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|Darrin Peterson had his second-straight 100-yard game and finished with two touchdowns to lead the Flames to a 45-15 victory over Monmouth on Saturday.
Liberty's defense set the tone early with a first quarter safety and followed with three interceptions, while Darrin Peterson had his second straight 100-yard receiving game to lead the Flames to a 45-15 win over Monmouth, Saturday evening, at Williams Stadium.
The win opened Liberty's 25th season of play at its on-campus facility with a 30-point victory and evened the Flames' record at 1-1 on the year.
The loss dropped Liberty's future Big South opponent to 0-2 on the year, as the Flames will start facing Monmouth on a regular basis next year when the Hawks join the league as an associate member.
Liberty's first drive of the game stalled at the Monmouth 36-yard line. Big South all-conference punter Grant Bowden was able to drop his fourth punt inside the 20-yard line of the season, pinning Monmouth at its own one-yard line.
The Hawks kept the ball on the ground for the next three plays, but Liberty's defense was able to stop them from gaining any yards each time. On the third play, Jacob Hagen and Scott Hyland tackled Julian Hayes in the end zone, giving Liberty a 2-0 lead at 8:05 in the first quarter following the safety.
After holding Monmouth to its second straight three-and-out series, Liberty started its third possession of the game on its own 44-yard line.
On the third play of the drive, quarterback Josh Woodrum completed a 40-yard post route passing play to Dante Shells to set up a first-and-goal situation from the three-yard line. Two plays later, Desmond Rice found a hole open in the middle of the line of scrimmage to score from two yards out and give the Flames a 9-0 lead with 1:11 left to play in the opening quarter.
The visitors quickly answered back, starting with a 34-yard kickoff return by Zach Fabel, followed directly by a 27-yard play action touchdown pass from Brandon Hill to Mike McLafferty. After a bad snap on the extra point try, Charlie Vellis' pass fell incomplete, leaving the score at 9-6 with 59 seconds left to play in the opening quarter.
Monmouth's defense tried to keep the Hawks, momentum alive on the next drive when Tevrin Brandon hauled in a one-handed interception of Woodrum, stepping in front of a pass intended for Darrin Peterson.
But the Flames' defense responded once again, forcing a third three-and-out series to give Liberty the ball back with good field position after a six-yard punt by Spillane.
Six plays later, Woodrum went back to Peterson and this time the sophomore connection worked, as the pair linked up for a 28-yard touchdown pass. Woodrum then found an open Brandon Apon on the two-point conversion try, pushing Liberty's lead to 17-6 with 10:12 left to play before halftime.
The two teams traded three-and-out series with the second putting Monmouth at its own 22-yard line after a 45-yard punt by Bowden.
On the second play of the drive, Kevin Fogg picked off his first of two passes on the evening, running the turnover back 29 yards for a touchdown to extend Liberty's lead to 24-6.
With 3:26 to play in the half, Woodrum found Peterson one more time before the intermission, with the sophomore scoring on an 85-yard passing play to send the Flames into the locker room with a 31-6 lead.
Liberty more than tripled Monmouth's first-half offensive production, finishing the first 30 minutes of play with 260 total offensive yards to the Hawks' 75 offensive yards.
Woodrum finished the opening half 9-of-15 for 190 yards. Peterson tallied 124 receiving yards on three receptions with two resulting in touchdowns.
The Flames held Monmouth to 13 rushing yards in the first half, while Hill completed 6-of-14 passing attempts for 62 yards. His top target was Neal Sterling, who had three receptions for 23 yards.
Monmouth opened the second half with its most successful offensive drive of the game, driving to Liberty's six-yard line on six plays for 69 yards. However, Hill tried to find an open receiver in the end zone and his pass attempt was picked off by Fogg, giving the senior his second career two-interception game.
After the ball was placed at the 20-yard line, Liberty methodically marched down the field, capping off a 10-play, 80-yard scoring drive with a Clifton Richardson one-yard rushing touchdown at the 6:45 mark to push the Flames' lead to 38-6.
Liberty used its third and final interception of the game to score its final points of the night, starting with Walt Aikens' fifth career pick at the 2:16 mark of the third quarter.
On the next play, Peterson completed a flea-flicker pass to tight end Brandon Apon for a 22-yard pick-up, setting up back-to-back rushing plays by D.J. Abnar. The second was a four-yard burst following a pitch right to seal the victory for the Flames with one minute left to play in the third quarter.
The visitors were able to dent the scoreboard twice early in the fourth quarter on two lengthy plays, adding nine points to the scoreboard and trim the Flames' final margin of victory.
The first was a 42-yard touchdown passing play from back-up quarterback Greg DePugh to Fabel with the tight end catching the pass just in front of his own bench and outrunning the defenders for a score at the 14:12 mark of the fourth quarter.
Liberty mishandled the ball on its next drive, giving Monmouth the ball back after a fumble. Four plays later, Spillane put the final points of the night on the scoreboard with a 46-yard field goal with 11:18 left to play.
Liberty missed posting its sixth 400-yard game under head coach Turner Gill by one yard, finishing the night with 399 total offensive yards. Monmouth had 280 yards of total offense, with 101 of those yards coming in the fourth quarter.
Woodrum finished the night 13-of-19 for 237 yards with two touchdowns. Nine different players tallied receptions in the game with Shells leading the team in receptions (four for 68 yards) and Peterson posting his second straight 100-yard game with 124 receiving yards on three receptions.
Liberty's run game was shared between Rice, Richardson and Abnar. Rice led the squad with 16 carries for 50 yards, while Abnar followed with 12 carries for 38 yards and Richardson ended with 11 rushing attempts for 24 yards. Each running back had a rushing touchdown.
Julian Hayes led Monmouth's ground game with 14 carries for 46 yards, followed by K.B. Asante's eight rushing attempts for 43 yards.
Hill finished the night 7-of-17 for 97 yards, while having three passes picked off. DePugh completed 5-of-8 passing attempts for 96 yards. Both visiting quarterbacks had a touchdown pass with McLafferty leading all Monmouth receivers with three catches for 75 yards.
