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There are several different types of
bipolar disorder. Each is based on whether the person has more trouble with depression or mania and how often mood cycles
Bipolar I
Considered the classic form of the illness, bipolar I causes
recurrent episodes of mania and depression. The depression may last for a short
time or for months. The person may then go back to feeling normal for a time, or
he or she may go right into a manic episode.
Bipolar II
People who have bipolar II experience depression just as in bipolar
I. But the episodes of mania are less severe (hypomania). People with bipolar II have more depressive than hypomanic
Rapid-cycling bipolar disorder
People who have rapid-cycling bipolar disorder experience at least four
episodes of depression, mania, or both within a 12-month period. They may go
directly from an episode of depression to an episode of mania. Or they may have
a short time lapse between the two moods. The mood swings are the same as with
other types of bipolar. But the frequency of mood swings distinguishes
rapid-cycling bipolar disorder from the other subtypes.
Some people with bipolar disorder may have mixed symptoms, in which
depression and mania occur together. Symptoms include sadness, euphoria, and
irritability. Other symptoms can include agitation, lack of sleep, appetite
changes and, possibly, thoughts of suicide. This can make the disorder
challenging to treat and very frustrating to live with.
CitationsAmerican Psychiatric Association (2000). Bipolar
disorders. In Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th ed., text rev., pp. 382–397. Washington, DC: American
Psychiatric Association.
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hi this is vignesh and i am beginner to backtrack,joined this forum to learn new things,thanks for providing me an oppurtunity to say hello
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Hello i am new to this forum but have been using linux on and off for about 2 years now.
I want to get active in the community and share a few tricks i have learned.
Hi Back|Trackers !! .. kinda new to linux and learning a few different flavours at college, a complete newbie, but aren't we all when learning something new.
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I arrived on this forum looking for tips and tricks on how to use backtrack, and it helped me a lot!
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The Traveling Preventionista: North Carolina
"On the road again, just can't wait to get on the road again…"
Have I mentioned how much I love to travel? It's one of the great perks of my job. So, when I received an invitation from the North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault (NCCASA) to come and deliver a keynote presentation at their first Sexual Violence Primary Prevention Summit, I enthusiastically accepted.
The great thing about North Carolina is that it's a drivable distance from Pennsylvania. So, I hopped in the car and headed south. Nearly 7 hours and one fender bender later (minor accident, no injuries, and not my fault thank goodness), I arrived in Durham. Now, I've been to some great state prevention summits and meetings before, but when they gather to talk about prevention in NC its serious business. The room was packed with preventionists eager to learn about innovative programming. It was encouraging to see the connections being made and the variety of workshops being offered. I was reminded, as I often am, of the important role that coalitions play in bringing local program staff together and providing quality training and guidance for these programs.
As I talked about the qualities of innovative prevention programs, it was heartening to see a lot of people nodding their heads and taking in lessons learned from these programs. In my discussions with participants after the presentation, I was struck by the excitement and eagerness of these individuals. They want to be innovative. They want to do work that changes not just thoughts and attitudes, but also behaviors. They want their organization to integrate prevention, and invest in staff wellness and self-care. And they are excited to have resources both from the state and national level to help them do all of those things (see our resource packet, Finding the Perfect Shade of Change).
So, thank you to my friends and prevention partners in North Carolina, and to the NCCASA for the opportunity to participate and support the great work you are doing!


