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First, thank you for having this wonderful forum. It is amazing to have such a wealth of information and support at one's fingertips. My deepest thoughts and best wishes go out to everyone here who is battling this rare and serious condition. I admire your strength and courage.
A dear friend was recently diagnosed with CC. Thankfully he will see Dr. Selby and Dr. Lenz at USC Norris next week, but from my reading here it seems that he might benefit from a second opinion at Mayo, Scottsdale at some point--particularly if a liver transplant is a consideration.
Does anyone have specific experience with an oncologist there that's been particularly rewarding? I'm just looking for a name as a starting point for an appointment. Any help would get greatly appreciated.
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International Studies New Degree Program Fuels Global Understanding
Committed to infusing internationalism into the curriculum as per its strategic plan, Wittenberg's newly announced International Studies program not only gives students a competitive edge in the global economy, but it also reaffirms the distinctiveness of a Wittenberg education.
"This is an academic program that is so central to the mission and strategic plan of the university," said George Hudson, professor of political science, department chair and director of Wittenberg's Russian and Central Eurasian Studies Program. "It is distinctive because it is so rigorous, and it is the logical culmination of an emphasis on international education and a variety of collaborative efforts on campus."
Hudson is one of several Wittenberg faculty members who saw a need and
stepped in to fill it. But these individuals, including Associate Professor of
Languages Tim Bennett, Associate Professor of Economics Larry Gwinn,
Professor of Management Wayne Maurer, Associate Professor Languages Christine McIntyre, Professor of Political Science Bin Yu and Associate Professor of Languages Lila Zaharkov, didn't just design a new curriculum during the last two years of planning. They have poured their hearts, souls and minds into
creating a program that Hudson calls "bold" and "strongly interdisciplinary."
The major will offer three educational "tracks"– diplomacy, international
economics, and global issues and cultures – that will prepare Wittenberg students for exciting careers and top graduate programs. It will have an emphasis in the foreign languages, including a requirement of fluency in at
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"Consultants who reviewed the program saw its emphasis on foreign language and using language as a lens to understand better world cultures to be one of the new major's greatest strengths," Bennett said.
Revisions to the existing Global Studies program have helped shape the International Studies major/minor, including new foundational courses,
greater emphasis on international experience and foreign languages, and
the introduction of a new 300-level topics course that will count on faculty
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Many people dislike seeking medical care for any reason. But when it comes to changes in your vision, do yourself a favor and get to your eye doctor. Early intervention may allow you to avoid complications that can occur if you wait.
But why wait? There are ways to take care of your eyes before changes occur. One way to do that is to get into the habit of protecting them, whether you are at work or at play.
In general, men suffer more eye accidents than women. You should wear eye protectors around power equipment and while playing sports, such as racquetball or squash. Eye injuries can also occur when doing something simple like hammering nails. Unfortunately most men do not think about wearing eye protection for these things.
The three primary types of eye protection—safety glasses, safety goggles, and face shields—are sometimes worn in combination.
For any activity that involves chipping, grinding, riveting, sanding, banging, or masonry, safety goggles should always be worn. Experts also say that handling chemicals, including lawn chemicals, requires goggles. The best goggles are those where the sides touch the skin all around, as particles or chemicals can still fly up under glasses that are open on the sides. A face shield is often required if there are large flying objects or lots of debris.
One of the most consistent and predictable aging phenomena usually occurs in your 40s when you begin having difficulty focusing on close images, such as a book. You must either hold printed matter at arm's length, or if nearsighted , take off your glasses entirely to clearly see what you are reading. This phenomenon is termed presbyopia . The reason for the vision inconsistency is due to changes in the eye from normal aging. The lens of the eye becomes less pliable, and thus is unable to focus on close images. If you have always had normal vision, you may need a pair of reading glasses. They are inexpensive and available in most retail locations. If you wear glasses or contact lenses, your current prescription may need an adjustment. Other treatments include contact lenses and surgery. Talk to your eye doctor about the best options for you.
Eye doctors also screen for disorders that, when caught early, can avert major problems later on. Ask your doctor for guidelines specific for your individual situation. The American Academy of Ophthalmology recommends a comprehensive eye examination as follows for healthy adults with low risk factors for eye disease:
You should be screened more often, or as directed by your eye doctor, if you:
Cautionary Note : If you currently have eye symptoms, you should call your provider immediately for an evaluation. In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away.