Nick Sigmon and Jimmy O'Grady finished atop the Flames' defensive stats list, leading the stout defensive effort with five tackles each. Fogg finished without a tackle, but with two interceptions, while Aikens had two solo stops and his interception.
Monmouth's top tacklers in the game were middle linebacker Gary Oneukwusi with nine tackles (six solo, three assisted), followed by strong safety Clark Coe's eight stops (two solo, six assisted).
The Flames will welcome Morgan State to Williams Stadium next weekend as part of Hall of Fame weekend. The non-conference tilt is slated to kick off at 7 p.m.


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My view: Current product=TNA>WWE
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How many blogs have I made about TNA crapping all over the product? It is about damn time that I made a positive blog about TNA. Comes during a time when Hogan/Bischoff are gone! No surprise to anyone here, I expect TNA to make strides going forward. Hopefully that is....Which is what this blog is about. Why is TNA's product better than WWE's right now?
Women: First off, no need to speak of comparisons of Knockouts vs Divas divisions. Like always, Knockouts>Divas. However, why is Gail champion again? I was looking forward to ODB vs Lady Tapa. I know Gail Kim is great, but how many times can she reign as champion? She has faced and beat everyone besides lady Tapa. ODB faced Sky, Tapa, Tess, Taryn, ect for the strap? Exactly why someone different in my eyes should be the knockouts champion. AJ beating every total Diva to finally drop the strap to Snuka some time down the road. Predictable, but better than Kaitlyn, Eve, Layla, ect title runs.
Tag division: is a lopsided one for WWE's side. You got Wyatts, Shield, Usos, , PTPs, Rhodes bros, among others. Legit tag teams that steal the show at times no matter the show. Bad influence is all TNA has virtually. No real tag teams that I like. What babyface tag teams do they have? I like Bro-Mans maybe to some folks surprise. I like Ion's addition as well. Just a matter of who they will face?
Midcard: really sucks for both TNA/WWE. Tossup really, I like the heel turn of Sabin, but I wish they would have capitalized off momentum that they had with Sabin to possibly be a top guy in the company. Just like Kofi, comes a time when you won the belt so many times. Sabin really hasn't faced main event guys like he has the X-Division ones. I'm all about new and fresh. Midcard in WWE, you have so many great heels, but no babyfaces to face. No up and coming top babyfaces to get behind. R-Truth has had his time, same as Kofi. I like Big E and think he can be a player in WWE down the road. Very happy to see someone beat disappointing Axel for the strap. Problem is the booking, Kofi loses to Ambrose than loses to Axel. Just like, let him beat Kofi and let the other midcard champion beat the same guy after that. That is the feeling of WWE's midcard booking. Midcard isn't allowed to dislike each other or be battling in a platform like steel cage over the belt. It is just for the belt all the time!! How to get a babyface over? Make it personal, make me want the babyface to take the title off the heel!
World championship: TNA is head and shoulders above WWE right now when it comes to the world title scene. 8 man world title tourney to crown a new TNA world champion, 7 former world champions with 1 up and coming guy in Magnus in the Finals facing Jeff Hardy. I'm rooting for Magnus to pull that off this Thursday, someone new holding the world title. What I like about the tourney is the fact, every match had a gimmick to change it up a bit. TLC, get Cena/Orton again, people say great rivalry. I have found the rivalry boring. I'd rather see Cena/Bryan for the undisputed title. Ever since Summerslam, WWE ppvs have been a lot less interesting and disappointing. Tired of same old guys on top. Fans even started chanting TNA during Survivor Series main event. Not just internet geeks feel this way. The fans in the stands feel that way as well. Both have won the world title 10+ times and Cena is almost at Flair's record. Yea, it is time for a change.
In conclusion, TNA, is better than WWE in 3 out of the 4 divisions. Midcard is given a platform to succeed with Ultimate X among others including the Knockouts. World title scene is different with new guys. Hopefully Magnus wins to finally achieve the success everyone has been craving him to achieve. He will no longer be the future, he will be the present of pro wrestling!! Hopefully Royal Rumble will get WWE back on track with the ppvs. TNA is more appealing to me than WWE is!!
What are your thoughts? TNA better right now to you? Agree or disagree with me? Why? What are your thoughts on TNA's tourney? What are your thoughts on Orton/Cena for the unified championship? Leave that and more in the comment section below. Thanks for reading!!
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A NIGHTCLUB owner in Kidderminster has been banned from playing recorded music at his premises after being caught playing it without a licence.
London's High Court imposed the ban on Michael Emery, who trades as Home Nightclub in Kidderminster's Dixon Street.
Judge Mr Justice Mann was told at the court that Emery was playing recorded copyrighted music there when he did not have a licence from music royalties collectors Phonographic Performance Ltd (PPL).
In addition to the ban he also ordered Emery, who was not in court and not represented, to pay £1,560 in legal costs by March 21.
The ban also extends to any other premises he runs until he brings his licence up to date. If he does not comply he could end up behind bars.
Failure to obey the order and turn any premises he runs into a music-free zone until all licence fees are brought up to date would be regarded as contempt of court, the penalties for which can be fines of up to £10,000 and up to six months prison.
The judge was told that he was caught after a PPL inspector visited the premises on November 30 last year and heard music being played when no licence was in force. The inspector heard tracks including What Love Is Made Of by Katy B and Real by Gorgon City featuring Yasmin.
PPL's counsel Fiona Clark said solicitors had sent letters to the premises informing Emery of the nature and extent of PPL's repertoire and the fact that the playing in public of sound recordings without PPL's licence or permission constituted infringement of its copyright and inviting him to acquire a licence.
The ban applies to all forms of mechanically recorded music such as records, tapes and CDs in PPL's repertoire. Depending on the size of a venue and the audiences involved music licences can cost little but they can also run into hundreds or even thousands of pounds.
PPL's Nazneen Nawaz said: "PPL is the UK-based music licensing company which licenses recorded music for broadcast, online and public performance use. Established in 1934, PPL carries out this role on behalf of thousands of record company and performer members.
