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Jim Carrey's daughter Jane auditioned for American Idol in San Diego. Do you think she has what it takes?
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Meet Jane Carrey. Jane is 24, a mother and an occasional waitress. She's also a musician, and she recently auditioned for American Idol in San Diego.
She's also Jim Carrey's daughter.
Boy, this could get interesting!
Now, I know what you're thinking: What? Jim Carrey has a daughter? Since when? Since 1987. Jane is Jim's daughter from his first marriage to Melissa Womer. Jim and Melissa divorced in late 1995, but Jane clearly still has a great relationship with her father. In her pre-audition interview, remarks that is was fun growing up with Jim as a dad—he's not, as she puts it, "the most extravagant celebrity," and consequently her upbringing was "fairly normal." Though she did repeat "fairly" a second time, and rather emphatically at that
So why is Jane auditioning for American Idol? Easy: She's trying to make her place in the world. She notes in her interview that everyone struggles with identity issues growing up, and that it can be especially difficult growing up in the shadow of something as big as Jim Carrey. Her last name can both help and hurt; on the plus side, it can't hurt to be related to Jim, but at the same time, if she does in fact "make it" in some way, she runs the risk of people chalking it up to her famous dad. She wants to make her way on her own steam. Good for her!
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PHILADELPHIA -- The Ivy League announced its 2013 All-Ivy volleyball teams today and the University of Pennsylvania volleyball team tied for the most overall selections (five) with its three senior captains and two sophomores receiving honors. Senior libero Dani Shepherd was named the league's second-ever Defensive Player of the Year, after capturing the first-ever title last year; senior outside hitter Kristen Etterbeek, sophomore setter Alex Caldwell, and sophomore outside hitter Alexis Genske were honored as second-team All-Ivy; senior middle blocker Susan Stuecheli was named All-Ivy honorable-mention for the second year in a row.
Despite missing seven matches in the 2013 campaign due to injury, the two-time Ivy Defensive Player of the Year earned first-team All-Ivy libero, a spot that Penn has held since 2009. She is just the fourth Quaker to earn first-team All-Ivy honors three years in a row and first since Elisabeth Kwak-Herreran (2001-03). This season, Shepherd led the team with 26 service aces and totaled 20 or more digs in 13 of her 18 matches. She finished 11th on the national rankings in Division I digs per set (5.52) and first in the Ivy-League. Over her four years playing for the Red and Blue, Shepherd totaled 1,764 digs, putting her in second behind her predecessor Madison Wojciechowski on Penn's all-time record book in career digs.
Named second-team All-Ivy for the first time is Etterbeek after leading the Quakers this season in kills at 2.62 per set. Her 275 kills mark a career high in a single-season. In the 105 sets played, she totaled 16 kills in a match on four separate occasions and hit a her most this season with 17 kills against Dartmouth. The outside hitter also totaled another single-season career-high of 12 double-doubles, with Etterbeek finishing third on the team in digs with 281 (2.68). Etterbeek is one of the seven Quakers this season to have double-digit service aces (13).
Joining Etterbeek as second-team All-Ivy first timers areCaldwell and Genske.
Caldwell finished the season with triple digits in kills, assists, and digs (185-643-203) and recorded three triple-doubles this year against Delaware, Temple, and Cornell. She finished second on the team in service aces with 20 and produced a single-match high with five service aces against Cornell. Caldwell also eclipsed two other single-match highs – assists (39 against Dartmouth) and digs (20 against Cornell) – and matched her four block assists against Dartmouth, Delaware, and Harvard.
The third second-team All-Ivy honoree, Genske, received her first Ivy League Player of the Week honor for her performance in the road wins over Dartmouth and Harvard. As the only Quaker to receive the award this year, Genske finished both matches with a double-double (13 kills, 12 digs at Dartmouth and 20 kills, 12 digs at Harvard). Her 20 kills were a personal best in a match as well as the most by a Penn player in a match this season. Genske closed out the season with 153 kills, fourth highest on the team. Earlier in the season, Genske took on the role as libero and finished second on the team in digs with 299 (3.08).
Rounding out the All-Ivy honors is Stuecheli, who was named as an honorable mention for the second year in a row. After also missing time due to injury, Stuecheli finished the season with 116 kills and led the team in total blocks (63) and solo blocks (16). She matched her single-match high block solos at 4 against Dartmouth and came up one kill shy from matching her single-match high kills in the sweep over Brown. As the lone attacker with double-digit kills that evening, Stuecheli put up 18.5 points from 15 kills, one BS, and five BA.
A total of 10 players were selected to each of the first and second- teams due to ties, making the lists the largest All-Ivy first and second-teams in league history.
2013 Women's Volleyball All-Ivy
Player of the Year: Kendall Polan, Yale (Sr., S/H - Cardiff, Calif.) *
Defensive Player of the Year: Dani Shepherd, Penn (Sr., L - Los Angeles)
Rookie of the Year: Corinne Bain, Harvard (Fr., S/H - Manhattan Beach, Calif.)*
First Team ^
Kelly Johnson, Yale (So., S/H - Palos Verdes, Calif.)*
Mollie Rogers, Yale (Jr., OH - San Diego)
Cara Mattaliano, Princeton (Fr., OH - Glen Ellyn, Ill.)
Thea Derrough, Brown (Sr., OH - La Jolla, Calif.)
Kathleen Wallace, Harvard (So., OH - San Francisco)
Grace Weghorst, Harvard (Fr., OH - Austin, Texas)
Elisa Scudder, Dartmouth (Sr., MB - Ashburn, Va.)
Corrine Bain, Harvard (Fr., S/H - Manhattan Beach, Calif.)*
Kendall Polan, Yale (Sr., S - Cardiff, Calif.) *
Dani Shepherd, Penn (Sr., L - Los Angeles)
Second Team ^
Breanna Wong, Cornell (So., OH - Highlands Ranch, Colo.)
Kristen Etterbeek, Penn (Sr., OH - Holland, Mich.)
Bailey Springer, Columbia (So., OH - Ft. Worth, Texas)
Maddie Lord, Brown (Jr., OH - La Jolla, Calif.)
Alexis Genske, Penn (So., OH – Altenda, Calif.)
Brittani Steinberg, Yale (Fr., OH - Glenview, Ill.)
Rachel D'Epagnier, Cornell (Sr., MB - Coopersburg, Pa.)
Caroline Walters, Harvard (Jr., MB - San Mateo, Calif.)
Alex Caldwell, Penn (Sr., S - San Jose, Calif.)
Maddie Rudnick, Yale (Jr., L – Encinitas, Calif.)
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Paige Caridi, Dartmouth (So., OH – Austin, Texas)
Susan Stuecheli, Penn (Sr., MB - Troy, Mich.)
Tiana Woolridge, Princeton (Jr., MB - Sherman Oaks, Mich.)
Natasha Rowland, Cornell (So., L - Palm Harbor, Fla.)
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Amid the extensive media coverage of the revelation that former FBI official W. Mark Felt was the secret Watergate source known as Deep Throat, Charles W. Colson and G. Gordon Liddy -- former Nixon aides who served prison sentences for their involvement in the Watergate scandal -- appeared on numerous network and cable news programs, where they disparaged Felt as unethical, dishonorable, "hypocritical," and "not a hero." But several hosts and reporters who interviewed Colson and Liddy failed to disclose Colson's and Liddy's roles in the scandal and their resulting convictions.