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Native American Dancer
Photograph by Francisco Velande
In October 2008, high schoolers from Taos High School and the Taos Pueblo attended a National Geographic Photo Camp in Taos, New Mexico, conducted in partnership with the Blackstone Ranch Institute.
For four days, the students explored the unique Southwest environment, while National Geographic photographers and editors mentored them in photography and writing. The students documented their experiences—as seen in this gallery.
The natural world, the world of peace. I was taught we belong to the Earth.
Making the most of the day.
Being thankful for each breath.
I hear the one who has taught me everything speak.
He is all-wise. The many wrinkles in his skin stand for all the knowledge he's seen through his eyes. I love him, because he taught me to love Mother Earth and Father Sky. He is the true definition of a man who has done all he can for his people.
I respect this man.
This man is my grandfather.
—Photo Camp participant Francisco Velande
Fence and Clouds
Photograph by Patrick Archuleta
"My personal connection with Mother Earth is when I go hunting. Hunting up on Taos Pueblo Mountain is awesome. It's like going into a sanctuary."—Photo Camp participant Patrick Archuleta
Hands Holding a Candle
Photograph by Winona Winters
"What is my connection with nature? I'm not really sure. I like nature. I enjoy being outside. In a way, I see nature like a place I can escape to. A place where I can find peace.
"It's also a place I can sometimes think about who I am and where I came from. Sometimes when I'm in the mountains behind the Pueblo, I think about how my ancestors have been to the same places I have. And also how lucky my people are to have a beautiful 'backyard' that we can use for our ceremonies and for our lives."—Photo Camp participant Winona Winters
Yellow Aspen Leaves
Photograph by Jessica Esch
At Garcia Park, bright yellow leaves from an aspen tree pop against a deep blue sky in the mountains of Taos, New Mexico.
Red Leaf, Taos
Photograph by Robyn Martinez
Back-lit by the sun, green veins punctuate a red autumn leaf.
Craftsman Portrait, Taos
Photograph by Lacy Trujillo
Light and shadow play on the face of a craftsman from Taos Pueblo, New Mexico.
Pueblo Building Seen Through Grass
Photograph by Chuck Marcus
Grasses frame a building in the Taos Pueblo.
Grasshopper on Pavement
Photograph by Krisana Hall
A grasshopper stands out against textured pavement in this close-up shot.
Aspen Trees, Taos
Photograph by Josie Heino
"I have a different view of nature after this experience. I used to look out my window and just thought of it as no big deal. Just another average backyard. But after coming to Photo Camp, it made me open my eyes to the natural beauty that surrounds me.
"Nature is part of life. And capturing the beauty thorough a photograph is truly outstanding."—Photo Camp participant Josie Heino
Taos Pueblo
Photograph by Emma Smith
Turquoise shop doors frame a view of Taos Pueblo's main plaza.
Leaves on a Glass Roof
Photograph by Emma McCollum
"Racism is everywhere. Even in this tightly knit community. I was one of the kids who was picked on, and the bullies were never white like me. I had no idea what they had against me. Because of this, I kept to myself. I was quiet and I was always out in the woods exploring by myself.
"I found I had a natural sense of direction when I was in the wilderness. There were so many beautiful things to see, and eventually I picked up a camera to record what I found. I found that the arts (writing, photography, drawing) were a way of escaping, a way of being free. I was lucky to have found nature while other teenagers found other means of escape, like drugs, alcohol, and partying."—Photo Camp participant Emma McCollum
Man and Ladder
Photograph by Jasmine Peralta
Photographer Lenny Foster, part of the Photo Camp team, pauses against a pueblo building.
Man With Long Braid
Photograph by Ashley Gutierrez
A man's long braid sweeps down his back in the Taos Pueblo.
Children Playing, Taos Pueblo
Photograph by Kylee Martinez
"I used to think of nature as a part of life, something that was not very important to me. Now I know that nature is what makes life. I'm looking at nature now with a whole new perspective, through a new lens."—Photo Camp participant Kylee Martinez
Painter, Taos Pueblo
Photograph by Mariah Gomez
"Growing up in Taos, I've always been surrounded by a variety of people and involved in a diverse culture. The population here has three distinct dominant races. Because Anglos, Hispanics, and Native Americans share this beautiful space, we have developed a respect for the richness of variety.
"But yesterday at Taos Pueblo, I felt overwhelmed. I wanted to blend in to my surroundings, but it was harder than I realized. I learned so much visiting the Pueblo."—Photo Camp participant Mariah Gomez
Man Selling Chili Ristras
Photograph by Kyle Medina
A man sells handmade chili ristras, or lengths of hanging chilies, at a farmer's market in the Taos Town Plaza.
Red Chili Peppers
Photograph by Laura Henry
Bright, bold red chili peppers surround a single green chili.
Taos High School Bleachers
Photograph by Marissa Romero
Bleachers mark the playing grounds of the Taos High School Tigers.
Mountains at Sunset, Taos
Photograph by Alicia Lucko
The sun sets over mountains in Taos, New Mexico.
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SPRINGFIELD, N.J. – The University of Pennsylvania women's golf team shot 325 as a team on Sunday to conclude the Ivy League Championships on Baltusrol's par-72 upper course. The Quakers finished the seven-team tournament in fifth place at 940 overall.
Harvard easily won the team title on Sunday, finishing at 900 over the three-round event to finish 21 strokes ahead of second-place Princeton. Columbia was third, at 929, while Yale was fourth at 930.
Freshman Erin Lo had Penn's low round on Sunday, an 80, which left her at 230 for the tournament. That tied her for seventh in the field, which was enough to earn her second-team All-Ivy honors.
Junior Amanda Chin shot an 82 on Sunday and ended the Championships tied for 11th at 233. Marissa Kay carded an 81 and finished the event tied for 13th (234). Isabella Rahm's 84 left her at 245 for the tournament, tied for 25th, while Sophia Chen scored for the Quakers on Sunday with an 82 that left her at 246 for the weekend and 27th overall.
Harvard's Anne Cheng won medalist honors at the Championships, carding a final-round 75 to finish at 217 which was five strokes ahead of Princeton's Kelly Shon (70 on Sunday, 222 for the weekend).
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Channel 16, County Web Site to Carry Election Returns
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Fairfax, VA 22035-0065
Oct. 31, 2003
Channel 16, County Web Site to Carry Election Returns
Fairfax County cable subscribers can turn to Channel 16 for live
coverage of the Nov. 4 elections. Live coverage will air every quarter
hour beginning at 7 p.m., and will include comprehensive results of the
Board of Supervisors and School Board races. Channel 16 will carry the
only exclusive Fairfax County local election coverage for the upcoming
As the vote count changes between the quarter hour, Channel 16 will bring viewers the latest information as it is reported by the Electoral Board. Key races for Board of Supervisors, Sheriff and School Board will be updated constantly. The cablecast will include reported unofficial Fairfax County totals.
Channel 16 also is video streamed to anyone with Internet access. To access the streaming, go to www.fairfaxcounty.gov and follow the link to the live video stream. Users will be connected to the video stream through Windows Media Player. If a user does not have Windows Media Player capability, they will be instructed how to download a media player function to receive the video stream.
Election results also can be accessed from the county Web site at www.fairfaxcounty.gov.
The unofficial results will be tallied by precinct and will be updated
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Do you want to get tips on how to attack your competition and markets leaders in your industry? If you are a leader in your field, learn the jiujitsu business techniques in order to defend your position.
I recommend that you check out Stefan Engeseth's new book, Sharkonomics, if you want stay alive and keep moving your business forward!
Do you think that Stefan's book will become a bestseller like Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything by Steven D. Levitt & Stephen J. Dubner? Here is my prediction on Twitter:
Catch a wave of the groundswell and surf the social web with #Sharkonomics! @EngesethsBlog's book will take off and swim by itself.
Here is an excerpt from Sharkonomics: How to Attack Market Leaders:
This book is inspired by Mother Nature's sharks which have been around for more than 420 million years and completed numerous strategic moves. It will prepare you to jump into the water and attack the market. Economic competition is increasing rapidly and reduced resources will increase that further. Economist Joseph Schumpeter (1883–1950) came up with the term "creative destruction" to demonstrate why companies need to innovate constantly in order to survive. In my opinion Schumpeter was converting the saying "eat or be eaten" into economic terms. Sharkonomics is a further enhancement of this: "read this book and take a bite".
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CNN's Soledad O'Brien Downplays GOP Obstructionism On Immigration Reform
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CNN's Soledad O'Brien dismissed GOP obstructionism on immigration reform, downplaying the filibuster of the DREAM Act by Senate Republicans and suggesting the Obama administration didn't do enough on immigration issues.
In an interview today with Representative Chris Van Hollen (D-MD), O'Brien said:
O'BRIEN: When I was talking to [Romney adviser] Carlos Gutierrez -- who was representing the Obama campaign [sic] -- yesterday, his consistent message to me was, Forget about Mitt Romney. Let's talk about what Obama has done. Or hasn't done maybe is a better way of putting it. Doesn't he have a point? You look at immigration reform. There was an opportunity; it was not done. When you look at the record number of people who are being deported, that's something the president has done. Isn't this on immigration kind of a mixed bag for the president.
After Van Hollen pointed out that Democrats tried to pass the DREAM Act but were blocked by Senate Republicans, O'Brien played a clip of Carlos Gutierrez, an honorary co-chair of Mitt Romney's Hispanic Steering Committee, accusing Obama of "fail[ing] to provide leadership" on immigration issues and said:
O'BRIEN: You're specifically talking about the DREAM Act, but what [Gutierrez is] talking about is there was an opportunity early on and it was not done. Could have been done and was not done.
Van Hollen responded by again pointing out that Republicans blocked the DREAM Act and saying that "if you can't even pass" the DREAM Act, "how can you talk about doing comprehensive immigration reform?"
In 2010, despite nearly unanimous opposition from Republicans, the DREAM Act passed the House. It died in the Senate, however, even though three years earlier, a dozen Republican senators had supported the bill. ABC News wrote at the time: "By a vote of 55 to 41, the bill -- the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors, or DREAM Act -- failed to win the 60 votes needed to break a GOP filibuster, even though the measure passed the House last week."
O'Brien eventually told Van Hollen that he was "absolutely right" in his comments about the DREAM Act, but instead of discussing the Republicans' obstruction tactics continued to ask why the Obama administration didn't do more on immigration reform. "There was a point when the Democrats controlled both houses, right?," she said, adding: "So, I mean, I think that was a missed opportunity." She continued:
O'BRIEN: If you go back the first year, and the window in which there was an opportunity and the president decided instead to focus on something else.
O'Brien created the impression that the Obama administration and Democrats gave up on immigration reform when in fact their efforts had been blocked by Republicans.
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(Hyouga) Glacier Style
Glacier Style was created by the Yuki Clan members, that were investigating the Samurai sword fighting styles,then combining the sword styles to create their own type of free style kenjutsu to release large amounts of Wind and Water chakra from the blade(s), allowing them to create Ice and use this as faster and stronger attacks and defenses.
Description on the Abilities and Inner Workings of the Style:
The main idea of the style is too release Water and Wind chakra into the users blade(s), and then swing the sword(s) creating Ice which then burst forward from the users blade(s). While swinging the sword the user release layers of Ice that create the attacks or defensive jutsus.
Additional effects and Restrictions:
- Must be of the Yuki Clan.
- Must have master Water and Wind along with Ice.
- Must be trained by -Tauburn- to use the Style.
- Techs are quicker than normal ninjutsu techs, because the swinging of the sword is what gives the ice shape.
P a t e n t C e r t i f i c a t e
-Tauburn-, our loyal member, gave on the 25th of February 2012 a request for a Patent on custom fighting style (Glacier Style). I, Scorps of the Custom Fighting Style Bureau, by the power invested in me by Nexus, after reading the submission, have decided that the submitted style satisfies all requirements, and am therefore giving him rightfully earned patent on this style by the following;
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WATCH: Star Salvation Episode 1, a Second Chance at Stardomby Sarah De Heer in Videos, June 23, 2013
For the first time in Star history, one eliminated contestant will have a chance to re-enter the competition in a four-week Web series called Star Salvation, presented by Buitoni. Each Sunday night after every Star episode, Robert Irvine, host of Restaurant: Impossible, will test the finalists in a series of culinary skill challenges that will determine whether they stay or go.
In the first episode, fans will see the infamous Danushka, Andres, Daniela and newly eliminated Lovely return to Food Star Kitchen for a rigorous challenge testing their basic culinary skills that they'll have to complete in just 15 minutes. Who will be one step closer to returning to the competition?
Click the play button above to watch the first episode and find out who will advance to next week's episode of Star Salvation.
From Justin's Perspective
This is the best twist in Food Network Star history. Every viewer who has ever watched this show has thought that his or her favorite eliminated contestant deserves another shot. Now it's happening, and I think that when the contestants' backs are to the door, they will push with all their might. Trust me, when there were 15 contestants last year, I was pretty cocky and sure of my odds. When there were six, I was crying in Alton's arms.
Does Danushka deserve to come back? Danushka deserves to be around as long as she's rolling her eyes and sighing. Maybe I'm just a weirdo, but I can't look away when she is on the screen. It has absolutely nothing to do with her former model career — she's just so drastically different from every other sunshine and rainbow cupcake-making wannabe. Her food seems good, too (except for her raw shrimp, see video above). I think she would be a less zany, but equally edgy, counterpart to Nadia G.
Robert Irvine is perfect for this. He's the master mender of broken culinary dreams. He tough-loves people into success, and that's the kick in the pants I think the hopefuls need.


