years spectators have been able to enjoy excellent summer weather in beautiful surroundings, with a variety of entertainment thrown in for good measure.
The organisers provide 24-hour full-service facilities during the race, including nutrition, water and isotonic refreshments, tented race villages for overnight accommodation, carbo-loaded breakfasts and dinners, bike servicing, and masseurs.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Absa Cape Epic
Tel: +27 (0)21 426 4373
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How to get here
Fly or drive to Cape Town. A different route is chosen every year, so contact the organisers well in advance to find out where you start from.
Best time to visit
The Absa Cape Epic happens at the end of March and beginning of April annually.
Length of stay
The Absa Cape Epic takes eight days, but build in a few days before and after. You may have passed a town or a place you'd like to visit at leisure.
What to pack
The Absa Cape Epic is the largest full-service mountain-bike stage race in the world, so food and accommodation is sorted in advance. Bring your bike and kit.
Where to stay
An entire tented village is erected every night, but if you opt for the premium upgrade, you'll stay in a hotel or guest house and, best of all, you'll have your own masseuse.


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Hello Kitty Air From Eva Air and Sanrio
Taiwan's EVA Air and Japan's Sanrio have collaborated to bring us Hello Kitty branded air travel. Three different aircrafts are decorated with external graphics and over 100 in-flight items - from barf bags to bento boxes - are branded with the Hello Kitty motif. Here's a look at the planes ( and where they fly) and all the products.


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Use this page to discuss script 2104 R: execute R-code from Vim on Mac OS X
- Add constructive comments, bug reports, or discuss improvements (see the guideline).
- Do not document the script here (the author should do that on vim.org).
- This page may be out of date: check the script's vim.org page above, and its release notes.
The posted version of the script replaces single-quotes with double-quotes, which is problematic when the quotes are nested.
Below I adapted the relevant portion of the script to allow for single-quotes. To interpret the alternative code (which uses a '$' in the system call), note that it seems that four backslashes are required to produce one blackslash that gets passed to Applescript.
[Note: I had trouble with escaped backslashes (`\\`). So I modified the code below. I don't really entirely understand what's going on with the backslashes between Vim and R--why do I need 16 backslashes for two to make it to R?--but this seems to work. Date: 2011-02-11]
Original code snippet:
if a:mode == "selectedlines" " sending selected lines to interactive R application let command = join(getline(a:firstline,a:lastline),"\\n") let command = substitute(command,"\"","\\\\\"","g") let command = substitute(command,"\'","\\\\\"","g") call system("osascript -e 'tell application \"R\" to cmd \"" .command. "\"'")
Modified code snippet:
if a:mode == "selectedlines" " sending selected lines to interactive R application let command = join(getline(a:firstline,a:lastline),"\n") let command = substitute(command,"\\","\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\","g") let command = substitute(command,"'","\\\\'","g") let command = substitute(command,"\"","\\\\\\\\\"","g") call system("osascript -e $'tell application \"R64\" to cmd \"" .command. "\"'")
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(WXYZ) - A Detroit mother opened fire Monday night when three suspects broke into her home.
Surveillance cameras caught it all.
The mother tells 7 Action News she "didn't have time to get scared." When she heard the door to her home on Woodrow Wilson being kicked in, she immediately warned the three teenage intruders and then opened fire.
One of the teens dropped a handgun on his way out the door. He then tried to get back inside the house a second time, but was again met with gunfire. Once again, he took off and all three were arrested shortly after the incident by Detroit Police.
Recalling the panic she felt, the mom says "I let them know I had a gun once they were in the house. They said no you don't so I shot off the first round. I wasn't feeling anything at the moment, I got scared afterwards."
We still don't know what they came to steal, but the mother was committed to protecting her two small kids at any cost with her loaded rifle.
Her daughter told her "Oh no mommy, I don't want them to take my piggy bank or my toys."


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Dairy producers now have a new approved protocol available for the synchronization of estrus in lactating dairy cows. FDA approval has been granted exclusively for the concurrent use of LUTALYSE® (dinoprost tromethamine) Sterile Solution and Eazi-Breed™ CIDR® Cattle Insert in dairy and beef breeding programs.
"LUTALYSE and Eazi-Breed CIDR are the only products approved for concurrent use in an AI synchronization program, and it's important for veterinarians to be able to recommend on-label reproductive protocols to their clients," says Dr. Doug Hammon, Senior Manager with Pfizer Animal Health Dairy Veterinary Operations. "This newly approved label is a continuation of the Pfizer Animal Health commitment to providing veterinarians with comprehensive reproductive management solutions for their clients, while investing in the label claims to allow veterinarians and producers alike to use them with confidence."
AI synchronization programs can improve the overall reproductive performance of a herd by improving efficiency of heat detection, more timely first service, and a reduction in the variation of calving interval. The on-label protocol for using Eazi-Breed CIDR with LUTALYSE for synchronization in lactating dairy cows is:
- Administer Eazi-Breed CIDR on Day 0.
- Remove on Day 7 (for example, if it was inserted on a Monday, remove the next Monday). At the time of removal, administer 5 mL of LUTALYSE intramuscularly.
- Observe for estrus on Days 9 to 12, and breed on standing heat.
LUTALYSE is the only prostaglandin product approved for the concurrent use with Eazi-Breed CIDR. Pfizer Animal Health remains committed to ensuring producers have leading reproductive management solutions available to improve their herd's reproductive performance.
Important Safety Information: Do not administer LUTALYSE in pregnant animals unless cessation of pregnancy is desired.
Women of childbearing age and persons with respiratory problems should exercise extreme caution when handling LUTALYSE.
About Pfizer Animal Health
Pfizer Animal Health, a business of Pfizer Inc., is a world leader in discovering and developing innovative animal vaccines and prescription medicines, investing an estimated $300 million annually in animal health product research and development. For more information about how Pfizer Animal Health works to ensure a safe, sustainable global food supply from healthy livestock and poultry; or helps companion animals and horses to live longer, healthier lives, visit www.PfizerAH.com.