Both Colson and Liddy were convicted for their involvement in the Nixon White House's campaign of "dirty tricks," which Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein uncovered with help of information from Felt. Colson, special counsel to President Richard Nixon from 1970 to 1973, pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice for his role in the burglary of the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, one of the many crimes linked to the Nixon administration during the Watergate investigations. (Ellsberg was responsible for leaking the Pentagon Papers to Congress and the media.) Colson subsequently served seven months in prison in 1974.
Liddy, a former FBI agent, helped plan the burglary of the Democratic National Convention headquarters at the Watergate office complex in Washington while on the payroll of President Nixon's 1972 re-election campaign. He was ultimately convicted for his role in the break-in, as well as for conspiracy in the Ellsberg case and for contempt of court. He served 4 1/2 years in prison.
Following are cable and network news programs that granted airtime to Colson's and Liddy's attacks on Felt but failed to note their roles in the Watergate scandal or their criminal convictions.
Fox News' Fox & Friends, 6/2/05
Hosts Brian Kilmeade, E.D. Hill and Steve Doocy interviewed Colson. He was identified on-screen as "former counsel for President Nixon":
COLSON: Well, my reaction at first is shock, because that's one of the most trusted positions in government to be the head of the FBI, or the deputy director of the FBI. You've got the private files and secret files of half of the citizens of America. I mean, the last thing you'd ever expect is for that man to go to the press. So hero is not the word I would use, no. I think he -- I'll give him the credit, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt that he was acting nobly, that he was really concerned about the welfare of the country. But he should have walked into the grand jury. He should have walked into the FBI and said we have to see the president. If they called me -- and I dealt with Mark Felt a lot -- if they had called me and said they had evidence of criminal activity going on in the White House, I would have walked into the Oval Office myself, only because you want to deal with that quickly. So I think if he handled it -- if he'd come and dealt with it man-to-man, I know everybody says there was a lot of paranoia in Washington those days, that's a lot of nonsense, people were, the whole government was functioning during this period of time, there was a grand jury sitting. He could have gone to the grand jury.
NBC's Today, 6/1/05
Prior to a one-on-one interview, host Matt Lauer introduced Colson as "President Nixon's chief counsel" and "hatchet man":
COLSON: I'm still in a state of shock because he was a consummate professional. I dealt with him, had great confidence in him. I never thought anybody in such a position of sensitivity in the Justice Department would breach confidences ... I'm sad for him. ... And if the FBI can't be protected to keep confidences, then it shakes you -- it shakes the citizens' confidence in government. I never thought Mark Felt would stoop to this. I -- I'm very sorry to see him, at 91 years old, go out on what I think is a -- a sad note. He was a responsible government official in a high position with great sensitivity. I talked to him always about matters in confidence. Now he goes out in his last days, he'll be always remembered as Deep Throat. ... I think the hero word that John O'Connor [author of the Vanity Fair article naming Felt as Deep Throat] used is really tragic because a hero to me is someone that you want other people to emulate. I want kids to look up to heroes. And to -- to say he was a hero because he broke his trust -- he broke the confidence of the president of the United States. If you're a president of the United States, you've got to have somebody in the FBI you can talk to with the confidence you talk to a priest.
CNN's Inside Politics, 6/1/05
CNN's Wolf Blitzer, 6/1/05
CNN's Lou Dobbs, 6/1/05
The three CNN news programs replayed CNN senior political analyst Bill Schneider's report on the Deep Throat story. While Colson is quoted in the report, he is simply identified as a "former Nixon White House counsel":
SCHNEIDER: Felt's critics say if he saw wrongdoing in the White House he had other options.
COLSON: He could have walked into Pat Gray's office, the director of the FBI, and said, "Here are things that are going on in the White House that need to be exposed. The president needs to know about this."
CNN's Anderson Cooper 360, 6/1/05
CNN reporter Candy Crowley filed a report on the Deep Throat story in which she provided a video of Colson's comments, but identified him only as a "former Nixon White House counsel"
CROWLEY: Others fault Felt not for revealing the information but for how he went about it.
COLSON: He easily could have come to the officials responsible if they hadn't acted, then he would resign, have a press conference and that would be entirely honorable. It would be an honorable position for a whistleblower to take.
CNN's Live From..., 6/1/05
Introducing video clips of Colson and Liddy, CNN reporter Kyra Phillips said, "The former No. 2 official at the FBI is being called a hero by his family and many others but not by the many of the president's men, the president being Nixon." They were identified on-screen as "former Nixon aide" and "former Nixon counsel":
LIDDY: According to the story, because he was urged to do so by his family for the money. He was very reluctant to do so, because he feels, and correctly in my view, a sense of dishonor.
COLSON: I was struck, because I knew Mark Felt well and did not believe -- I thought he was a consummate professional, an FBI man who would take the most sensitive secrets, have everybody's personal files in his control, deputy director. I talked to him often and trusted him with very sensitive materials. So did the president. To think that he was out, going around in back alleys at night, looking for flower pots, passing information to someone, it's just so demeaning.
NBC Nightly News, 5/31/05
Host Brian Williams introduced a string of comments on the Felt revelation by saying, "we asked a number of people today, some of whom had a role in Watergate, others who were around to watch the downfall of President Nixon, to look back on those days and tell us what they think of Deep Throat now." He went on to play five clips, including one by both Liddy and Colson, as well as those by former Nixon special assistant David Gergen and by Felt family members. Liddy was identified on-screen as "general counsel, Nixon re-election campaign" and Colson as "former chief counsel to Nixon":
LIDDY: He was a very, very highly placed law enforcement official, number two at the FBI. If such an official gains knowledge and evidence of a crime having been committed, what he is ethically bound to do is go to a grand jury and get an indictment, not selectively leak some information to one source.
COLSON: Well, I think he'll be -- he'll be always known, instead of being deputy director of the FBI with the highest esteem of his colleagues and professional reputation, he'll be known as the -- as Deep Throat. And I think it's a -- it's a sad legacy, I believe.
MSNBC's Scarborough Country, 5/31/05
While host Joe Scarborough introduced Liddy as "one of the men at the center of the Watergate break-in that started it all," he did not mention the fact that Liddy was convicted and served prison time as a result. Scarborough did not bring up his role in the scandal during the one-on-one interview:
LIDDY: This, that if Mark Felt was Deep Throat, he is no hero. He is someone who behaved unethically, in that he did not take his evidence to the grand jury and seek an indictment. That's what he should have done, instead of selectively leak to one news outlet some of the information that he had.
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Dear Meredith,
I am a 30-year-old female and have been dating my 28-year-old boyfriend, Tim, for more than a year. I bought a house in January (by myself) and we moved in together. Although our relationship is not perfect, our life together is pretty awesome. We have a great group of friends, host game nights and BBQs, go to the farmer's market, work out together, ride our bikes, watch sports and movies, talk about politics and life, etc. I laugh at his wacky sense of humor, appreciate his desire to make holidays and birthdays extra-special and fun, respect his commitment to a healthy lifestyle, share his political views, and admire his ambition and his drive to achieve great things in his life. I feel lucky that he is in my life and I know he feels the same way about me.