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Springfield District Summer Concert Series Preview
Sept. 15, 2008
News Highlights
- Preview of summer 2009 concert series.
- Concert will be held at Burke Lake Park.
- Performers include Bill Kirchen, Rocknoceros and IONA.
More Information
Springfield District Supervisor Pat Herrity invites the public to a preview of Springfield District Nights, a weekly summer family concert series that will start in 2009. The free concert will be held at Burke Lake Park, 7315 Ox Road, Fairfax Station on Saturday, Sept. 20, 5-7:30 p.m.
The concert will feature Grammy-nominated performer Bill Kirchen, children's performers Rocknoceros, and IONA, a Pan-Celtic band. Burke Lake Park's facilities, which include train rides, miniature golf and carousel rides, will be open until 6:30 p.m. at the standard fee. There will be a park admission fee of $8 for cars that are not registered in Fairfax County.
The concert series will be held outdoors; in case of inclement weather call 703-324-SHOW (7469), TTY 711 after 4 p.m. For more information, call the Springfield District Office at 703-451-8873, TTY 711.
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Contact: Merni Fitzgerald, Director of Public Affairs
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Sheriff's Department rescues stranded driver
A woman driving a remote road on Kneeland got stuck in mud and was rescued by Sheriff's helicopter.
Thirty three year old Maggie Sylvies was giving a ride to a friend around 9:30 pm March 9th and en route got stuck in heavy mud near the Iaqua Conservation Easement on Shower's Pass Road on the backside in Kneeland. With very low power on her cell phone, she texted her sister who was able to call the Sheriff's Department and deputies started a drive search. A helicopter from Redding was also dispatched in the search and they ultimately found the vehicle march 10th around 1 pm. Deputies assisted Sylvies and a passenger get her car out and on the road again.
The Sheriff's Office would like to remind the public to tell family and friends where they are going, and the expected return time. Also, have warm clothing and a charged cell phone with GPS if possible. Cold weather this time of year can cause bodily harm and even death if a traveler is unprepared.


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Prepare the sesame orange vinaigrette by blending all dressing ingredients in a blender or food processor.
Toss all ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Just before serving, add enough dressing to thoroughly coat the ingredients. Garnish with parsley or cilantro and Eden Shake.
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Which Is More Satisfying On Thanksgiving Day? NFL Football Vs. Thanksgiving Pie
Thanksgiving week! We hope you're all enjoying a week of calm, measured discussions with your family, a nostalgic visit to your depressing hometown, and a good, long conversation with the guy from high school who still works at the Stop 'n Shop.
When you're not enjoying that, surely you're taking part in all of the wonderful traditions of Thanksgiving, like turkey, stuffing, and every last drop of alcohol in your house. But of these, there are two that stand out from the pack – football, and pie. Which of these traditions takes a top spot in our hearts? Let's go to the tape.


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A POPULAR and 'irreplaceable' gentle giant who died unexpectedly has been described as 'the heart' of Worcester Judo Club.
PC Duncan Jones will be mourned by club coaches and students alike as a gifted teacher and competitor who would always go that extra mile to help others but also remembered fondly as a man who will remain a source of inspiration to members for many years to come.
The 41-year-old of Ronkswood, Worcester, died on Wednesday, July 16 after he was taken ill at the club in the city's Foregate Street.
One of his top students, Sian Bobrowska, 13, who was at the club when he became ill, said she was 'devastated' by the death of her mentor and has even had her his name embroidered on her belt (the obi) as a mark of respect to PC Jones, whose full police funeral takes place at St George's Church, St George's Square, Barbourne, Worcester tomorrow (Friday) at noon.
The club's vice-chairman, Mike Evans, said PC Jones was undoubtedly one of the best coaches in the club if not the region who would always persevere with his students and get them to a level the other coaches could not.
Mr Evans, speaking to your Worcester News reporter from club, said: "In simple terms, he made judo easy. Whenever a coach could not get through to somebody you sent them to Duncan. This club has a lot of great coaches but he is irreplaceable as a friend and a coach. His legacy will carry on but his determination and effort is unmatchable. He was the heart of this club. The club will carry on but he does leave a big hole."
He would often use his own time to give people one-to-one training, going over techniques again and again until he was sure the person he was teaching had got the move right.
PC Jones, who took up judo at the age of five, had been coming to the club since it was founded by his later father, Phil Jones, in 1983. PC Jones followed in his father's footsteps and became chairman of the club. He was a national police judo champion three years running and even performed 60 throws in 60 seconds for TV show "You Bet!"
Despite Duncan's size (he was 6ft 2ins and 15 stone) he understood that judo was about timing and technique rather than physical strength and he would use a motto which many club members came to repeat and embrace when they were competing. PC Jones would use the acronym "SMASH" (strength, movement, agility, skill and honour) which he believed were integral to good judo. The club has 70 plus members and it is expected that all of them who can will attend his funeral and many others who knew him from other judo clubs. It is a measure of how important PC Jones was to the club - and the club to him - that members have been invited to the private, family part of the funeral at Worcester Crematorium.
Mr Evans said he remembered hearing people "wince" when PC Jones would throw him because of his speed and accuracy and members would joke he was trying to give the club, which is above Gala Bingo, a new basement.
Another coach and friend, Jane Burns, said: "When Duncan threw you the floor shook and when Duncan was against Phil (his brother) the building shook. It was almost a competition to see who could make the most noise. He liked to see people enjoy the sport as much as he did."
Another coach, Alan Cooper, said: "He was one of those blokes who was good at everything. I was 47 years old when I started learning judo. If he can get me through to black belt he could have got anyone through."
The cause of PC Jones' death remains inconclusive after a post-mortem was carried out.


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Angels hang on in Texas, share first place in AL West
At 72-49, Halos have best record in baseball for first time since 2008
ARLINGTON -- Five hundred and three days.
That's how long it had been since the Angels - American League West champions five times from 2004-09 - found themselves in first place.
Then Saturday came.
The A's lost for the sixth time in the last seven games, dropping a nail biter in Atlanta, and the Angels beat the Rangers for the franchise-record-tying ninth consecutive time, giving them at least a share of first place for the first time since Opening Day 2013 and the best winning percentage in baseball for the first time since the last day of the '08 regular season.
At 72-49, they're actually two percentage points ahead of the A's (73-50).
"It's been a race," Angels leadoff hitter Kole Calhoun said. "We've kind of been neck and neck all season. It's nice to be in this position right now."
And without Matt Shoemaker, they're probably nowhere near it.
Undrafted out of Eastern Michigan University, stuck in Triple-A with Salt Lake for most of the last two years and on nobody's radar heading into the 2014 season, the 27-year-old right-hander got the win after giving up two runs in 5 2/3 innings at Globe Life Park. Shoemaker now has 11 wins and a 3.84 ERA in 96 innings this season, while beating the likes of Cliff Lee, James Shields, Chris Sale, Yu Darvish and Justin Verlander along the way.
Said Angels first baseman Albert Pujols: "There's nobody in this locker room that deserves that more than him."
When Hector Santiago struggled at the start of the year, Shoemaker came up from Triple-A and provided a boost.
Now, with Tyler Skaggs undergoing season-ending Tommy John surgery and little help available in the Minor Leagues, Shoemaker's helping to solidify the rotation with an intense division race in the background.
Angels manager Mike Scioscia said there are "four or five guys on our roster right now" that would "make your head spin" if you thought about what they've done relative to what the expectations were in Spring Training, "and Matt Shoemaker might be leading that parade."
"I definitely thought it was a possibility," Shoemaker said of attaining this kind of success in 2014. "Did I think it was going to happen? Not necessarily. But my competitiveness tells me, 'Hey, it's possible. Anything is possible.'"
The Angels are here, at a 96-win pace, in part because they've received contributions from unlikely sources like Shoemaker. Look no further than what has transpired over the course of these last four games. Pujols, Mike Trout and Josh Hamilton have gone a combined 7-for-43, and yet the Angels have won all four games.
Pujols got the Angels on the board with a first-inning solo homer off Colby Lewis, who gave up 13 runs in the first three innings against the Angels on July 10. But then it was Howie Kendrick hitting a solo homer in the second. And Chris Iannetta adding an RBI double four batters later. And Calhoun notching a two-out, two-run single in the fourth, while on his way to his sixth multi-hit game in the last seven contests.
The last-place Rangers (47-76) made it a one-run game on a two-run single by Alex Rios in the seventh, but Jason Grilli retired Adrian Beltre to end the threat, and Joe Smith and Huston Street -- crucial members of a deep bullpen that has taken the Angels to another level -- retired six in a row.
If you exclude Opening Day scenarios, the last time the Angels were in first place was July 5, 2011.
So much has happened since then, from the new front office to the Pujols and C.J. Wilson dual signings to the Hamilton blockbuster to the coaching-staff shakeup to the miserable 2013 season that didn't even see the Angels reach .500 after April 3.
But there's so little time to reflect on it all.
"We haven't accomplished anything," Pujols said, eyeing a schedule that has 41 games remaining in it. "Let's not get too far ahead of ourselves. We're just playing good baseball right now. We're pitching good, our bullpen has been outstanding, we're getting key hits from different guys every night. When we accomplish our dream and our goal, we can talk about it. Right now, let's just try to stay cool and keep playing the game we've been playing."
Alden Gonzalez is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Gonzo and "The Show", and follow him on Twitter @Alden_Gonzalez. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A PLAY park in Bridgwater has been spruced up by Sedgemoor District Council.
Holford Road, in Durleigh, has seen new fencing completed around the parks perimeter and the installation of a nearly-new trampoline.
The new fencing cost £3,285 and was funded by ward RLT2 developer contributions for play.
A spokesman for SDC said: "The previous fence was no longer secure and making repairs would not have been cost-effective.
"The trampoline, previously sited at Rosewood park in Burnham, was found to be unsuitable for the drainage conditions and was felt to be more suited to a higher gradient site. Holford Road was identified as the perfect location.
"The trampolines move, installation and post-installation inspection cost £1,756 and was also funded by ward RLT2 developer contributions for play."
A major 'phase-one' investment project, costing £113,000, was completed in 2013.
The five parks benefiting from phase one investment were Mansfield Park in Hamp, Holford Road in Durleigh, Crowpill Lane and Linham Road in Chilton, Bridgwater and Red House Road, East Brent.