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>General Running>Does use of this site actually help you run more?
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I know I responded already but then I really thought about it. For sure more. I remember a time where I thought 20 mpw, week in and week out was just crazy. And 1200 miles a year was seriously freaking high mileage - possibly stupid. Now thanks to the yahoos on this site I feel sad and pathetic that I am currently limiting to 25-30 mpw.
I have become Death, the destroyer of electronic gadgets
"When I got too tired to run anymore I just pretended I wasnt tired and kept running anyway" - dd, age 7
Definitely. Being able to set up a training plan while I'm awake and caring about my goals helps me to stay motivated when I wake up far too early and would otherwise just hit the snooze button. The graphs and streak widget also help me keep myself on track, and being able to compare current week/month mileage with previous weeks and months help me to push myself further so I can compete against myself.
2014 goals:
1. Run a minimum of 1.5 miles every single day of the year
2. Run 1500 miles in 2014
3. Get my weekly mileage above 40
4. Brown belt in Shaolin Kempo
5. First Half (Oregon Wine Country HM?)
6. PRs: Sub-21 5k, Sub-45 10k, Sub-45 Spartan Sprint, Sub 1:55 HM (Oregon Wine Country HM)
Not really but it's fun to connect with more than just local runners. Hubby is a marathoner as well
so I get lots of running talk at home but it's still fun to come here.
I use running forums to learn about races we might want to do. Great to have first hand unbiased
feedback from fellow runners.
I ran for 11 years (and with no Garmin), 16 halfs and dozens of other races before I joined RW 3
years ago, while training for my first full, and now RA just a few months ago.
I don' t use charts or check other people's. Didn't need any external motivation to run then, don't
need it now, it's just part of my life.
Plus the melt down threads can be very entertaining.
I know I responded already but then I really thought about it. For sure more. I remember a time where I thought 20 mpw, week in and week out was just crazy.
I was just thinking about this the other day...I found RA a few years after I started running...back then I remember thinking getting anything over 9 miles M-F was big time, that that kind of mileage was just for Saturdays, and Sundays were for resting. Heh. Yeah, both the log and the community have helped me run more.
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Tracking my runs on this site has been great. Definitely lets me know when I've been slacking off. I like the new additions with setting and tracking goals. Seeing that now is pushing me to stay ahead of the target pace.
2014 Goals:
- sub-26 5K : sub-56 10K : 1st half marathon
- Tell my excuses to shut up and lace up...
Yes. And too much at times!
Ricky —our ability to perform up to our physiological potential in a race is determined by whether or not we truly psychologically believe that what we are attempting is realistic. Anton Krupicka
I think so indirectly. It makes me spend more time thinking about running.... which I guess is an inspiration to run more, and wanting to do better, which makes me run more.
I would attribute all of my masters PRs , to some extent, to RA....being a member of this community has made a huge difference.
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What Mikey said.
Sit on a potato pan, Otis.
New to the board. This was exactly what I hoped to gain from joining this online community! Very inspiring.
Yes, definitely. RW did, too, but RA's variety of charts and tools are even more effective. That dang pacebunny is solely responsible for a couple extra miles already this year.
But mostly, it's the community, hanging out here more and participating more in a bit smaller a community. Six months ago, I envisioned myself running for the rest of my life, but at about 20 miles a week, average. Not any more. Now, I think 30-35. And higher when training for a race. (I only race once or twice a year).
Yep, I did leave off one of the biggest reasons for me as well: The Community. In several ways that motivates as well. From seeing the kind of mileage that folks are doing, to getting advice on how to prepare for upcoming races... And I would argue that one of the biggest benefits is being able to say something like "I want to attempt to run 75ish+ miles in a 24 hour race, any advice?" And to actually get a ton of great advice.
When I mention to my family, coworkers, or my sedentary friend collection that I want to run for 24 hours straight, they all think I have lost my mind! (Well, maybe I have, but that was long before running...)
The Plan '15 → /// "Run Hard, Live Easy." ∞
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---Just added the pace Bunny and a 2013 mile in 2013 goal. I find that I want to run more miles than I otherwise would in order to push out ahead of that guy and put a cushion of miles between me and him. :-) (Or is the pace rabbit a she? :-) )
^^^This, exactly...I also have a goal of 2013 in 2013, and I'm looking to either stay as close to or ahead of the pace bunny as possible.