Except for the major thing looming over our relationship, which is Tim's recent decision to pursue a PhD in his field no matter where it takes him. He already has a master's and the PhD program would be 5-years, full-time. He will only go if he gets funding from the program. We live in North Carolina and although he will be applying to two schools here, he also plans to apply to schools around the country for admission in fall of 2013. Previously he had decided that he would only go for his PhD if he got accepted to a school in NC -- hence our decision for me to buy a house and for him to move in with me. Now, he has decided that getting a PhD trumps everything else in his life and that he won't be satisfied unless he achieves this goal.
Until this point, I never imagined myself leaving North Carolina. After a rocky start, I have now lived here for almost 5 years and love my job, have good friends, and just bought a beautiful brand-new house. We both know it is unlikely that I would follow Tim if he left (although I would be lying if I said I haven't started thinking about what a more adventurous life might look like, going wherever his education and work takes us). With that in mind -- that I am not sure I would go with him if he left North Carolina -- the question is what to do with our relationship now, when we won't know where he gets accepted until mid-2013.
We have talked about this at length. Tim doesn't want to break up now. He wants to take life day-by-day and get as much out of this relationship as we can, even if he leaves for school next year without me. He says he doesn't like to think about going through the next year without me and my support. I don't want to break up now either, but I also don't want to invest another year in this relationship only for him to tell me he is leaving in the fall of 2013. I don't feel truly happy and secure in this relationship anymore when the thought of it ending is always in the back of my head. Worse, it is hard for me to hear about him planning for this future and what he needs to do to ensure he gets into a good program. Sometimes it feels like he is making all these plans to better his future -- a future that may not include me. I truly admire his ambition and I want him to pursue his dreams but it also hurts to think of what it all means for our relationship. At the same time, I love our life together and don't want to mess that up before I really know there is no hope for our future.
I know I need to make this decision on my own, but I am curious what you and other people think. Sometimes I feel like I should live in the moment and enjoy all our time together and just see what happens next year. Other times it breaks my heart to think of becoming more invested in this relationship knowing there is a good chance it will end. Please help.
– Expiration Dating
I'm a little confused about how Tim has framed your options, ED.
If Tim knows that he doesn't want to be with you outside of North Carolina and has asked you to be a placeholder, please kick him out. You're not his cheerleader.
But if Tim is open to the possibility that you might move with him, I want you to live in the moment. Because you don't know what you want.
You just started processing this change and you're already having a few private fantasies about what life would be like in a new place. If Tim framed this as something that you might want to do together after another good year, please give this time.
You've only lived in North Carolina for five years, and Tim is such a big part of your happiness. After a year of dating, no one knows what promises should be made.
Houses can be rented out. A few years in a new university town might be pretty cool. 2013 is far away.
Again, as long as Tim is open to anything, this isn't over. Because you're undecided. By this time next year, you might be.
Readers? Should she stick this out? Are you getting the impression that Tim wants her there? Do you have a problem with him applying to out-of-state schools at this point in their relationship? How can she explore this relationship without feeling as though it's going to expire? Discuss.
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Mon General Hospital's new Orthopedic Center opened to patients for the first time on Monday morning, Jan. 30.
The new Orthopedic Center features four state-of-the-art operating rooms, 13 private pre- and post-operation rooms and an eight bed Post-Anesthesia Recovery Unit (PACU). The new center has been built with room to add two additional operating rooms if needed in the future.
Located on the first floor of Mon General Hospital's South Tower, the Orthopedic Center is conveniently located with outdoor access and its own parking area adjacent to the center. The center has a drop –off/pick-up area for patients arriving for treatment.
"Mon General Hospital has one of the largest groups of orthopedic surgeons of any hospital in the State of West Virginia and we currently perform approximately 3,600 orthopedic procedures annually," said Mon Health System President and CEO Darryl Duncan. "Over the past five years, we have experienced a 20 percent increase in the number of orthopedic procedures being performed at the hospital.
"Much of the increased demand is due to the region's aging population, a trend which is expected to continue as more and more Baby Boomers reach retirement age," Duncan said. "As the aging population requires more numerous and extensive orthopedic procedures, construction of a new Orthopedic Center was necessary to meet this demand.
"Our new Orthopedic Center is equipped to handle the growing need for orthopedic procedures," Duncan said. "With room to expand built into the center, we expect to be able to meet the region's orthopedic surgery needs for many years to come.
"The new Orthopedic Center's four operating rooms are each about 600 square feet in size," Duncan said, almost double the size of the hospital's previous orthopedic operating rooms. "The new rooms meet the size required for modern orthopedic care and are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment."
Each of the four large operating rooms is designed to ensure that physicians and staff can safely and efficiently care for patients. The rooms feature an LED Surgical Lighting and Visualization System. These lights provide high intensity, pure white natural light to allow surgeons to see every detail with no distracting shadows. LED lights emit less heat than traditional lighting technologies, keeping the operating room cool and comfortable, even during long procedures, and reducing the risk to exposed tissue.
In addition to the innovative lighting system, the operating rooms have an Equipment Management System that maximizes room space by organizing surgical equipment and medical services in one centralized space. No longer is it necessary for equipment to be wheeled in and out of the rooms on carts. Equipment is attached to ceiling-mounted arms that can be adjusted to reach anywhere the surgeon needs it. This frees up floor space and eliminates cables on the ground, making it easier to clean the rooms and reducing clutter.
To further enhance patient safety, floors have an antimicrobial surface to reduce the risk of infection.
The 13 pre- and post-procedure rooms are each private rooms, ensuring patient privacy prior to and after surgery. The eight-bed PACU allows staff to keep close eye on patients as they come out of anesthesia in a setting that combines privacy and high-tech support.
A dedicated Orthopedic Center means shorter wait times for patients needing orthopedic surgery. While patients are being treated, an electronic patient tracking board keeps family members and loved ones apprised of the patient's progress. For patients who remain in the hospital following surgery, the hospital has a dedicated orthopedic unit with specially trained nurses.
"I think the biggest asset is the fact that we do only orthopedics, so there is minimal wait time for patients when they leave the physician's office," said Darlene Bryte, RN, Orthopedic Center Coordinator. "The patients know when their surgery is scheduled, and we can get it done normally within two weeks from the time they call."
Mon General Hospital's seven board certified orthopedic surgeons specialize in general orthopedic surgery, sports medicine and total joint replacement. General orthopedic surgery includes hips, knees, ankles, shoulders, wrists and hands.
Mon General Hospital's Orthopedic Center is served by two physician practices: MountainState Orthopedic Associates and Mountaineer Orthopedic Specialists. MountainState Orthopedic Associates includes Matthew P. Darmelio, MD; Lloyd Kurth, DO; Chad Micucci, MD; Gregg O'Malley, MD, Chris Vasilakis, MD and Nick Zervos, MD. Mountaineer Orthopedic Specialists features William Post, MD.
Mon General Hospital's prior Orthopedic Center was located on the second floor of the hospital's HealthCare Center and will be converted into a dedicated Endoscopy Center, to open later this summer.


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HOUSTON - A woman was shot to death in a SUV in the Meyerland area.
Houston police said the killing happened in the 5400 block of Birdwood near Renwick about 11 p.m. Thursday.