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A BLACKBURN man involved in a drugs conspiracy where he supplied heroin to a Cumbrian couple has been jailed for six years.
Preston Crown Court heard that the pair made a total of 72 trips over three months to East Lancashire where Zahir Baz lived.
The drugs he provided ended up sold in Barrow-in-Furness to other users.
Baz ended up being arrested while travelling in a car near the Cumbrian town in January this year.
Drugs were found on a relative.
The 38-year-old, of Blackburn Street, Blackburn admitted two charges of conspiracy to supply heroin.
The judge passing sentence told him that he had had an operational function in the conspiracy chain.
Drugs were also discovered when police made a search of his home.
His relative, 21-year-old Shazaad Mahmood of Linden Avenue, Blackburn was given a 16-month sentence for one count of conspiracy to supply drugs.
Mahmood had taken possession of two ounces of heroin when his uncle travelled north to supply others.
They had been in a car stopped near the Barrow area in early January.
Two other defendants in the case were jailed for a total of nearly eight years, having admitted a charge of conspiracy to supply.
Darren Knowles, 39, of William Street, Barrow was given a jail term of nearly five-and-a-half years while Tracey Wharton, 41, of Moseley Street, Barrow was given two and a half years in prison.
They had also been caught in possession of drugs.
The total amount of drugs seized by the police had a street value of more than £16,000.
The court heard that the Blackburn supplier of the couple had been the missing piece of the jigsaw for the police.
When Baz was arrested earlier this year his phone revealed that he was the source of the drugs that ended up in Cumbria, said Jon Close, prosecuting.
David Lennon, for Baz, said the defendant had literally bumped into Wharton last year. She used to live in Blackburn.
He said: "She asked for regular drug supplies for her and her husband.
"He was living alone in a rundown terrace house in a high crime rate area."
Mr Chris Evans, for Mahmood, said his client had been involved on just the one day, ending up as the temporary custodian of two ounces of heroin provided by his uncle.


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Is it too late to change my fashion style? After seeing Bettie Page Clothing on the runway in Las Vegas, I want to dress up like a pin-up girl! The style is all about embracing your curves, not hiding them. Don't you just love that?
No need worry about not being able to find these retro designs in plus sizes. I found a few below, along with two designers on Etsy who create custom pieces.