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A synagogue has received consent for raising the number of children attending its kindergarten - six years after raising its intake.
Finchley Reform Synagogue in Fallow Court Avenue increased its capacity from 42 children to 60 children in 2007, but although it sought approval from Ofsted, Barnet Council did not authorise the expansion.
As a result, a planning application was lodged in order to rectify the problem.
Speaking at tonight's east area planning sub-committee, Charles Kessler, chairman of the synagogue's development programme apologised for the oversight.
He said: "We apologise for not bringing this to your attention until 2010 when we first realised the problem."
The council received 280 objections and a petition with 25 signatures against the plans, as well as 446 letters of support.
Neighbours spoke out at tonight's meeting about the effect the increase in children has had on parking in Fallow Court Avenue and surrounding streets.
Michel Couque, who has lived in the same street as the synagogue for 17 years, said: "This is an issue about the high levels of parking and traffic generated by the unauthorised use that have made it impossible for residents to lead a normal life."
Despite councillors stressing their concerns about parking in the area, it was noted that if the proposal was rejected, the synagogue could simply use the neighbouring building to the kindergarten in order to cater for the surplus of children.
The committee went on to approve the plans.
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Game 132: Mets 3, Marlins 0
Dickey goes full nine The Cy Young push gathers steam Powered by Ike's shot
Dickey goes full nine The Cy Young push gathers steam Powered by Ike's shot
Yesterday, Terry Collins talked about putting Ronny Cedeno and Ruben Tejada into a platoon. This comes on the heels of looking to get Kelly Shoppach more playing time against righties at catcher, at the expense of Josh Thole, and Justin Turner more regular time at second base, at the expense… Read More →
Kendrick one-ups Niese Hairston, Baxter homer, but Sadly, solo shots
After last night's game, Matt Harvey has logged seven starts, or approximately 20 percent of a full big league season. Just to put his level of effectiveness in context, here is what that would be, extrapolated over a full year. Matt Harvey: 211 2/3 innings, 2.76 ERA, 85 walks, 245… Read More →
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So Joe Mauer, catcher for the Twins, was placed on waivers. On Twitter, I suggested that Mauer would be a tremendous addition for the Mets, though it will obviously not happen. Briefly, to stipulate why: 1. The Mets cannot afford to add salary, and Joe Mauer earns $23 million per… Read More →
Mets overcome Young Ike's hitting, then Ike's… running? A catcher hitting?
The Mets made it clear over the weekend: the new goal is third place. As it stands now, the Mets are two games behind the Phillies for that relatively modest goal, and 1.5 games ahead of the Marlins. But obviously, what the Mets have in mind is a momentum-building finish… Read More →
Selective endpoints, and small sample sizes, are both dangerous when used to project players. Rico Brogna had an OPS+ of 158 in 138 plate appearances back in 1994. He'd never top 119 in his career. Carl Everett put up an .855 OPS from August 2 on back in 1995; his… Read More →
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Sandy Alderson spoke to Mike Francesa for a half-hour yesterday, and revealed the new plan to add talent this offseason: trades. Alderson acknowledged that the Mets need to get better in 2013, "and not incrementally". He spoke of the prohibitive cost of adding power hitters via free agency, and while… Read More →
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OSTEEN, Fla. - A 17-year-old wanted for attempted homicide was caught in Osteen Friday morning after deputies say he was driving a stolen vehicle, refused to stop for authorities and then crashed the vehicle.
According to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office, Jamiroquan Jamal McGill was driving southbound on State Road 415 and continued to drive as deputies attempted to make a traffic stop.
Deputies deployed stop sticks to get McGill to stop, but were unsuccessful. He then crashed into a stationary motorcycle.
No one was injured, deputies said.
McGill is wanted for three misdemeanor warrants out of Volusia County for failure to comply with court orders. He's also believed to be responsible for an unknown number of residential burglaries in the Deltona, Oviedo and Lake Mary areas and
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The Alachua County League of Cities will hold a workshop for public officials at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the commission meeting room at Alachua City Hall, 15100 NW 142nd Terrace.
The workshop will review subjects such as the Sunshine Law and Roberts Rules of Order.
Marilyn E. Crotty, the director of the John Scott Dailey Florida Institute of Government at the University of Central Florida, is the speaker at the event. Representatives from all nine Alachua County municipalities and other local government boards are expected to attend.
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I had an unforgettable dining experience last weekend aboard the Mary A. Whalen, a retired tanker docked off the Brooklyn waterfront neighbordhood of Red Hook.
It was a perfect summer dinner party, dining atop the deck of a historic coastal oil tanker with salty smells of the seawater and the taste of fresh seafood.
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Our 2008 year book. It covers the most important moments in life; moments we enjoyed and we want to remember. We included 20 special moments, 858 photographs on 276 pages.
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Thinking about photo book but you have no idea how to do it? You know that photo book may be a perfect present for your clients but wondering how to make one? Your friend showed you a photo book and you would like to have a better one? You have a huge collection of amazing photographs but no time to create a professional photo book? You know that photo book may be a perfect gift for your clients but wondering how to make one? This is why we are here. We have passion, skills and experience to deliver your dream photo book. Designing bespoken and unique photo books for businesses and private customers is what we do for living.
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British Film Commission at Tribeca
BFC hosted its annual UK Film Reception on April 19.
The British Film Commission hosted its annual UK Film Reception on April 19 at Tribeca Film Festival.
Aimed at promoting the UK's film production industry, the reception was held in partnership with UKTI NY, Virgin Atlantic, Screen International and BAFTA NY.
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Angry Birds is one of the most popular games available on mobile devices and now you can play it using just a browser. Like the original app, there's no software to download or install since it just requires a browser.
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STUDENTS from Sparsholt College have scooped gold at the Chelsea Flower Show.
The team won a gold medal and Best Discovery Exhibit with its sustainable cup-themed garden The Paper Chase at this year's show.
The winning garden, designed and built by horticulture students at the college, demonstrates the full circle of the re-cycling process – from sapling to tree to cup to compost to garden to sapling.
Lecturer Chris Bird, who led the student team, said: "This is a world-class event and for Sparsholt College to be exhibiting amongst the gardening greats is always thrilling.
"The team have worked very hard over the last nine months, and for their huge efforts to result in a gold medal and to be the Best Discovery Exhibit is absolutely tremendous – how better for these students to start their horticulture careers than as proud RHS Chelsea medal winners?
"We have enjoyed working with Huhtamki and Woodhorn and hope that the message of recycling and sustainability reaches people and inspires them to be more environmentally aware."
The Paper Chase is located in the new Discovery area of the Great Pavilion. The garden's five main sections portray a strong environmental message, intended to enthuse and educate everyone with the merits of sustainability, composting and waste recycling, and show a facet of paper production, subsequent use and re-use.
Sparsholt College Hampshire has a long history of Chelsea medal success, achieving to date six gold medals, three silver-gilt medals, four silver medals and three bronze medals since 1998.


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The US bank Goldman Sachs accelerated delivery of $US65 million ($A62 million) in stock awards to 10 executives, including its chief executive, Lloyd Blankfein, helping them avoid higher tax rates that take effect this year thanks to the deal in Congress to avoid the fiscal cliff.
The awards are restricted stock granted for years before 2012, according to 10 filings made public at about 8pm New York time on December 31. Each executive surrendered 45 per cent to 50 per cent of their awards in order to pay taxes, according to the filings.
Goldman Sachs, the fifth-biggest US bank by assets, typically delivers executives' restricted stock during January. The decision to speed up the delivery came as the US Congress debated and ultimately passed a bill that would increase tax rates on capital gains and on individuals who make taxable income of $400,000 or more.
''The December delivery of shares went to a wider group of employees than the named executive officers'' who were included in the filings, said Michael DuVally, a spokesman for the New York-based company. He declined to comment on the reason for the accelerated delivery or on which other employees received stock early.
Mr Blankfein, 58, has said he would be willing to pay higher taxes if they were part of a fiscal compromise to reduce the budget deficit. On Wednesday he praised the bill that passed the House on Tuesday. ''This agreement is a step forward to injecting growth and investor confidence into the US economy,'' he said in a statement. ''While more progress clearly will be needed, particularly in regards to restraining the growth in government spending, this measure lays the foundation for more economic growth.''
Mr Blankfein received 66,065 shares of restricted stock on December 31, worth $US8.43 million at the closing share price that day, according to a company filing. The filing shows that he sold 33,245 shares for $126.24 apiece, although a footnote explains that those shares were in fact retained by the company ''to satisfy withholding obligations''.


