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New York Mets left-hander Johan Santana likely will need a second—and possibly career-ending—surgery on his pitching shoulder.
Mets general manager Sandy Alderson told reporters on a conference call Thursday evening that an MRI exam Wednesday revealed a probable tear in the same area of Santana's shoulder that was repaired in September 2010. He said that surgery is "a strong possibility."
"We don't know when it happened, how it happened," Alderson said. "But what we do know is that at some point symptoms appeared and they worsened rather than improved."
Santana is expected to decide in the next few days whether to have another operation.
Santana, 34, was already scheduled to begin the season on the disabled list. He has missed the entire exhibition season because of a lack of arm strength.
Santana didn't pitch in the major leagues in 2011 following shoulder surgery. He went 6-9 with a 4.85 ERA in 21 starts last season and pitched the first no-hitter in Mets history June 1.
His season ended in mid-August because of lower back inflammation, and he did only light tossing during the offseason, leaving him behind schedule when he reported to camp last month.
Santana acknowledged last week that "not everything was there as far as my strength in my shoulder."
"Coming into this spring training I felt great. I was very excited and everything changed in a couple days," he said.
Santana gets $25.5 million this year in the final guaranteed season of his $137.5 million, six-year contract. The Mets hold a $25 million option for 2014 with a $5.5 million buyout. None of the $31 million (salary plus buyout) is insured.
Alderson claimed Santana's injury will not lead the Mets to rush 22-year-old right-hander Zack Wheeler, their top pitching prospect, to the majors.
"We will bring him up when he is ready," Alderson said. "No immediate need will impact that."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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GOP candidates leaving a small N.H. town cold
Few voters are finding anyone to 'believe in'
By Sarah Schweitzer Globe Staff / December 26, 2011
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The quick Christmas break concluded, Republican presidential contenders today return to the field to begin making their final case to voters. In this bellwether town, conservative and moderate votes alike say it's a difficult case to make, with a Republican line-up that's rife with candidates flawed by embarrassing revelations, political histories and policy flip-flops. New Hampshire voters are well-known for waiting to make their decisions - the benign tyranny of small state voters who get to loom large every four years. But this year, decision-making in Ashland feels especially tortured as the unenthused eliminate candidates rather than select one.
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Good for harrison and sounds bad for Brewer. How's Brew play a whole game without a steal?
How'd the rookie pg do?
Don't forget that last year that pg scored 20pts or so in the first game and had us all buzzing. Didn't do squat after thatt and didn't make the team.........


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RELEGATION battling Bromsgrove are relishing what is expected to be a testing battle at mid-table Caldy in the National North Two on Saturday.
The Finstall Park side are in desperate need of victories to lift themselves out of the bottom three.
A chance to build on the victory over basement boys Dudley Kingswinford was lost after Saturday's clash against Birmingham and Solihull was postponed because of an unplayable pitch.
But head coach Ross Baxter has no worries about the surface at their Wirral home.
He said: "Caldy are based on the Wirrall peninsula and their pitch is quite sandy underneath and drains very well, so they do not tend to have many games called off there.
"Normally when we play Caldy the home side normally wins but I believe we go there with a good chance.
"There won't be much chance of wing play but the trick to winning will be us keeping possession.
"It might be a game for the purists but I believe we have the pack to win this match."
Bromsgrove are 13 points behind fourth from bottom Hull, who are just above the drop zone.
Baxter admitted there is no room for error if they are to pull off the great escape.
He said: "We need to win our final nine games. As long as there's a chance of surviving we will be doing our best to get out of the situation we are in."
Bromsgrove will miss the services of captain Phil Horton, who will be out for the rest of the season thanks to needing surgery on his knee.
But Jon Critchlow and Chris McGregor are nearing availability after being out for some time with injuries. The Boars are also hoping to bolster their squad with Worcester Warriors academy players and several other signings.
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Rush and Travis Diener were the two players we signed in the off season to really help this team out especially shooting the ball. Diener has done nothing so I won't even ask about your thoughts on him.
But how about Kareem Rush what do you guys think of him so far? I know it seems many were down on him however he has shot the ball well lately.