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The High Country Festival of the Book [1] in conjunction with the Friends of the Watauga Public Library, Junaluska Heritage Association, and Richard T. Barker Friends of the University Library would like to invite you to join them in celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act.
'Race to Civility'
Featuring authors Deborah Johnson and Ed Williams.
Saturday, February 8th
from 10:00 – 3:00
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I am building my new site. My old homepage was accessible under mydomain.com/web/index.phpI used to use a simple meta-refresh (shame) in mydomain.com/index.php, but for my new site I want .htaccess file.However, I do (ab)use my site also for other webpages. So I have some photoalbums under mydomain.com/newyork and mydomain.com/montreal etc.
My new homepage is under mydomain.com/new/index.phpI changed basically everything so I don't need a link specific redirect.But I do want:- every request to mydomain.com to go to mydomain.com/new/index.php- every direct request to an old page e.g. mydomain.com/web/house/house1.php to go to mydomain.com/new/index.php- but every request to my other webpages like mydomain.com/newyork to be unaltered.
1) What should my .htaccess look like?
Would this do the trick?
redirect 301 /index.php http://www.mydomain.com/new/index.phpredirect 301 /web/ http://www.mydomain.com/new/index.php
2) And if I put the .htaccess in the root (mydomain.com) do I also need to put a index.php file in the root?(If so, what should it contain?)
I am building my new site based on Wordpress. My old homepage was accessible under mydomain.com/web/index.phpI used to use a simple meta-refresh (shame) in mydomain.com/index.php, but for my new site I want to use .htaccess file.However, I do (ab)use my site also for other webpages. So I have some photoalbums under mydomain.com/newyork and mydomain.com/montreal etc. I use this to quickly share holiday photo's with friends and collegues and remove them after a month or so. Still building a permanent photo-site.
My new wordpress homepage is under mydomain.com/new/index.php. I don't mind visitors seeing the /new/ sublevels. I changed basically everything so I don't need a link specific redirect from my old site. But I do want: - every request to mydomain.com to go to my wordpress site - mydomain.com/new/index.php - every direct request to an old page e.g. mydomain.com/web/house/house1.php to go to mydomain.com/new/index.php - but every direct request to my other webpages like mydomain.com/newyork to be unaltered.
1) Should I better use Wordpress handle the redirect/rewrite with htaccess or use a simple redirect?
2) Suppose I make my own redirect, what should my .htaccess look like?
3) And if I put my own .htaccess in the root (mydomain.com) do I also need to put an index.php file in the root?(If so, what should it contain?)
Help is appreciated, need to get my site live this weekend and I don't want it to be offline because I screw up htaccess files.
First, WELCOME to SitePoint!
Second, your first "want" id mutually exclusive with the third "want" so you'll never get to newyork.
Third, you've actually broken the code for doing the impossible (from your specification)! With /index.php being redirected to /new/index.php (you don't need to have this ABSOLUTE redirection be external), you've resolved the index.php part of your spec (not the EVERYTHING). The second Redirect handles the second part of your specification and the third (no redirection) handles itself!
Now, back to the EVERYTHING part of redirecting to new/index.php. You will need mod_rewrite for that to check whether the other requests (newyork and montreal, etc) exist before redirecting. For that, check the {REQUEST_FILENAME} NOT being -f and -d before redirecting .? to new%{REQUEST_URI}.
If you don't understand that, please have a look at some of the coding examples in my signature's tutorial before creating your code and testing then come back with questions (in other words, I don't like spoonfeeding because you won't learn anything if I merely provide you with the code - be assured that I will be sure you get to the solution, though).
Hi DK,
Well I did some study and understand it somewhat more.
What I meant is anyone typing mydomain.com (with www, which I omit because sitepoint tunrs it into a url format) in his browser gets to mydomain.com/new/ (with www).
Eerrr, how should I interpret this? Are the exclamation marks ironical or meant as a compliment?
Anyway, let's see what I think I should do.As far as I now understand, the following code seems to fulfil requirements one and three:- not redirect if the request is already made to mydomain.com/new,- AND to redirect everything to mydomain.com/new if it is a request to a non-existing file or folder.- R=301 means permanent redirection.
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^/new/index.php$ - [L]RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-fRewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-dRewriteRule . /new/index.php [R=301,L]</IfModule>
Sometimes I find the last rule written as RewriteRule ^$ /new/ [R=301,L]Is it better to use . or ^$ (question)?
Now I need to redirect requests to my old sites.So I need to add RewriteRule ^/web/$ /new/index.php [R=301,L]I just put it below the first rule.
So the full one will read:
RewriteRule ^/new/index.php$ - [L]RewriteRule ^/web/$ /new/index.php [R=301,L]RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-fRewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-dRewriteRule . /new/index.php [R=301,L]</IfModule>
How about this?
Question:My new site is actually a Wordpress site. So under new there is htaccess as well. They useRewriteBase /new/I fail to understand what that does exactly. I read an explanation that base is used to be added as a prefix to every rewrite rule. http://randomtype.ca/blog/the-wordpress-htaccess-file-explained/ But that didn't seem logical, because the Rewrite rule is still RewriteRule . /new/index.php [L] If the Base would be added the rewrite would read new/new/index.php.
Oke, I have caught up a little more and it seems I can remove the IfModule rule (read your rant about it, haha).And the first ReWriteRule seems superfluous, because the first RewriteCond handles this. (Wonder why Wordpress guys include it. It is supposed to prevent looping, but I don't know)
So would this code do?
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^/web/$ /new/index.php [R=301,L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /new/index.php [R=301,L]
Hi Karaat,
First, to remove the automatic creation of links, look under the message textarea and uncheck the "Automatically parse links in text" box. That will take care of your www problem!
So, if your visitor types www.example.com/, you want it sent to www.example.com/new/, correct? IMHO, UNLESS you want to use your DocumentRoot for something else, simply change the DocumentRoot of your domain (redirect within cPanel). Okay, that's not your question so I'll go on.
The first exclamation point was a "gudonya," a compliment as you'd performed a miracle ... until we both realized that you are not redirecting everything as you'd intended. The second was a "whew" moment as you didn't need to do anything to satisfy your "do nothing" requirement.
PLEASE wrap your code in [noparse]
[/noparse] tags as that preserves the code when quoting for a reply.
Your specification is:
As far as I now understand, the following code seems to fulfil requirements one and three:- not redirect if the request is already made to mydomain.com/new, - AND to redirect everything to mydomain.com/new if it is a request to a non-existing file or folder. - R=301 means permanent redirection.
Then your code is:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
# Yes, I read your next post but couldn't let that stand :lol:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^/new/index.php$ - [L]
# passthrough - ditto the comment above, though
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /new/index.php [R=301,L]
# What about the domain request, i.e., no characters?
# Simply change the . to .? (optional anything)
# Then the leading / in the redirection is an absolute redirection
# which is not necessary from the DocumentRoot
</IfModule>
Really? :nono: Too dumb for me! I prefer (as above) to use .? as there is no need to match anything.
Now I need to redirect requests to my old sites.
OMG, your old site was in the web directory? :eek2:
Question:My new site is actually a Wordpress site. So under new there is htaccess as well. They use RewriteBase /new/I fail to understand what that does exactly. I read an explanation that base is used to be added as a prefix to every rewrite rule. http://randomtype.ca/blog/the-wordpress-htaccess-file-explained/ But that didn't seem logical, because the Rewrite rule is still RewriteRule . /new/index.php [L] If the Base would be added the rewrite would read new/new/index.php.
Well, I have to admit that I can't get my head around any valid reason to use RewriteBase. The RewriteBase directive was created to UNDO a mod_alias Redirect so that mod_rewrite could work on it. WP alters that philosophy and uses it to force the directory in which it resides. RewriteBase simply tells Apache to redirect everything to the directory specified but, if you understand mod_rewrite, you're already doing that with your code.
That works for me (as modified)! IT would redirect everything requested from web/ to new/index.php then check that a the requested file doesn't exist as a file or as a directory then redirects to new/index.php. That seems to be what you're asking for so you're done (and have learned something while you were at it). Congratulations, you're a mod_rewrite guru ... well, practitioner with a good grasp of what you're doing!
Thanks for the help!
Ah, the $ is an "anchor". What's that? I read a bad tutorial that $ would tell where [this] ends and [that] starts: Rewrite [this]$ (to) [that]. As I understand it now, it will only match now if www.doamin.com/web/ is requested, which is not good. So Oke, I change it to:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^/web /new/index.php [R=301,L]
# Redirect from the web directory to new/index.php.
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule .? /new/index.php [R=301,L]
Thanks to your help I do understand it much better. I could have cheated my way out partly, by letting workpress do the redirection to new. But I don't like them to fiddle with my root .htaccess without me understanding . If they provide an upgrade of their software this may get screwed up. Or if I want to have another site running under my root, I wouldn't know how to make them coexist. And it wouldn't have redirected the requests to the old website, which may be bookmarked by our previous visitors.So being in control feels much better. Thanks for that.
Well my site is hosted at one.com. So I don't know where cPanel would reside, if I can control it at all.
Further, my current htaccess in the root contains
# -FrontPage-
IndexIgnore .htaccess */.??* *~ *# */HEADER* */README* */_vti*
<Limit GET POST>
order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from all
<Limit PUT DELETE>
order deny,allow
deny from all
I have never worked with Frontpage, used Dreamweaver for my old site, so I almost assume this is some kind of default from one.com. But what should I do with it? The first rule seems daunting...
Finally, with the new htaccess in place, do I need to have a index.php or .html in my root? I guess not, but just to be sure.
(I will make the switch to my new website later this weekend I hope. So I won't put the htaccess up until the new wordpress site is ready. Will let you know whether some unexpected behaviour occurs.)
The $ is the end anchor, a no-length character denoting the end of a string. If your {REQUEST_URI} is index.php, it's located after the .php. The ^ character is the start anchor which, in this case, is located immediately before the i in index. Think of it as ^index.php$.
The format for the RewriteRule directive is RewriteRule {regex} {redirection} [{flags}]. All this is covered in my signature's tutorial. You might benefit from reading the mod_rewrite tutorial linked in my signature as it contains explanations and sample code. It's helped may members and should help you, too.
:tup: Kudos to you for wanting to understand the code WP added to your DocumentRoot's .htaccess! Too many members allow themselves to be treated like "script kiddies" by using code they do not understand.
Good to plan ahead, too!
If you have another website "running under (your) root," if it's an add-on domain, any request to the add-on domain will bypass the main domain's DocumentRoot so that will not be a problem. However, if you're using other "canned scripts" within your main domain, WP's code (also as we've modified it) will most certainly hijack any request which is not made directly for an existing file (remember the !-f and !-d?). I'd had a website where a client wanted to run both WP and another "canned program" so I created a Home Page which allowed visitors to select their destination and treated each of the two directories as if they were the DocumentRoot for their apps.
The code you showed was typical "boilerplate" which you can ignore. The first bit is fine and the second is better placed in the server's configuration file (which it probably is). It does NOT make you use FrontPage which, IMHO, is a good thing (you avoid M$'s propensity for generating proprietary code which can only be viewed by IE).
You do NOT need any file (other than your .htaccess) in your DocumentRoot (so long as mod_rewrite is enabled). The choice of a filename is yours as you can list your preference with the DirectoryIndex index.php index.html default.page yadda-yadda statement (the first file listed which is found by Apache will be the one served to the visitor).
I read your tutorial which was very informative. But let me understand this clearly. You said the RewriteRuke ^/web/$ would only match requests which are for www.domain/com/web/ and not for instance for www.domain.com/web/whateverfile.php. Is that because of the closing '$' (question)? Of because of the '/'. It's not fully clear to me when you use a $ in the RewriteRul or not, because it is not necessary to include it at the end.
I found another cool application for the htaccess
# secure wordpress contact forms via referrer check
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://www.mydomain.com/.*$ [NC]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_POST} new/contact/$
#forbid access
RewriteRule .* - [F]
#or reroute them to my homepage
RewriteRule .* www.mydomain.com/index.php [L]
Is this code still used a lot?I have simple numerical captcha at my contact site to prevent spam. If I would make them complicated, people might not contact us. And second, captchas can be solved anyway by smart spambots, so this seems a nice trick.
Best regards
Actually, your RewriteRule ^/web/$ would only web/ if your server was Apache 1.x because the leading / is assumed in Apache 2.x (which will NOT match if you've required a leading /). You can use ^/? if you're not sure and both versions of Apache will accept that code.
As for the end anchor, your regex will only match if the domain and web/ directory request is made. The $ end anchor requires that it be at the end of the string it's trying to match. Omit the $ if you don't care whether a file is requested in the web directory; omit the / if you don't have any web.* files or other directories in your DocumentRoot. In other words, both /'s in your regex were problems, one because of the version of Apache you're using and the second because your visitors may be lazy and only request web to gain access to your web directory.
Again, the ^ denotes the start of the string you're trying to match and $ denotes the end of the string; nothing more and nothing less.
Sorry, the code you posted will not keep anyone from your contact forms (they can be accessed from your website via any file). Further, I've never seen {REQUEST_POST} before so I searched and found:
To me, that says that someone's blowing smoke up your ... and trying to cause you to bring your own site down with a 500 (server) error (which it will do with unrecognized code like this). Therefore, I'd say that it's not used a lot (probably never).
There are a large number of CAPTCHA scripts at phpclasses.org (a very nice site for PHP programmers) so I'd suggest that you find one you like there and simply use that IN ADDITION TO KEEPING YOUR WP UP TO DATE (that's the most critical thing)! Next, CHECK THE RESPONSES you receive from your form against what you expect, i.e., get rid of < and > and http:// and href and mailto and defintely all apostrophes (') before using mysqli_real_escape_string to safe the data before getting near your database. Do NOT use a script to assign values based on key/value pairs; go through the keys you put in the form and assign those values yourself. In other words, practice safe coding rather than rely on "cutsie" code that you don't understand (and doesn't work for the purpose you intend - it's only conceivable purpose is to bring your website down which it will do if uploaded [and the RewriteRule's regex is matched - the rule's regex is actually matched before the conditions]).
Thanks for that. I got the code from http://perishablepress.com/stupid-htaccess-tricks/ which seemed to be a knowledgable resource. I do like the idea of checking whether my contacts form was found by clicking on a link from my page instead of filed from a remote site. But I can live without it for the time being. Let's see how much spam we get.
Captchas are oke to block the most simple spam mechanims, but smart spammers use a mechanical turk to crack captchas
Use {HTTP_REFERER} to test that the request to your action script came from your form's script - I have no problem with that at all.
CAPTCHAs of various types can be too difficult for any automated technique. When thinking about security, please remember that security is a trade-off with both cost and complexity (for you as a coder as well as for the visitor). If you're protecting a bank vault, then it's worth a LOT of cost but, if you're protecting a database of jokes (sorry, Kevin), then it's not worth much effort at all.


