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Boxer's Fracture
Boxer's fracture is a common name for a fracture of the long bone that connects the little finger to the wrist.
The types of boxer's fractures are:
- Nondisplaced—the bone is broken, but remains in place
- Displaced—ends of the bone are separated from one another
- Comminuted—the bone is broken into several pieces
Fractures may either be:
- Closed—the fracture does not break the skin
- Open—the fracture breaks through the skin
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Boxer's fracture can be caused by:
- Punching another person or object, such as a wall, with a closed fist
- Falls
- Playing certain sports
- Squeezing or crushing of the hand
Risk Factors
Boxer's fractures are more common in men. Other factors that may increase your risk of a boxer's fracture include:
- Being prone to angry outbursts or fighting
- Participating in certain sports, such as boxing or football
- Increased age
- Osteoporosis
- Certain diseases or conditions that result in bone or mineral loss, such as abnormal or absent menstrual cycles, or post- menopause
- Certain diseases and conditions that weaken bones, such as tumors or cysts
- Decreased muscle mass
- Exposure to violence
A boxer's fracture may cause:
- Swelling
- Pain
- Deformity
- Lack of movement
- Depressed knuckle
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. The injured finger will be examined.
Images may be taken of your hand. This can be done with x-rays .
Proper treatment can prevent long-term complications or problems with your finger or hand. Treatment will depend on how serious the fracture is, but may include:
Initial Care
Extra support may be needed to protect, support, and keep your finger in proper position while it heals. Supportive steps may include a splint, brace, or cast.
Some fractures cause pieces of bone to separate. These pieces will need to be put back into their proper place. This may be done:
- Without surgery—you will have anesthesia to decrease pain while the pieces are moved back into place
- With surgery—pins, screws, or plates may be needed to reconnect the pieces and hold them in place
Wound care is an important part of your recovery. This is especially true if you punched a wall, or someone in the mouth, which resulted in a break in the skin.
Children's bones are still growing at an area of the bone called the growth plate. If the fracture affected the growth plate, your child may need to see a specialist. Injuries to the growth plate will need to be monitored to make sure the bone can continue to grow as expected.
Your doctor may advise:
- Over-the-counter pain relievers, such as acetaminophen or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)
- Prescription pain relievers
- Antibiotics if an infection is present or possible
Check with your doctor before taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications, such as ibuprofen or aspirin.
Depending on your vaccination history, you may need a tetanus or other shots.
Rest and Recovery
Healing time varies by age and your overall health. Children and people in better overall health heal faster. In general, it takes up to 6 weeks for a boxer's fracture to heal.
You will need to adjust your activities while your finger heals, but complete rest is rarely needed. Ice and elevating the hand at rest may also be advised to help with discomfort and swelling.
As you recover, you may be referred to physical therapy or rehabilitation to start range-of-motion and strengthening exercises. Do not return to activities or sports until your doctor gives you permission to do so.
To help reduce your chance of boxer's fracture:
- Do not put yourself at risk for trauma.
- Avoid situations where fights may occur.
- Consider anger management if you have repeated anger outbursts or are prone to fighting.
- Wear proper padding and safety equipment when participating in sports or activities.
To help reduce falling hazards at work and home:
- Clean spills and slippery areas right away.
- Remove tripping hazards such as loose cords, rugs, and clutter.
- Use non-slip mats in the bathtub and shower.
- Install grab bars next to the toilet and in the shower or tub.
- Put in handrails on both sides of stairways.
- Walk only in well-lit rooms, stairs, and halls.
- Keep flashlights on hand in case of a power outage.
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- Updated: 09/05/2014
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Growing up, no two things were more important to my Saturday morning family ritual than watching the severe bob of Elsa Klensch deliver the latest from the Paris runways on Style with Elsa Klensch and eating elaborate cakes. Why Elsa hosted a show about high fashion on CNN still continues to baffle me, but the opulence of the designs she spotlighted in addition to the decadent fancy desserts I was eating—for breakfast!—guaranteed that I'd be an aspiring bon vivant for life.
One of my favorite of these weekend treats was a phenomenal lemon poppy seed party cake with a thin spread of lemon curd between each of the cake layers. There's nothing that summons springtime more than the combination of fresh lemons and nutty poppy seeds, and this lemon poppy seed pie will make you feel like you're lounging under a stately oak having a mid-afternoon picnic—even if you're trapped in an urban jungle.
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by Rob Cox August 9, 2013
Measuring for a Custom Safety Pool Cover
Measuring a pool for a safety cover, doling A-B measurements, as they are called, should take you 30-60 minutes, depending on the size and complexity of the pool shape.
If you are planning to install your own safety cover - and I encourage every pool owner that winterizes or partially winterizes their pool during winter, to use a safety cover, you will also be responsible for sending in accurate measurements of your pool to safety cover dealers (like POOLCENTER!). :-)
When we prepped for our days out in the field, we would make sure that we had all of the necessary equipment that we thought we would need for the day. To prep the truck for a safety cover measurement, we would make sure that we had the following.
- 100 ft tape measure, reel type
- Two narrow stakes, 12-24 in. long
- Roll of Duct Tape and a Sharpie Pen
- Measuring Form
- Helper that can write legibly
Tips on Measuring a Pool for a Custom Safety Cover
1. Most instructions for measuring the pool will say to use chalk, but I prefer to use small strips of duct tape. Chalk can take weeks or months before the rain washes it away.
Tear off long 1/2 in. strips, and then tear them into strips about 2 in. long, as you stick them on the edge of the pool. Only stick the back half of the strip to the pool coping, leave the front half free - it makes it easier to remove them.
2. Write every fifth number on the back half of the duct tape pieces with a sharpie pen, starting with number 1, and ending with your final, last point.
3. How's the weather? Measuring on a dry day will be the best. When the coping stones are wet, duct tape (or chalk) doesn't work too well, and the ink runs on the measuring form.
4. For your A-B stakes, you can use a piece of 3/8 in. steel rebar or wooden dowel. A very long (15-18 in.) Phillips screwdriver can be used. It's best to have a narrow stake, so that you can slip the metal end of the measuring tape over the end of the stake, and it will swivel on the smaller stake diameter. You could also use larger wooden stakes pounded into the ground, with a nail on the top.
5. Whichever type of stake you use for your A and B points, make sure they are placed firmly in the ground, so that it won't lean or move when you are pulling the tape from across the pool. But, be careful of pounding your stakes too deeply, if there is a possibility of pool plumbing pipes within a foot of the surface. If possible, leave the stakes in place until after your measurements have been approved, just in case there is a need to double check some measures.
6. On curves and irregular points, take measurements to points at the beginning, apex and end of the curve. On straight runs of pool wall, you can set points 3-4 feet apart. Measure 90 degree corners, at the corner.
7. Always round up, or always round down - to the nearest inch, as you shout out your measurement to your helper. Have them shout it back to you as they write it down, to improve accuracy.
8. If you end up with your 'A' measurements having more points than you have in the 'B' column, or vice-versa, that means you either skipped a point, or measured a point twice. Go back to verify each point until you find the mistake.
9. Most extreme measurement mistakes are caught by the manufacturer, because they produce mathematical inconsistencies or make the shape of the pool impossible. Measure carefully nonetheless, and fill out all of the other sections of the measurement form thoughtfully. Email pictures for very unusual water features, planters or cut-outs.
10. I wish we had done a video on measuring for a custom safety pool cover. Here's a great video that I came across produced by pools.com. Give it a watch for the process of A-B measurements on a custom pool.
Get your measurements in early, safety pool covers can take 3 weeks to produce, after your measurements have been received. Replacement covers are slightly faster, if you have your original order number or invoice number from the manufacturer.
For any assistance with measuring, ordering or installing a safety cover, send me an email, or fill out a question in our Pool Forum, which I moderate, or you can always call our call center and ask to speak to our safety cover specialists, who can answer any questions you have over the phone.
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In the past 30 years, US women have become more educated, outperforming men in university graduation rates. During that time, the disparity between the percentages of women and men working full-time has shrunk considerably too – and yet the pay gap persists, a topic this blog has tackled in the past.