I at least am pretty happy with the way he has played. From what I have seen his defense has been pretty good, at least better then what I thought he would be. On offense he is a shooter and while early on he struggled with his shot he seems to have found it. I think it has just been a matter of him getting comfortable and having confidence which I think playing more minutes has a lot to do with that.
I'm really happy that Kareem is on our team and hope that he continues to play well and we can re-sign him. He was a low risk high reward type of move by Bird but I think we may be getting rewarded fairly well. Kareem won't be no all star but I like what he can give us.


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L.A. Kings parade set Wednesday in South Bay beach cities
The Los Angeles Kings will celebrate their second Stanley Cup victory in three years with a parade through the beach cities on Wednesday.
The parade will begin in Redondo Beach at 3 p.m., pass north through Hermosa Beach, move up to Manhattan Avenue, turn left at Becker's Bakery alley and right on Ocean Drive before unloading the players at the base of the Manhattan Beach Pier, said Kelly Stroman, executive director of the Downtown Manhattan Beach Business and Professional Association.
Manhattan Avenue will have rolling street closures from the most southern point and into downtown. Manhattan Beach Boulevard will be temporarily closed from Manhattan Avenue to the pier for the crowd to gather safely.
Stroman advises residents and business owners "to watch for temporary parking signs as well as to carefully plan your afternoon business that day."
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They might be Stanley Cup champions, but most days, the Los Angeles Kings players are in flip-flops and shorts.
Their office is the ice, but their home is the beach.
And in Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach, where most of the players live, they're just regular guys, pushing their carts through the grocery stores, eating out with their wives and kids at local restaurants and attending school fundraisers.
"They're a part of our community," former Manhattan Beach Councilman Richard Montgomery said. "Their kids go to our schools. They go to Uncle Bill's after their morning skate to eat pancakes. You see them all over town. They're part of the fabric of our community.
"There's a joke — if you throw a rock, you'll hit a King."
In Hermosa Beach, that would include Drew Doughty, Jarret Stoll and Jeff Carter.
And next door in Manhattan Beach are Justin Williams, the NHL's postseason MVP, team captain Dustin Brown, goalie Jonathan Quick, Anze Kopitar and Trevor Lewis.
Even their coach is in town.
"Out here in Manhattan Beach, it's like a small town," coach Darryl Sutter told NHL.com. "You know most of the people. You've got a main street. Apart from the ocean, it's really no different. We go to into Los Angeles to play, that's it."
Manhattan Beach is no stranger to celebrities and pro athletes, boasting Maria Sharapova, Tiger Woods, Shaquille O'Neal, Blake Griffin, Mike Piazza, Eric Karros, Pete Carroll and many others among its current or former residents.
But the Kings carry a unique reputation. No matter who you ask, you're likely to get a "they're just super nice guys" response.
"They're rough and tough on the ice, but when they come in, they're all just the nicest, most down-to-earth guys, super humble, no ego. A few are even shy," said Brett Anderson, assistant general manager of MB Post restaurant. "They clearly love living in the South Bay. You see them all around town."
Hermosa Beach Mayor Michael DiVirgilio said the Kings don't hide out in mega mansions or behind gates.
"What's special is they're living here and they're showing up at the dry cleaners," he said. "I often bump into them on the beach or on The Strand or walking around the plaza with their significant other. They're not holed up in the most guarded house in town or the most secret place in town. In the truest sense, they're living in town, and we have access to them."
DiVirgilio and others say the Kings — who will hoist Lord Stanley's Cup for the second time in three years during a parade Monday in downtown Los Angeles — are likely attracted to the beach cities because the residents allow the players privacy and to just be themselves.
"They're able to go to any restaurant in flip-flops, shorts or jeans and not be harassed," said Mike Zislis, who owns several beach cities restaurants and the Shade Hotel in Manhattan Beach. "They don't drink different wine than us, they don't eat different food than us. You would not know they're any different."
Zislis said the players don't even mention that they play with the Kings when they make a reservation.
"It's just, normalcy," he said. "There's no space between the community and the Kings."