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So I'm thrilled that this rivalry appears to be saved for the 2013-14 season openers. To celebrate I want to use this edition of GATArchives to remember one of the greatest (if not THE greatest) game between the two programs.
It was the day Sanford Stadium became worse than bonkers. It's known for Kevin Butler's miraculous and momentous 60 yard game winning kick that went 100,000 miles. Georgia beat the #2 ranked Tigers 26-23 after trailing by two touchdowns at halftime. Here are some important notes from the game.
- Georgia gave the ball away three times in the first half on interceptions, but Tiger QB Mike Eppley accounted for five second half turnovers (and seven total for the game with three INTs and four fumbles, holy crap!) in helping the Dawgs climb back into the game.
- William "The Refridgerator" Perry was limited to seven tackles. When asked what the Dawgs did to neutralize him he claimed it was anything but blocking him. "Tripping, holding, clipping. But I don't think they blocked me."
- On the other side Georgia center Pete Anderson had a different take: "I was exhausted but [Perry] was more tired. We were in better condition. I think they should have rested him at times."
- Although it's the 60 yard FG that everyone remembers, it was Tron Jackson's 24 yard run on a '23 Draw' late that set up the kick.
- Both coaches pretty much agreed the turning point of the game was Georgia's first possession of the 2nd half. The Dawgs drove 70 yards and quarterback Todd Williams found Herman Archie on a 19 yard score.
- Another unsung hero of the game was punter Chip Andrews who averaged 47.5 yards on 4 punts.
- Munson's memorable call
Source - The Atlanta Journal & Constitution
Date - September 23, 1984
Context - #20 Georgia beats #2 Clemson 26-23 after some confusion at the end of the game.
Photo courtesy of Lanna Swindler
Date - September 23, 1984
Context - #20 Georgia beats #2 Clemson 26-23 after some confusion at the end of the game.
Photo courtesy of Lanna Swindler
So, Butler's kick gives the Dawgs a 3 point lead with 11 seconds left and in the chaos of celebrating Dooley's team is assessed a 15 yard penalty. Ford's Tigers tried a cross field lateral on the ensuing kickoff that appeared to have fooled Georgia momentarily, but eventually the Clemson ball carrier was forced out of bounds at the Georgia 35. The controversy came when it was uncertain as to whether there was a penalty on the kickoff and if there was one second remaining when Roulhac went out of bounds. After a brief conference officials determined that the ballgame was over.
Quotable: Ford on the final play - "I would like to have discussed it with officials but I couldn't find one. I thought there was one second left, and I thought there was a penalty, and I thought a game couldn't end on a penalty. I don't know if they made a mistake or not, and I hope I don't find out I was right."
And...Ford on what he was thinking on Butler's kick - "That he would miss it. Seriously, I knew he had the leg and knew he had a chance. That ball must be flat now. He kicked the fool out of it."
Lastly...Defensive Coordinator Bill Lewis on where the win ranked in his experience - "If it's not No. 1 then it's No. 2. But I haven't been in a more exciting game I don't think."
Back to the centerfield confrontation, Ford hinted that he didn't realize it was Dooley in front of him when he was yelling after the game. He later went to the Georgia locker room to apologize for the heated exchange. It was a tight contest that went down to the last minute. We've all seen games that even when they are over the emotions are still high and pandemonium seems to grab hold at least momentarily. Regardless of how it ended, it's evident that this was just another chapter in what is a storied and tense rivalry.
Perhaps the greatest chapter of all if you ask Dawg fans.


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it didnt show that :/
in fact at the end he is stranded in the future, I certainly hope there is a followup.
it didnt show that :/
in fact at the end he is stranded in the future, I certainly hope there is a followup.
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Another big disappointment after an extended wait (along with Green Hornet Strikes! #10) from Dynamite for me this week. The story itself was fine, as opening chapters of a new story arc go. But it would have made more sense to end Warriors of Mars with the previous issue, since (a) John Carter wasn't in this story, and (b) why start a new story arc, and leave us with questions and dangling plot threads to an unresolved story in the last issue?
Nothing in there made me think they had any intention of tying the story into H.G. Wells' War of the Worlds martians, either.
Yes, now that I've finished it... I honestly found it disappointing as well. Well, I can treat it as an out-of-Warlord-of-Mars-continuity tale or something (I would be surprised if the Thither people and such showed up in the main series), like a What If or Elseworlds for WoM, I suppose.
overal lthis ending was a bit "meh"
it kinda makes me think warriors of mars was supposed to be longer
although this story does fairly fit in with burroughs larger continuity involving the moon maid
Let Disney know, that you want to go Back To Barsoom.
I lost interest in this title through the long wait between issues. Reading it through at last, it's not bad at all.
I'd like to see a follow up.
I also don't care for the idea that Mars' (and Earth's) future leads to this nasty dystopia. I'd prefer an unwritten future to a nasty one.
Wow. The art in this book just got a whole lot better. It might be a good idea to keep Leandro Oliveira on this book like, forever.
I'm enjoying it, actually.


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The Muslims in Peru are enthusiastically teaching Islam even in the villages located on the mountains of Peru where 45 % of its population is Indian. According to the news of the World Bulletin the Muslims who cover up the 0, 02 % of the population of Peru; which is located right in the west part of South America and known as the Country of Andes Mountains, continue on their activities to help Indian people who are convulsed with poverty and teach them about Islam as they have never heard in their lives before.
While these Muslim groups, who are nearly 1000 in number according to the official figures, continue on their operations in Lima, the capital city, they help Peru people – some are Catholic and some believe in nature religions - to overcome pain and by preaching they try to be a means whereby Peru people become Muslims. The Islamic monastery of Muslim Peruvians is a worship center as well as a place where the aid operations are organized. 'Muslim Peruvians' inform the Muslims throughout the world about their services by putting many photos on their website.


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The Crap We Missed – Thursday 3.20.14
Welcome to Thursday's The Crap We Missed which is a special type of hybrid post. We knew we wanted the Charlize Theron pic with the photog snapping directly into her breast area for TCWM, but were the rest of the pics worthy of an entire post? Is her body morphing into that almost old-lady shape that makes you wonder if you've been looking a little too long at your mom's friends vacation photos on Facebook? These are the tough questions that serious journalists like Fish and I have to ponder daily. So instead of making this post about just her and risk denying you Captain America hotboxing a car and/or the most hilarious prank ever pulled on perpetually intoxicated London mayor Boris Johnson, we decided to just shove Charlize into a bonus gallery below.
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LAFAYETTE — A fire last weekend that destroyed the facility where Lafayette's recycling is processed was likely sparked by a person, either accidentally or intentionally, Lafayette Fire Department spokesman Alton Trahan said Friday.
Trahan said the fire is still under investigation, but it is not believed to have been caused by an electrical problem or malfunctioning machine.
"We do believe that it was some kind of human intervention that caused the fire," he said.
The blaze began on the evening of March 16, and firefighters worked through rubble for three days pulling apart smoldering bails of paper and cardboard to make sure the fire was out.
Trahan said firefighters had to rip down the three metal buildings at the site to access the tall stacks of recycled materials, and Recycling Foundation Division Manager Steven Cheatham said all of the processing equipment was destroyed in the blaze.
Investigators have been interviewing residents in the area and anyone else who might have seen something, but have not determined if the fire was arson or an accident, possibly caused by a tossed cigarette butt, Trahan said.
The facility was closed and no workers were on site when the fire started, Trahan said, but much of the facility on I-G Lane is open and accessible.
Cheatham said curbside recycling will continue here without interruption, but Lafayette's recycling will be taken to the Recycling Foundation facilities in Baton Rouge, where the company also has a contract to handle curbside recycling.
Residents living outside Lafayette who do not have curbside recycling can continue to bring recyclables to the I-G Lane location, but Cheatham said the materials should be dropped off during daylight hours.
No decision has been made on when or where the Recycling Foundation will rebuild in Lafayette, he said.
"We are a little ways off from making those decisions," Cheatham said.
The Recycling Foundation was the site of another fire in 2010.
That fire started when the heat from the exhaust system on a piece of heavy equipment ignited recycled material, Trahan said.
He said any newly built recycling facility in Lafayette would possibly need a sprinkler system or other fire suppression system under stricter requirements that did not apply to the older facility, which was built when fire codes were not as extensive.
"Coming from the ground up, they would have to meet those new requirements," Trahan said.
Lafayette City-Parish Council Chairman Brandon Shelvin cited the two fires this week when he proposed a new law that would ban recycling facilities anywhere in the parish.
No vote has been scheduled on his proposal.
The recycling facility is in Shelvin's council district, and he said residents in the area complained of a thick cloud of smoke that blanketed the area during the fire.