Detectives said they think the 29-year-old driver had an argument with another driver in a Chevrolet Tahoe, who apparently opened fire on her car.
"The vehicle appears to have (been) backed up in an attempt to escape," Officer Matthew Brady said.
Investigators said the woman's SUV was still running when they got to the scene.
Police said they don't have any eyewitnesses to the shooting, but area residents said they saw the Tahoe speeding away after they heard three gunshots.
"This is somebody's child. This is somebody's friend, and she didn't deserve to die like this," said a friend of the victim, who requested not to be identified. "She had a heart of gold. She was a good person. She wouldn't hurt a fly. Anytime that you saw her, she'd be smiling."
The victim's name has not been released.
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TIVIDALE go in search of more silverware tonight when they take on Black Country Rangers in the semi-final of the JW Hunt Cup.
The newly-crowned Midland Alliance champions will look to bag themselves a final place when they play their former tenants at Wolverhampton's Castlecroft Stadium at 7.30pm.
Manager Stuart Scriven is backing his side to continue their fine form as they look to make it a league and cup double for the 2013/14 season.
He said: "Our objective was always to win the league. Now that we have achieved our main goal we can now focus on the cup.
"It would be fantastic if we could add more silverware to the league title. I'm confident that the players have what it takes to secure a final place.
"The only issue is that it has been more than a week since we have played. However, the players still went out and got wins in our final league games even though we had already won it, so they have the right attitude to go out there and win. Hopefully they can enjoy the competition now that the shackles are off a little.
"We have a lot of respect for a strong Black Country Rangers side and know it won't be an easy task to beat them. Anything can happen in a cup tie and we won't get a second chance. It will be important that we are on our game but I'm confident in our ability."
The other semi-final of the JW Hunt Cup, a charity competition that donates money to the Beacon Centre For The Blind, saw Pelsall Villa take on Sporting Khalsa at Castlecroft Stadium last night.


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Phillies' offense continues to stall in finale vs. Reds
CINCINNATI -- This seemed like a fitting ending to a truly ponderous and forgettable road trip.
The Reds needed just nine minutes Wednesday evening to beat the Phillies in a game suspended late Tuesday night because of rain. Then they needed just two innings to bury them in the series finale, 11-2, which began about 90 minutes later at Great American Ball Park. The Reds swept the Phillies in the three-game series, as the Phillies finished 2-4 on the trip to drop to 6-9.
It could have been worse.
Well, it could not have been much worse for the offense. The Phillies did not score a run before the sixth inning in any game during the trip through Miami and Cincinnati. They hit just .205 and scored a mere 10 runs overall. They managed just three hits through seven innings Wednesday, with Phillies reliever Raul Valdes providing the team's first extra-base hit since the eighth inning Monday, when he doubled to left-center field in the third.
"Tough," Ryan Howard said. "It's been a tough trip. We've had games when we got hits. We just needed those situational hits. I was telling [hitting coach] Steve Henderson, 'Man, I've never seen where we've just missed pitches.' Their pitchers attacked the zone. They got ahead in the count. They made pitches they needed to make. But at the same time, we had good swings and good passes on balls. I had three balls I just missed that could have potentially been home runs. Overall, it's a tough road trip. It's a little disappointing. We keep swinging, and hopefully, we'll start to connect."
Freddy Galvis hit a two-run home run to right field in the eighth inning to prevent the Phillies from being shut out in consecutive games for the first time since three shutout losses to the Mets from May 25-27, 2010.
But the Phillies simply could not put anybody on base. In fact, they failed to walk once in the entire series against the Reds. It is the first time since Aug. 13-15, 1995, they had no walks over a three-game span. It is just the second time it has happened in the past 50 years.
"We got guys in our lineup that have been good hitters," manager Charlie Manuel said. "We've got [Chase] Utley, we've got [Michael] Young, we've got Howard, we've got [Jimmy] Rollins. Really. Those guys have been good hitters. They still are. We've just got to do better. We've got to get better consistently, play the game better. That's pitching, offense and defense. That's the three phases of the game we have to do better at."
The Phillies actually pitched well on the trip, until left-hander John Lannan allowed eight hits, six runs, one walk and one home run in 1 2/3 innings Wednesday. Lannan said afterward he tweaked his left knee on the third pitch of the game, aggravating some soreness he started to feel during his last start. He said it prevented him from pushing off his back leg, which prevented him from keeping the ball down in the strike zone.
He will see team physician Michael Ciccotti on Thursday in Philadelphia.
"It was tough, because coming in, we'd like to salvage one," Lannan said about the series. "I was fully prepared to do that. But then something like that happens and there's not much I can do about it really."
Phillies starters had a 1.66 ERA in their previous seven games, but they've had little to show for it. The team wasted fine pitching performance Saturday from Cole Hamels, Monday from Cliff Lee and Tuesday from Kyle Kendrick because they could not score.
The options for the Phillies? There are few, other than hope a trip home for an eight-game homestand against St. Louis and Pittsburgh gets their offense rolling in the right direction. Manuel could tweak his lineup, although he has said several times during the trip he is limited in what he can do. Leadoff hitter Ben Revere is hitless in his last 14 at-bats to drop his average to .194, but former leadoff hitter Rollins had just one hit in 18 at-bats on the road trip to drop his average to .232.
"Lot of our guys had a tough time on this road trip," Manuel said. "We can talk about Jimmy. He can't do it all."
Manuel's options will improve April 28 when Carlos Ruiz returns from his 25-game suspension for using a banned stimulant, and whenever the Phillies decide Delmon Young is healthy enough and ready to play right field.
But they need to find a way to score in the meantime. It isn't like the Braves and the rest of the National League East will just wait for them to get hot.
"We have to play better," Manuel said. "We have to hit better. And if we don't get good balls to hit, we should be adding some walks in there somewhere. Because the pitcher would be walking us if we have plate discipline and work the count and everything. That's kind of how I look at it. Bottom line is we have to play better. Our game is not together."
Todd Zolecki is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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SMWC Receives Ball Venture Foundation Grant For Social Media Projects
July 20th, 2010 | SMWC
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) has been selected as a recipient of the 2010 Ball Brothers Foundation Venture Fund award, a competitive grant established by the Ball Brothers Foundation (Muncie, Indiana) and administered by the Independent Colleges of Indiana.
The Ball Brothers Foundation Venture Fund awarded a total of $75,000 in seed funding for campus start-up initiatives aimed at stimulating creativity and innovation and fostering competition and collaboration.
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College will use its $15,000 in seed funds to pilot a "Social Marketing Experiment," an innovative internship program pairing SMWC distance and campus students in teams to design and implement social marketing strategies for local not-for-profit organizations.
Social marketing is the use of social networks, online communities, blogs or other online collaborative media for marketing, sales or fundraising, public relations and customer service. Common social media marketing tools such as Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, Wiki and YouTube are used to create messages that attract attention and become viral in nature, or "buzz." Buzz is what makes social media marketing work.
The SMWC student teams will utilize their knowledge of business and social marketing to play key role in strengthening local organizations. The team of interns will meet virtually with their organizations through a Web conferencing system.
Dottie King, Ph.D., interim president of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College commented, "This project is innovative in three ways: 1) it brings campus and distance students together in teams using technology as the bridge; 2) it is a team internship project where students will earn college credit and 3) students apply social networking marketing techniques in a real-world setting."