According to a new study by sociologists from Indiana University and Cornell University, one of the biggest contributing factors to the wage gap is the phenomenon of "overworking" – which means working 50 hours a week or more.


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It was last Saturday, and I thought I would get a jump on my Easter dinner shopping. While I knew there would be items I would need to pick up closer to Easter Sunday, I wanted to get as many things as possible to make my life easier as the holiday drew near.
With a list in hand that seemed way too long, which translated to way too much money, I entered the store with a smile, attempting to keep the spirit of Easter first and foremost in my heart. I love Easter and all it represents. To me, Easter is about second chances, and God knows ... I've thankfully been afforded more than just a few second chances.
Up this aisle, down that aisle — I attempted to stay on track with my list (OK, the Easter candy might have not been on the list, but you can't ignore what only comes around once a year!). My buggy was getting fuller and fuller, and I knew before I headed to the check-out lane, I would be "un-shopping" a few items (except the Easter candy). Sometimes I spend more time putting things back that I really didn't need rather than just staying with the list.
Anyway ... my shopping trip was a nice little adventure. Trying to stay on track, I kept my head down and walked with intention, especially since the store was full of folks, and I really didn't have a lot of time for conversations. My goal was to get this task accomplished, take it home, put it away (ugh!) and still have a good share of the weekend day to enjoy.
And then it happened ... Out of absolutely nowhere, she appeared. I was in front of the egg section, trying to decide between large, extra large and jumbo, while simultaneously opening the egg cartons to make sure none of them were cracked before I bought them. A person had pushed their shopping buggy right next to mine — close enough I could feel someone's presence behind me. I expected to turn around and see a familiar face, however, nothing could have been further from reality. Instead, I turned to see a complete stranger with kind eyes, a warm smile and an empty shopping cart. She looked in my somewhat bewildered eyes as she spoke ...
"I hope you have a blessed Easter," she said.
OK, I don't mind telling you her words caught me off guard. I didn't know this nice lady, and while she might have recognized me from working at this newspaper, she gave me no indication she knew who I was. I smiled at her — somewhat questioningly — and returned her sentiment ...
"Well, you have a great Easter too," I said.
She then took a few steps away, stopped and turned back toward me. She looked deep into my eyes and said, "The Lord bless and keep you."
I don't mind telling you I felt a chill — not a bad one, but a comforting one — run through me.
"And also with you," I said to her, mimicking words I have often said when I'm sitting in the pew.
She left, walking away from me, and I was deep in thought about this sporadic conversation with a stranger ... or was she? I looked back up to watch her walk away, and I'm not kidding, folks ... the woman was nowhere in sight. She was gone. No kidding. It was maybe all of five seconds, and she had seemingly vanished — buggy and all.
It's been a week since the aforementioned exchange happened, and I don't mind telling you, I've thought about it several times a day. Call me a little crazy, my friends, but I've always been a firm believer that there are angels among us ... Perhaps that day at the grocery? Maybe so. I guess I'll never know.
What I do know is Easter offers us a second chance. I'd like to believe I got a reminder of that from a woman with kind eyes who touched my heart and breathed life into the Easter story.
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Now let's think about purchasing expired domains with PR that have expired. Well that sounds just wonderful, doesn't it? I did that at first myself, being brand new to the entire concept of blogging and getting paid for blogging. I had no idea that anyone would have any kind of problem with that. Until, that is, the company that I was blogging for (which was an Izea company now called inpostlinks.com) sent me an email telling me that one of their advertisers accused me of "cloaking" which was a violation of their Terms of Service, and they suspended my account and froze my payments for ninety days! Well, at the time that was the only company that I blogged for, having never heard of any other company, and I had never heard of "cloaking" before. I was very upset, as I was in a very bad financial position and desperately needed the income! So there were a lot of emails sent back and forth about what "cloaking" is and I learned a lot. Although "cloaking" is different than having purchased a domain with an expired page rank, they explained that they considered it to be a misrepresentation of the true worth of the blog and they would not allow me to use that blog again until the next re-indexing. They said that they considered it to be a form of "cloaking", which is a violation of their terms of service. Their reasoning was that at the next re-indexing (sweep) Google would give an updated page rank and then it would be OK.
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Dave's Plan to Restore America's Prosperity
Dear Fellow Patriots,
The basics of this plan were first put forth to the American people in 2011 when I ran for U.S. Congress from Texas. Since then, I have continued to make minor modifications to the plan. My sincere wish is that those of you who spend the time to study the plan will agree with me that the U.S. needs to return to the principles of limited government, put forth in our U.S. Constitution, the rule of law, lower and simplified taxation, free market, individual responsibility, a strong defense, and without compromise, religious liberty.
At the date of this plan, America's unemployment rate is at 7.4% and has remained at or above this rate for more than 4 years. More than 11 million Americans are out of work or underemployed and what job growth there is has not even kept up with the increase in population. Millions have quit looking for work and 67 million Americans rely on federal assistance for their daily food, housing, and/or healthcare. The business climate remains mired in uncertainty due to the threat of new taxes, increasing regulation, and Obamacare. The tragedy of President Obama's job killing policies is that it didn't have to be this way.
All of you have witnessed once again the belief by the elites in government, business, and academia that we could spend our way into prosperity by the creation of an even larger government. Even after undeniable proof that the Obama Administration's experiment has woefully failed to restore American prosperity, the President has gone into campaign mode and is causing fear, class warfare, envy, and hatred of the conservatives of this nation. Where are the hope, optimism, and openness that he promised in his first campaign?
Our country does not have a revenue problem. We have a spending problem; we are borrowing more than 40 cents of every dollar we spend. Our federal debt is nearly 17 trillion dollars and some estimate that the long term debt that we have already committed to is between 50 and 70 trillion dollars. We are spending money we don't have on federal programs and ballooning entitlements. Our government's spending is mortgaging the future of our children and grandchildren (of which I have 17).
Directly and indirectly, our federal government is eroding family values and the religious and moral fiber of this nation. John Adams said, "Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other." We must elect leaders with solutions rather than rhetoric to get us back to values that founded this great and exceptional nation.
As you review my "Solutions to Restore American Prosperity," hereinafter referred to as the "Solutions plan," my hope is that you will see that there are real solutions to our nation's woes. We have a small window to elect people like myself who have experience in creating jobs and know how to cut spending.
You are invited to provide any feedback on this Solutions plan that you might have and compare my plan with the plans (or lack of plans) of liberals.
Please join me in bringing back conservative principles to our federal government. We must once again restore America's prosperity and the American Dream.