Zislis added that the players often donate to local school fundraisers and are involved in PTAs and the education foundations.
Clearly, the South Bay has a simpler appeal to the players — it's proximity. The Kings train at the Toyota Sports Center in El Segundo, just north of the beach cities, and their games are held in the Staples Center downtown, an easy 20-mile commute. The high-performing schools and extremely low crime rates aren't bad draws either, especially since most of the players are family men.
Residents have certainly embraced the Kings as their hometown team. Many call them the "South Bay Kings."
"They aren't walking around with a chip on their shoulder," DiVirgilio said. "They're about as regular as regular gets. I think that's part of the appeal (to residents)."
Drive along the main drags in downtown Manhattan Beach, and nearly every storefront has a large "Go Kings Go" banner hanging prominently. Nearby homes proudly display Kings flags from their balconies.
Even the roof of the iconic Roundhouse Aquarium at the end of the Manhattan Beach Pier is decked out with "Go Kings Go" banners.
Fans packed into North End Bar and Grill in Hermosa Beach, the Kings' local watering hole, for the final game against the New York Rangers Friday night, some arriving as early as 10:30 a.m. to secure a seat for the 5 p.m. game.
In describing the unique appeal of the Kings in a town where professional athletes are commonly sighted, fans emphasized that the players are, frankly, normal.
"They're very approachable. They don't try to act like they're (big stuff)," said Hermosa Beach resident Gino Giordano, a longtime hockey fan. "They love the beach for the same reason we love the beach — they want to just be at this great place and hang out with people who love the sun and the fun."
"Most people have no idea who they are," added George Balen of Manhattan Beach. "They don't have entourages."
Brigid Dowd, a Michigan native who grew up around hockey, said the players easily blend in among the locals.
"Half the time you don't even know (they're there)," she said. "You'll be hanging out at the bar and someone will go, 'Oh, that's so and so.' They're so normal. One lives two doors down from my boyfriend. He's just a guy. He doesn't drive some big, fancy car."
Fans say the Lakers are more Hollywood, but the Kings are all South Bay.
"To me, it's a Hermosa Beach story. We feel like part of it," Giordano said. "The whole community's into it."
The Kings players, in turn, have embraced the community.
After winning the Stanley Cup in 2012, the players toured the beach cities, first with a parade from Hermosa Beach to Manhattan Beach, followed by visits to local schools, City Council meetings and local fire stations, allowing fans to touch and take photos with the cup.
They'll have another local parade Wednesday to celebrate this year's victory, starting at 3 p.m. in Redondo Beach and ending at the Manhattan Beach Pier.
"We're simply proud that a King — let alone multiple Kings — call Hermosa Beach home," DiVirgilio said. "We have a handful living here. That in and of itself is what's wonderful. Them winning the Stanley Cup, that's even sweeter."
Just hours after the Kings each hoisted the Stanley Cup at Staples Center before a roaring crowd and a national television audience Friday night, they returned "home" for a private celebration at the North End bar.
It was past midnight when team captain Brown rolled up, firmly clutching the guest of honor — Lord Stanley's Cup.


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Curious about hedge funds and private equity? Even if you're not, you could soon be hearing a lot more about various types of alternative investments that fall under what's known as Regulation D as a result of today's vote by the Security and Exchange Commission, or SEC.
Regulation D exempts some companies from registering their securities with the SEC.
One of the mandates in the Jobs Act, signed into law in 2012, was for the SEC to lift the advertising and solicitation restrictions on hedge funds and other Regulation D offerings. Today's vote accomplished that, but consumer advocates say it left a lot to be desired for protecting investors.
"General solicitation for hedge funds must only be to sophisticated investors. Already, that's oxymoronic, since a person who doesn't know enough to find a broker in a phone book hardly qualifies as a sophisticated investor," says Bartlett Naylor, financial policy advocate for Public Citizen, a consumer advocacy organization in Washington, D.C.
"If you're not sophisticated enough to look up a broker and say, 'I want to get in on a private equity deal,' then run away. If you haven't done this before, run far away," he says.