The 2010 recipients were chosen from a field of 29 proposals submitted by 20 Independent Colleges of Indiana member colleges and universities. Saint Mary-of-the Woods College is the only member of the Independent Colleges of Indiana to be awarded the Ball Venture Grant for two consecutive years. Other recipients are DePauw University, Franklin College and Hanover College.
Jennie Mitchell, Ph.D., professor of business and principal investigator of the grant, said one of the most exciting new marketing techniques in recent years is social marketing, which is being used with substantial success by technologically sophisticated organizations. "Research suggests not-for-profit organizations which adopt social marketing strategies can increase their fundraising as much as 40 percent. We have the students to help make that happen."
To apply to work with a team of SMWC interns, visit http://smwc.edu/gointerns. For additional information, contact Jennie Mitchell, Ph. D. at (812) 535-5279 or by e-mail at
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McDonald sees roster crunch as good sign for club
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- John McDonald returned to camp earlier than expected and participated in the team's first full-squad workout Friday.
The veteran shortstop had returned to his Massachusetts home last week to help his family during the intense winter storm that struck the area. While he was there, his 96-year-old grandfather passed away.
McDonald, 38, is battling to hang onto his roster spot after an offseason in which the D-backs stocked up on shortstops.
Even assuming that Didi Gregorius starts the year in Triple-A, McDonald could still find himself in a numbers crunch at the end of camp with Cliff Pennington and Willie Bloomquist figuring to make the roster and Eric Chavez and Eric Hinske being kept as backup infielders and pinch-hitters.
McDonald said he looks at the situation as a positive for the team.
"Defined roles are great, but it's unrealistic to think that's going to happen every year," McDonald said. "As far as an organization is concerned, you want as many quality players in the locker room, here in Spring Training and as close to the year as you can get. Whether in the big leagues or down in Triple-A, or Double-A, you just need quality players. You can't have enough depth at any position."
Other than being aware of the situation, McDonald does not focus on the roster issue.
"You control the things you can control," he said. "You control your preparation, how you go about playing the game and you try to make the decisions on our front office and coaching staff as hard as you can for them. It's great. If we start worrying about the things that you can't control, it's going to take away from your preparation and ability to be a good baseball player."
McDonald hit .249 in 213 plate appearances last year and appeared in five games at third, four at second and 54 at short.
Steve Gilbert is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @SteveGilbertMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Bentyl syrupPronunciation
Generic Name: dicyclomine (dye-SYE-kloe-meen)
Brand Name: Bentyl
Bentyl syrup is used for:
Treatment of the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome. It may also be used for other conditions as determined by your doctor.
Bentyl syrup is an anticholinergic. It works by blocking a chemical in the smooth muscle of the stomach and intestines causing them to relax, which reduces cramping.
Do NOT use Bentyl syrup if:
- you are allergic to any ingredient in Bentyl syrup
- you have blockage of the esophagus, stomach, intestine, or urinary tract
- you have heart problems due to severe bleeding
- you have glaucoma
- you have inflammation of the esophagus due to acid reflux, loss of strength in the intestinal muscles, or chronic inflammation and ulceration of the bowels
- you have myasthenia gravis (a condition in which the muscles become progressively paralyzed)
- you are breast-feeding
Contact your doctor or health care provider right away if any of these apply to you.
Before using Bentyl syrup:
Some medical conditions may interact with Bentyl syrup. Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you have any medical conditions, especially if any of the following apply to you:
- if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or are breast-feeding
- if you are taking any prescription or nonprescription medicine, herbal preparation, or dietary supplement
- if you have allergies to medicines, foods, or other substances
- if you have chronic inflammation or ulcers of the bowel, diarrhea, enlargement of the prostate, hiatal hernia, kidney or liver disease, nerve problems or disease, overactive thyroid, or urinary blockage or retention
- if you have heart disease, heart failure, a history of rapid or irregular heartbeat, or high blood pressure
- if you are at risk for glaucoma
Some MEDICINES MAY INTERACT with Bentyl syrup. Tell your health care provider if you are taking any other medicines, especially any of the following:
- Amantadine, antiarrhythmics (eg, quinidine), antihistamines (eg, diphenhydramine), benzodiazepines (eg, diazepam), monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) (eg, phenelzine), narcotic pain medicine (eg, meperidine), nitrates (eg, nitroglycerin, isosorbide), nitrites (eg, sodium nitrite), phenothiazines (eg, chlorpromazine), sympathomimetics (eg, pseudoephedrine), or tricyclic antidepressants (eg, amitriptyline) because they may increase the risk of Bentyl syrup's side effects
- Metoclopramide or phenothiazines (eg, chlorpromazine) because their effectiveness may be decreased by Bentyl syrup
- Digoxin because the risk of its side effects may be increased by Bentyl syrup
This may not be a complete list of all interactions that may occur. Ask your health care provider if Bentyl syrup may interact with other medicines that you take. Check with your health care provider before you start, stop, or change the dose of any medicine.
How to use Bentyl syrup:
Use Bentyl syrup as directed by your doctor. Check the label on the medicine for exact dosing instructions.
- Take Bentyl syrup by mouth with or without food.
- Use a measuring device marked for medicine dosing. Ask your pharmacist for help if you are unsure of how to measure your dose.
- If you are also taking antacids, you may need to separate them from Bentyl syrup. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for more information.
- Take Bentyl syrup on a regular schedule around the clock, unless your doctor tells you otherwise.
- If you miss a dose of Bentyl syrup, take it as soon as possible. If it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and go back to your regular dosing schedule. Do not take 2 doses at once.
Ask your health care provider any questions you may have about how to use Bentyl syrup.
Important safety information:
- Bentyl syrup may cause drowsiness, dizziness, blurred vision, or lightheadedness. These effects may be worse if you take it with alcohol or certain medicines. Use Bentyl syrup with caution. Do not drive or perform other possibly unsafe tasks until you know how you react to it.
- Check with your doctor before you drink alcohol or use medicines that may cause drowsiness (eg, sleep aids, muscle relaxers) while you are using Bentyl syrup; it may add to their effects. Ask your pharmacist if you have questions about which medicines may cause drowsiness.
- Do not become overheated in hot weather or while you are being active; heatstroke may occur.
- Bentyl syrup may make your eyes more sensitive to sunlight. It may help to wear sunglasses.
- Use Bentyl syrup with caution in the ELDERLY; they may be more sensitive to its effects.
- Bentyl syrup should not be used in CHILDREN younger than 6 months old; safety and effectiveness in these children have not been confirmed.
- PREGNANCY and BREAST-FEEDING: If you become pregnant, contact your doctor. You will need to discuss the benefits and risks of taking Bentyl syrup while you are pregnant. Bentyl syrup is found in breast milk. Do not breast-feed while taking Bentyl syrup.
Possible side effects of Bentyl syrup:
All medicines may cause side effects, but many people have no, or minor, side effects. Check with your doctor if any of these most COMMON side effects persist or become bothersome:
Seek medical attention right away if any of these SEVERE side effects occur:
Blurred vision; constipation; decreased sweating; difficulty sleeping; dizziness; drowsiness; dry mouth; headache; lightheadedness; loss of taste; nausea; nervousness.