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Dental Xrays - XCP Rings
What suggestions do you have for making xcp rings more comfortable for the patient
Sometimes the Rinn XCP instruments may be uncomfortable for patients with shallow palates, bony growths called tori or a hypersensitive mandibular premolar area. When this happens, modifications in technique are sometimes necessary. If a patient has a very shallow or low palate for example, it may be very difficult to keep the film completely parallel to the long axis of the tooth. If this occurs, then as long as the lack of parallelism is not more than 20 degrees, then the film is usually acceptable and diagnostic. Cotton rolls may also be used to help keep the film as parallel as possible to the long axis of the tooth.
With bony growths called tori (plural) place the film between the tori and the tongue or torus (singular); always place the film on the opposite side of the torus and not directly on it.
Periapical premolar films can be extremely uncomfortable for many patients. Always make sure the film is place under the tongue and toward the middle of the mouth where there is more room instead of right next to the teeth. The lower portion of the film can also be curved or softened gently; however, be careful not to bend or crease the film. Always start with anterior placements before doing the posterior exposures.
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College of Dentistry
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Sometimes you may want to run xmlimport in a Nix system from the command line. If you try this, xmlimport will probably blurt back at you:
~/adobe/central/bin/xmlimport: can't find resource file jftools.cat!
Even though xmlimport works fine in standard use of Central
The reason is that in your shell, you probably don't have the proper environment variables set.
See this public document, that seems to be hidden from the web at the time of writing:
It refers you to the XmlImport.pdf documentation for UNIX, which lists the environment variables that need to be set for use of xmlimport
The above error can be corrected by setting the NLSPATH variable to
And hey presto! now you can use xmlimport from the command line and from your scripts :-)


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A BOLTON business owner is trying to locate a family who left a memory card filled with pictures in his shop.
John Fallon, owner of the Guitar Shack in the square next to the Octagon Theatre, found the 2GB memory card in his shop after a couple had been in with their young child.
He checked the pictures to confirm it was the same family who had recently visited the shop.
Mr Fallon said: "There were a lot of family pictures on there so I think they would want to get it back."
Anyone who believes they may be the owner of the memory card or may know who it belongs to is encouraged to contact the Bolton News on 01204 537243.


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With all the recent software releases (Creative Suite 5, Flash Builder 4, Flex 4 SDK, ColdFusion Builder) it felt like it was time for the Adobe Developer Connection to sponsor another Adobe Cookbooks silent auction for Cookbook recipe contributions. You may be wondering what exactly a silent auction is? It is where individuals submit private bids on a specific item. Then at the end of the bidding period, the person with the highest bid takes home the item.
Traditionally, bids in silent auctions are made in dollars. However, for the Cookbooks silent auction, bids will be made in recipes (how many recipes you are willing to contribute.) With the ground rules laid, the question is, how many cookbook recipes are you willing to contribute to the Adobe Cookbooks to get this snazzy ADC branded Timbuk2 bag? Wait, don't answer that yet.
How many cookbook recipes would you be willing to contribute if that bag was also full of assorted Adobe goodies? Wait, don't answer that yet.
How many cookbook recipes would you be willing to contribute if that bag was also full of assorted Adobe goodies and also included a copy of software?
OK, now you can answer. For those interested in bidding, you can send your bid directly to me. What should be included in your bid?
• How many recipes you are bidding
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• Length of time you think you'll need to contribute your recipes
Depending on how things go, I may accept several bids; one for Flex recipes, one for Flash recipes, one for Dreamweaver recipes, etc…the only caveat is that recipes should be focused on the most current version of the product.
As an added incentive, any recipes that are truly outstanding will get featured in the Adobe Developer Connection.
I'll be accepting bids through the end of next next week, at which point I will contact the individual(s) who submitted the winning (highest) bids. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to drop me a line.
If you are unsure what a cookbook recipe is, take a look at our sample recipe.
And remember, you don't have to wait for special contests or promotions to contribute your code recipes to the Adobe Cookbooks…we accept recipe contributions all year round!
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Xylomancy was an "often overlooked" type of divination that relied upon twigs.[1] The book Xylomancy by Selina Sapworthy covered it,[1] and at least once, a class in the art was taught in the North Tower at Hogwarts.[2]
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4 Jul 2017 by Guest Blogger in Culture , Entertainment and Cultural Experiences
Our province has a rich history of hospitality, rooted in the small, tight-knit communities that made us who we are over hundreds of years. That spirit endures to this day, and the award-winning Broadway musical Come From Away tells a story of that hospitality in action, on one of the world's worst days.
13 Oct 2016 by Matt Molloy in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Nature , Culture , Entertainment and Twillingate
which keeps my brain elastic and my spirit young." fr. a book entitled simply, Gratitude
9 Jul 2016 by Guest Blogger in Festivals & Events , Culture , Entertainment , Cultural Experiences and St. John's
Whether it's the island portion of the province or Labrador, there's no shortage of sounds to delight the ear.
6 Jul 2016 by Andrew Hiscock in Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Culture , Entertainment , Cultural Experiences , Bonavista and Trinity
Among Festival 500's innovative offerings is Come All Ye, a 5-day singing adventure of fun, personal enrichment and learning to be held at Fishers' Loft Inn, in glorious Port Rexton. This year's edition is scheduled for October 21-26, 2016.
8 Mar 2016 by Matt Molloy in Boat Tours , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Whale Watching , Nature , Culture , Entertainment , Top Destinations , Cultural Experiences , Twillingate and Outdoor Adventure
When you consider Twillingate, Newfoundland and Labrador, there's a really good chance that you already have a picture in your mind.
28 Jan 2016 by Matt Molloy in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Snowmobiling , Nature , Entertainment and Outdoor Adventure
Great festivals stem from great planning, and organizers for the fifth annual Mid Winter Bivver have been busy putting together an entertaining 2016 festival following a successful one in 2015.
16 Dec 2015 by Dave Sullivan in Food & Dining , Culture , Entertainment , Top Destinations and St. John's
My second favourite food on the planet is macaroni and cheese. I'd walk a mile in a blinding snowstorm to get my hands on its ooey-gooey goodness. But if somebody offered me chocolate – I'd walk that mile blindfolded on my hands. I love chocolate. Or, as we like to say around here, "I dies for it." So, when the idea came about that I should go do a course at the Newfoundland Chocolate Company on how to make chocolate, and blog about it – well, let's just say the sentence wasn't out of their mouths before I had my coat on and was out the door.
27 Nov 2015 by Matt Molloy in Camping , Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Nature , Entertainment and Cultural Experiences
With my hair still dripping wet from our afternoon swim in the brook, I rummaged around my tent to find a casual dress to throw on before rushing out to join the final clusters of people migrating via car, foot and shuttle bus from Burlington to Middle Arm.
11 Sep 2015 by Guest Blogger in Food & Dining , Hiking & Walking , Nature , Culture , Entertainment and Travel Media
Annie Chu, of the popular food blog, Chu on This, recently visited Central Newfoundland. She was here to attend The Gathering: Food, Fire and Music, but also got an opportunity to explore the region. She recently published her first piece on her visit: Week in Central Newfoundland. Annie talks about arriving in Gander, and visiting places like Springdale, King's Point and Grand Falls-Windsor.
24 Jul 2015 by Janelle Hickey in Shopping , Nature , Culture , History , Trip Planning , Entertainment , Geography , Art Galleries , Geology & Fossils , Cupids , St. John's , Museum and Weather
Rain got you down? Don't fret! There's still so much to see and do in St. John's: Entertainment, shopping, gallery hopping – there's something for everyone!
15 Dec 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Entertainment , George Street and St. John's
Did you know that Canada's Favourite Bar is right here in St. John's, Newfoundland? Air Canada's enRoute Magazine and Rickard's Beer teamed up for the #SAYCHEERS campaign, a national search for the most loved bar in Canada. Bar patrons across the nation voted for the Top 100, supporting their favourite drinking establishments in each province and territory, and when it was all done, O'Reilly's Irish Newfoundland Pub was #1 in Canada!
14 Nov 2014 by Andrew Hiscock in Culture , History and Entertainment
Just off the coast of Newfoundland is a collection of islands that are not part of the province. Indeed, they are not even Canada! St. Pierre and Miquelon are the last piece of French territory in North America. They are quite distinct from Newfoundland and Labrador, making them a must visit. Indeed, the tourism industry of St. Pierre and Miquelon and the Burin Peninsula, in Eastern Newfoundland, are closely entwined. You'll discover a whole new world when you take the ferry from the town of Fortune. Here's some of the coolest facts about Newfoundland and Labrador's closest foreign country.
24 Sep 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Entertainment
This year the Glynmill Inn celebrates 90 years in the hospitality business catering to both local Corner Brook residents and visitors alike with its old world charm. The Glynmill Inn was built in a distinctive tudor style and currently includes 78 hotel rooms, 2 restaurants, meeting rooms and other amenities. It was designed by architect, Andrew Cobb of Halifax in 1923 and was turned into a hotel a year later.
24 Sep 2014 by Andrew Hiscock in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Fishing , Hiking & Walking , Culture , Entertainment and Cultural Experiences
Each year during the third weekend of September, the Town of Elliston, the Root Cellar Capital of the World, hosts Canada's and Newfoundland & Labrador's top chefs and hundreds of participants to celebrate culinary excellence and the root cellar's cultural heritage. This year, participants voted on Newfoundland & Labrador's best cod dish crowning the "King of Cod", hiked the coastal scenes of Elliston, and sat with new and old friends to celebrate the latest installment of the Roots, Rants, and Roars Fall Festival.
4 Aug 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Hiking & Walking , Culture , Entertainment , Top Destinations , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
We recently were fortunate to see "The Beauty Queen of Leenane" which was written by Martin McDonagh and directed by Jeff Pitcher. This is one of 6 performances performed at the Gros Morne Theatre Festival this summer in Cow Head in Gros Morne National Park. What we like about Theatre Newfoundland Labrador's (TNL) philosophy is that they either perform plays about Newfoundland and Labrador or plays that have a close connection to the province. Although "The Beauty Queen of Leenane" takes place in rural Ireland its theme of isolation certainly could resonate with residents of outport Newfoundland.
21 Jul 2014 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Festivals & Events and Entertainment
The Stephenville Theatre Festival is celebrating its 36th year this summer and its most ambitious performance is "The Nobleman's Wedding" which is billed as a folk opera. Pamela Morgan, one of Newfoundland's most well known musicians, has created The Nobleman's Wedding from a folk song that she happened to learn in Stephenville many years ago from Jack and Ellen Carroll. We thought all of the performers were very impressive with both their acting and their singing. And the band (which includes Pamela Morgan) is first rate.
20 Jun 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Boat Tours , Birdwatching , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Nature , Trip Planning , Entertainment , Lighthouses , Signal Hill , George Street , St. John's and Outdoor Adventure
"There are a million reasons to visit St. John's – we want YOU to help us narrow it down to the TOP 5!"
We asked our locals to be ambassadors to the rest of the world! What are the very best reasons to visit our colourful city? Is it our food? The fresh ocean air? The people? Here within, five notable choices:
17 Jun 2014 by Dominique Chiasson in Icebergs , Culture , History , Entertainment , Top Destinations , Art Galleries , Geology & Fossils , St. John's and Museum
My last two days were busy visiting the Johnson Geo-Centre, the Railway Coastal Museum, The Rooms, meeting with Mark Hiscock from Shanneyganock, twacking, listening to Stan Picket and the Rocket Players, a visit to the Newfoundland and Labrador Craft council...and enjoying my last....iceberg
Thanks Newfoundlanders!
28 Feb 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Festivals & Events , Entertainment , George Street and St. John's
There's plenty of Irish music in St. John's! A quick walk downtown will make you want to pop into any one of our famous Irish pubs for a scoff and a scuff - here are some notable stops so you don't miss a beat.
7 Feb 2014 by Janelle Hickey in Food & Dining , Entertainment and St. John's
Walking into Magnum & Steins at 329 Duckworth Street you feel like you've walked into the home of an old friend. The atmosphere is cozy and familiar and you are greeted with a friendly smile. I sat down with owners Denise and Bernie Fowler (as well as the rest of the staff) to chat about the opening of the new Wine Bar, Magnum's history and of course, sample some incredible food and wine!