For most healthy men, glaucoma screening should start right around age 40. Screening should start sooner if you have a family history of this condition or diabetes. Glaucoma increases pressure inside the eye and puts unhealthy pressure on the optic nerve. Moreover, there are several different types of the disorder. Left untreated, glaucoma can lead to blindness. It is important to keep up with regular screenings because most people do not know they have glaucoma until diagnosed during a comprehensive eye examination. Although pressure can be managed with medications and surgery, damage that has already occurred cannot be reversed. Glaucoma progression can often be halted with prompt medical treatment.
Men with diabetes are also at increased risk for diabetic retinopathy (DR). Diabetes causes blood vessels within the eye to leak. DR is a progressive disease and is a leading cause of blindness in the United States. Getting regular check-ups to catch developing DR, along with proper glucose management, will help reduce your risk.
Cataracts —a clouding in the lens of the eye—usually come along about, or just after, the age of retirement, experts say. The first signs of a cataract is a clouding or lessening of vision. The condition may first make itself known as a glare at night or trouble with oncoming headlights while driving. Or, a light bulb may be seen as a display of stars. Because cataracts are slowly progressive, many people do not even know that they have been losing vision. Cataract surgery is usually an elective procedure done to improve visual sharpness. Surgeons remove the cloudy lens in the eye and replace it with a man-made lens.
Which type of vision care practitioner should you see?
Ophthalmologists are physicians who specialize in the medical and surgical treatment of eye disorders. Ophthalmologists attend medical school, followed by a one year internship and at least three years of an ophthalmology residency program. They check eyes for vision problems, diseases, and abnormalities. They perform eye surgery, prescribe medication, and usually write prescriptions for glasses and contact lenses.
Optometrists are not medical doctors, but hold a Doctor of Optometry degree. They perform examinations for glasses and contacts. They also diagnose and treat some eye disorders. The scope of practice of an optometrist varies from state to state, depending on that state's laws. Some states allow optometrists to perform laser surgery or prescribe certain medications. Some optometrists also practice visual therapy to counter certain eye problems.
Opticians have less training than ophthalmologists or optometrists and cannot write prescriptions. They fit, supply, and adjust glasses, using a prescription from an ophthalmologist or an optometrist.
American Academy of Ophthalmology
Glaucoma Research Foundation
Canadian Association of Optometrists
Canadian Ophthalmological Society
Cataract. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated December 30, 2013. Accessed January 8, 2014.
Common eye disorders. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/visionhealth/basic_information/eye_disorders.htm. Updated April 23. 2013. Accessed January 8, 2014.
Diabetic retinopathy. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated December 16, 2013. Accessed January 8, 2014.
Exam frequency. American Academy of Ophthalmology website. Available at: http://www.aao.org/theeyeshaveit/screening/exam-frequency.cfm. Accessed January 8, 2014.
Eye safety. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/eye. Updated July 29. 2013. Accessed January 8, 2014.
Open-angle glaucoma. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated September 11, 2013. Accessed January 8, 2014.
Last reviewed January 2014 by Michael Woods, MD
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One of the most controversial Fox News hosts in Amerikkka is making yet another discriminatory remark, this time comparing the Southside of Chicago to the embattled country of Haiti.
During a stop on Bill O'Reilly's "Bold Fresh Tour" with equally offensive, equally racist, equally pig-headed Fox affiliate Glenn Beck on January 23, O'Reilly tells his counterpart that the Southside of Chicago is a "disaster" much like the country of Haiti.
"If you've ever been to the South Side of Chicago, I mean, it's a disaster. Alright? It's like Haiti. It's like — I've been to Haiti a couple times, and I support some charities there, but Haiti just never gets better no matter…"
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HUMBLE, Texas - A man suspected of burglarizing several homes ran away from officers on Friday, but he left some unusual things inside his car, investigators said.
Harris County Precinct 4 deputy constables and Humble police said two off-duty officers spotted the man, who was wanted in connection with multiple garage burglaries in the Atascocita area, and followed him.
The off-duty officers called for marked units and a short time later, the man figured out that he was being followed. Humble police said the man then pulled into a business on Humble Place near Rotary, hit a curb, blew out all four of his tires and then ran off.