Severe allergic reactions (rash; hives; itching; difficulty breathing; tightness in the chest; swelling of the mouth, face, lips, or tongue); agitation; confusion; diarrhea; difficulty focusing your eyes; difficulty moving; difficulty speaking; difficulty urinating; disorientation; exaggerated sense of well-being; fainting; hallucinations; pounding in the chest; rapid heartbeat; short-term memory loss; unusual weakness; vomiting.
This is not a complete list of all side effects that may occur. If you have questions about side effects, contact your health care provider. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088. You may also report side effects at http://www.fda.gov/medwatch .
If OVERDOSE is suspected:
Contact 1-800-222-1222 (the American Association of Poison Control Centers), your local poison control center, or emergency room immediately. Symptoms may include convulsions (seizures); difficulty breathing; dilated pupils; disorientation; excessive thirst; flushed, hot, dry skin; hallucinations or unusual behavior; muscle weakness; nausea; rapid heartbeat and breathing; restlessness; severe dizziness or drowsiness; severe dry mouth; vomiting.Proper storage of Bentyl syrup:
Store at room temperature, below 86 degrees F (30 degrees C). Store away from heat, moisture, and light. Do not store in the bathroom. Keep Bentyl syrup out of the reach of children and away from pets.
General information:
- If you have any questions about Bentyl syrup, please talk with your doctor, pharmacist, or other health care provider.
- Bentyl syrup is to be used only by the patient for whom it is prescribed. Do not share it with other people.
- If your symptoms do not improve or if they become worse, check with your doctor.
- Check with your pharmacist about how to dispose of unused medicine.
This information should not be used to decide whether or not to take Bentyl syrup or any other medicine. Only your health care provider has the knowledge and training to decide which medicines are right for you. This information does not endorse any medicine as safe, effective, or approved for treating any patient or health condition. This is only a brief summary of general information about Bentyl syrup. It does NOT include all information about the possible uses, directions, warnings, precautions, interactions, adverse effects, or risks that may apply to Bentyl syrup. This information is not specific medical advice and does not replace information you receive from your health care provider. You must talk with your healthcare provider for complete information about the risks and benefits of using Bentyl syrup.
Disclaimer: This information should not be used to decide whether or not to take this medicine or any other medicine. Only your health care provider has the knowledge and training to decide which medicines are right for you. This information does not endorse any medicine as safe, effective, or approved for treating any patient or health condition. This is only a brief summary of general information about this medicine. It does NOT include all information about the possible uses, directions, warnings, precautions, interactions, adverse effects, or risks that may apply to this medicine. This information is not specific medical advice and does not replace information you receive from your health care provider. You must talk with your healthcare provider for complete information about the risks and benefits of using this medicine.
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These are the moments any hockey player dreams of — an overtime win for a gold-medal — and so Ashleigh Brykaliuk, Cassidy Carels and Halli Krzyzaniak decided they needed to preserve it forever on film.
Not long after Canada's Women's Team won gold at the World Under-18 in a 2-1 overtime thriller over the United States Saturday, the three Manitoba girls posed together on the ice at Heinola Arena in Finland for a photograph.
Giant smiles on their faces and gold medals around their necks.
"It's so cool right now. I don't even know what to say. Our whole team is going crazy," said Brykaliuk, in a telephone interview with The Free Press. "We didn't give up. We never doubted ourselves and in the end it showed."
Brykaliuk, who hails from Brandon, had played summer hockey before with Carels, who calls Bruxelles home. And Krzyzaniak, from Neepawa, has played the two before as a rival. The three have all been together in the past at Team Manitoba training camps.
"It's such a good feeling to be alongside some of my close buddies, that makes this so great," said Carels. "I can't believe it. It's so surreal to be a part of it. This is a dream come true.
"The ending... that was just amazing."
That might be an understatement.
The Canadians, facing an American squad which had romped through the round-robin with a perfect 3-0 record and had out-scored their opponents 25-0, fell behind 1-0 in the first period after a power-play goal by Jennifer Ryan. To hammer home the early US dominance, the Americans out-shot Canada 20-1 in the opening period.
But Canada didn't fold. Unbeaten themselves in their pool during the round-robin and coming off a 7-2 win over Sweden in the semifinal — a game in which Brykaliuk scored a hat trick — they rallied and, with their net empty, evened the score with just 13 seconds left on a goal by Catherine Dubois.
Then, after a quick intermission following the third period, Canada got the winner on a goal by Karly Heffernan just 58 seconds into overtime.
"I couldn't believe it when we scored to tie it," said Carels. "Everybody was so hyped up. We knew we had the momentum. But when we came into the dressing room our coaches refocused us because we couldn't just out there thinking we had it.
"This is the best feeling in the world."
It is the second consecutive gold for the girls' squad – and for Brykaliuk and Krzyzaniak, both 17 – after they defeated the American's 3-0 last year. Carel, also 17, was participating in her first worlds.
Earlier in the day, Sweden blanked the Czech Republic 4-0 to win the bronze medal.
"I can't find the words to describe this," said Krzyzaniak, the sounds of a jubilant Canadian dressing room dominating in the background. "To tie with less than a minute left and then win it in over time... this is one of the best moments of my life.
"It's great to do this with friends. And to be on the ice taking a picture with (her Manitoban teammates) is an awesome thing to share with them."
The three girls will begin the long trip home from Finland on Sunday.
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Pedroia gets it started, then Napoli, Craig break it open with home runs
TORONTO -- Powered by a pair of big homers in the 11th, the Red Sox took an extra-innings bout from the Blue Jays for the second night in a row on Tuesday.
After playing small ball to break a tie, the Red Sox showed some muscle and went deep twice to put the game out of reach. Mike Napoli crushed a three-run shot to the fifth deck, and Allen Craig swatted his first homer as a member of the Red Sox to lift Boston to an 11-7 victory at Rogers Centre, creating the opportunity for the sweep on Wednesday.
"The ability to score multiple runs was key for us, to give us some breathing room," manager John Farrell said. "Nap with the huge swing on a three-run homer, good to see Allen drive the ball out the other way, and we executed the small things. Got a couple of bunts down, Mookie [Betts] ran the bases well, put a good swing on Casey Janssen, and we were able build one of the bigger innings of the year so far."
Farrell's comments were an apt synopsis of what turned out to be a crucial late offensive outburst for the Red Sox, who needed the padding as the Blue Jays put up a futile three runs in their last at-bat.
Even though they squandered a three-run lead for the second consecutive night and twice allowed the Blue Jays to creep back into the game, the Red Sox managed to stay ahead when it counted.
"It was a real grinder of a game," said Craig. "A battle back and forth. ... It was huge for our team to be able to do that."
Betts jump-started the rally with a single and was moved over to second on a bunt from Christian Vazquez, narrowly beating the throw from Janssen. Betts was originally called out, but following a challenge from Farrell, the call was overturned to give Boston a pair of runners with no outs. Brock Holt then put down a bunt of his own and reached on a Janssen error, loading the bases for Dustin Pedroia, who hit a two-run single for a 6-4 lead.
The Sox were far from done. With Blue Jays reliever Sergio Santos in the game, Napoli crushed a fastball to the fifth deck, scoring three, and Craig sent a two-run shot to right to put the game out of reach.