"Public performance licences are issued by PPL to hundreds of thousands of businesses and organisations from all sectors across the UK who play recorded music to their staff or customers and who, therefore, require a licence by law.
"These can range from bars, nightclubs, shops and hotels to offices, factories, gyms, schools, universities and local authorities. Tariffs vary but a licence, issued on an annual basis, can cost as little as 18p a day.
"This licence is required to play recorded music in any business context and covers millions of different recordings. After the deduction of PPL's running costs, all revenue collected is distributed to members. PPL does not retain a profit for its services. In 2012 PPL collected revenue of £170.8 million.
"With over 10,000 members who are record companies or other recorded music rights holders and 65,000 performer members, PPL has a large and diverse membership.
"Members include major record labels and globally successful performers, as well as many independent labels, sole traders and session musicians, ranging from orchestral players to percussionists and singers, all of whom are entitled to be fairly paid for the use of their recordings and performances.
"PPL's role and remit increases, year on year. The company receives details electronically on a weekly basis for an average of 6,500 new recordings."


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End-of-Sale Announcement for PA-MC-8DSX1
IntroductionCisco Systems is announcing the end-of-sale (EoS) for PA-MC-8DSX1 (Eight-Port Multichannel T1 Port Adapter with Integrated DSUs) for the Cisco 7200 and 7500 series routers. The replacement product and support programs are detailed in Table 2. For those interfaces already deployed in the field, the standard Cisco support programs remain in effect.
Table 1 EoS Schedule
Support ProgramsEnd of sale refers to the time when certain products are no longer available for new purchases. It does not apply to the service and support programs for those products. Cisco will continue to support the PA-MC-8DSX1 port adapter through our SMARTnet™ and comprehensive maintenance programs. Customers with either of these service contracts are entitled to free software updates, 24-hour phone support through the Technical Assistance Center, and advanced replacement of hardware for repairs. Comprehensive maintenance customers also receive onsite service. Customers who do not have a maintenance contract can purchase software updates and hardware repair services from Cisco to meet specific requirements rather than full-service coverage. Cisco is committed to providing software support for a minimum of two years and hardware support for a period of five years after the EoS date.
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8-port multichannel T1 with integrated CSU/DSUs
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"He Does Look A Lot Like Malcolm X": Checking In On The Birthers
During a discussion on Fox News' The Five last week, Eric Bolling bristled [1] at co-host Bob Beckel invoking the tea party's obsession with Obama's birth certificate. According to Bolling, birtherism was "ages ago," and is now "water under the bridge." It certainly behooves Bolling to relegate the birth certificate frenzy to "water under the bridge," considering buffoons like him irreparably damaged their (already minimal) credibility by repeatedly hyping that ridiculous conspiracy theory.
In fact, the last we left Bolling and the birther issue, he and Pam Geller were analyzing [2] a poster-sized version of Obama's long-form birth certificate on Bolling's Fox Business program. At the time, Bolling announced the long-form birth certificate released by the White House "may or may not be" Photoshopped, and added that "there are at least questions." (Among the "questions" Bolling had was how the doctor that delivered Obama hadn't told his family that he had delivered the president, despite the fact the doctor died five years before Obama was elected.)
Either way, good to hear Bolling has found the answers to his questions and the birther issue is now "water under the bridge" for him. However, there's a group for which the birth certificate issue is not "ages ago," but is actually on the verge of finally breaking through and taking down Obama for good.
WorldNetDaily still regularly publishes articles about Obama's birth certificate, and their online "superstore" is still packed with various birther wares. Last week, WND reporter Jerome Corsi, author of Where's the Birth Certificate? and perhaps the single strongest driving force of the birth certificate conspiracy, was invited to Arizona by a tea party group to give a presentation about the birth certificate.
After spending an hour running through his various pieces of evidence that Obama's birth certificate is a forgery and rehashing his conspiracy that birther opportunist Donald Trump was secretly working for Obama, Corsi was asked an important question about whether it concerns him that Obama looks "a lot like Malcolm X." Corsi responded that "there's no proof that he is Malcolm X's son," and he "always thought the father was Indonesian," because Obama's "characteristics are more Indonesian."
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WOMAN: Does it concern you that he doesn't look a thing like Sr -- Obama Sr. -- but he does look a lot like Malcolm X?
[Laughter from audience. Man off camera says "that's a good one."]
CORSI: There's no proof that he is Malcolm X's son. He does not look like Barack Obama Sr. at all, and I've had a lot of questions as to whether he's the father. Want to know what I think? I've always thought the father was Indonesian. There's an Indonesian look alike very much like Barack Obama, and I think his characteristics are more Indonesian than they are -- and she might have met some Indonesian at [unintelligible] bar one night and that might be how it happened.
Corsi joked a bit later -- to more laughter from the crowd -- that "Malcolm X is still in the running" as Obama's real father. (This lunatic theory first gained attention when Geller promoted it on her blog [3] a few years ago.)
Giving presentations to tea party groups isn't all Corsi has been up to lately. He also started his own social network called [4] "1776 Nation," which describes itself as a "social network site for patriots."
Among the activities encouraged by Corsi's site is a campaign to "Fax Blast Washington" about the birth certificate. As the site explains [5] it, now is the "time to turn up the heat and cook Washington fax machines with HOT, SEARING Faxes! Not just any fax, BUT millions of boiling 'WHERE'S THE BIRTH CERTIFICATE' faxes."
On the front page of 1776 Nation, they are promoting a "Millionpatriotsmarch" in Washington, D.C., this October. Organized by "Charles Jones," the event description explains that "we the people need to rid our great country of this usurper." As of this writing, the rally [6] is only 999,997 people short of a million.
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Titus Stewart may only be eight, but he dreams big.
Make that weighty dreams.
And now, with Christmas only one sleep away, this year Titus's challenge will help fill the coffers of our Pennies From Heaven campaign to help the Christmas Cheer Board and Winnipeg Harvest.
You see, earlier this year, right after our last Pennies campaign wrapped up, Titus decided to continue collecting pennies for our next drive.
And by collecting, that means looking for coins on the sidewalk, cajoling family and friends to donate and getting spare change.