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Ivy League Release
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PHILADELPHIA - Junior captain Alyssa Baron earned Co-Ivy League and co-Big 5 Player of the Week honors on Monday as announced by the league offices. Baron nearly averaged a triple-double with 16.0 points, 8.5 rebounds and 6.5 assists as the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team extended its winning streak to five games with sweep of Cornell and Columbia.
Baron led Penn in points, rebounds and assists in each game as the Quakers have now won five consecutive Ivy games for the first time since the 2003-04 championship season. The Miami, Fla., native also averaged 2.5 steals in the two blowout wins and was incredibly efficient from the field where she was a combined 13-of-18 (72.2%), including 5-for-8 (62.5%) from three-point range.
In a 27-point win over Cornell, Baron filled the box score with 11 points, eight rebounds and six assists. While in Saturday's decisive 66-48 victory over Columbia, Baron was just shy of the school's first-ever triple-double with 21 points (on 9-of-11 shooting), nine rebounds and seven assists to go along with four steals.
This marks Baron's first Ivy League Player of the Week accolade this year and the seventh of her career. This is also the second straight week the Quakers have earned a share of the award. Freshman Keiera Ray was the Ivy League Co-Player and Rookie of the Week in addition to the Co-ECAC Player of the Week. She also became the first Ivy player - male or female - to earn National Player of the Week honors. Baron has earned two Big 5 Player of the Week distinctions this year and five in her career.
Penn (14-9, 7-2 Ivy) has eclipsed its overall and Ivy win total from a season ago. For the first time in school history, the Quakers have improved their win total in three straight seasons. Penn's seven Ivy wins are the most in six years and its 14 overall wins are the most since the 2004-05 team won 15 games.
Next up for Baron and the Quakers is the final road trip of the year for the Quakers. It is also the league's longest trip. Penn buses to Hanover, N.H., to take on Dartmouth on Friday at 7 p.m. The following night, the Quakers will be in Cambridge, Mass., for a 6 p.m. rematch with third-place Harvard.


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Evoxac is given orally as a 30 mg capsule. Dosages vary
from 1 to 3 capsules a day.
Cevimeline stimulates the
moisture-producing glands to increase saliva and tear production over a
sustained period of time.
Cevimeline is used to treat symptoms
of dry mouth and eyes caused by
Sjögren's syndrome.
Cevimeline improves
symptoms of dry mouth and eyes. Some people seem to get more relief than others.1 For dry eyes, it may take several weeks to get the full effect of the medicine.2
All medicines have side effects. But many people don't feel the side effects, or they are able to deal with them. Ask your pharmacist about the side effects of each medicine you take. Side effects are also listed in the information that comes with your medicine.
Here are some important things to think about:
Call 911 or other emergency services right away if you have:
Call your doctor right away if you have:
Common side effects of this medicine include:
See Drug Reference for a full list of side effects. (Drug
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You should
not take cevimeline if you have:
Talk to your doctor before taking cevimeline if you have a history of heart disease, breathing problems, or kidney problems such as kidney stones.
Cevimeline may cause vision changes such as blurring, especially in low light. This can make activities such as driving at night unsafe. Talk to your doctor if you notice changes in your vision.
Medicine is one of the many tools your doctor has to treat a health problem. Taking medicine as your doctor suggests will improve your health and may prevent future problems. If you don't take your medicines properly, you may be putting your health (and perhaps your life) at risk.
There are many reasons why people have trouble taking their medicine. But in most cases, there is something you can do. For suggestions on how to work around common problems, see the topic Taking Medicines as Prescribed.
If you are pregnant, breast-feeding, or planning to get pregnant, do not use any medicines unless your doctor tells you to. Some medicines can harm your baby. This includes prescription and over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, herbs, and supplements. And make sure that all your doctors know that you are pregnant, breast-feeding, or planning to get pregnant.
Follow-up care is a key part of your treatment and safety. Be sure to make and go to all appointments, and call your doctor if you are having problems. It's also a good idea to know your test results and keep a list of the medicines you take.
Complete the new medication information form (PDF)(What is a PDF document?) to help you understand this medication.
CitationsNaguwa S, Gershwin ME (2012). Sjögren's syndrome. In L Goldman, AI Schafer, eds., Goldman's Cecil Medicine, 24th ed., pp. 1713–1716. Philadelphia: Saunders.Carsons S (2009). Sjögren's syndrome. In GS Firestein
et al., eds., Kelley's Textbook of Rheumatology, 8th
ed., vol. 2, chap. 69, pp. 1149–1168. Philadelphia: Saunders
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