The alternative marketplace will still be limited to accredited investors -- those are investors with a net worth of $1 million or a yearly income of $200,000 for singles, $300,000 for couples. With advertising now permissible, more investors may realize they are qualified to buy into the exclusive investments. That could be a good thing, or it could be bad.
"From the manager's point of view, it is a good thing: Raise money, invest in capital markets, provide liquidity and allow your information to be reflected in market prices. There are good benefits that could result, like capital formation," says George Aragon, associate professor of finance at the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.
"But you allow managers that may not be as productive to raise more capital, and that takes it away from other sources that could put it to good use," he says.
The possible good
The reason the Jobs Act included a requirement to lift the ban on hedge fund advertising was to make it easier for businesses to get money.
"Banks weren't lending, and because banks weren't lending, businesses couldn't hire," says Mick Swartz, associate professor of clinical finance and business economics at the USC Marshall School of Business and a board member of the California Hedge Fund Association.
The hope is that advertisements for hedge funds and other alternative investment vehicles will attract more investors, which will funnel money toward small and midsize businesses.
"So you'll see more distressed lending and things related to this. There will be an increase in the amount of capital invested in smaller companies," says Swartz.
"With more businesses flourishing, more jobs could be created. Plus more investors will be able to enjoy the benefits of diversifying into alternative investments and markets. The mutual fund and (exchange-traded fund) arena offers investments that attempt to replicate hedge fund strategies, but investors could be better represented if they bought the hedge fund," says Swartz.
"There's a difference between performance and exposure to asset class. In the industry we differentiate between alpha and beta: Hedge fund alternatives offer exposure to beta, not exposure to alpha," he says.
In other words, investors in funds that replicate alternative strategies get some of the protection from volatility that hedging strategies offer, but not the out-performance that hedge fund investors pay extra to get, in his view.
The possible bad
The possibility that unsophisticated investors could lose their shirts, or worse, get scammed, worries consumer advocates.
"The potential for an increase in fraud is a legitimate concern," says Swartz.
"The potential for fraud is real, and the potential for people investing money in companies that fail is very real. It's important to keep diversification," he says.
Investors rarely recognize themselves as unsophisticated. The draw of ads touting 30 percent returns may lure in people who lack the expertise to know where these types of investments fit into their portfolio.
Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Consumer Federation of America, criticized the vote in an email newsletter, citing the lack of investor protections in the new rule.
With this vote, the Commission has thrown open the doors to mass marketing of hedge funds and other so-called private offerings, knowing full well that it lacks the tools to provide effective market oversight and that the current rules are inadequate to ensure that only those with the financial sophistication to understand the risks and the wealth to withstand potential losses invest in such offerings.
Investor protection may be strengthened in the future; today, the SEC also voted to propose another set of investor protections at a later date that would require issuers to provide more information about the offerings.
What to expect
A full-on advertising onslaught from the hedge fund industry isn't likely to happen overnight. Instead, it may likely begin with a more substantial Internet presence. With the advertising ban in place, only accredited investors could even view the offers from hedge funds.
"When you try to find something out about a hedge fund or private equity, you can't find out anything if you're not an accredited investor," says Swartz.
"Websites will change; the hedge fund or private equity can control everything there. I think they will start there and then maybe move into radio and television," he says.
For investors who find their interest piqued by hedge fund marketing, due diligence is as important as ever.
Make sure "there are procedures in place to manage risk (and) that the investment is audited. And check their track record and do background checks on key personnel," Swartz recommends.
Do you think investors are savvy enough to understand marketing for complex, and sometimes expensive, investment products?
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Minor in International Business
Business is global. While some businesses may not sell products in other countries, they often are buying products or materials that are produced in part or in whole internationally. The threat or reality of competition is global for almost all products and services. Evangel's International Business minor can be used to provide students a better understanding of the nature and influence of international business and excellent opportunities to enter careers in international business.
Evangel's International Business minor can be used to provide students who are majoring in Management or Marketing with a better understanding of the nature and influence of international business and to provide excellent opportunities for Management and Marketing majors to enter careers in international business. The minor can also be combined with majors outside of business such as Intercultural Studies and International Relations to integrate international business into the other majors. The 18-credit minor includes courses in intercultural living, anthropology, cross-cultural communications, international business, international law or international organizations, international finance, and an international business internship or global experience.