"When I was in kindergarten I did it at the school, but then they stopped doing it so I decided to do it on my own," the Grade 3 student at St. Charles Catholic School said.
As his mother, Tamara, says: "Every time he finds money on the ground we have to turn it into pennies."
But then Titus made himself a personal challenge: He wanted to collect his weight in coins.
And this week, Titus pulled out the milk jugs filled with coins and got out the weight scale.
The final tally: Titus, 54.2 pounds. Coins, 93.8 pounds.
That's the equivalent of almost two Tituses he was able to raise.
And Titus knows where the money he has collected will go to.
"It helps the poor," he said. "I'm glad to help."
Titus and his family plan to bring their coins to one of our drop-off spots this weekend.
Which actually brings up an important point.
Our Pennies campaign, while winding down, is not quite over.
This is a crucial time: We still need to raise money to ensure the Cheer Board can pay their bills and Winnipeg Harvest can leverage the donations to get lots of food into their hampers in the days ahead.
So, in the next few days even while Christmas Day itself is in the rear-view mirror, please continue to bring your coins in to our drop-off boxes throughout the city or send cheques in the mail.
The bins at the Walmart stores and the RBC branches will disappear like Santa Claus at the end of this week, but for procrastinators, there will still be a bin at the Free Press building itself.
Thanks very much for thinking of the hungry.
Thanks to these generous donors:
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Walter and Eugenia Sahan
Jean Morris
'The Manitoba Senate'
Elizabeth Downey
Mabel Egan
G. & Mary Smith
James Grainger
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In memory of our daughter Teri Wingrove
In memory of Fred, Jean, Bill and Joan
Merrill and Linda Wozniak
Peggy Tait
Donna Carruthers
Catherine and Sidney Garvie
In memory of Zena Wolfson
Victoria Senior Men's Curling League
Terry and Michael Bellhouse
Beverley Corbett
Ruth Vincent
Deanna Muller
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Manitoba Hydro Credit & Recovery Services Department
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Where to take donations for Pennies from Heaven?
There are large collection bins inside each of the city's Walmart stores. Look for the bin with the photo of myself and Doc Walker near the front entrance (hint: I'm the one with the wings.)
All RBC branches in the city have our collection bins.
Our giant penny can once again be found on the second floor of Portage Place across from Customer Service.
The Free Press News Café at 237 McDermot Ave., is a new drop-off spot this year. You can even grab a coffee or sandwich while you're there.
The Free Press at 1355 Mountain Ave.
Cheques can be sent to Pennies from Heaven, c/o Winnipeg Free Press, 1355 Mountain Ave., Winnipeg, MB, R2X 3B6. Tax receipts will be issued.


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Location, Staff are wonderful,clean rooms, staff are more than excellent, Buses to disney were on time and clean
The room was nice, the staff ok Took more than 30 mins to check out, missed Cups in the room after first day
Very nice view from the room , near from disney land If you miss the last bus from disney land you have to take a taxi , they dont know that the people want to have dinner in the disney village because theres no other restaurants in the area , after the park closed of 15 mins its the time of last bus it should be after an hour , but thanks it was a great hotel.
Size of the room the comfortable bed The garden totally burn by the sun. You have then an view on a desert Window not clean at all Dirty curtain the breakfast :pancake are cold, fruit taste not good
the bus shuttle to EuroDisney, as well as the room was spacious. the breakfast is also rich and tasty. Service of the room. the do not afford slippers and bath ropes. another, they do not have a shuttle to the val d europe. the mattress need to be changes as well .
Room was conforable The spa/swimming pool was closed. The hotel was chosen expressely because of spa/swimming pool facilities. The closing was not communicated at booking. If I knew in advance I would not book that hotel.
Very careful staff, calm atmosphere in hotel, good for rest and sleep,beautiful nature, wonderful breakfast nothing
Location, Staff are wonderful,clean rooms, staff are more than excellent, Buses to disney were on time and clean
The decoration and comfort of the room, the golf course nearby, the quality of the breakfast and the foyer/bar area Unfortunately none of the maps of the Disneyland area show this hotel, neither do the street signs so it can be challenging to find if coming from the train station.
The room was nice, the staff ok Took more than 30 mins to check out, missed Cups in the room after first day
the view of the golf play ground the cleaning staff they are not up to the standard
Free Internet Service! The bus service between the hotel & Disney parks was not every 5 or 15 minutes as I was told over the phone by the hotel staff prior to arriving. It was every hour or more! The hotel's restaurant closes early! There were not adequate play activities for the kids.
Everything for the price we payed. Room was big, and clean. Nice LCD tv, big bathroom...Hotel is 10 min withe the free shuttle bus to the disneyland park.
Nothing at all Check in time: 45 mins (Trainee without a clue, no supervising manager available) Wanted to upgrade to Suite, SAS wanted to charge the difference between discounted price and list price. Rooms were dirty. They sell standard rooms as family rooms for a higher fee, all rooms in the hotel have the same size. Staying in hotels around 50 to 70 days per year, this was the worst experience ever.


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Yes, same thing. Couldn't think of what else to call them off the top of my head. My typical use for them is plugging holes in gang boxes and other metal electrical entry ways.
Regarding the ball valves, I'd personally probably split the difference and put two towards the front and cap the back ones. That way the majority of what is needed will have fine control without mucking around removing caps. And if it comes to it, then I can stop being lazy and remove a cap from the back. But I'm not a UDS expert; I'm more just discussing in terms of how I would approach it.


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text: Im feeling the effects of parenthood. Both my wife and I ran hard for years without restrictions or boundaries. I would hunt when I want. She would hit the road with her mother competing in rodeo events and we would see each other when it was convenient. My daughter is 8 months old today and my lord how our lifestyle has changed. A complete 180. We eat as a family. We spend a ton of time together. We lay on the ground and laugh at our daughters progression in life as she laughs and attempts to stand. I always knew we would have children but you cant imagine how the times change when you do. I think children are the reason we are here. To bring a better more advanced generation up and pass on our legacy. And hunting is just one past time I plan to pass along. You find ways to incorporate your children into your activities. I still shoot my bow almost daily. Is it a bit harder? Absolutely. I have to pack out the high chair. Grab her little teething toys. Some crackers and whatever else will keep her quite. But she sits there in her chair as i shoot and watches every move I make with complete content. Shooting my bow has never been so fun! Most of my memories involve the outdoors with my father. Impossible to make your own memories about teaching the outdoors without your own kids.