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If NN ruler is in sixth, Cap, does it matter if it is Neptune that happens to be that ruling planet? Thanks for any input.Take care!-Oliver Logged Deva Admin Active Member Offline Posts: 243 Re: Ruler of Planetary Node « Reply #1 on: Nov 18, 2009, 09:14 AM » Hi Oliver, great question. Yes, the planet(s) that rule the NN and the SN are both significant. If, for example, somebody has a nodal axis of Virgo/Pisces it symbolizes that those archetypes are both highly developed within that Soul's consciousness. The planetary ruler of the NN, also, symbolizes how the North Node itself is going to be actualized, so understanding the specific nature of the planet is important. Hope this helps, and please ask for further clarification if it is not.ThanksDeva Logged Oliver Fred Member Offline Posts: 28 Re: Ruler of Planetary Node « Reply #2 on: Nov 18, 2009, 05:54 PM » Hi Deva,Thanks for the clarification. So with any planet we can start using the archetype of that planet as the facilitator to the Node, whichever one it may be? As Neptune, for this example, we could use the archetype of "ultimate meaning" in a person's life and therefore contribute that to its North Node? I just read the planetary method of chart interpretation, so that's where I got the "ultimate meaning" phrase. Is this correct?Thanks again.-Oliver Logged Deva Admin Active Member Offline Posts: 243 Re: Ruler of Planetary Node « Reply #3 on: Nov 21, 2009, 12:15 AM » Hi again, Oliver. I re-read my post and am frankly embarrassed because it is totally unclear (I was in a rush to get out the door). I removed it, and want to make sure you are answered clearly. You are correct that you must first understand the archetypes of the planets that rule the North and South Node (the planetary rulers). Neptune also correlates with culmination of an entire evolutionary cycle, and the need for transcendence (of time space reality), and the need to spiritualize consciousness through developing our connection, relationship, with the Divine, or the Universal Source. In this context the need for ultimate meaning will be fulfilled. It also correlates with the experience of disillusionment in order to promote the awareness that only a connection with the Source will create the Ultimate meaning we are seeking. If Neptune ruled the South node, then, these would be core dynamics/themes relative to the Soul's past. If Neptune ruled the North Node, these would be core dynamics/themes relative to the Soul's evolutionary current evolutionary intentions, or lessons. Of course, we have to apply the Pluto paradigm (Pluto, SN, it's planetary ruler by house and sign, and Pluto's polarity point, the NN, and it's planetary ruler) to get what the specific prior life lessons were, and how they were actualized, and what the specific current evolutionary intentions for the life, and how they will be actualized. Always remember that the planetary rulers act as facilitators to the Nodes, or how the North and South Nodes will be actualized. Hope this is clear and helpful. Again, please let me know if you have any other questions.God BlessDeva Logged Oliver Fred Member Offline Posts: 28 Re: Ruler of Planetary Node « Reply #4 on: Nov 21, 2009, 02:53 AM » Hi Deva,Thank you for the re-post. I understood the last one but this was clear too. I'm really starting to feel the methods used to find what the current life dynamics are by trailing back through pluto the south node and its p.ruler. I am however struggling currently with finding the practical methods to actualizing Pluto's polarity point, the north node and its ruler,thus this Neptune question,(+ the p.ruler of house and sign that Pluto's polarity point rules). The struggle is of course trying to help myself through this process but also how I could understand another's needs in this life. The future is what I can't grasp clearly is what I'm trying to say. But again, as I have been saying for over a year now I think, I think I'll more fully understand once I start EA School material. still saving for the first section of the course.With Neptune and Pisces as a culminating symbol of the past (pluto, s, node and p.ruler), this seems to be a life of endings, like you said, a cycle relative to anything but an actual relationship with God. -or rather- this life CAN potentially, in its highest form, be a culmination of this. Is this correct? To transcend time space through that relationship?Thanks so much for the input. I really do appreciate all the guidance you've given me as a soon-to-be student of EA.-Oliver Logged ari moshe Most Active Member Offline Posts: 1192 Re: Ruler of Planetary Node « Reply #5 on: Nov 21, 2009, 05:24 PM » I have another question in this realm.Does the ruler of the house of the north node ALSO has evolutionary implications for this life?Example: NN in capricorn in the seventh house. Seventh house cusp is Sagittarius. (DC and nn are not conjunct).Would a study of both Saturn AND Jupiter give evolutionary context for this souls development? Saturn would hold the key for the actual development of the identity relative to the souls evolutionary intentions. While Jupiter would provide more context and definition for that development? Logged Rad Admin Most Active Member Offline Posts: 2134 Re: Ruler of Planetary Node « Reply #6 on: Nov 22, 2009, 09:55 AM » Ari, Yes ..................Rad Logged Deva Admin Active Member Offline Posts: 243 Re: Ruler of Planetary Node « Reply #7 on: Nov 22, 2009, 10:27 AM » Hi Oliver, In terms of understanding the future intent/evolutionary intentions relative to the North Node in Pisces, and ruled by Neptune look to Pluto's polarity point first by house and sign. These core lessons will be actualized by the Pisces North Node by house and sign. Again, the North Node itself will be actualized by Neptune by house and sign. In these ways, yes, you certainly can bring to culmination past patterns of behavior that no longer serve you in the context of your further growth, and actualzing a life that is true to your nature (that is what I feel you are striving to accomplish). The confusion you feel about this process is certainly a Pisces dynamic because is requires a dissolving of the past, of what you have known and gravitated to before this point in time. In other words, it is like going into an abyss because the future cycle is not known, and yet you cannot gravitate to the old cycle any more. Through actively spiritually developing, then, you can gain further clarity about what the new cycle that is coming is about, and how to bring to closer, or resolution, the past cycle. My best advice is to allow the old cycle to dissolve without panic or fear, and know that a deeper wisdom will be gained in the long run as you act in this way. I wanted to offer my advice, and I hope this helps.God BlessDeva Logged Pages: [1] Go Up Print « previous next » Jump to: Please select a destination: ----------------------------- Discussion ----------------------------- => Evolutionary Astrology Q&A => Astrología Evolutiva - Foro en Español ----------------------------- Study Materials ----------------------------- => Misc. ===> In the News Powered by SMF 1.1.14 | SMF © 2006-2011, Simple Machines LLC design by Crip Loading... Video


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Westboro Baptist Church will be in North Texas for a few days beginning Friday, July 9, according to their picketing schedule. Among their stops that day will be Congregation Beth El Binah, a Reform synagogue that meets at the John Thomas Gay and Lesbian Community Center.
Other stops listed are the Dallas Holocaust Museum on Record Street in the West End; the Jewish Community Center off Royal Lane and Central Expressway; the Texas Jewish Post, which is the local Jewish newspaper whose office is in a building on Beltline Road; and Yahneh Academy, a co-ed modern Orthodox high school in North Dallas.
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1. toy (unregistered)
finally, T-Mobile has a real game changer in their hands. I've seen the videos of android apps, this phone is going to change the face of the phone competitions, and the way people use their cellphones.
2. omegaman888 (Posts: 6; Member since: 25 Jun 2008)
wow....its about time tmobile got something to look forward to. i have att and cant wait to see what phones are going to have the android os...
3. (unregistered)
If it weren't so ugly.
4. (unregistered)
wonder what kind of touchscreen it has? what colors it will come in? how well will aws 3g work? ad me to the list of early adopters, id like to see this one in action for myself!....all in all seem promising tho...
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I just bought the dream and I have to say it's more of a nightmare.... I found a way to keep the battery in if you use a stapler so I can keep the back in the phone. Paper boy was good except they made a new version and he is now on a motorcycle. I didn't really like the new enhancements. I did download Zelda OTA and it was crazy!!!!! Overall the phone is terrible but ZELDA is GREAT. I love that my phone also can morph into a life size model of LINK. True he can't move or talk but I leave him in front of my T.V. when I go out and burgalars think that I am still home (I slightly resemble LINK). Overall, wouldn't reccomend the phone unless it's a dummy to guard your house.
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YOUR ALL LIARS!!! This phone is only avalible in UPSTATE - Rochester NY area! AND I KNOW YOU DONT LIVE THEIR ODOIAL RULES!
11. (unregistered)
if it was in Rochester it wld be for Verizon
7. (unregistered)
Well my name is George Washington and I cannot tell a lie. I really did purchase the dream and I did not chop down your cherry tree
8. (unregistered)
Do not buy the dream... It is literally a black hole that will suck you into nothingness. The goverment made this phone for population control..... Do not buy this phone
9. (unregistered)
I'm glad T-Mobile will finally be releasing a good phone.
10. (unregistered)
A good phone? So far the only information I can find for this device is that its smaller than an iphone and may have 3g. What are you basing your comment on?