Investigators searched the area for the man, but they did not find him.
Detectives searched the man's car and found an assault rifle, a pistol, 300 rounds of ammunition and a pit bull. Officials said the man may have lived in the car because they found a lot of dirty clothes and trash.
A scant description of the man was released. Detectives said he is white, about 5 feet 10 inches tall and about 160 pounds.
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Like the movies themselves, the theme tunes for James Bond's cinematic output have evolved over the years as fashions and attitudes changed. Except, in a way, they've also often stayed the same... With Adele warbling the theme to Skyfall now, we're cracking open the archives and taking a look at the crooners and their tunes from the 1960s through to today. Pop… Rock… Techno. Which Bond themes float your boat? And as Bond turns 50, which song would he want played at the party?
Track: Skyfall Sung by: Adele
The worst-kept secret since, well, the title of the film, soul chanteuse Adele was finally confirmed as the voice of Skyfall on October 1st. The official release reveals yet another return to the classic formula: it's big, it's showy, and it's built around the phrase "Let the sky fall". And there's a bit of Monty Norman in there too. Skyfall is where we start...
Quantum of Solace
Track: "Another Way To Die" Sung by: Alicia Keys and Jack White
Dodging the bullet of actually getting "Quantum of Solace" into the lyric, Alicia Keys and Jack White instead plumped for Another Way to Die. It's the first ever Bond-theme duet, but stylistically it's a bit of a curveball. Even the overtly Bondian bits sound kind of like an orchestra falling down the stairs.
Casino Royale
Track: "You Know My Name" Sung by: Chris Cornell
New era, new approach. Perhaps to reflect Casino Royale's reinvigorated and muscular new direction, here we get our first male vocalist since 1987, in the form of Soungarden/Audioslave's Chris Cornell. No mention of the Casino in the lyrics though. If you want that, there's always Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass.
Die Another Day
Track: "Die Another Day" Sung by: Madonna
Sheena Easton may have got her face in For Your Eyes Only's opening credits, but Madonna topped her by singing Die Another Day's theme and landing a proper role in the film. Most people would rather neither of those things had happened.
The World is Not Enough
Track: "The World Is Not Enough" Sung by: Garbage
This is more like it: it feels self-consciously "Bond", but it's big and dramatic and mysterious. And hey, it's sung by a Shirley (more on Ms Bassey later). What's cool and amusing about this is its degree of archness. Manson is playing at being a Bond-theme diva: she's not a karaoke singer that genuinely believes she is one. Awesome, bizarre video too. At first glance it's got little to do with 007, until you realise that Manson is performing as a manufactured human weapon. Deep, man.
Tomorrow Never Dies
Track: "Tomorrow Never Dies" Sung by: Sheryl Crow
There's a point where these 'big' numbers tip over into self-pastiche, and this is probably the least successful example. All credit to polymath singer-songwriter Crowe for the game performance, but there's a suspicion that she doesn't quite have the lungs for this.
Track: "GoldenEye" Sung by: Tina Turner
Another self-consciously "classic"-type theme, blasted out by Tina Turner. There's a slightly meta twist to the words though: Goldeneye is in part about writer/composers' Bono and The Edge's lifelong love of Bond.
Licence to Kill
Track: "Licence To Kill" Sung by: Gladys Knight
It had been a while, but the vibe here seems intentionally to be classic Bassey, courtesy of "Empress of Soul" Gladys Knight (minus her Pips). The chorus give us the relatively poor "Got a licence to kill and I'm going straight for your heart." How, we wonder, would the lyrics have referenced original title Licence Revoked? "Had my licence revoked and I'm going straight to the job centre…"
The Living Daylights
Track: "The Living Daylights" Sung by: A-Ha
Norwegian popsters A-ha had a disagreement with John Barry over the final mix of their Living Daylights. Barry's lush arrangement is, quite rightly, the best-known and "official" version, but the band's preferred, slightly thinner, sparser mix is on their Stay On These Roads album.
A View to A Kill
Track: "A View To A Kill" Sung by: Duran Duran
Duran Duran had ridden high for most of the 80s, but by this point had started to have enough of each other. The storming View to a Kill is their last hurrah as a five-piece, after which they'd temporarily split into side projects, and then reform, two men down.