"We just played two big games back to back and we're just worried about winning. ... That's our offense," Napoli said. "Coming up with big hits, hitting with runners in scoring position. … That's what it's all about."
Quick to brush aside the magnitude of his moon shot, Napoli said he was pleased to see Craig go opposite field with his homer.
"That's him," Napoli said. "He's a good hitter. We talk hitting."
The big rally marked the first time in Blue Jays history that Toronto has allowed seven runs in the 11th inning.
Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said it's tough to lose in extra-innings two nights in a row, but he's hopeful his squad will bounce back.
"They're feeling it like everybody else," Gibbons said. "We've lost some tough ones, games we could have won every one of them, but we haven't done it. If you're going to get to the top, you have to win those games, because that's what elite teams do."
Boston put up three runs in the first, but it gave up one in each of the third, fourth and fifth innings as the Blue Jays tied it at 3 after five. The Red Sox jumped ahead again when Yoenis Cespedes made it 4-3 with an RBI single that scored Holt in the seventh, but again, the Blue Jays surged back. Boston's Alex Wilson couldn't lock it down and surrendered a solo homer to Jose Bautista to make it a 4-4 game, which persisted until the 11th.
Rubby De La Rosa went 4 2/3 innings, allowing three earned runs on seven hits, and six Red Sox relievers combined for 6 1/3 innings of work, with Junichi Tazawa taking the win.
Jamie Ross is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Intel's Metro Notebook concept
OK OK, so this is a concept notebook and not technically available, but isn't that kind of the point of "this next?" Intel's metro notebook sports a second display on the OUTSIDE of the laptop, using non volatile memory and e-ink to display calendar, email, and other neat things that you need access when you're walking around...with this hip laptop slung over your shoulder. That's right...slung over your shoulder. This concept is designed primarily for women, but the specs make it a nice compact to carry around: sub-0.7in thick, 1kg. Heck, I would love to sport a laptop with those dimensions, without the shoulder strap of course. Then again, I don't see how ANYONE would feel comfortable carrying their notebook this way.


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Gosling And Brolin Among Potential Dark Knights For 'Superman/Batman' Crossover Movie
The sequel to this summer's Man of Steel, which director Zack Snyder confirmed at Comic-Con would feature a new actor in the role of Batman, is only in the script stage, so it may be a tad early to speculate about who might be the next actor to wear the cape and cowl.
So let's speculate. Some of the names floating around include Drive's Ryan Gosling, No Country for Old Men's Josh Brolin, True Blood's Joe Manganiello and Watchmen's Matthew Goode.


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92% Of Chevy Volt Owners Would Buy It Again
December 7th, 2012 | by Christopher DeMorro
How does one measure success in the auto industry? Obviously sales are a good indicator, but another important metric is customer satisfaction. In this era of increasingly great and competitive cars, one name has risen to the top of the heap as the car with the most satisfied owners; the Chevy Volt


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THREE people have been arrested on suspicion of firearms offences after a gun was found in a crashed car near Bury town centre.
Police found the weapon after they received reports about cars driving at high speed near Bolton Road just after 4pm today.
When they attended the incident, they found a Fiat Punto and Audi A4 had crashed in Crostons Road – before they uncovered a weapon hidden inside the Punto.
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With anger directed towards bankers and rating agencies alike, this may be a good time to remember that low interest rates, rather than faulty mortgage products, are the root cause of the financial crisis and ensuing Great Recession.
I once quipped that to understand the origins of the financial crisis and recession, one should not read Michael Lewis's The Big Short, but economist and Nobel Laureate Arthur Lewis's Economic Development with Unlimited Supplies of Labor instead.
The Big Short provides an entertaining account of how low-income households in the US were force-fed unaffordable subprime mortgages, for the sole purpose of adding to the fortunes of Wall Street bankers. But if less subprime mortgages had been originated in the 2000s, the bubble (and bust) in the prime US mortgage market would arguably have been more extensive than it was. Read more


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Women Figure Anew in Senate's Latest Battle
By Jonathan Weisman
WASHINGTON — With emotions still raw from the fight over President Obama's contraception mandate, Senate Democrats are beginning a push to renew the Violence Against Women Act, the once broadly bipartisan 1994 legislation that now faces fierce opposition from conservatives.
The fight over the law, which would expand financing for and broaden the reach of domestic violence programs, will be joined Thursday when Senate Democratic women plan to march to the Senate floor to demand quick action on its extension. Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, has suggested he will push for a vote by the end of March.
Democrats, confident they have the political upper hand with women, insist that Republican opposition falls into a larger picture of insensitivity toward women that has progressed from abortion fights to contraception to preventive health care coverage — and now to domestic violence.
"I am furious," said Senator Maria Cantwell, Democrat of Washington. "We're mad, and we're tired of it."
Republicans are bracing for a battle where substantive arguments could be swamped by political optics and the intensity of the clash over women's issues. At a closed-door Senate Republican lunch on Tuesday, Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska sternly warned her colleagues that the party was at risk of being successfully painted as antiwoman — with potentially grievous political consequences in the fall, several Republican senators said Wednesday.
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A TEENAGE shopworker has told of the terrifying moment when an armed robber pointed a gun at her.
Sian MacRae, 18, was working in her family's shop in Huntington Road, York, when a gunman burst in and threatened her and her sister, Jodie Weston, 25, who was behind the counter.
Sian said: "As soon as I saw the gun, everyone just froze.
"He seemed very nervous, very panicked, and he stood in the doorway the whole time. It made me feel terrible, I was so scared.
"I tried to keep my composure the whole time but as he left I just sank and burst into tears. It's an awful feeling that a person that could be like you or anyone else would be willing to come into a local family run shop and do that."
Nobody was hurt in the raid, which happened just before 9pm on Thursday, but the gunman made off with cigarettes and up to £200 in cash.
Shop owners Stephen and Helen Weston started the MacRae newsagents almost 20 years ago, and Helen said the incident had made her consider the future of the store.
Sian was speaking with a friend Josh and a female customer in her sixties when the gunman burst through the door. Sian sent Josh upstairs to alert Stephen and Helen before joining Jodie behind the counter.
When Stephen and Helen came downstairs from their flat, the robber aimed the gun at everyone in the shop then took the bag - which contained less than £200 - and ran towards Kitchener Street with Stephen in pursuit.
Armed police were called and scoured the area. No arrests have yet been made, but Helen and Sian said officers and the emergency operator were "amazing", keeping them calm and helping them through the experience.
Helen said as soon as the gunman left the shop, the gravity of the situation hit them all: "The moment he left the shop, Jodie and Sian collapsed in an absolute wreck. Emotionally, they were absolutely floored.
"Sian was absolutely amazing, sending Josh to get help and going behind the counter to help Jodie. I don't think she knows how amazing she is."
Sian said: "I don't really know if I was scared but after I sat down I was terrified - not for my life, I wasn't scared I was going to die, I was just scared that he was going to hurt one of us and he was harming our family business.
"When you have put so much pride and love in a family business and someone comes along and ruins it all in what felt like half an hour, but was only about two minutes? We're lucky to have such a strong family."
Regular customers are angry and upset by the incident and have shown their support by offering to sit with them behind the counter during opening hours, which she was grateful for, but the robbery - the second in less than 18 months - had taken its toll.