12. rj04 (unregistered)
This is one of the best I've ever read.LOL Sorry to take it in another direction but here are some detailed specs. Compliments of Androidguys.com 528Mhz Qualcomm 7201 processor Data kit for USB connectivity in the box 64MB Internal RAM 128MB Internal ROM 1GB MicroSD card 5 Row QWERTY keypad Trackball Dedicated camera button 3.1MP camera (no flash) 2048 x 1536 Video playback files - H.264, streaming, 3GPP, MPEG4, and Codec 3GP Dedicated YouTube Player Audio playback files - MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMA, MPEG4, WAV, MIDI, REAL AUDIO, OGG Wallpaper supports JPG, BMP, PNG, and GIF Speakerphone (mono, natch) Ringtones (MP3, AAC, AAC+, WMA) HTTP, WAP Push, xHTML Bluetooth (class 1) Picture Caller ID SMS and MMS support (Take that Apple!) POP, IMAP, and SMTP, AOL, and GMAIL email AIM, MSN, YAHOO, and GTALK messaging Quad Band (850, 900, 1800, 1900) 3G 802.11b & 802.11g UMTS (1,4), HSDPA, SUPL 1150mAh battery Screen size is 3.17″ with HVGA (480 x 320) Handset 117 x 55 x 16mm 5.6 oz weight Sync capable with Google Calendar Downloadable content via Android Marketplace Google Streetview with built-in compass
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what is the point of a 528 mhz processor if u only have 64 mb RAM
21. kev (unregistered)
u obviously know nothing about processors vs ram
14. WingMan (Posts: 28; Member since: 28 Mar 2008)
OMG it looks like the Sidekick :)
15. (unregistered)
it doesnt look anything like the sidekick...grow up
16. (unregistered)
it does resemble the sidekick wich is the worst part of the pohone exept the 64mb of RAM, and it not compatable w/ miroSDHD!
17. (unregistered)
That's not true at ALL!!!! This phone isnt good. I own it and it's strictly a camera/body guard 1Mhz Qualcomm 501 processor 0.4MB Internal RAM 6KB Internal ROM 300K camera (no flash) 2048 x 1536 Video playback files - H.264, non- streaming, 3GPP, MPEG1 Audio playback files -OGG and that's it Wallpaper supports PNG PNG Ringtones (AAC) No internet, not even mobile web SMTP email only No Band (meaning it wont make phone calls)
18. (unregistered)
Were you a test tube baby or something? I just can't imagin how your were the fastest swimming sperm...
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20. (unregistered)
I can confirm that the HTC Android running device will be released in Early Mid December just in time for the holidays.
22. htc (unregistered)
U can't even confirm your smarter than a goldfish....a dead goldfish.


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Updated from 8:13 a.m. ET with midday market action and comment from BMO Capital Markets analyst Peter Winter.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Another long delay to the expected closing of M&T Bank's (MTB) acquisition of Hudson City Bancorp (HCBK) may initially upset investors, but the latest extension of the walk-away date actually makes the completion of the deal more likely.
The companies late on Tuesday said "additional time will be required" to obtain regulatory approval of the merger, as M&T continues to improve its Bank Secrecy Act compliance systems and its anti-money-laundering compliance program, as required by the Federal Reserve. The banks extended for 11 months "the date after which either party may elect to terminate the merger agreement if the merger has not yet been completed" to Dec. 31, 2014 from Jan. 31, 2014.
M&T of Buffalo, N.Y., in August 2012 agreed to acquire Hudson City of Paramus, N.J, in a deal originally valued at about $3.7 billion in cash and stock. The merger was expected to be completed during the second quarter of 2013, but the two companies in April announced that the time needed to gain regulatory approval of the deal would be "extended substantially," because M&T had "learned that the Federal Reserve has identified certain regulatory concerns" with M&T's compliance programs.
As they did in April, the two companies on Tuesday said "there can be no assurances that regulatory approval will be obtained or that the merger will be completed" by the new walkaway date of Dec. 31, 2014.
M&T CFO Rene Jones said in the joint press release that "We continue to believe strongly that a merger with Hudson City is beneficial to both institutions, their shareholders and the communities we serve. We could not have asked for a better partner than Hudson City as we continue to work towards a successful outcome."
Jefferies analyst Ken Usdin in a client note late Tuesday wrote that the latest extension "should provide ample time for MTB to progress toward compliance with bank secrecy and anti-money laundering projects to a level that will satisfy the Fed enough to approve the merger."
But the delay did cause Usdin to lower his 2014 earnings estimate for M&T to $7.85 a share from $8.45, "after removing $0.60 of accretion."
"Our 2015 EPS estimate actually moves up to $9.30 from $9.15 on higher net interest income, as the additional time to close will result in a larger-than-planned HCBK loan book," Usdin added.
The analyst also raised his price target for M&T's stock to $116 from $113, "on the '15 revision," but reiterated his "hold" rating for M&T.
M&T continues to perform well, with a third-quarter return on average tangible equity (ROTCE) of 18.03%, according to Thomson Reuters Bank Insight. That's a very strong return relative to peers, but it's down from 22.39% the previous quarter and 21.65% a year earlier.
But Rafferty Capital Markets analyst Richard Bove told Dan Freed last week that he M&T was his least favorite stock among the banks he covers.
""It's in the midst of a major major restructuring of every aspect of its company because it grew too fast and didn't build the infrastructure necessary to keep up with that growth," Bove said, adding that he didn't think the Hudson City deal would ultimately be completed.


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To prepare the marinara, heat oil in a medium saucepan and sauté garlic and onions for 2 to 3 minutes. Remove the shiitake and maitake from the soaking water. Save the water for soup stock. Chop the maitake coarsely. Add the shiitake and maitake to the saucepan and sauté another 2 to 3 minutes. Add the spaghetti sauce and basil. Cover and simmer for 20 minutes or until the maitake are tender.
While the sauce is cooking, prepare the polenta by bringing the water and salt to a boil. Whisk in the polenta, stirring constantly until it thickens. Reduce the flame to low and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes. If using finely ground polenta, reduce the water by 1 cup and cook 10 minutes. When the polenta is done, place on individual serving plates and ladle the sauce over each serving.
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Elegance and comfort are hard to come by nowadays, especially when it involves fashion. So, when you're able to put the two together in a design you run with it…seriously. This is definitely something IGIGI by Yuliya Raquel has discovered and made their own.
This past weekend I was invited to my friend's 65th birthday party and I knew I had to wear IGIGI's Maxine dress! I immediately fell in love with the mustard gold material. It has this luxurious shimmer and I got tons of compliments at the party. My second favorite part of the dress is the draped cowl neck. It sits in the perfect spot.
As beautiful as the dress is, there were a few alterations I need to make. I think it's just a little too long for my liking. I'm 5'6 and the length is past my knees, when I'd like it right at the top of my knees. Also, as you'll read in the online reviews, the waist is a little big. I had to pin it from the inside. These are a few things that are easy to fix and won't take away from the style of the dress.
The dress is made from jersey and runs a little big. I'd recommend going down a size if you're concerned. But, make sure you check out their size chart first.
I do plan on wearing this dress again this holiday season. It's going to be perfect! But, I'm going to have accessorize it differently. What would you suggest?
How would you accessorize IGIGI's Maxine dress?
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Michael Maltzan Sketches
First a favorite subject…Michael Maltzan's then 3 year old
daughter Hannah. In the Hannah sketches you see love for a little
girl combined with the fluidity and movement so typical of
Maltzan's sketches.
"It has to do with intention....the ones where she is standing still fool you....... You start out with the intention of drawing something very quickly...... then you put more and more into it...... if they fool you the drawing kind of buries itself".
Michael Maltzan about his sketches:
"This is the first time I have seen all these sketches in one place and I am struggling a little bit with what I feel about them.....In one way they are really exciting in another it is the past.....some of the drawings in the sketchbooks are extremely boring......they are all the start of an idea.......
I can't say that I design in one way or another it is a lot more
back and forwards.....It is like casting a broad net and seeing
what comes up.....
Some drawings, like plan sketches, are a little more accurate......I prefer the fast and fluid drawings .....the best drawings are almost like a field where patterns begin to inter merge in the sketches.......the ones that say 'OK here is the building' are the least interesting for me......
I try to get into a model as quickly as possible, often too fast, because I think I trust the model too much, and I am panicked about getting the project going..
A model for me, at that stage of the project, is a kind of receiver for the ideas, and if there aren't enough ideas in my mind that are strong enough the model becomes irrelevant.....then I go back and draw some more and then.... suddenly the model takes off......there is a big jump between very conceptual sketches and detailed sketches..... the middle ground is often in the model itself...