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The mobile phone is emerging as the technology winner in the Olympics, with more and more stats to show that this is how vast numbers of people are finding out information about the games.
Google published some data on Tuesday showing that Olympics-related searches over mobile phone increased 10-fold in the first week of the games, and mobile is trumping any other technology at key moments. Read more


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Harmony in Blue and Silver: Trouville
James McNeill Whistler, American, 1834-1903
Oil on canvas, 49.5 x 75.5 cm
Genre: American Art, Paintings
Location: Yellow Room
Accession Number: P1e6
This picture, painted in the autumn of 1865 when Whistler worked alongside the artist Gustave Courbet at Trouville, marks an important moment in the development of Whistler's art. In the late 1850s and early 1860s, Courbet's defiantly unconventional paintings and persona had provided an important model for Whistler. Harmony in Blue and Silver is at once a tribute to Courbet's influence and an assertion of the younger artist's move toward more exclusively aesthetic concerns and an independent painting style. Titled by Whistler in 1866 as Courbet – on sea shore, the painting echoes the composition of Courbet's Les bords de la mer à Palavas (1854). Yet, while it refers to that picture and represents the figure of Courbet within its composition, Harmony in Blue and Silver is a turning point in the emergence of what would come to be Whistler's mature painting mode, a radical reduction of painting to thin veils of color brushed across canvas. Whistler's growing commitment to the purely formal elements of painting is apparent in the way in which the calm expanses of sand, sea, and sky approach the abstraction of pure bands of color; yet at the same time, thin washes of a pale lavender color suggest shifting lights and depths in the water and the air.
In this painting, a dynamic tension between surface pattern and the evocation of expansive space is reinforced by the ambiguous direction of the gaze of Courbet's small figure at the lower left. If the figure's head is turned toward the right, then he gazes diagonally across the sands, with his "Assyrian" beard visible in profile, though wearing his hat at an oddly precarious angle. Alternatively, the figure might be looking straight out to sea, as the hat's placement tends to suggest. The ambiguous direction of the figure's gaze may be taken to relate to the picture's suspension between flat immediacy and expansive depth: in one reading, the figure directly confronts the flat bands of color; in the other reading, the figure gazes across a sea that recedes toward a vanishing point defined by a sailboat in the middle distance and a second boat on the far horizon.
Whistler remained attached to this painting, and after he sold it, bought it back a few years later. He was loathe to part with it once it had been returned to his studio in 1892. One version of the story of Mrs. Gardner's acquisition of the painting goes as follows: She fell in love with the picture when she saw it in Whistler's Paris studio. The artist reluctantly agreed that she could have it, but showed no signs of relinquishing it to her. Impatient, Mrs. Gardner returned with a friend whom she had coached in advance. She told the artist: "That's my picture… you've said many times I could have it, Mr. Whistler, and now I'm going to take it." Her companion took the painting and started out, followed by Mrs. Gardner, who blocked the way as Whistler followed, complaining that the picture was not finished because he had not signed it. Mrs. Gardner refused to listen, inviting the artist to lunch at her hotel, where he could then sign the picture.
Source: Aileen Tsui, "Harmony in Blue and Silver: Trouville," in Eye of the Beholder, edited by Alan Chong et al. (Boston: ISGM and Beacon Press, 2003): 198-199.
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Topic: Port Removal
My oncologist gave me the ok to have my port removed.
They gave me the option of having it done in the office or the OR. I guess in the office they numb the site and remove it. You are awake. In the OR, you get twilight.
I am going to the OR because they only do it one day/wk in the office and the wait is over a month. I can go to the OR in a week.
Plus, I think it would be weird to have it removed while you are awake. I've read other cancer patients either say it's no big deal or they hated it.
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Costa Rica 1 Italy 0
What and who next for England?
If it "was written" that Liverpool striker Luis Suarez would effectively end England's World Cup, our experts in Brazil say it's far less certain who will be their national coach after the tournament.PT5M3S http://www.watoday.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-3akho 620 349 June 21, 2014
Bryan Ruiz headed the goal Friday that gave Costa Rica a shock win over Italy who failed to score in a World Cup finals match for the first time since 1998.
Victory sent Costa Rica into the second round for the first time since 1990 and meant that Group D rivals England crash out. Italy still have work to do to get through. They must get at least a draw in their final match against Uruguay.
Italy coach Cesare Prandelli said it will take a far better performance for the Azzurri to make amends against Uruguay on June 24.
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"It's going to be an especially challenging match. We played them last year in the Confederations Cup and after we played well for 35 minutes, they took over," said Prandelli.
"Today our approach was wrong and we were just too slow. After we conceded the goal, we just couldn't get back into it."
Ruiz struck on the stroke of half-time in Recife after Costa Rica had a strong penalty appeal turned down. Costa Rica had other chances and were a constant threat to the Italian defence.
Oscar Granados and Keylor Navas of Costa Rica celebrate after defeating Italy. Photo: Getty Images
Coach Jorge Luis Pinto and his players could not hide their joy at the final whistle, but the 61-year-old Colombian said: "We're not resting on our laurels. Our World Cup is far from over.
"It wasn't easy to come up against a team like Italy with the players and experience they have.
"We were worried about (Andrea) Pirlo, but we shut down his space and that helped to isolate (Mario) Balotelli.
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Costa Rica's Bryan Ruiz (right) scores a goal against Italy's goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon during their Group D match at the Pernambuco Arena in Recife. Photo: Reuters
"We also did well in possession, which is not easy against the Italians."
Italy were a shadow of the side that beat England 2-1 last Saturday. It was a night of misplaced passes and slap-dash defending.
Pirlo made one sublime chip over the top of the Costa Rican defence which found Balotelli in space, only for the AC Milan striker to loft his effort off target.
Balotelli, who scored the winner against England last Saturday, pounced on a header from Pirlo a minute later but Keylor Navas blocked the striker's fierce drive from the edge of the area.
Arsenal's Joel Campbell looked to have won a cast iron penalty in the 43rd minute. He pounced on a mistake by Giorgio Chiellini and broke into the Italian penalty area where he was barged over by the Juventus defender.
Chilean referee Enrique Osses waved away furious appeals by the Costa Ricans. Pinto erupted on the touchline.
Two minutes later, Pinto was jumping for joy as Ruiz got the goal Costa Rica deserved.
Gianluigi Buffon, who sat out the England win due to an ankle knock, failed to come for a Junior Diaz cross to the far post and Ruiz produced a superb header which beat the 2006 World Cup winning goalkeeper.
Prandelli shook up his side, introducing forward Antonio Cassano for Thiago Motta in the second-half. Italy's game did not improve though.
Marcos Urena replaced Campbell on 74 minutes and his fresh legs kept Italy on the defensive.
Urena ran on to one a long ball lofted from midfield, only for Chiellini to block the striker's shot on the edge of the area.
Italy's last chance was a drive from Cerci that smacked off the face of Giancarlo Gonzalez, but his effort was offside.
Costa Rica lead Group D with six points, while Italy and Uruguay have three each. Costa Rica play England and Italy meet Uruguay on Tuesday.