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About Willys de Castro
Willys de Castro was a painter, printmaker, draughtsman, and graphic artist, best known for his explorations of geometric abstraction. De Castro was an influential and active figure in the Grupo Neoconcreto, or the Neoconcretist Group, in Brazil. He began first to explore abstract geometric forms in painting and drawing during a graphic arts apprenticeship in 1950. Between 1959 and 1962, de Castro created his iconic "Objetos Ativos" series, which explored the plastic possibilities of two-dimensional planes and volume and questioned the pictorial role of canvas. As a result, his works were never strictly painting, but had qualities of sculpture. In his lifetime, de Castro also designed a number of costumes and sets.
Brazilian, 1926-1988
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Parsons posted a goal and an assist against Tennessee Wesleyan, scoring unassisted in the 37th minute and adding an assist three minutes later for a 3-0 CU lead at the half. In Sunday's victory over Brenau, her shot from the top of the box in the 74th minute was the game-winner in a 1-0 triumph. The senior now has 32 career goals in 55 matches in her Cumberland career.Anstey helped the Bulldogs win both matches during the week, including shutting down Brenau All-American Esther Anyanwu.The sophomore has moved into the central defense this season after playing on the outside in 2012. She limited the touches and kept Anyanwu (27 goals, 8 assists in 2012) in check in CU's 1-0 victory over Brenau, as Anyanwu did not have a shot in the contest.Cumberland faces SCAD-Savannah at home this Friday at 3 p.m. and opens MSC play on Tuesday, Sept. 10 against Campbellsville, also at home.Harry Mason was voted the MSC Men's Offensive and Player of the Week after tying a career-high with five goals in CUs victory at Brescia University. He also earned Mens Soccer Player of the Week accolades from the Tennessee Sportswriters Association. This is the first of weekly awards for the 2013-14 academic year sponsored by the TSWA.The senior forward posted an assist on Sella Gannot's game-tying goal in the 74th in a 3-2 double overtime loss at Tennessee Wesleyan in the season-opener on Wednesday. Gannots score eventually sent the match to extra time.Then on Saturday the Sutton Coldfield, England, netted five goals, three in the first half and two more in the first 12 minutes of the second half, in a 7-1 win at Brescia. He last scored five goals in a match Sept. 28, 2011, against Kentucky Wesleyan. It also marked the eighth time he has netted three or more goals in a match in his Cumberland career (3 in 2011, 4 in 2012).The Bulldogs play Union University this Thursday at 4 p.m. in the home opener and visit Union College Saturday at 3 p.m. Central Time.
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- Contemporary Art at the Gardner
- ExhibitionsCurrent ExhibitionsForthcoming ExhibitionsPast Exhibitions
- Ambreen Butt: I Need a Hero
- Maurizio Cannavacciuolo: A Lecture on Martian History
- Rachel Perry: What Do You Really Want
- Charmaine Wheatley: Souvenirs
- Bharti Kher: Not All Who Wander Are Lost
- Jean-Michel Othoniel: Secret Flower Sculptures
- Nari Ward: Divination X
- Luisa Rabbia: Waterfall
- Carla Fernández: The Barefoot Designer: A Passion for Radical Design and Community
- Sophie Calle: Last Seen
- Hamra Abbas: Wall Hanging I
- Adam Pendleton: Untitled
- Raqs Media Collective: The Great Bare Mat & Constellation
- Stefano Arienti: Wild Carrot
- Luisa Lambri: Portrait
- Magic Moments: The Screen and the Eye–9 Artists 9 Projections
- (TAPESTRY) RADIO ON: New Work by Victoria Morton at the Gardner
- Points of View: 20 Years Artists-in-Residence at the Gardner
- Stefano Arienti: Ailanthus
- Danijel Zezelj: Once
- Taro Shinoda: Lunar Reflections
- Su-Mei Tse: Floating Memories
- Luisa Rabbia: Travels with Isabella, Travel Scrapbooks 1883/2008
- Cliff Evans: Empyrean
- Stefano Arienti: The Asian Shore
- Sculpture and Memory: Works from the Gardner and by Luigi Ontani
- Henrik Håkansson: Cyanopsitta spixii Case Study #001
- Michele Iodice: A Pagan Feast
- Variations On a Theme by Sol Lewitt and Paula Robison
- Danijel Zezelj: Stray Dogs
- Dayanita Singh: Chairs
- Maurizio Cannavacciuolo: TV Dinner
- Elaine Reichek: madamimadam
- Joseph Kosuth: Artist, Curator, Collector
- Nari Ward: Episodes: Bus Park & Forevermore
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- Laura Owens
- Joan Bankemper: A Gardener's Diary
- Lee Mingwei: Living Room
- Josiah McElheny
- Abelardo Morell: Face to Face
- Mona Higuchi: Bamboo Echoes
- Juan Muñoz: Portrait of a Turkish Man Drawing
- Denise Marika: New Works by Denise Marika
- Dorit Cypis: The Body in the Picture
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Luisa Lambri
2008, 2009
Luisa Lambri (b. 1969 Italy) travels the world photographing architectural interiors. Often spending extended periods of time investigating notable Modernist buildings designed by such architects as Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier, Giuseppe Terragni, Walter Gropius, Alvar Aalto, Richard Neutra, Pierre Koenig, Oscar Niemeyer, Philip Johnson, John Lautner, and other masters. Her photographs not only capture the physical topology of these structures but elaborate on the profound psychological and emotional responses they elicit in her. Rather than take a distanced view of an overall structure, Lambri attends to architectural details—windows, skylights, cabinets, closets—necessities that embody the questions of form and function that engulf any endeavor of design. Perhaps paradoxically, Lambri's poetic photographic abstractions are derived from her adamantly straightforward approach to her subjects, yielding not only pictures of architectural details but also evoking what it feels like to experience those architectural spaces.