Track: "All Time High" Sung by:Rita Coolidge
Rita Coolidge here gives us All Time High, the first Bond theme since OHMSS not to be based on the film's title (Nobody Does It Better at least references The Spy Who Loved Me). Presumably this is because lyrics riffing on the single entendre of Octopussy might have been going A Bit Too Far, even for late '80s Roger Moore.
For Your Eyes Only
Track: "For Your Eyes Only" Sung by: Sheena Easton
Sheena Easton was such a hot property in 1981 that, uniquely, she even got to appear in For Your Eyes Only's opening credits. Arguably she's not had the longevity or lasting cred of Blondie though, who, like others before them, had their theme rejected. It's on their album The Hunter.
Track: "Moonraker" Sung by: Shirley Bassey
Bassey's third and final Bond theme is, sadly, a lesser affair than her previous classics. The slightly wishy-washy lyrics would have us believe that the Moonraker is "in search of his dream of gold" and that "his dream will come true someday." Er, is it not a space rocket bearing nerve gas-based Armageddon?
The Spy Who Loved Me
Track: "Nobody Does It Better" Sung by: Carly Simon
One of the most successful of all Bond themes, Nobody Does it Better was by far Carly Simon's greatest hit (You're So Vain spent longer at number one but less overall time on the Billboard), and it bagged an Oscar nomination and an honour from the American Film Institute. Thom Yorke reckons it's the sexiest song ever recorded. It only references The Spy Who Loved Me once.
The Man With The Gold Gun
Track: "The Man With The Golden Gun" Sung by: Lulu
Lulu, as a "big voice" is a fine choice for a Bond singer on paper, so it's a shame she was saddled with this weak catalogue of double-entendres. It could have been very different: the originally commissioned, recorded, but ultimately rejected Golden Gun theme was by Alice Cooper. It's on his Muscle of Love album.
Live and Let Die
Track:"Live And Let Die" Sung by: Paul McCartney & Wings
Paul McCartney and his post-Beatles Wings troupe strike an effective balance here, alternating tunefully chilled with hellish racket: appropriate for Live and Let Die's voodoo shenanigans. Many have baulked at the grammar, but surely he's singing "in which we're living", and not actually "in which we live in"? The debate continues…
Diamonds Are Forever
Track: "Diamonds Are Forever" Sung by: Shirley Bassey
The all-change of OHMSS having not gone down so well, Diamonds Are Forever seems all about reassurance (if not outright apology – not that there was anything to apologise for). Connery's back, and just to ram the point home, here's Shirley Bassey again. "Diamonds are forever... they can stimulate and tease me..." Oo-er.
On Her Majesty's Secret Service
Track: "We Have All The Time In The World" Sung by: Loius Armstrong
Breaking with recent tradition in theme as well as lead actor, George Lazenby's one and only outing as Bond goes with an action-packed John Barry instrumental for the opening credits. Louis Armstrong singing We Have All the Time in the World, plays with heartbreaking context at the end.
You Only Live Twice
Track: "You Only Live Twice" Sung by: Nancy Sinatra
A spot of Eastern philosophy? Leslie Bricusse's lyrics, as sweetly sung by Nancy Sinatra, explain the title as "One life for yourself and one for your dreams." That's not quite in line with Ian Fleming's assertion that it's "Once when you're born, and once when you look death in the face."
Track: "Thunderball" Sung by: Tom Jones
A brief early Bond-theme trend: The Welsh Connection. Following Cardiff's favourite daughter Bassey, here's the Rhondda Valley's Tom "Bloody" Jones. A more raucus vocalist than Matt Monro, he strikes like Thunderball, and fields underwear like nobody else. Johnny Cash's submission was rejected, presumably because it sounds like a Frankie Laine Western theme from circa 1957.
Track: "Goldfinger" Sung by: Shirley Bassey
Here we go. Third time's the charm. Composed by John Barry, Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newly, Goldfinger's midas touch would have a lasting impact on Shirley Bassey's lung-busting career. She recorded two more Bond themes and, the same year as Goldfinger, the theme for Bond spoof The Liquidator. Seems the formula was already ripe for parody.