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|Want to see exactly what classes you will take? The Program Plan (sometimes called a degree sheet) includes all specific requirements - including University proficiencies, Frameworks courses and degree requirements.
Each of Evangel's academic programs is made up of a set of core curriculum, program requirements and electives. The courses listed below are just a small sample of courses that might be taken as a part of this specific program.
|Cultural Diversity
|A study of the principles and theories to increase awareness of diverse cultures throughout human society and how they can communicate with each other.
|Introduction to Anthropology
|Emphasizes the basic concepts of anthropology and a survey of its sub-disciplines. Topics include ethnology, social anthropology, culture dynamics, culture and personality, anthropological linguistics, prehistoric man, physical anthropology, and the concept of race.
|Cross-Cultural Communication
|A study of foundations, principles, and theories of communication and the impact of culture on communication.
|International Business
|Marketing, management, and finance in an international environment. Emphasis on the cultural and environmental differences in various foreign markets and how those differences affect an international market program.
|International Finance
|Survey of the key concepts of business finance in the context of a multi-national firm.
Evangel University's world-class faculty is made up of caring, Christian professionals who are distinguished in their fields and dedicated to the development of tomorrow's Christian leaders.
NOTE: A minor is a secondary field of interest that is meant to complement your academic major. While your major is chosen for your intended career choice, your minor may be something you pursue for your personal interest or to augment your major.
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The following are general requirements for all students beginning an undergraduate program at Evangel. For more information visit Undergraduate Admissions Requirements.
|As a boldly Christian university, all of our students have made a profession of faith in Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Savior.
|Graduation from high school, or having the equivalent of a high school diploma such as the General Education Development (GED) examination.
|Core Subjects
|A minimum of a 2.0 GPA in core college prep classes (English, math, social sciences and science with a lab)
|Grade Average
|A "C" average. However, in some cases, a student with a weak academic record may be considered. To remain at Evangel, however, the student must meet scholastic requirements.
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|>Entering freshmen should take the ACT or SAT test. The codes for Evangel are as follows: SAT: 6198. ACT: 2296.
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Repairs on Wells Fargo Look Tough
This is not exactly the way I wanted to begin earnings season, but it is what it is. Repairs on Wells Fargo (WFC) look tough as the trade is down to around $0.72 from $1.20, but here are some of the options to consider since WFC is still trading within the wedge pattern. First, take the loss and move on. In all, this isn't a terrible strategy to consider. Sometimes the first loss is the best loss, but if you are of the belief WFC will move next week, then there are considerations, but they are somewhat limited. I would close all the January 11 positions for next to nothing in order to examine the January 18 $35 straddle. Using a ratio trade here buying 1x more the $35's straddles and selling 2x of the January 18 $35.5 call/$34.5 put for no cost until you have spreads in either direction doesn't work well here. Assuming I purchased 50 of this option play, by doing such a trade for around $0.09 my total cost in the trade could now be $1.29, but my maximum profit is $1.00 (well $0.50, but I now hold twice as many). I'm a guaranteed loser there and if WFC stays at $35 during the week, then I am much worse off.
Another consideration is to move the $35 straddle strikes $0.50 further in the money using a ratio trade. Therefore, I would sell the January 18 $35 calls and buy half as many $34.50 calls. Likewise, I would sell the January 18 $35 puts and buy half as many January 18 $35.5 puts. While this locks in a maximum loss giving my original trade a worst-case value of $0.50 (the spread will be worth at least $1.00, but I have half as many as I did the straddles), I need a big move for this to pay off. WFC would have to see $37 or $33, which feels much less likely....413 more words left in this article. To read them, just click below and try Real Money FREE for 14 days.
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ADRIAN, Mich. - The father of three boys missing since Thanksgiving was arraigned Wednesday afternoon on parental kidnapping charges.
John Skelton waived his right to an extradition hearing on Tuesday and was promptly processed and driven away to face charges across the state border in Michigan.