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June 19: Faja Day (Netherlands); Irony Is Ironic Day (UK)
- 1138 - George Lucas devises the evil world conquering plan of THX.
- 1269 - King Louis IX of France orders all Jews found in public without an identifying yellow badge to be fined "if they want to be fined, but really, if they want trouble, run away quickly, cause I think they breathe fire and stuff"
- 1443 - Graham The Bastard is crowned King of Ireland
- 1770 - Somebody says "Jesus is coming soon". His followers are still waiting.
- 1776 - In the beginning of the American Revolution, Boston Herald proclaims: "HOLY SHIT! WE'RE WINNING!"
- 1792 - Puzzle potato officially missing from French treasury.
- 1816 - William Henry Webb is born. Vows to make a world wide name for himself. Invents extremely silly game.
- 1865 - Slaves in Texas finally figure out that they're free, only two years after being told so.
- 1866 - Slaves in Texas, after much debate, decide to go back to being slaves because they don't know what else to do.
- 1867 - Slaves in Texas realize that they can breathe fire and shoot lasers out of their eyes, and soon proceed to take over the Bush administration.
- 1943 - Race wars are held Beaumont, Texas, leaving the tally: Whites – 287; Everyone else – 0
- 1953 - The Rosenbergs commit suicide by electric chair in Sing Sing Sing Prison.
- 1980 - Freddy Mercury spies a silouette on the wall.
- 1983 - Batman has New Years Eve Party at Wayne Manor. In attendance are Spiderman, Superman, and Wonder Woman among others, but a lonely Bruce Banner is left out of the loop.
- 1984 - The Incredible Hulk is born.
- 1987 - Kool Aid is first conceived by Elvis Costello.
- 1989 - Hamburger Helper slaps Chef Boyardee; Valachi family outraged
- 2007 - Gary Coleman's low budget commercial is aired on ABC
- 2008 - Jamie Lynn Spears gives birth to bastard daughter, Maddie
- 2009 - Osama Bin Laden voted biggest dick in universe for ninth straight year.
- 2010 - Neo enters the Matrix again. Changes back to Mr. Anderson.
- 2011 - The exact day that the June 19, 1867 entry was made.
- 2012 - The one year anniversary of the June 19, 1867 entry. But who cares, "2012" would have already happened.


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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Washington Redskins rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III underwent successful knee surgery on Wednesday and is expected to be ready for the 2013 season, his doctor said.
The 2011 Heisman Trophy winner, one of the top first-year players in the National Football League this season, underwent reconstructive surgery on his right knee to repair torn lateral and anterior cruciate ligaments suffered in Sunday's wildcard playoff loss to Seattle.
"Robert Griffin III had successful knee surgery early this morning," his doctor, James Andrews, said in a statement. "He had a direct repair of his LCL and a re-do of his previous ACL reconstruction.
"We expect a full recovery and it is everybody's hope and belief that due to Robert's high motivation, he will be ready for the 2013 season."
The surgery was deemed necessary after Andrews discovered a complete tear of the patellar graft that was used to repair Griffin's torn ACL when he was at Baylor in 2009.
Griffin reinjured the knee in the first quarter of the 24-14 loss to the Seahawks but remained in the game until reinjuring it in the fourth quarter.
"The goal of his treatment is to give him the best opportunity for a long professional career," said Andrews.
Griffin thanked his fans for their "prayers and support" in a twitter message early on Wednesday.
"I love God, my family, my team, the fans, & I love this game. See you guys next season," he wrote.
Reporting by Steve Ginsburg; editing by Patrick Johnston