From Russia With Love
Track: "Opening Titles: James Bond Is Back / From Russia with Love / James Bond Theme" Sung by: Matt Munro
Getting there, but while we hear the tune over the opening credits (introducing the silhouette theme that will remain forever) we don't actually get crooner Matt Monro's vocals until the end.
Dr. No
Track: "James Bond Theme" Performed by: John Barry & Orchestra, Monty Norman
Dr No gives us the gun barrel and Monty Norman's legendary Bond theme, but otherwise the series doesn't quite start as it'll go on. After dang-dagga-dang-dang, we segue into Kingston Calypso by Byron Lee and the Dragonaires (the "Three Blind Mice" bit).


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Welcome to Monday's The Crap We Missed, which is another sizeable chunk of celebrity fuckery, and no, that's not a euphemism for Jon Hamm's penis for once. This platter of sausages, however, that Heidi Klum is holding near her face probably is, because not only is she amazingly hot, but also schooled in the art of suggestion. Well played, Klum, well played. We've also got Alec Baldwin who is just so virile and healthy and probably brings his young wife to endless orgasm is what I think we're all supposed to believe by now, as well as Criss Angel whose greatest illusion until now was concealing the fact that he is actually a 53 year old female middle school receptionist from Utah, and finally, would the Academy please just preemptively give Matthew McConaughey the award for Best Actor before he actually gives himself AIDS? For christsakes, this man has children to feed.
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Slice the baquette into 16 pieces and place on a baking sheet. Drizzle or brush a little olive oil over and broil about 3 minutes until slightly brown. Remove and set aside.
Heat olive oil in a skillet and sauté the spinach for 2 to 3 minutes until wilted and dark green. Remove and place on a plate.
Place 2 or 3 spinach leaves, a slice of tomato, and a tablespoon or so of bean spread on each slice of bread. Arrange on a platter and serve.
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I've spent about 50 hours trying to figure out how to write a webscraper in Python 3.3. It appears hopeless at this point, so I'm posting out of desperation, with the thought that one of you super geniuses can probably resolve my 50-hour failure in a couple minutes.
I have two specific actions I am trying to execute, and I know Python can do them, but I can't bridge the gap from concept to execution.
[Also, I can write the loops for these actions just fine; the URL activities are what I can't figure out]
I have a webpage that has 200 links on it, each of which pertains to a sports team.
--from the source code, I need to ( a ) extract all 200 of these URLs and compile them into a list (for the following purpose)
--each of the team URLs shows up in the following template:
[Team_Name]

Then, within each of these pages, there are ~12 links to individual players' pages
--I need to ( b ) make another list of the URLs of all 2400 players
--each of the player URLs shows up in the following template: [Player_Name]
Finally, once I have the list of 2400 URLs, I need to ( c ) capture a table of data from each of them, but I think that part is going to be too complex to describe for now. If you do have any advice where that is concerned (scraping tables of data), please DO share, though.
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I've been holding out on my Pros/Cons on the Brad Richards sweepstakes. I've got to tell you, I'm waffling, sort of as I did last year with Ilya Kovalchuk.
Got a lot of reasons to go either way. Maybe we can get into it later on today, or tomorrow.
Meanwhile, what's Plan B? Tim Connolly? Brooks Laich?
There was talk yesterday about Jaromir Jagr landing back in Pittsburgh. And about Steve Stamkos close to re-signing in Tampa (that offer sheet was never going to happen anyway), and Kevin Bieksa re-signed with Vancouver.
This afternoon, at 3 p.m., the Hockey Hall of Fame will announce its Class of 2011.
NHL Network will broadcast the announcement. I'm not going to get too excited because the HHOF often screws this up. And how the heck Kevin Lowe isn't in, and Clark Gillies is … well, that's beyond me.
Here's the link to the list of first-time eligible players and loads of others who have been considered over the years but have yet to gain induction.
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I am all about the sweater dress this season both for function AND fashion. My office is a loft space that gets so cold I can hardly type, so warm knits are the best thing to wear. Short sleeves means they stay out of the way when I'm working at my desk, and the cowl neck is loose so I don't feel like I'm choking. The fact that this is a sweater DRESS fits with my wardrobe.