What I like the most about the drawings is where it feels like I am trying to find something......they are the best when there is a kind of freedom and when they seem to transcend a three dimensional understanding of the work - in a very abstract way. The three dimensional aspect sometimes becomes distorted when you are starting in one place and rotating around in the same drawing and you begin to feel something is about to happen......lots of ideas as opposed to specific representations of a building.....
I really like the Hammer sketches.....they are very interesting to me"...
Last updated: December 20, 2013
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Since decade 1980 no cleanup have been done on this lake. In such time, oven stoves, fridges and dryers were taked out and every citizen and visitors watch its trashes. Anyways, accidents append and trashes find their way to the lake's floor. From there, they often migrate throw rivers up to the Atlantic Ocean. Cleaning this head lake helps to keep Jaune river, St-Charles river and St-Laurence river cleaner.
Two dives for every 25 divers on 10 boats sum more than 20 hours diving during such day. We all together brought out of the lake more than 10 kilos of little things, concrete blocks and pipes. We know that there's still material to take out like a boat engine (we could not find it) and patio chairs, a bicycle. They still stay on the bottom, but we could not reach them on this single day. But, divers, and shore's owners are now on touch and if ever they can find such items, they will process without delaying action.
The June 8th 2013 have been a very great day for both divers and boat drivers. The could finally meet themselves instead of talk on one another. They could collaborate on a common project and reach together a simple but great goal. This date marks a new relation between divers and this lake's residents. Over the environmental consequences of the action, the social ones are important too.
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Blackburn interactive whiteboard firm Promethean reveals £165m loss
5:00pm Thursday 28th February 2013
By Dan Clough
5:00pm Thursday 28th February 2013
By Dan Clough
A FIRM that produces and sells interactive whiteboards all over the world has announced pre-tax losses of more than £165million.
Promethean in Blackburn has seen sales plummet almost 30 per cent in two years.
Shares at the Whiteburk Industrial Estate-based firm, which were 200p in 2010, were 17.9p yesterday.
Bosses at the firm, which employs 257 people in Black- burn and 670 worldwide, said there would be no redundancies as the company planned to become cash-generative in the future.
Chief executive Jim Marshall said the figures for 2012 were expected to be worse than they actually were and after cutting costs by 18.5 per cent and increasing their range of products they were hopeful of a bright future.
He said: "Market conditions were tough throughout 2012, and continue to be so, with education budgets remaining under pressure and increased competition for interactive hardware technology.
"This is reflected in our results for the year.
"Against this backdrop, we maintained strong cash management and took rapid action to implement a cost reduction programme and streamline our operations.
"Full year operating costs were down 18.5 per cent and, in the second half, they were down 37.5 per cent.
"The full benefits of these cost reductions will be felt in 2013."
Mr Marshall said despite cutting costs the firm was still able to research and develop new products.
He said: "Promethean is responding to a rapidly changing market with multiple initiatives to build on our presence as an education solutions provider "It will take time for the impact of our software initiatives to be felt and 2013 will be a year of transition in this respect.
"We expect market conditions to remain tough.
"We will therefore continue managing our business prudently to protect our profitability and cash flows."
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Started and played in all 15 games for the Lions... led the team in goals scored with 24, and added four assists for 28 points on the season good for third on the team... fired off 49 shots and 42 shots on frame for an .857 shots-on-goal percentage... tallied three game-winning goals and converted 2-of-4 free position attempts... amassed 22 ground balls and 14 draw controls... caused five turnovers on the season... scored a season best four goals against Newberry on April 6... earned a season high four ground balls twice... caused a season best two turnovers on March 2 against Pfeiffer.
Played and started all 14 games for the Lions... led the team in caused turnovers with 15... tallied 18 goals and three assists for 21 points... tallied 42 ground balls and 20 draw controls on the season... scored the first goal and assist of her collegiate career in the Lions' first ever game on February 11, 2012 against Rollins College... notched a career high five goals on April 13, 2012 against Newberry... collected a career best six ground balls against Indiana Tech (March 18, 2012)... earned a career high four draw controls twice.
Attended Tampa Catholic High School… Two-year Lacrosse captain…Selected Defensive Lacrosse MVP in 2008 and 2010…Selected Lacrosse Rookie of the Year in 2008…District Champion in 2008, 2009, 2011…Regional Champion in 2011…Selected All Star Team in 2011…Academic All-American in 2009-2011…Two-Time Basketball Captain…A Basketball state finalist.
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A wallet-friendly wakeboard
Inspired by O'Brien's Paradigm board
Embodies all that makes a good flex design
Durable, removable 0.8" Blunt fins
Freemont is for intermediate and pro level riders
If you're interested in a more wallet-friendly board that does it all from the cable to the wake, the O'Brien Freemont wakeboard is for you. Inspired by Sean O'Brien's Paradigm board, the Freemont captures the essence of all that makes a good flex board. It focuses on cost-effective measures to make sure the price is right. Its featureless bottom and durable, removable 0.8" Blunt fins make the Freemont wakeboard stable for the intermediate rider, yet suitable for the pro level rider as well. Freemont 120: 47.2"L x 15.8"W. For 50-130 lb. riders. Freemont 128: 50.4"L x 16.65"W. For 65-145 lb. riders. Freemont 133: 52.4"L x 16.95"W. For 100-180 lb. riders. Freemont 138: 54.3"L x 17.15"W. For 140-230 lb. riders. Freemont 143: 56.3"L x 17.35"W. For 165-250 lb. riders.
The open-toe design of the Clutch Boot keeps it flexible, while the free-flex tongue opens wide for easy entry. Strobel-lasted liner. CMEVA outsole. Wakeboard boot has comfortable footbed. Captive thumbscrew system prevents you from losing your hardware. Clutch Boot sizes: S(5-8), M(8-11), L(11-14).


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ALTRINCHAM rhythmic gymnast Helena Stiles admits she has had to keep pinching herself ahead of making her Olympic bow for Great Britain later this month.
The 14-year-old was already toasting a job well done in 2012 as she claimed a silver medal in the junior ball event at the British Open.
But Stiles' year was rounded off in style when in December she was named on Team GB's 120-strong squad heading Down Under for this month's Australian Youth Olympic Festival (January 16 - 20).
The festival will see approximately 1,700 athletes from 30 countries compete across 17 different sports, encompassing many of the venues used at the Sydney 2000 Olympics.
Helena, who attends Loreto Grammar School, couldn't have asked for a better start to life in Team GB colours and admits she wants to soak it all up in Australia.
"I am really excited to be competing at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival and I can't wait to get out there now," she said.
"I have been aiming for it for about six months but only recently found out about getting in and I was so happy when I heard the news.
"2012 was a good year for me. The start of the year was a bit shaky but I improved throughout the year and then at the British Open I got a silver medal which was fantastic.
"That was in October so that has given me confidence to take to Australia and hopefully I can continue my good form.
"I don't really know what to expect though because it is my first time representing Great Britain but I am sure it will be a great experience.
"This is a really good competition to start representing Great Britain and I am really happy it is this competition and I want to learn as much as I can so it can help me in the future."
This summer saw Great Britain's first-ever Olympic rhythmic gymnastics group finish 12th at London 2012, with Helena an avid onlooker.
And she admits her own Olympic debut has got her mind racing to what her future could hold.
"London 2012 was really inspiring because my dream is to compete at a senior Olympics and to know that other girls from Britain have done it is really inspiring," she added.
"Hopefully this is just a start of what I can go on and do and being selected for this competition really does get me thinking about the future."
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Slice the daikon into thin strips or slices. Place in a bowl. Pour enough cold water over to cover the pickles. Add enough brown rice vinegar to the water to make a slightly sour flavor. Cover the bowl and refrigerate overnight. This soaking liquid will draw out excess sodium from the pickles and give them a mild sour flavor. The pickles are now ready to use in making rice, noodle or vegetable sushi.
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Smog and particulate matter (such as pollen, soot, and dust) are examples of air pollution. Children's
lungs are especially sensitive to the harmful effects of air pollution, because
they breathe rapidly and inhale a high concentration of pollution relative to
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Use care when you take your young child outdoors, especially for
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Fayman Archive Comes to MOPA!