Skelton, 39, had been fighting extradition on three charges of parental kidnapping in the disappearance of his sons Andrew, 9, Alexander, 7, and Tanner, 5. But during a Tuesday morning hearing in Toledo he agreed to his return to his home state.
Skelton's $30 million bond was extended as a condition of his extradition.
Within an hour of the hearing's end, Skelton was driven off by Morenci, Mich., Police Chief Larry Weeks and another officer.
Skelton's attorney, Merle Dech, would not say why Skelton decided to stop fighting extradition.
The unemployed long-haul truck driver was arrested on Nov. 30 on three counts of parental kidnapping.
His three sons were last seen Thanksgiving Day in Morenci and reported missing the following day by their mother, Tanya Skelton, when their father didn't bring them home after an arranged visit.
Tanya Skelton, 44, filed for divorce in September. A judge gave her custody of the boys, but she and John Skelton reached an agreement on visitation.
But according to police reports obtained by Local 4, John Skelton threatened to take his sons to Florida in September and suggested they might not return.
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The report states Tanya Skelton called police after she received a phone call from the elementary school the boys attended, telling her John Skelton had signed them out of class and that he indicated he was taking them to Florida. She told police she had no idea he was taking them out of state.
Police said the couple was able to talk things over and returned the boys to their mother.
Volunteers spent a week searching the countryside around Morenci and across the border in Ohio. Hundreds have offered their time and money, including an account set up at a local bank to take donations for the family and an anonymous donor whom police say has offered a $10,000 reward for the return or recovery of the brothers.
During an interview with Local 4, John Skelton?s parents, William and Roxanne Skelton, said their son told them during a jail visit that he only had one message to give: that the boys were OK.
"(John) said to tell you that his boys are safe and sound," Roxanne Skelton said.
William Skelton said after talking to his son he believes his grandsons are safe with someone. He said he thinks his son did the right thing, but maybe not in the right way.
Morenci Police Chief Larry Weeks said the father initially told them he gave the boys to a woman he met online and had been having a relationship with. John Skelton told police he asked the woman, Joann Taylor, to take the boys to their mother.
But Weeks said investigators have not been able to find Taylor and they do not believe Skelton and Taylor had a relationship. Police also have not located the van Taylor was reportedly driving.
Two people have reported seeing the boys in Ohio.
Sandy Jones works at the House of Donuts in Sandusky, Ohio, and said she remembers seeing a woman with three young boys in the store the Sunday morning after Thanksgiving.
?The woman looked weird. She had short dark brown hair that looked like it had just been dyed. It was really wiry. She looked up one time when she first came through the door,? Jones said. ?She wasn?t saying a lot but was kind of pushing the boys to the door.?
She said the boys stayed closed to each other and were quiet.
?They didn?t say anything and she never made eye contact with me. It was just really a weird thing,? Jones said. ?The boy?s didn?t really want to pick out their doughnuts. So, she just said, ?They want glazed.? And I said, ?Glazed? That?s all you guys want? And they just looked at me and didn?t say anything. The little one wanted sprinkles.?
Jones said the woman looked to be in her 40s, looked uneasy and called one of the boys Tanner.
Jones said she didn?t think much of the group until she saw the boys? pictures on a news report and found out one of them was named Tanner.
Weeks said his staff is aware of several leads but is cautioning against jumping to any conclusion.
"We have received many similar leads from throughout our region and continue to collect that information and assess the credibility of each one," Weeks said.
A former Morenci school teacher told police she may have seen the missing brothers from Morenci at a flea market in Ohio.
According to sources, the retired music teacher said she was at a flea market in Bowling Green, Ohio, when she spotted the boys with an unidentified woman.
The retired teacher said she did not approached the boys, but she believes it was Andrew, Alexander, and Tanner Skelton, because she once taught one of the boys in her class.
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The National Association of Home Builders sees the residential construction industry gaining momentum in a larger economy that includes a few wild cards.
At the International Builders' Show here in Las Vegas, the Washington, D.C.-based trade association updated its 2013 housing starts forecast to 949,000 starts in 2013, up 21.5% from the prior year. At the end of January, the group had forecast 932,000.