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text: I know that with LA Reid departing X Factor after this season that the rumors will start flying about judges for next season and the first one is something sure to be controversial. Apparently Simon Cowell wants both Rihanna and Chris Brown to be judges for the show. Yeah, with me that lands with a thud, but it sure would bring ratings to the show. Can you imagine them having to work with each other everyday and the smirk on Simon's face if he managed to land them? That would of course mean that Britney Spears or Demi Lovato would also be shown the door. I think of all the judges on the show, Demi would want to keep the gig most of all because it is a place for her to make some money and keep in the spotlight and I'm not sure she would be able to do so based solely on her music although, I will admit to cranking up my mom's tinny minivan radio and singing along to Skyscraper.


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In the capital of Washington a non-governmental organization will distribute 100,000 copies of English Qur'ans to American officials.
According to a report of The National, a daily published in the United Arab Emirates, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) announced its planned distribution of 100,000 copies of the translation of the Qur'an, but the target is 1 million copies in total.
The Association targets on delivering the version of the Qur'an including both Arabic text with English translation and interpretation to the governors of 50 states, to certain public and security members, and to the media members.
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Lady Flames Fall to ETSU in 3 Sets
East Tennessee State held off Liberty, 3-0 (25-16, 25-20, 25-21) on Friday at Memorial Coliseum. The match featured the defending champions from the Big South and Atlantic Sun Conferences at this weekend's Kentucky Classic.
ETSU (3-2) ran its winning streak to three matches with the 3-0 victory, while the Lady Flames fell to 1-5 on the season with setbacks to VCU and East Tennessee State on Friday.
The Buccaneers recorded 45 kills at a .326 pace, while Liberty hit .103 with 28 kills. ETSU held a slight 32-29 edge in digs, while holding a 7-4 advantage in aces and outblocking Liberty, 9.0-6.0
Liberty senior Jade Craycraft paced the Lady Flames with eight kills and 19 assists. Senior Kendle Rollins and freshman Nzea McQuitery recorded three blocks each, while junior Gabrielle Shipe collected a team-high 11 digs.
ETSU's Megan Devine, a senior, recorded 15 kills to lead three Bucs in double figures in kills. Junior Jamie Rutledge had a match-high 36 assists, while junior Renzey Rice collected a match-best 14 digs.
The Buccaneers went on an early 10-0 run in set one, building a 12-1 lead. Liberty chipped away at the deficit, with a Becca Haraf ace making it 21-14, but ETSU pulled away for a 25-16 set victory.
ETSU outhit Liberty, .286-.000, in the opening set, and the Buccaneers were led by Meredith Hardy and Rice with four kills apiece. Craycraft sent down three kills for the Lady Flames.
The Lady Flames battled back from a 17-14 deficit in the second set, with Haley Jeffcoat posting an ace and two kills to even the set, 17-17. East Tennessee State and Liberty then traded three-point runs, leaving the score tied, 20-20, after a Rollins kill. Devine and Khadijah Wiley both scored a kill during a set-clinching 5-0 ETSU rally.
The Buccaneers hit .265 during set two, compared to .194 for the Lady Flames. Devine recorded six set-two kills, while Rollins posted two solo blocks.
The Lady Flames got off to a fast start in the final set, surging to a 15-8 advantage thanks to a pair of Monica Johnson-McQuitery blocks and multiple kills from Craycraft, McQuitery and Susan Babcock. ETSU scored the next six points, as part of a 10-3 run which pulled the teams even at 18-18. Liberty took a 19-18 lead on a block by Lillie Happel and McQuitery. Devine then scored three late kills and added a block as the Bucs closed the match on a 7-2 run.
ETSU outhit Liberty, .433-.107, during set three, and Devine recorded seven kills in the final stanza.
Liberty closes out its participation at the Kentucky Classic tomorrow, taking on the host, 21st-ranked Kentucky Wildcats at 11 a.m.


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THE amount of mothers smoking during pregnancy in South Worcestershire in the past year was higher than the national average.
Figures released this week by the Health and Social Care Information Centre (HSCIC) showed 14.3 per cent of mothers who gave birth in the region between April 2013 and March this year admitted to smoking while they were expecting.
Although the figures showed the overall amount of pregnant smokers was at 12 per cent – its lowest level for eight years – this drop has not been reflected in Worcestershire.
But this still much lower than some areas of the country such as Blackpool, where 27.5 per cent of mothers smoked during pregnancy.