For a Collections Manager, getting a new collection is a bit like Christmas. The anticipation builds each day as you prepare to bring the boxes of items to the museum. Then, you feel the excitement of getting to unpack each one and discover the treasures inside. Finally, a feeling of satisfaction as you survey all of the wonderful things that will soon be housed in the museum's collection. Happily, for those of us in the Curatorial Department, we've gotten to experience all of these emotions over the past few weeks as we inventory MOPA's most recent acquisition: the


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After watching MITB on Sunday night and then Raw last night, i couldn't help but think about WrestleMania. With Cena getting fired, i was thinking about all the possibilities that would happen regarding the match with The Rock at WrestleMania. Obviously, Cena didn't end up getting 'fired' and I think that the booking on Raw at the minute is top notch. And then with the creation of the WWE title tournament
Bragging Rights is all about the Bragging Rights match. But I don't think the WWE should have one match for the Bragging Rights trophy. If it was up to me, the entire card would consist of the following 5 matches every year (obv dependant on who is on what show and who are are the champs). With the overall winning brand winning Bragging Rights:
Match One: Dolph Ziggler (SmackDown) vs


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Tech news from around the web:
Microsoft's Xbox games console has taken a step towards coming a set-top box with its latest software upgrade, according to TechCrunch. The update makes it easier for the user to find pieces of content – from Microsoft's own store or directly from the internet through YouTube – and control the Xbox remotely from a Windows mobile phone. Read more


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SEC: Hurry-up offense continues to be controversial
Published: Wednesday, July 16, 2014 at 5:57 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, July 16, 2014 at 6:47 p.m.
HOOVER, Ala. — It is a league divided and it's pretty much right down the middle.
In the SEC, there are coaches who love the acronym HUNH — Hurry Up No Huddle. Half of the teams in this league will run some form of the offense and Auburn's success last year isn't the only reason.
Then there are those who prefer "regular football" with huddles and conventional formations and ball control.
Why the do's and don't can't get along is a mystery.
The issue surfaced again at SEC Media Days on Wednesday (and the media doesn't even get outspoken slowdown advocate Nick Saban until today).
Gary Pinkel was making his presentation and he's one of the coaches on the side of the speedier offenses. The coaches against the HUNH have cited safety concerns for their players, despite no proof that it leads to more injuries.
"I don't know where all this started," Pinkel said. "Never once in all those years in the fastest league I think that plays football in the Big 12 did I have my team doctor, my trainer, any of my coordinators walk into my office and say, 'I'm concerned about the health of our football team.
"It didn't happen ever. Didn't happen last year or the year before. It's another form of football. I think it's great that that's another component to football and being creative. But I don't buy the health issue in any way."
And then he added, "I think it's fiction."
Arkansas coach Bret Bielema said he hasn't softened his stance on player safety and when asked about Pinkel's "fiction" comment said, "I'm probably a more reality-based movie guy than a fiction guy. I deal with what I see."
A year ago at media days, Auburn's Gus Malzahn and Bielema had a public spat over the player safety issue with the hurry-up offense.
"It's a natural story," Bielema said, "that we don't see eye-to-eye. But you respect the opposite, especially when he has the success like he did. His philosophy is completely the opposite of what I believe in. We're not breaking bread together, but I'm not throwing bread and rocks at him."
Bielema said he hopes the 10-second rule that was discussed where the ball could not be snapped until 10 seconds had run off the clock will be discussed again in the future.
The league is taking a step to make sure that at least officials aren't caught off guard by adding an eighth official for some SEC games.
"The intent of the eighth official is not to go faster, not to go slower, but to help our guys officiate better," said Steve Shaw, the league's supervisor of officials.
Shaw showed video during his presentation that included officials not having time to turn around or do their pre-snap routines before the ball was snapped.
"The game is changed with spread offenses," Shaw said. "The center judge (or eighth official) will spot the ball on every play and will interact with the referee on substitutions. That's going to be really helpful to us."
Each team will have a game with the eight-man crew. Whether it becomes a routine for the league remains to be seen.
We only know the debate among the coaches will not go away soon.
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Barry Ritholtz
Barry Ritholtz blogs at the popular The Big Picture, offering up his macro perspectives on the capital markets, the economy, technology and digital media. He is also CEO and director of equity research of Fusion IQ, a quantitative research firm.Ritholtz holds a bachelor's degree in political science (with a concentration in philosophy) from the State University of New York at Stony Brook, and a J.D. from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, where he studied corporate law and economics.
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This property is situated in the heart of Yarraman on two and three quarter acres. There are eight historic buildings on the site including what was once a Sisters of Mercy Convent. This is a two story building 25 metres by 15 metres. The internal walls are stained tongue and groove crows ash timber. Also included are the Yarraman Railway Station, Arthur Brown's Butcher Shop, c1921 slab hut, c1930 farmer's cottage.
The first floor of the main building houses a restaurant with licensed bar, licensed Cellar Door with wine tasting, a community resource centre, internet lounge with public access terminals and tourist Visitor Information Centre.
The ground level contains a district cultural museum displays; 'Wooden Wealth', the history of timber in the district; Tarong Energy display, the history of the town's first power house; the Beersheba Room, a military memorabilia display featuring a bugle used in the Light Horse Charge at Beersheba in 1917 and an Art Gallery featuring a new artist each month.
There is an area of one acre, which is called the 'Australian Area'. It consists of natural scrub walk ways and barbecue facilities.
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Female Selective Abortion in India
de Trisha Shah
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'BETI - Female Selective Abortion in India' is a graphic narrative based in India, that represents sex discrimination and gender bias through a cultural narrative with supplemental information on topics such as, science, laws and statistics. The book mainly focuses in the most extreme form of sex discrimination, female selective abortion, which is; is the termination of pregnancy based on the fetus being female. This occurs in select groups in India that sex discriminates due to cultural prejudice against females regardless of availability of resources and economy. The graphic narrative is to educate females on sex discrimination (female selective abortion) and why this leads to gender bias for women and gender imbalance in society in the future. This book fills the gap of information between the science relating to reproduction and sex and what the cultural misconceptions of sex (ie. gender) and reproduction are. Understanding these topics will within a narrative of a story with the right scientific infomration will enable them to make connections about gender based on a different context, through science as opposed purely through cultural perception.
Características y detalles
- Categoría Cómic y novela gráfica
Apaisado estándar, 25×20 cm
48 Páginas
- Fecha de publicación jul. 08, 2012
- Etiquetas gender equality, sex selective abortion, india
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Trisha Shah graduated from the Cleveland Institute of Art majoring in Biomedical Art. This is her first book written and illustrated herself. Her previous publications include, illustrations for 'The Know How Of Face Transplantation'. Her career began in boarding school in India; exploring various techniques of Indian art such as, pottery, weaving, printmaking and painting. Her current work, this book, uses the skills gained from biomedical art to represent topics with serious ethical issues. Growing up in India, she has felt the need to educate others to improve conditions for women in her country that face sex discrimination and gender bias. Her goal is to fill the gap in information for an audience that is neglected, and help spread awareness. To see more of her work go to her artist website: http://trishashah.com/
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John Tortorella:
On Brandon Dubinsky's injury:
"No one specific thing (caused it). He's been complaining a little bit about soreness. We gave him a day off here and there, but there was no one specific thing. They looked at it yesterday and looked at it again today, more closely, and it's a stress fracture.
"He's been struggling through it for the past couple of weeks here."
"Weise is in."
Other moves before the trip?
"I just worry about tonight. (The team leaves tonight for a three-game trip). This is our team. At this point, this is our team."
"You play. You can't worry about how difficult it is. You've got to find a way to get it done. We have five games in seven nights here. There's no time to think, there's no time to whine. It's time to play and just try to find a way to get points."
"Again, he was struggling through it, but still was playing very well. When Rammer (trainer Jim Ramsay) talked to me about it … yesterday, yeah, it's a surprise. But you've got to move right by it. It gives other guys opportunities. You just go out and play."