Luisa Lambri studied Literature and Philosophy at Universities in Milan and Bologna. She began to take pictures while traveling and soon discovered an affinity for the geometrically simple voids of modernist architecture. Her photographs have been exhibited worldwide and are in many public collections including the Carnegie Museum of Arts, Pittsburgh; Colección Fundación Arco, Madrid; Minas Gerais, Brazil; Fondazione Sandretto re Rebaudengo, Torino; Museo Nazionale delle Arti del XXI Secolo, Rome; Hara Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo; The Menil Collection, Houston; and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York. In 1999 Lambri was awarded the "Leone d'Oro" at the Venice Biennale. In 2010 she exhibited at the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, and in 2009 at Studio Guenzani, Milan, Thomas Dane, London and in 2007 at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Recently her work was shown at the Architecture Biennale in Venice, Italy. Luisa Lambri currently lives in Los Angeles.
Luisa Lambri came to the Gardner Museum with her daughter in 2009 and spent an intensive week photographing objects, nooks, and spaces in the galleries and courtyard. Since then, Lambri has returned to the Gardner Museum twice to photograph during different times of the year under changing light conditions. She will return in 2011 to photograph details of the new building once it is finished.


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Peoria County Sheriff's Office: Jail
The Peoria County Jail is located at 301 N. Maxwell Road in Peoria, Illinois. The current facility was opened in 1985, and had a capacity of 235 general population inmates, along with an 80 bed Work Release facility. An additional 144 beds were added to the facility in August of 1999. Corrections Superintendent Brian Asbell is responsible for the operation of the Jail, with Assistant Corrections Superintendent Rob McCoy as second in command. Assisting him are four Deputy Corrections Superintendents, who serve as Shift Commanders for the three daily shifts. Seven Corrections Sergeants are next in rank, supervising a staff of 61 Correctional Officers.
New recruit Correctional Officers undergo a State of Illinois Training Board certified 200 hour Basic Correctional Officer Course. For an explanation of the hiring/employment process, click here. This staff supervises the daily routine of the inmates incarcerated within its walls.
To be more effective and efficient in this role, the Sheriff's Department has incorporated new technology to assist its staff. A closed circuit microwave video bonding system, a digital computer driven mug shot system, a computerized booking system, and a live scan fingerprint process are some of the technological advances that are utilized to assist us in attaining our goals.


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The purpose of this FOA is to provide continued funding for current grantees under SO11-1101. This competing continuation will provide financial and programmatic assistance to State Health Departments to 1) continue to maintain and expand specific surveillance using telephone and multimode survey methodology of the behaviors of the general population that contribute to the occurrence of prevention of chronic diseases and injuries, 2) continue to maintain and expand the collection, analysis, and dissemination of BRFSS data to State categorical programs for their use in assessing trends, directing program planning, evaluating programs, establishing program priorities, developing policy, and targeting relevant population groups and 3) complete existing activities that would not otherwise be done because of limited time and funds.
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Member of the Second Minnesota Infantry Granted a Medal of Honor.
WASHINGTON, June 6.— The war department has granted a medal of honor to Capt. Clinton A. Cilly, of the Second Minnesota volunteer infantry, now a resident of Hickory, NC on Sept. 20, 1863, on the field of Chickamauga, Capt. Cllly saw a regiment not his own leaving the line of battle. He dashed after it, seized the colors, and rode back into the battle, followed by the regiment, which from that time did effective service.


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(Lincoln, Neb.) - Gov. Dave Heineman delivered his State of the State address today focusing on the need for tax reform that will benefit working and retired Nebraskans, and growing the State's economy by helping small businesses prosper. Gov. Heineman is calling for the elimination of the individual income tax and the corporate income tax.
"Today, we are operating in a technology-driven, global free market economy," Gov. Heineman stated in his State of the State address. "Our current tax system needs to be modernized and transformed. It's been nearly 5 decades since Nebraska had a serious debate about our overall tax system. Life has changed drastically since the 1960s, when we were operating in a completely different economic environment."
"Nebraska has good schools, affordable homes, a strong work ethic and a low unemployment rate, but taxes are too high in Nebraska," said Gov. Heineman. "High taxes impede economic growth. High taxes aren't attractive for entrepreneurial growth and high paying jobs."
Key points in the Governor's tax reform proposal:
Twenty-three states exempt a portion of or all retired military pay, but Nebraska does not. Forty-three states exempt a portion of or all Social Security income, but Nebraska does not. Nebraska's top personal income tax rate is 35th of 50 states; and is higher than all neighboring states.
Nebraska's Tax Foundation Business Tax Climate Ranking is 31st out of the 50 states – a respected index that businesses rely on when choosing where to locate a business. Gov. Heineman added, "Being in the bottom half of all states is mediocre, at best."
The State exempts more in sales taxes then it collects. Currently, the State exempts $5 billion in sales taxes annually, while only collecting $1.5 billion annually.
The Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council states in their 2012 U.S. Business Policy Index that "A high personal income tax rate raises the costs of working, saving, investing, and risk taking…the personal income tax influences businesses far more than generally assumed because more than 92 percent of businesses file taxes as individuals and therefore pay personal income taxes rather than corporate income taxes."
"In recent months, I have asked business leaders if they would give up their sales tax exemptions if we could eliminate the individual income tax and the corporate income tax or at least lower the individual and corporate tax rates," said Gov. Heineman. "They want simplicity and fairness. They want a modern tax code that rewards productivity, profits and job creation rather than having their lawyers and accountants spending time mining the tax code for exemptions. Our tax system shouldn't favor one industry over another."
During this Legislative Session, Gov. Dave Heineman will have legislation introduced to eliminate the individual income tax and the corporate income tax or at least lower these rates. The proposal will be budget neutral and revenue neutral by reducing some of the State's current business sales tax exemptions. These exemptions have been enacted over the last fifty years, since the sales and income taxes we first introduced in Nebraska in the 1960s.