The lowest levels were seen in central and west London, where only 1.9 per cent of new mothers were recorded as smokers.
HSCIC chairman Kingsley Manning said: "It is encouraging to see that since 2006-07 the number of pregnant women who smoked during pregnancy has declined.
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Southern-style sweetened tea
North Carolina native Casey Wall calls iced tea the nectar of Southern gods. The chef and co-owner of Melbourne's Rockwell & Sons says back home, sweetened iced tea is enjoyed with breakfast, lunch and dinner year-round. It's usually served in mason jars (screwtop jars) with lemon slices or wedges and loads of nugget ice - light, airy ice with a soft, chewable texture. It might be quite sweet to the Australian palate, but in North Carolina they would probably describe this version as unsweetened tea, so adjust the sugar to taste.
1 litre boiling water
3 litres cold water
300g caster sugar
12 Lipton Yellow Label teabags
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
Put the teabags in a 4.5 litre jug, sprinkle in the baking soda, and pour on the boiling water. Set aside for 12 minutes.
After steeping, remove teabags and discard. Add sugar and stir until completely dissolved, about one minute.
Add the cold water and place into the refrigerator until chilled.
Serve over ice with a lemon wedge.
Rockwell & Sons, 288 Smith Street, Collingwood, Melbourne 03 8415 0700.
Limonada (Lebanese lemonade)
When Simon Zalloua visits his mother's family in Lebanon, his aunt always greets him with a jug of limonada, spiced nuts and crudites (raw vegetables). The head chef at Bondi's Sefa Kitchen says limonada is a refreshing summer drink, often served at lunch rather than dinner. Some add rosewater to their limonada but Zalloua prefers orange blossom water, which lends the drink a distinctive Middle Eastern fragrance.
1 whole lemon, washed
3/4 cup sugar
3/4 cup lemon juice
2 sprigs of mint
750 ml chilled water
2 tablespoons orange blossom water, or to taste
Cut the whole lemon into roughly six pieces and place in a jug with the sugar and a sprig of mint. Muddle the mixture, pressing the lemon to release some of the essential oils in the skin, until the sugar begins to dissolve.
Add the lemon juice, water and orange blossom and give it a really good stir.
Fill each glass with a handful of ice and pour in the limonada.
Garnish with the remaining mint and serve immediately.
Sefa Kitchen, 292 Bondi Road, Bondi, Sydney, 02 8068 6461.
Spice Temple spicy ginger beer
Spice Temple's Melbourne bar manager Imogen Clements says spicy ginger beer is an unbudgeable favourite all year round. In Sydney and Melbourne, it's served both in a mocktail with lime juice and mint, and with Dutch vodka and citrus in a Monkey cocktail. For a super spicy version, whizz the ginger with a bit of water in a food processor before cooking. For a milder version, simply chop it. The ginger beer is best the day after making it but will last up to four days in an airtight container in the fridge. Before serving, Spice Temple charges the ginger beer with carbon dioxide in a soda syphon to make sparkling ginger beer but it's also good without bubbles.
100g young ginger, finely chopped
1 litre water
15ml lime juice
zest of ½ an orange
125ml honey
100g caster sugar
To serve
160 ml fresh lime juice
80 ml sugar syrup*
fresh mint sprigs and 8 kaffir lime leaves
Simmer ginger with water for about 20 minutes then remove from heat. Add lime juice, orange zest, honey and sugar.
Cool then strain the liquid through muslin cloth and store in an airtight container in the fridge overnight.
To serve, divide chilled ginger beer among eight glasses (Spice Temple uses 360 ml glasses), add 20 ml lime juice and 10ml sugar syrup to each glass and stir. Top glasses with ice and garnish each with a mint sprig and a kaffir lime leaf.
*To make sugar syrup, bring to a boil two parts sugar in one part water. Dissolve sugar completely then remove from heat and allow to cool.
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When I think of Bob's Red Mill soup mixes I immediately think of my favorite, our Bountiful Black Bean Soup Mix. With its rich and creamy beans and bursts of barley, the possibilities of where to take this mix are endless.