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2005 Founders' Celebration Events
A Conversation on the Relevance of Foreign Law
for American Constitutional Adjudication with
U.S. Supreme Court Justices Antonin Scalia & Stephen Breyer
Co-sponsored by the U.S. Association of Constitutional Law
January 13, 2005
Washington College of Law
Since Thursday's historic public discussion between Supreme Court Justices Scalia and Breyer at WCL, and co-sponsored with the U.S. Association of Constitutional Law, there have been an unprecedented 50,000 hits on WCL's Web site from those wishing to access a transcript or watch the C-SPAN broadcast.
"The enthusiasm with which this event has been received is an expression of, not just the distinguished debaters, but also the importance of the debate as we reflect on the 55th Presidential Inauguration - a celebration of the democratic process," said Claudio Grossman, dean of the Washington College of Law."
"WCL is an open and inviting environment, committed to asking and answering probing questions. The question of whether American jurists should consider foreign legal precedent when deciding U.S. constitutional law is in direct correlation to the inter-play of international and domestic law, the importance of the rule of law and the critical role of legal education in presenting and upholding these ideas. We will continue to instigate the dialogue by bringing some of the greatest legal minds here to discuss issues of law and policy in the public fora. Our 2005 Founders' Celebration, with more than 35 conferences and events in process, will be a reflection of our commitment to this very important goal," Grossman said.
WCL was pleased to welcome Justices Scalia and Breyer to discuss "The Relevance of Foreign Law for American Constitutional Adjudication," which addressed such topics as using foreign court precedent in deciding U.S. constitutional cases and whether the U.S. should take into account shifting world standards on social and moral issues such as the death penalty. The discussion was moderated by NYU Law Professor Norman Dorsen.
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WEST MELBOURNE, Fla. - West Melbourne police say a 43-year-old married woman admitted that she had a sexual relationship with her daughter's teenage friend for about a year.
Local 6 News partner Florida Today reports that following a complaint, West Melbourne police interviewed Jennifer Gale Clevenger, who said her relationship with the boy began around Christmas 2012, according to police records. Though she was unaware of the exact dates of their encounters, she said she knew the boy was either 14 or 15 years old, and described to police how they engaged in sexual acts several times.
Police contacted the boy, who initially wouldn't say if their relationship was sexual, but said "it" ended in April after Clevenger's daughter found out. By analyzing phone records, investigators found Clevenger and the boy exchanged about 130 text messages in April.
When police met with the boy again earlier this month, he described several sexual encounters. He said Clevenger bought him alcohol about nine times, once while they were staying in the Orlando Villa Hotel. He said she also provided him a bong, knowing he smokes marijuana.
West Melbourne police Lt. Richard Cordeau said the sexual encounters between Clevenger and the boy occurred in Clevenger's vehicle, and at several friends' houses in the neighborhood.
Clevenger was arrested on Monday and faces five felony charges of lewd or lascivious battery on a victim age 12 to 16, and nine misdemeanor charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Cordeau said that if convicted, a second-degree felony carries prison term up to 15 years.
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- detail from The Vintage Festival, by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema
Our First Place winner with an honorarium of $4,000 goes to Amelia Rowcroft for her very fine work in sculpture. Amelia will continue in her second year at the Florence Academy. Second Place with $2,500 goes to Scott Waddell. Scott has just received his BFA from Florida State University and is now entering his first year at the Florence Academy. Third Place with $2,000 has been awarded to Joshua Fishbein to continue his studies. Joshua has been studying with Robert Armetta at the Long Island Academy of Fine Art in New York, USA. Farigh Ghaderi is a graduate of the Florence Academy and has been awarded Fourth Place with $1,500 to continue his studies in the art of portraiture within the institution. In a tie for Fifth Place with $600 each are Rebecca Gray and Jeremy Davis. Rebecca will continue her studies with Juliette Aristides at the Seattle Academy of Fine Arts in Washington, USA. Jeremy will be entering his junior year at the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts in Connecticut, USA.
On behalf of our Chairman, Fred Ross and everyone here at the Art Renewal Center a well-deserved congratulations is extended to all of our scholarship recipients. We thank these young talented artists and the fine institutions in which they study for their dedication and upholding of artistic traditions and values sought by the ARC, and we wish them continued success on their artistic journey.


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No. 25 K-State Wins Defensive Battle with Kansas City
No. 25 K-State Wins Defensive Battle with Kansas City
Dec. 29, 2012
Final Stats | Quotes | Notes | Game Highlights | Press Conference
MANHATTAN, Kan. - Senior guard Rodney McGruder scored a game-high 17 points to help 25th-ranked Kansas State survive a defensive slugfest with Kansas City (UMKC), 52-44, before a sell-out crowd of 12,528 fans at Bramlage Coliseum on Saturday night.
Playing without starting point guard Angel Rodriguez and reserve point guard Martavious Irving, K-State (10-2) struggled offensively with a season-low 52 points on a season-low 32.1 percent shooting, including just 20 percent from 3-point range. However, the Wildcats showed its strength on defense, holding its sixth opponent to 55 points or less this season, while forcing UMKC (4-9, 1-1 Summit League) into 19 turnovers.
The victory gave the Wildcats' 10 non-conference wins for the seventh consecutive season.
The Wildcats jumped out quickly, taking a 20-9 advantage within the first nine minutes of the opening half after a pair of free throws by junior Omari Lawrence. However, the squad would score just five points the remainder of the half, connecting on just 2-of-16 field goals with eight straight misses at one point, to hold a 25-21 edge at halftime. McGruder led all scorers at the break with 10 points.
The second half didn't see much different, as the two teams combined for 16 field goals on nearly 50 attempts. K-State's lead was single digits for the entire half with Kansas City pulling with 36-34 with 9:16 to play and 39-36 with just over four minutes to play. However, the Wildcats used a 6-0 run over a two-minute stretch to push the advantage to 45-36 with just 2:19 to play before clinching the game at the free throw line.
The 96 combined points tied for the lowest by K-State and its opponent in the Big 12 era. K-State and Iowa State also combined for 96 in a Wildcat win (50-46) at Hilton Coliseum in Ames, Iowa on Feb. 21, 2009. It was also just four shy of the lowest combined points in K-State's shot clock era, which came in a pair of 47-45 wins over Nebraska in the 1987 and 1993 Big Eight Tournament in Kansas City.
Joining McGruder in double figures was sophomore Thomas Gipson, who chipped in 13 points and six rebounds in 24 minutes. Fellow sophomore Nino Williams corralled a career-best 13 rebounds to go with eight points and two assists in a career-best 32 minutes. Junior Will Spradling posted eight points, four rebounds, three assists and one steal in 38 minutes. With Rodriguez and Irving out, Lawrence played a career-high 22 minutes with five points, three steals, two rebounds and two assists. McGruder also added five rebounds, four steals and two assists.
Kansas City was led by reserve Thomas Staton's 13 points, while Fred Chatmon added nine points and a game-high 16 rebounds in just 29 minutes of action.
K-State concludes non-conference play on Monday with a visit from Summit League foe South Dakota (6-8, 2-1 Summit) at 1 p.m. Tickets are still available through the Athletics Ticket Office for as low as $15 through the Wildcat 4 Pack, while groups of 12 or more can purchase tickets for just $10 each.