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Quote:I think what he was referring to is that in many other MA, you don't ever even experience getting hit and that this can be a bad thing if the first time you get hit is in a self defense situation. Being hit takes getting used to (even if only because you made a mistake and didn't dodge a hit), once you're used to it, it's not as big a deal anymore. If the first time you get hit hard is in a self defense situation, you could go into shock, this is why regular contact sparring is a plus point for boxing in terms of self defense.
Quote: 2Wins and 1Lost sounds like you got a pretty good chin, a good punch and a high torlance for pain.
Quote: Add a little more defense and better foot work, you on your way. Regional Championship, then who knows.
Quote:As for being hit by a boxers. They hit hard, you get use it & you learn to roll with it, Its not that big a deal.
Quote: I've yet to see a Karateka start trouble. Maybe because boxing isn't always seen as a martial art?
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This article was published 9/10/2012 (1780 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
MONTREAL -- This was, of course, not the first time Joey Elliott has shown flashes this season of being a bona fide starting quarterback in the CFL.
But the difference this time -- what makes Elliott's 335-yard, three-TD performance on Monday a whole different animal than his 406-yard, one-TD performance in mid-August -- is that this time it didn't come at home and this time it didn't come against a truly bad Hamilton Tiger-Cats defence.
Montreal is nothing like the Hamilton doormat that Winnipeg has beaten six times in a row going back to last season. And the degree of difficulty of the challenge Elliott faced at Stade Percival Molson was summed up in the pregame statistic 6-1 -- the Alouettes home record coming into Monday's game.
And so while Elliott's huge performance in a win against Hamilton Aug. 16 proved to be anomalous -- followed, as it was, by a six-week personal touchdown passing drought heading into Monday -- there is some reason to hope in Bomberland that this time around, the tiny speck of light off in the distance following a 27-22 victory over the Als really might be the end of the tunnel.
Elliott -- whose confidence in his own ability has been unshakeable in even the darkest of moments this season -- said there really wasn't anything that extraordinary underlying a victory that TSN's Jock Climie instantly proclaimed the biggest upset of the 2012 season.
"In the red zone, we were able to make plays. We didn't have nearly as many mental mistakes as we've had in the past," said Elliott. "And that's what our offence is capable of if we don't shoot ourselves in the foot."
Of course if it was as easy as that, the Bombers wouldn't be 4-10 this morning. But Elliott was adamant that what the Bombers put on display Monday really is more indicative of who they are and what they are capable of than the dog's breakfasts they have been serving up all season.
"I prepared just like I would any other week," said Elliott. "The past few weeks, the ball just hasn't bounced our way. I think today, our defence came up and made some big plays. And we were able to find touchdowns instead of field goals. That's a big difference -- and that was the difference in the game."
Elliott was just one of three quarterbacks the Bombers used against Montreal. Backup Alex Brink also assumed his usual role in short yardage, but the big wrinkle was the insertion of third-stringer Justin Goltz on three plays in a "Wildcat" package that gives Goltz passing and throwing options on mid-yardage situations on second down.
Goltz ran around the left end for a first down the first time the Bombers tried it, but they got called for illegal procedure the next two times he came in. "It feels great to be on the field and have an impact on the game," said Goltz. "Just to be part of this team and a part of the win feels great."
Goltz was asked if the new Wildcat package means he will now take on a similar role with the Bombers as Tim Tebow does in coming in off the bench for the New York Jets. "I hope I have some Tebow magic in me. But two procedure calls, that's the kind of messed up part of the situation. We have to fix that as a unit and I will take responsibility to do that this week.
"But hopefully we can keep adding to that package and just keep the wheels turning with our offence... The theme of this week for our team was just to go out and have fun. And we did that today and we came out with the win."


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Taste Test: Chewy Chocolate Chip Granola Barsby Dana Angelo White in Taste Test, November 2, 2012
There are so many brands of this lunch-box classic. Which is best for snacking?
There's a wide range of granola bar options and an even broader range of ingredients. Some brands do a much better job of making their bars with quality stuff. They all contain some form of sugar (they wouldn't taste very good without it), but we looked at all the ingredients very carefully to evaluate the best options.
The Criteria
For this taste test, we rated chewy chocolate chip bars on taste, ingredients and nutritional information—focusing on calories, fat and sugar. We rated each on a 5-point scale (5 being the highest).
Cascadian Farms Organic Chocolate Chip Chewy Granola Bar
Rating: 4
Cost: $0.78 per bar
Nutrition Info (35 gram bar): 140 calories; 3.5 grams of fat; 12 grams of sugar
Our Take: A nice looking ingredient list, ample chocolate chips and a super chewy (almost too chewy) texture. Sweetened with brown rice syrup, sugar, dextrose and barely malt extract, there was plenty of sweet chewiness in this bar.
Quaker Chewy Chocolate Chip
Rating: 3
Cost: $ 0.52 per bar
Nutrition Info (24 gram bar): 100 calories; 3 grams of fat; 7 grams of sugar
Our Take: Honestly, these taste good, but the quality of ingredients leaves a lot to be desired. They had nice texture, but were VERY sweet and contain lots of highly processed ingredients.
Annie's Organic Chocolate Chipper
Rating: 2
Cost: $ 0.77 per bar
Nutrition Info (28 gram bar): 120 calories; 3.5 grams of fat; 6 grams of sugar
Our Take: These bars tasted flat and stale with virtually no chocolate chips to be found. Made with healthy oils and ingredients that looked good on paper; I love many Annie's products but this bar was disappointing.
Nature's Path Chococonut Chewy Dark Chocolate Granola Bar
Rating: 3.5
Cost: $0.96 per bar
Nutrition Info (35 gram bar): 140 calories; 4.5 grams of fat; 11 grams of sugar
Our Take: These babies were highest in fat thanks to the addition of dried coconut and coconut flour, but there was no outward coconut flavor. Coconut is actually a common ingredient in granola, so it's often found in granola bars. This was the priciest bar tested and they were sweetened with mostly evaporated cane juice, invert cane syrup and molasses. They had nice chew but not enough chips.