Bean & Barley Fritters with Sriracha Mayonnaise
I stumbled upon a Senegalese recipe called Accara which uses black eyed peas to make a fritter batter. Immediately, I knew I needed to try this preparation with our Bountiful Black Bean Soup Mix. With a few alterations, the fritters turned out beautifully; super light and delicate like little puffs of crispy clouds. Paired with a spicy Sriracha Mayonnaise they are the perfect snack for a football party. And with 20% of your daily fiber and low in saturated fat, your guests will never know these fried fluffs are actually pretty healthy.
Bean & Barley Fritters
- 1 cup Bountiful Black Bean Soup Mix
- 1 tsp Baking Soda
- 1/2 tsp ground Cumin
- 1/4 tsp Chili Powder
- 1/2 tsp Sea Salt
- 1/4 cup finely chopped Onion
- 1 Garlic clove
- Water, as needed
- Oil, to fry
Sriracha Mayonnaise
- 1 Egg
- 1 Tbsp White Vinegar
- 2 to 3 tsp Sriracha Chile Sauce
- 1/2 tsp Sea Salt
- 1 cup Oil
Bean & Barley Fritters
Step 1
Rinse soup mix then place in a large container and cover with cold water by 2-inches. Cover and let soak in the refrigerator overnight.
Step 2
Drain soup mix and place in a blender or food processor. Add baking soda, spices, salt, onion and garlic and puree until smooth. Add water if needed to adjust consistency.
Step 3
Heat about 2-inches of oil in a heavy and deep pan or deep fryer to 365°F. Using a small cookie scoop or two spoons, drop about 1 Tbsp of batter into hot oil and cook until golden brown, about 3 minutes, flipping half-way through.
Step 4
Remove fritters from hot oil and let drain on paper towels. Season with salt while still warm. Serve warm with Sriracha Mayonnaise or a dipping sauce of your choice.
Serves 6 – 10.
Sriracha Mayonnaise
Step 1
Using a blender or food processor, mix egg, vinegar, chile sauce and salt until combined.
Step 2
With the machine running, very slowly stream in oil. This may take up to 5 minutes. Once all oil has been added, the mixture should be light and fluffy and well emulsified. Store chilled.


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My mom says she is having chest pain as well as pain in her back behind her lungs. Per mom, it's not SOB, just pains every now and then. She is in her 4th cycle of chemo of Gem/Cis, so I'm not sure if anyone else has encountered this while on chemo?


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Summer is the best time to celebrate this crispy, crunchy, perfectly salty classic Southern dish.
Get our best fried chicken recipes and tips that'll make your biscuits and gravy jealous.
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- Don't skimp on seasoning. Chuck's recipe (pictured above) has the perfect balance of spice that gives fried chicken its addictive finger-lickin' goodness.
- Fry it twice. This recipe is fried twice so the skin is mind-blowingly crispy.
- Add a sweet and spicy sauce. Michael Symon likes his with Sriracha honey. Addicts, beware.
- Put it on a waffle. Trust us: Chicken and Waffles is the food of the Sweet and Salty Food Gods (especially Bobby's recipe).
- Put it on a stick. Because you can, you should, and it's the perfect summer party food.
For you sweet-and-spicy lovers, Michael Symon exploits your weakness with an Asian twist:
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HOUSTON - A group of thieves stole a million dollars worth of jewelry and cash from a flea market on Black Friday, investigators said.
Houston police said the robbery at the Houston Bargain Center in the 10000 block of Homestead happened shortly after 6 p.m., which was just before closing time.
"That's a lot of stuff to get away with," one customer said.
Investigators said the group of about 10 men barged in and forced an armed security guard to get on the floor. They handcuffed him and took his gun, detectives said.
The men forced customers and employees to get on the ground by pointing guns to their heads and threatening to kill them, police said.
The men then ransacked two of the five stores in the building, police said.
A handful of the thieves played lookout while the others used hammers to smash glass jewelry cases at the stores, investigators said.
Detectives said the robbers took diamond rings, Rolex watches and other high-end jewelry from the stores.
The robbers also forced the owner of both stores to open their safes and hand over the cash, investigators said.
Police said the thieves stuffed the cash and merchandise into duffel bags before they sped away in a white van.
One of the store owners said he is not happy with the police department's response to the robbery. The owner said he pushed a panic button the minute the robbers came in, but it took officers 16 minutes to get there.
Investigators said they are actively searching for the robbers.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.
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