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Ruby Preston Green
Mrs. Ruby Preston Green was the second of eight children born to Malachi McSwain and Lucinda Donald, in River Hill, Florida. Born April 4, 1918, she departed this life January 17, 2014, after and extended illness.
Ms. Ruby was united in holy matrimony with Abraham Preston, who preceded her in death. Six children were born to this union, three of whom preceded her in death, Wilton, Charles and Aubrey. She later married Alfred Green, who also preceded her in death.
At an early age, she accepted Christ and later joined Friendship AME Church, in Chattahoochee, Florida, where she was a member for over 20 years.
After 34 years of employment, Ms. Ruby retired from Florida State Hospital, in Chattahoochee. She also maintained full time employment in various restaurants in Chattahoochee and did part time work as a housekeeper in the area.
Survivors include a sister, Constawilla Durisseau, of Cincinnati, Ohio; a son, Phelps H. Preston; two daughters, Pennell (Tommie) Reynolds and Arounia Preston Frederick; 14 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren, nine great-great grandchildren and a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends.
A service of love was celebrated Friday, January 24, at 11:00 AM, EST, at Friendship AME Church in Chattahoochee.
Interment followed in White Cemetery, Dell, Georgia.
Crawford & Moultry Funeral Home, Chattahoochee, was in charge of arrangements.
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Serves 10-12.
Preheat oven to 350°F. Lightly spray pans with vegetable pan spray. In small bowl, combine flour, baking soda, baking powder and salt; mix well. In large bowl, cream butter and sugar with electric mixer until light and fluffy. Add eggs; beat until combined. Add chocolate and vanilla; mix well. Add dry ingredients in thirds alternating with buttermilk, beating after each addition until smooth. Pour batter into prepared pans.
Bake 25-30 minutes or until toothpick inserted into center comes out clean. Cool in pan on wire rack 10 minutes; remove from pan and cool completely.
For ganache, heat whipping cream in saucepan just to boiling point. (Do not boil.) Remove from heat, add chopped Candy Melts; stir until smooth and glossy. If mixture is too thick, add 1-2 tablespoons additional whipping cream. Stack cake layers on cake circle; pour ganache over cooled cake.
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Also known as… Ricardo de Zoete, a designer from The Netherlands! I own a small company called RZDESIGN, and I'm excited te create new and fresh illustrations, graphics & games! I also create some 3D art and video's. I love all-round work, but my passion lies with interface design, illustrations and creating games! Besides that I work at a online design company called Mirabeau where I create new interface designs and more for well known companies.


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Claudia Costa Pederson, Screen Studies, Publishes in Afterimage
Claudia Costa Pederson, Assistant Professor of Screen Studies, has published a feature interview entitled "The Veterans Book Project: A Conversation with Monica Haller" in Afterimage, The Journal of Media Arts and Cultural Criticism 41, no 2 (September, October).
This feature interview examines Monica Haller's project, The Veterans Book Project (2007-2013), a 50 volume series of books authored by veterans and Iraqi refugees. An investigation of the archive and its intersections with personal and social trauma, each book in the series consists of digital photos and texts.
These materials were assembled at various bookmaking workshops conducted by Haller in collaboration with individuals and organizations, including the Veterans Sanctuary in Ithaca. The books exist in electronic form and as on-demand publications. Haller is an artist trained in photography and digital media, currently living in NYC. Pederson curated Haller as a featured guest for the 2011 Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival at Ithaca College.
Originally published in Intercom: Claudia Costa Pederson, Screen Studies, Publishes in Afterimage.


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Even if guests send wedding gifts ahead of time, it's likely that you'll have some card-carriers showing up to the reception. Give them a cute place to stash well wishes with this DIY card box. Play with papers and patterns to match your theme, and wow guests when you tell them that you made it yourself.
- Cardboard shipping box (one without a lid works best)
- Paper of your choosing. We went with a gorgeous ombre striped option.
- Ribbon in a complementing color
- Exacto knife and scissors
- Spray adhesive
- Ruler
Step 1: Prep the Box
Tape the box shut using a strong, sturdy tape that will hold well. Then, use your exacto knife to cut a slit big enough to fit the cards through, and measure how far the end of your slit is from each side of the box so you know exactly where to cut after you wrap the box with paper.
Step 2: Wrap It Up Pretty
Use spray adhesive and wrap box—like you would a gift—with your paper. Measure in the same distance and use your exacto knife to cut a slit from the paper.
Step 3: Add the Embellishments
Lastly, use your ribbon (or raffia, or whatever you find and love) to embellish the box—we did a double wrap and added a double bow. Be sure to tuck and glue your ribbon into the card opening for a clean, luxe look. Pretty… and pretty simple to make!
If you try this idea yourself, or if you have any DIY ideas to share, send your photos to email@example.com and we'll post them for all of our fans and followers.


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Due to exciting expansion plans centred around the growth of their core product range, a leading leisure and lifestyle business based in modern offices in Chester city centre are looking for strong Python/Django developers to join their established team.
On a day to day basis you will be working alongside an experienced team of Python / Django Developers through the full project lifecycle. As part of this top class technical team you will be cutting edge Python / Django to develop, design and build new applications, innovate and increase the quality of existing software and much more.
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This is an exciting role within a growing and exciting business with a strong focus on lifestyle and health. With a strong salary package and opportunities for growth within the business this is a great opportunity for Python/Django developers of all levels to grow their career.
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If the repo version doesn't work for you, you can try this insteadroot@bt:~# apt-cache search inguma
inguma - Open source penetration testing toolkit
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NEW YORK — Watertree Health has hired former NBA champion John Salley to market its free prescription discount cards, the company said.
Salley, who maintains a vegan diet, is a health and wellness advocate and has appeared in film and television. Watertree provides prescription discount cards and distributes them to anyone who needs help paying for medicines. According to the company, more than 100 million Americans don't have full prescription coverage.
"What makes this such an exciting partnership is the belief we both share: that people deserve the opportunity to live healthy lives," Watertree CEO Matt Herfield said.
According to the company, the cards are accepted at more than 60,000 pharmacies around the country.