Sunbelt Bakery Chocolate Chip Chewy Granola Bar
Rating: 4.5
Cost: $0.27 per bar
Nutrition Info (30 gram bar): 140 calories; 5 grams of fat; 9 grams of sugar
Our Take: Perfectly sized for little hands, these bars were the yummiest of the bunch. They had wonderfully chewy texture and were filled with chocolate chips. No shortage of added sweeteners here (sugar, coconut, molasses and corn syrup), but they didn't taste overly sweet.
Fiber One Chocolate Chewy Bar
Rating: 1
Cost: $0.60 per bar
Nutrition Info (28 grams bar): 100 calories; 3 grams of fat; 8 grams of sugar
Our Take: Not a fan of these overly sweet and highly processed bars. The first ingredient is chicory root, a "faux fiber" used to boost the fiber content. The markings on the box suggest "good for the whole family" but I wouldn't give these to my kids.
Honorable Mention
Kashi Cherry Dark Chocolate
We left these guys out because the dried cherries made them too different from the others we tested, but they are yummy. A decent ingredient list, great texture, and lots of chocolate chips – a delish choice.
Tell Us: What's your favorite chewy chocolate chip granola bar?


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Watch These Animals Jumping Into Boats — Daily Distraction
Get outta there, you otter. You're an otter, not a seaman!
Get outta there, you otter. You're an otter, not a seaman!
Dogs may love playing in leaves, but they've got nothing on these kids.
Ah, fall. Football, pumpkin-flavored drinks and, of course, leaves.
What are you doing, dog? You're not people!
You may have seen the clip of the four pugs tilting their heads at the same time (they're featured prominently in our video above). Turns out those aren't the only pugs who've developed that habit.
Who among us hasn't gone diving head-first into the Tostitos bag in search of that last delicious chip?
We continue our series of pug-related posts with these pooches who don't mind being on camera at all. Not one bit.
Yesterday we took a look at what might be a pug's greatest natural talent: hopping up the stairs. Today, we observe how they get back down.
Ah, pugs. They'll eat just about anything, they'll knock all your bath supplies into the tub, but maybe their most special talent involves going up the stairs.
If someone offered you the chance to take a dip in the "Devil's Swimming Pool," would you do it? Well, you can ... if you dare.
As summer comes to an end and fall takes its place, it's important to think about the good times: the pool parties.


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Q. What is sulphamethoxazole + trimethoprim used for?
Sulphamethoxazole + trimethoprim is used to treat or prevent lung infections, sinus infection, toxoplasmosis, nocardiosis (bacterial infection causing abscesses), urinary tract infections, bronchitis, ear infections
Q. Is sulphamethoxazole + trimethoprin good for tooth infection, bronchitis, upper respiratory tract infection, sore throat, strep throat, sinus infection, cough, acne, bacterial vaginosis, urinary tract infection, yeast infection, flu, kidney infection, and cover pseudomonas?
Sulphamethoxazole + trimethoprim can be used to treat tooth infection, upper respiratory tract infection, whooping cough, acne and kidney infection.Sulphamethoxazole + trimethoprim is not the drug of choice for bacterial vaginosis, strep throat or sore throat. Sulphamethoxazole + trimethoprim is not recommended for yeast infection and flu and is resistant towards pseudomonas aeruginosa
Q. Can I take sulphamethoxazole + trimethoprim with Tylenol/acetaminophen, Aleve/naproxen, Benadryl, prednisone, Adderall/amphetamine/dextroamphetamine, Xanax/alprazolam, Valtrex/valacyclovir, antacids, vitamins, aspirin?
Interaction is not observed, when sulphamethoxazole + trimethoprim is taken with acetaminophen, naproxen, Benadryl, prednisone, amphetamine and dextroamphetamine, alprazolam, valacyclovir, antacids, vitamins, aspirin however do consult your doctor before use
Q. Can I take Interaction is not observed with birth control pills?
Interaction is not observed when sulphamethoxazole + trimethoprim is taken with birth control pills. Please consult your doctor before use
Q. Does sulphamethoxazole + trimethoprim make you tired, cause headache?
Sulphamethoxazole + trimethoprim can make you tired and can cause headache.
Frequently asked questions for Trimethoprim
Q. Is trimethoprim a tetracycline antibiotic/ a sulfa/ a strong antibiotic/ a penicillin/ effective for urinary tract infections (UTI)/ tooth/chest/throat / tonsillitis/ear/kidney infection/bacterial vaginosis (BV)/ sexually transmitted disease (STDS)/ acne/get rid of chlamydia?
Trimethoprim is an antibiotic and is majorly used for treating infections of the urinary and respiratory tract including kidney, chest, throat, tonsillitis, ear, sinus infection. It is not a drug of choice for treating tooth infections, bacterial vaginosis, acne, sexually transmitted disease or chlamydia infection. It is not a tetracycline antibiotic or penicillin. It is commonly used in combination with sulfa drugs (sulfamethoxazole)
Q. Is Bactrim DS a sulfa drug/an antibiotic/ a strong antibiotic/ good for sinus infection/ good for UTI/ good for tooth infection/strep throat/ MSRA?
Bactrim DS is a strong antibiotic combination containing trimethoprim and sulfonamide antibiotic. It is good for treating urinary and respiratory tract infections including treating sinus and strep throat as per doctor's recommendation. It is not a drug of choice for treating and tooth infections
Q. Is Bactrim DS safe/ makes you feel sleepy/ cause fungal infections?
Bactrim DS is safe at recommended doses and duration. It is not sure but it may make you feel sleepy (drowsiness). It does not cause fungal infections
Q. What is Ciplin DS/ suspension Septra DS used for/ Septra DS affect birth control?
Ciplin DS/suspension, Septra DS are a combination of trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole and is used for treating a variety of bacterial infections. Antibiotics such as Septra DS can decrease the effectiveness of birth control pills and thereby affect birth control. Consult your doctor before its use
Q. Does Trimethoprim make you feel sick/ make you drowsy/ cause constipation?
Trimethoprim may make you feel sick (nausea). It is not sure but it may cause drowsiness and constipation.
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