She said: "The service we provide is unique and the customers are my friends.
"They pay our bills and keep a roof over our heads, and that's the basics of life and I wanted that legacy to continue to my children, but I don't want that now, because of this.
"We're not like Spar or Tesco or Sainsbury's, there's just me, Stephen, Sian and Jodie. What we make here gets ploughed straight back into the shelves. I feel we provide a community service.
"This was my dream, it means so much to me and these people are coming and wrecking it and not just my dream, but putting my children's lives in danger now. It's devastating."


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Unique fossil ear bones intrigue scientists, as described in Nature, vol. 425, p65, 4 September 2003. Scientists at museums in Cambridge and London (UK) have studied the skulls of an extinct tetrapod (four legged) vertebrate named Ichthyostega, which is often described as a transitional form between fish and land animals. Using computerised X-ray studies of the braincase and ear region they concluded that the creature had a "highly specialised ear, probably a hearing device for use in water." They go on to state "This represents a structurally and functionally unique modification of the tetrapod otic (ear) region, unlike anything seen in subsequent tetrapod evolution."
Editorial Comment: This study is good evidence Ichthyostega was not a primitive half formed creature evolving into land dwelling animal. Its unique ear bones indicate it was a specialised creature well designed for its environment, i.e. they are good evidence for special creation, and provide no evidence for evolution. (Ref. Ichthyostega, ear, fossil)


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Commanism: in grammar
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Commanism (Latin: Commanismus) is a grammatical system used in the English language which involves structuring a sentence by the use of commas so that every part of the sentence has equal weight and equal meaning to another part. Thus Commanism helps keep every word in every sentence equal and therefore fair. Its first use in the English language came from the Norman technique of separating English sentences out with pauses in between the sections so that they could pronounce the English better in their ridicule French accents. Karl Punctuation Marx invented the extremist form of Commanism that we all know today.
"What[']s the point in punctuation if no one ever uses it[?]"
edit Grammatical Capitalism In Review
- People who benefit the most from ideology: Powerful people, the Government.
- Political Spectrum Position: Far left - Between Mitt Romney and Darth Vader.
- Opposing Ideologies: Capitalism, Extremalationism, Free Speechmarksinism.
- Main Supporters: North Korea, George Bush, The Left-Wing Association of Commas.
edit Advantages of Commanism
Commanism allows every word to have equal meaning, presence, and, truth. It does not allow one part, of a sentence to outweigh another. It therefore puts a comma in the middle of each sentence s,o that both parts of the sentence have equal numbers of words. In the world of Commanism writers have no freedom to write what they want as what if they wrote something innapropriate with unbalanced pause in the, sentence. Therefore the government has full control over, what writers think, write, and, publish. There are no "boom" or "bust" times so a writer can publish
the government's their, work continuosly without having to worry about rising prices or lack of customers as everyone is forced encouraged to read the writer's work.
edit Disadvantages of Commanism
There is nothing to distinguish anyone's work from another's work so the people
incharge in the government representative of the population want their work to shine as they have more power equal rights. The famous Commanist, George Orwell, invented a rule to overcome this problem:
"All words are equal. But some are more equal than others."
People, in, government, could, now, make, their, words, even, more, equal, and, therefore, fairer, and, therefore, better, than, anyone, else's, words. This, was, a, huge, success, for, the, oligarchical,
upper, class, equal, leaders, of, a, Commanist, country.
After a while there is n,o incentive to write anything complicated. So sentence, become simple. Writing is, become poor. No one, bother read. Writer bother not with comma. Industrial production of word collapse as no incentive to write more. Country bankrupt. Speling pore. By-buy wourds...


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UK employers want to play a game of heads I win, tails you lose, with the members of their pension schemes. They are keen, too, to draw a veil over how much they owe the schemes: perhaps they think it is not good for their share prices to be open and transparent about this.
The FT reports today on a plan put forward by the CBI, the UK employers' body, for sweeping changes to pensions regulations. Among other things, it wants longer to make good a deficit than the 10 years currently allowed, and to move away from marking liabilities to market, which the CBI says can misrepresent a scheme's position.


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The 8 Manliest Meals in Novels, Ever
Nearly as famous for his drinking habits as his writing, this American author loved a good cocktail. The name Hemingway conjures up a number of rum drinks including the eponymous daiquiri variation, but the author was also known to favor mojitos, particularly those from La Bodeguita del Medio in Havana, where the cocktail was allegedly invented when the bar first opened in 1942. The classic mojito combines white rum, sugar, lime, mint, and club soda, but Hemingway liked to take things up a notch and sub in champagne for an added punch. For ideal muddling, make sure to only bruise the mint leaves rather than mashing them completely so as just to release the essential aromatics.
The man who led the north to victory in the American Civil War had a distinctly Southern taste when it came to liquor, generally turning to Old Crow bourbon served neat. Bourbon varies widely from the quality of the oak barrels in which it is aged and the environment they are stored, but regardless of personal tastes Old Crow prides itself as one of the oldest varieties of the spirit. The label's founder, Kentuckian via Scotland Dr. James Crow is credited with perfecting the sour mash method of whiskey making in the mid 19th century, and thus became one of the first makers of true Kentucky bourbon.
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"If it ain't broke, don't fix it" is an age-old expression we are all familiar with. But in the modern world, someone is always complaining about something being broken. In the administration world, you have people saying, "Hey, there isn't enough command-line control," so Microsoft developed PowerShell. That causes people on the GUI side to proclaim, "Hey, we don't want to learn command-line stuff!" And the world goes round.
A few years back, Microsoft released Windows Server Core, a flavor of Windows Server that doesn't run all the extra UI elements that increase the attack surface for Windows Server in many ways. Although admins loved the decreased attack surface of Windows Server Core, they complained that they couldn't perform administration easily through the command line. Again, the world goes round.
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All those different needs and work styles ultimately means you must offer multiple options so that everyone's needs are met. That's why Micrososoft presents so many UI approaches in Windows Server.
Personally, I like having multiple options for accomplishing tasks. As an example, I appreciate the approach of the Microsoft server and cloud platform team is taking in Windows Server 8 to offer a "minimal server interface." The idea is that you can switch between Windows Server Core and Server Graphical Shell at any time with a single command and a single reboot. Admins will like this because it gives them the best of both worlds.
You can see this flexibility in other areas. For example, I prefer to work with Outlook on my PC to handle email. I'll use Outlook Web Access if I have to, but as nice as OWA is becoming, it's not as good as an actual client app. Browser-based apps are too clunky; then there's that issue of not having offline access to previously received and sent email. But Outlook and OWA aren't meant to be equal; each has its own place. You can get your email on nearly any device via OWA, for example, and it's great when using someone else's device (try that with Outlook!).


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whats the deal with all this ukranian talk??im ukranian ya dam noodlespoofers
I had a quick surf this morning brahs, totally benched a 23 footer while busting mad air with a 360 carve and shotting some fine Hindus. I landed on this kook in an orange wetsuit (good thing he was wearing a helmet) and blew his wooden mega yacht to pieces.
Eastern Europe is a weird, depressing and disturbing location. That's why I like Daniel Tosh because he understands these things.
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Has anyone ever busted air while busting air and lived to tell the tale ? Stay thirsty my friend , you are the most interesting man in the world.