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With the start of school, youngsters begin to regularly spend a considerable amount of time away from the family. This time brings new experiences and many personal challenges. Much of their time is spent at school, a place where pressures in the classroom and relationships with other children can be quite stressful.
While some youngsters naturally greet new situations with enthusiasm, others tend to retreat to the familiarity of their home. For some children, merely the specter of being at school, away from home and apart from their parents, causes great anxiety. Such children, especially when faced with situations they fear or with which they believe they cannot cope, may try to keep from returning to school.
This school avoidance – sometimes called school refusal or school phobia – is not uncommon and occurs in as many as 5 percent of children. These youngsters may outright refuse to attend school or create reasons why they should not go. They may miss a lot of school, complaining of not feeling well, with vague, unexplainable symptoms. Many of these children have anxiety-related symptoms over which they have no conscious control. Perhaps they have headaches, stomachaches, hyperventilation, nausea or dizziness. In general, more clear-cut symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, fever or weight loss, which are likely to have a physical basis, are uncommon. School refusal symptoms occur most often on school days, and are usually absent on weekends. When these children are examined by a doctor, no true illnesses are detected or diagnosed. However, since the type of symptoms these children complain of can be caused by a physical illness, a medical examination should usually be part of their evaluation.
Most often, school-avoiding youngsters do not know precisely why they feel ill, and they may have difficulty communicating what is causing their discomfort or upset. But when school-related anxiety is causing school avoidance, the symptoms may be ways to communicate emotional struggle with issues like:
As a first step, the management of school avoidance involves an examination by a doctor who can rule out physical illness and assist the parents in designing a plan of treatment. Once physical illness has been eliminated as a cause of the child's symptoms, the parents' efforts should be directed not only at understanding the pressures the youngster is experiencing but also at getting him back in school.
Here are some guidelines for helping your child overcome this problem:
While you might try to manage school refusal on your own, if your youngster's school avoidance lasts more than one week, you and your child may need professional assistance to deal with it. First, your child should be examined by your pediatrician. If his school refusal persists, or if he has chronic or intermittent signs of separation difficulties when going to school – in combination with physical symptoms that are interfering with her functioning – your doctor may recommend a consultation with a child psychiatrist or psychologist.
Even if your child denies having negative experiences at school or with other children, her unexplainable physical symptoms should motivate you to schedule a medical evaluation.


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Lars Eller had a goal and two assists and the Montreal Canadiens sent Toronto a pre-playoff message Saturday night, defeating the sluggish Maple Leafs 4-1.
The Canadiens did it without No. 1 goalie Carey Price, who was given the night off in favor of Peter Budaj. Rubbing salt into the wound, Montreal chased Toronto starter James Reimer early in the third period.
Toronto and Montreal could meet in the playoffs depending on the outcome of the makeup game Sunday between the Senators and Bruins in Boston.
Once again Toronto suffered from a lack of shots, with just six in the first period. It got worse in the second period when the Leafs managed just one shot despite three power plays.
Montreal outshot Toronto 28-17 on the night. And by the final whistle the Leafs had lost their discipline with a string of penalties.
The lack of shots is cause of concern given that Toronto managed just five shots in the second period and one in the third of its previous outing, a 4-0 win in Florida on Thursday. That's 14 shots in four periods.
Andrei Markov, Brendan Gallagher and Thomas Plekanec also scored for Montreal.
Phil Kessel scored his 20th goal of the season for Toronto, notching his 10th goal in as many games
Toronto coach Randy Carlyle replaced Reimer with Ben Scrivens after Montreal made it 4-1 on the Canadiens' 23rd shot, a soft goal at 2:25 of the third period. Before that, Reimer had gotten little help from his teammates.
The Leafs chased Price in their last meeting, beating him three times on just four shots in a 5-1 win April 13 at Air Canada Centre.
Toronto came into the game having won three of the four previous meetings between the two this season, outscoring the Canadiens 15-7. The Habs' lone win before Saturday was a 5-2 decision Feb. 27 in Toronto.
Montreal had gone 2-5-0 since clinching its playoff spot April 11 with a win in Buffalo.
Toronto's first-line center Tyler Bozak sat out for the second game in a row with an upper-body injury. Nazem Kadri took his place alongside Kessel and James Van Riemsdyk or Joffrey Lupul.
The Leaf power play produced a first-period goal, but was more miss than hit in going 1 for 7. One second-period man-advantage saw Dion Phaneuf mishandle the puck at the blue-line, a Leafs player fire the puck into the netting above the glass and an icing call.
Mayhem seemed imminent when Carlyle started Colton Orr, Frazer McLaren and Mark Fraser for the opening faceoff. Orr and Montreal's Brandon Prust were jawing before the puck drop but stuck to hockey after one of the referees skated over to have words.
After an energetic start, Toronto faded fast.
The Canadiens went without a shot for the first 11 minutes of the game, but ended the period outshooting Toronto 9-6. There was no shortage of hits, however, with 23 for Toronto and 16 for Montreal in the first 20 minutes alone.
Kessel opened the scoring on the power play at 15:36 of the first period, firing a shot through the legs of defenseman of Raphael Diaz and then through more traffic (Lupul and defenseman Josh Georges) in front of Budaj.
Eller tied it up at 18:01 with his eighth of the season, tucking the puck in off a sprawled Reimer's skate as he flew past the crease. Markov made it 2-1 at 4:19 of the second period, slamming home his 10th of the season on a screen shot from the point.
Gallagher increased the lead at 9:18 when he beat Carl Gunnarson to the puck in front of the goal, tucking in his 15th of the season. Seconds before the goal, Kadri had tried to make a big hit at center ice, but missed his target and instead slammed into the glass.
The shots were 20-7 in favor of Montreal after two periods.
Plekanec, notching his 14th of the season, beat Reimer with a shot over the shoulder to pad the lead to 4-1 that ended the goalie's night.
McLaren got an early shower at 3:05 of the third when he got minors for roughing and charging, a 10-minute misconduct and a game misconduct after misbehaving during a melee.
Toronto's Clarke MacArthur also exited early with minors for slashing and unsportsmanlike conduct and a 10-minute misconduct.
NOTE: Two sweater-clad Leafs fans did the traditional dance in their seats wearing Wendel Clark and Darryl Sittler masks during a break in the first period. But this night, when they took the masks off, it turned out to be the real Clark and Sittler.