"(Dubinsky) is in every situation. He's maturing, he's becoming a leader, and that's just stuff off the ice. You can see him maturing off the ice. And he's a big player for us. He's a very important guy in all situations, offensively and defensively. We've been using him more, because of our struggles, taking faceoffs on one circle. We've been using him more there. So it's a big hole. It's a big hole. But we can't — as much as you like to sit here and whine about it and pine about it, we can't. We have games. We have five games in seven nights, so someone, as a group — and this is how we've won here, as a team. You've got to pull together as a team and try find a way to scrap points here. Then after the all-star break, maybe we'll see the health of some other guys (Ryan Callahan expected back on or around Feb. 1) who can maybe help us."
Where this loss hurts the most:
"Everything. Everything. It's a big hole. I'm not going to shy away from it. He is a huge piece here. It's everything. He's a huge penalty killer for us. He's one of our leading scorers. He adds jam on our forecheck. He has done everything and he deserves credit for how we've played this year, so it's a hole. It's a pretty big hole for us."
Fedotenko will go back with Boyle and Prust. Avery will play with Anisimov and Gaborik. Stepan will remain with Zuccarello and Wolski. Drury will play the left with Newbury and Weise. Lundqvist is in goal.
On what to do to get a guy like Gaborik going.
"When you're dealing with players, all players, not just Gabby, you're always going through one way of a process to get him through and he's a very important guy for us. So we think he's going to work himself out of it and be a big part of this."
Eminger is moving back to his natural right side, and Gilroy, also a righty shot, will go back to the left.
"We're trying to help Emmy. It's been a little inconsistent on the left side a little bit with Emmy. So I think it balances our six D. We need to play and get some minutes more filtered through (the six) playing five in seven nights. We feel that Gilly is playing with confidence. I'm not sure how (he's) going to react going to the left side, but we feel he's improved so much, we want to try him there and give Emmy a chance at the right side."
Expect him to be as aggressive on the pinch on the right?
"We hope so. I think he will be. I don't think he overthinks that. We want him to be aggressive there. I don't think that's going to be a problem with him. It's always, when you switch the D and this is where I think Emmy has fought it sometimes, you kind of get blocked out sometimes as far as passing. And Emmy on the left side as a right-handed defensemen, we feel he's just holding onto the puck too much. There's been a few turnovers because we haven't moved the puck quickly enough. So we want him to see the ice on the right side, give him a chance there, and it does balance our six D, we feel, as far as our personnel right now. It's not going to be divvied up completely even, but we can play three and four, five and six, more."


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Sometimes life is hard, but last weekend wasn't one of those times: Cooking Channel staff ate their way through a sea of local Miami restaurant stalls and sipped on world-class wine during this year's Wine and Food Festival Grand Tasting — all on the white sands of South Beach, Miami.
Now that we're back to colder weather and cubicles, we're dreaming up ways to continue the "South Beach Diet" at home. Now you can, too!
See what we liked, what we didn't like, and how to cook up South Beach-inspired fare in your own kitchen.
This cool cucumber twist on a margarita is worth cracking at home. The sweet-spicy chili rim on the glass will delight and amaze your friends.
Move over, empanadas! These savory beef pastelillos – Dominican-style, picadillo-stuffed fried bites — from Alain Ducasse and his mix on the Beach in Vieques were inspired. Is he really French? Pass a cold malta, please.
Friends warned us about the lines for this one, but it was worth it to get our hands on The Burger & Beer Joint's BBQ Bacon Burger. Get an up close and personal view of this sweet slider and more:
See all the highlights (and lowlights) from SoBe in our Grand Tasting Gallery!
More SoBe Wine & Food Fest Coverage:
- Our SoBe Wine & Food Fest Highlight Reel: Savory, Sweet and Star-Studded
- Event Recap: Best Thing I Ever Ate…At The Beach
- Scenes From BubbleQ and Rachael Ray's Burger Bash


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Unlike having a boyfriend, which implies a stronger relationship/commitment, this classification of male companion are those that you sleep with occasionally and keep on regular rotation.
Could also be used with females: girlfront
Could also be used with females: girlfront
"Yeah, I hooked up with him the other night and I'm seeing that other hot guy tomorrow. That's all I've got on the boy front. Ha! Neither one of them is my boyFRIEND, they're my boyFRONTs!"
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BURY band Elbow are putting the champagne on ice — and have manufactured their own pale ale to celebrate the release of their new album.
Named Charge, in conjunction with Marston's Beer, the tipple is available in Nicholson's pubs across the country.
The band were involved in the beermaking process, and the closest pubs to Bury which will serve the beer are in Manchester, at the Old Wellington in Cathedral Approach, and The Bank, in Mosley Street.
It is not the first time that the group have created their own beer, after launching their Build a Rocket Boys ale to celebrate the release of their album of the same name in 2011. The pale ale was named Charge after one of the tracks featured in their sixth album, The Take Off and Landing of Everything, which is released on March 10.
Lead singer Guy Garvey said: "With the help of the good people at Marston's we've created a beer with a spicy American feel that still retains the class of a traditional British real ale. It's the perfect accompaniment to the album."
Tom Lenihan, Marston's brand manager, added: "They have a genuine passion for beer and we see it as a great way of reaching a different audience for our beers."
Playback events, where fans can listen to the new album and sample the beer, will be held later this month and in March, and the beer will also be available for home delivery.


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SCHOOL was a real page turner for pupils who met with a favourite children's author.
Writer Jeremy Strong visited Cherry Orchard First School in Pershore to hold three presentations with pupils from seven cluster schools about his books.
Jeremy, whose books include the Cartoon Kid, The-Hundred-Mile-An-Hour-Dog series as well as joke books, spoke about his life and how he became an author.
He also read extracts of his books to the children.
Head Sarah Bitcon said: "Jeremy is very popular, particularly with children in key stage two.
"I sat in the presentation with the year three and four children and they were fits of giggles for the whole time.
"It was lovely to see."


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Tina Miller, Meijer Healthy Living adviser, shares this crustless quiche recipe that has all the creamy goodness but less fat.
Crustless Quiche with Goat Cheese and Scallions
Serves 8
2 Tbsp. I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!® Spread, divided
12 green onions or scallions, cut into 1/2-inch pieces (NuVal® Score 99)
1/2 tsp. Kosher salt, divided
1/2 tsp. ground white or black pepper, divided
4 eggs (Meijer Extra NuVal® Score 38)
4 ounces goat cheese, sliced
1 cup Meijer 2% Reduced Fat Milk
1/2 cup Meijer Light sour cream
Dash hot pepper sauce
Dash Worcestershire sauce
- Preheat oven to 400°. Grease bottom and sides of 9-inch round glass baking dish with 1 tablespoon I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!® Spread; set aside.
- Melt remaining 1 tablespoon Spread in 10-inch skillet over medium heat and cook green onions, 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper, stirring frequently, until green onions are crisp-tender, about 2 minutes. Turn onto baking sheet, then cool in refrigerator.
- Whisk eggs in medium bowl. Stir in goat cheese, breaking up lumps. Season with remaining salt and pepper. When it is fairly smooth, whisk in remaining ingredients.
- Pour egg mixture into prepared dish, then sprinkle with green onions. Bake 30 minutes or until golden brown. Cool 20 minutes. Garnish, if desired, with additional green onions.
Nutrition Information per serving: Calories 170, Fat 13g, Saturated 4g, Trans Fat 0g, Cholesterol 140mg, Sodium 260mg, Carbohydrate 4g, Sugars 2g, Dietary Fiber 1g, Protein 9g.
Recipe Source: UnileverSpreads.com


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POLICE are appealing for information after a boy was offered a lift home as he walked from school in Colne.
The incident happened at around 3.50pm on Thursday when the nine-year-old was approached by a man in a black car or van in Trawden Road. The driver is described as white, around 35 with short brown hair.
Sgt Shaun Pearson said: "It is possible that someone may have offered the boy a lift home after being concerned about the distance he was walking. If this is the case I would urge this person to come forward so we can put parents' minds at ease. We understand that people may be alarmed and concerned about this incident and we would like to reassure them that we take reports like this seriously and it is being thoroughly investigated."
Police are working in the area and parents are urged to be vigilant.


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Museum of Ideas and Inventions
via slowear.it
on 27 March 2011
Barcelona's highly-anticipated Museum of Ideas and Inventions officially opened recently. With four different sections over two stories—connected by a spiral slide—the institution will be home to both permanent and temporary collections that show how innovation can improve the quality of life.
Product Placement and Brand Mentions in Top 20 Tracks
via bloomberg.com
A whopping 212 different brands have been mentioned throughout all the songs that reached top 20 status in the last three years, according to Bloomberg pop culture reporter Kim Bhasin and data journalist Lance Lambert. Their study analyzed the tracks, searching for brand references, whether by proper name or through slang references. Rolls-Royce received the most mentions (helped along the way by Rolls-Royce owners Drake, DJ Khaled and French Montana), but eight of the top 10 brands overall were cars. Remarkably, everything from Rolaids to Adobe Photoshop and Grey Poupon received shout-outs. Head over to Bloomberg for all the results.
AuthaGraph World Map Corrects Perceptions
via mashable.com
No map is perfect but those behind AuthaGraph have offered an alternative that addresses size perception. By laying the spherical world out on 96 triangles, which are then transferred to a triangular pyramid, they have been able to depict continents (and countries) in more accurate sizes with regard to one another. When unfolded, this pyramid can either lay flat in rectangular form or be folded into a globe, with both being accurate. It's not the best navigational tool, but that's not the point—this is an educational implement.
Ettore Sottsass Sketched His Autobiography
via fastcodesign.com
Prolific and significant, architect and designer Ettore Sottsass sketched an illustrated autobiography back in 1993. Now published in a new edition of Phaidon's "Ettore Sottsass," these sketches offer a fascinating peep inside the brain of a master. They're incredibly charming and accompanied by poetic notes of interest. (An especially interesting one: as a child, he enjoyed designing cemeteries.) Proving Sottsass was quite a sensitive soul, this illustrated autobiography makes for quite the exploration. Read and see more at FastCo.
Recycle Your Eclipse Glasses
via gizmodo.com
After today's total solar eclipse in the United States, many who took proper precaution find themselves with flimsy cardboard eclipse sunglasses. Thankfully, these glasses don't need to occupy table space or end up in the trash. Astronomers Without Borders is soon to announce a program where they'll be redistribute these glasses to schools in Asia and South America for the solar eclipse in 2019. "This is an opportunity for schools to have a first-hand science experience that they might not otherwise have" Mike Simmons, the president of Astronomers Without Borders, explains to Gizmodo. Anyone looking to recycle their glasses can send them to Astronomers Without Borders' corporate sponsor, Explore Scientific, at 621 Madison Street, Springdale, Arkansas.
NASA's Night Photography Tracks Cracking Glaciers
via nationalgeographic.com
Following the Larsen C ice shelf's behavior quite closely, since one of the largest icebergs in history broke off in July, scientists came across a problem: it's winter in Antartica and therefore it's entirely dark. To solve the issue, NASA scientists have added a special instrument to a satellite in order to photograph and track the ice shelf. Instead of using regular light like normal cameras, this one uses a Thermal Infrared Sensor—capturing images "by measuring the differences in temperature between the water and the ice." Find out more at National Geographic.
Farewell Jerry Lewis
via nytimes.com
The prolific, much-adored (and somewhat disdained) comedian and filmmaker Jerry Lewis has died aged 91 at his home in Las Vegas. Lewis performed in Manhattan nightclubs as a contrasting character to his stage-mate Dean Martin—and the duo rose to fame fast. From acting on Broadway and in films (perhaps most famously, "The Nutty Professor"), producing and writing his own movies, and penning multiple autobiographies, Lewis tried his hand at many mediums. But, as the NY Times says, "His ultimate object of contemplation was his own contradictory self, and he turned his obsession with fragmentation, discontinuity and the limits of language into a spectacle that enchanted children, disturbed adults and fascinated postmodernist critics." Read his full, fascinating obituary at the Times.
How Kanye West Lyrics are Tricking Instagram's AI
via wired.com
As part of Wired's in-depth profile on Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom, the 33-year-old discussed how he wants to clean up the internet—but it's proving difficult. The company is using DeepText (a word categorization system) to try to filter "good" words from "bad" ones, but it's tripping over cultural differences. For example, it stumbled over the British slang for cigarettes and plenty of Kanye West lyrics. In fact, every line of the first verse in "Famous" was blocked. Instagram now has the option for users to choose words they want filtered out, but Systrom is determined to keep working on it—and wants to make Instagram kind again. Read the full article at Wired.
Understanding the Natural Chemicals Within Magic Mushrooms
via gizmodo.com
Since 1968, scientists have explored the enzymatic process in magic mushrooms that produces its active chemical, psilocybin. Not until a brand new study—published in the German journal Angewandte Chemie—has it been decoded. Scientists sequenced the genomes of two magic mushroom species, Psilocybe cubensis and Psilocybe cyanescens. Through enzyme isolation and splicing, they were later able to create their own psilocybin—something that could ultimately be beneficial for the pharmaceutical world. Yes, the process is complex but this new information can help develop a psychedelic fungal drug production process. Read more at Gizmodo.
Studio Ghibli Will Reopen For Hayao Miyazaki's New Film
via engadget.com
Hayao Miyazaki—the beautiful mastermind behind "Spirited Away," "Howl's Moving Castle" and more—is coming out of retirement, which means that the animation house he co-founded, Studio Ghibli, shall reopen. Miyazaki hosted a ceremony last month during which time he "brought together his main collaborators already engaged on his new feature film to talk to them about the project." It's rumored to be an adaptation of his CGI short film "Boro the Caterpillar." Read more at Engadget.
The World's Largest Bicycle Parking Garage
via psfk.com
Snagging the title from Tokyo's Kasai underground station, the Central Train Station in Utrecht, the Netherlands will now house the world's largest bicycle parking garage. It launches with 6,000 spots but will expand to 12,500 by next year. As PSFK points out for context, that's enough room to house every single NYC Citibike and still have room for 2,500 more bikes. The 56,000-square-foot underground will offer free parking for the first 24 hours, and it will also be a hub for sharable bikes from OV-fiets. Surprisingly, as massive as the garage will be, those in Utrecht are already starting to worry that it won't be enough to combat the city's need. See more photos at PSFK.
Yayoi Kusama is Opening a Museum
via dazeddigital.com
Known and adored all over the world, artist Yayoi Kusama is set to open her very own museum in Tokyo. The five-story museum will host a garden, reading room, materials archive and a shop—as well as some of Kusama's most famous and celebrated works. Opening 1 October this year, tickets will cost ¥1,000 ($7) and it's surely to become a much-visited Tokyo institution. Read more at Dazed.
Vegetable By-Products Turned Into Waffles and Syrup
via makezine.com
Food designer Chloé Rutzerveld's proposed a new way to confront our global vegetable waste problem (where by-products are tossed rather than used). No, it's not a soup. Rutzerveld has developed a recipe for sweet waffles derived from carrot, beetroot, or celeriac. She's also created a syrup from the juices of those vegetables—through a water reduction process. Thus, these are entirely plant-based waffles (vegan and additive free). To learn more head over to Makezine.
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This wonderful soft roving British yarn is a designer's dream. Made from a blend of merino wool and kid mohair, it creates beautiful textured and cable stitches and lovely striping and pattern effects.
Article Number:9802100
Fibre Content:Merino Wool: 80%, Kid Mohair: 20%
Season:Autumn Winter
Yarn Ball Weight:100g
Yarn Meterage/Yardage:115/126
Tension/Gauge Stitches:14
Tension/Gauge Rows:16
Care Instructions:
Recommended Knitting Needles:
Knitting Needle (UK):2
Knitting Needle (US):10½
Knitting Needle, MM:7