Single-family starts are anticipated to rise 22% from 535,000 last year to 650,000 in 2013, according to NAHB chief economist David Crowe. They are expected to jump an additional 30% in 2014 to 844,000 units.
On the multi-family side, NAHB is anticipating that starts will increase 22% from 246,000 units last year to 299,000 in 2013, and rise an additional 6% to 317,000 units in 2014.
"Nearly every measure of housing market strength -- sales, starts, prices, permits and builder confidence -- has been trending upward in recent months, and we expect to see gradual but steady growth along these lines in 2013," Crowe said.
Among the possible challenges to an increasingly strong recovery are tight mortgage lending conditions, inaccurate appraisals, rising prices of materials and declining inventory of buildable lots, Crowe said.


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In 1898, you could purchase a Vive box camera for $5. More than 110 years later, no one at the Free Press knows how the old Vive glass negatives ended up in one of the drawers in our photo archives — decades untouched. But the power of a photograph in capturing a moment in time is undeniable when the negatives have been scanned and viewed as positive images. — Wayne Glowacki, Winnipeg Free Press photojournalist


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It's been 13 months since Ahmaad Rorie committed to California and the Tacoma point guard's pledge is stronger than ever.
This, in a climate where the "flipping" of recruits has become the new normal.
But Rorie is no ordinary individual.
A 3.8 GPA student and quintessential gym rat, the decorated junior puts time and energy into everything he does. So when he committed to the Golden Bears over a year ago, there was little reason to doubt his fidelity.
"When I went on my unofficial visit and met all the coaches, I just felt like they had my best interests in mind," Rorie told GoldenBearReport on Wednesday. "I was real comfortable with the atmosphere, their style of play, and the academics; it all just fit real well."
And while several programs initially continued to reach-out, they quickly submitted.
"They've been good about respecting my decision," noted Rorie.
An electrifying playmaker, the Berkeley-bound floor general can score, as well as distribute.
He poured-in a record 101-points over a three game stretch during 2012's Washington State Tournament and this year guided his squad to the semi-finals.
Rorie's strong showing, however, may be just a glimpse of things to come.
Not one to rest on his laurels, when GBR caught up with the Lincoln High student, he was headed back to the gym to put in some late night work.
"Next year, I want to win State, get Mr. Basketball, and I want to play in the McDonald's All-American game," declared Rorie. "So I just got to go out there and destroy this summer and spring."
But in addition to having his way with the competition, the 6-1 hoopster will also be doubling as a recruiter.
"I tell guys to come here if they want to get better in academics and in basketball," remarked Rorie.
On the basketball side of things, one coach, in particular, has stood out to the young shotmaker.
"I have a really great relationship with Coach Travis DeCuire," he said. "From the start I could always tell that he cared about me as a person. I knew a little bit about Cal because Jason Kidd and Jerome Randle went there, but once I started talking to him, he told me all about the school."
Of course, DeCuire knows a thing or two about coaching, too, and the fifth year Cal assistant envisions his pupil contributing right away.
"He told me I'd have an impact as a freshman. Their system is similar to the one we run so that's good. I like to be at the top of the key. If I'm driving from there, shooting from there, breaking my man down from there, I feel most comfortable."
And though Rorie agrees his state has produced some talented guards in recent years, there's still some roads to pave, in his opinion.
"Yeah, we have a lot of talent," said Rorie. "But, I think we also have a lot of guys who don't work hard enough. I think my class is dedicated, though, so hopefully we're going to finally put Washington on the map."
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text: Bill O'Reilly's goal is to make the past come alive By Miami Herald December 12, 2012 Story Share The teens shift uncomfortably in their cramped wooden desks. Most are bored and hope the teacher will just get on with the lesson so they can get home already.Bill O'Reilly, fresh out of Marist College and, at 21, barely older than the faces staring blankly his way, stands inside a classroom at Monsignor Edward Pace High School in 1970 and realizes he has a challenge, how to teach history to a preoccupied audience and make it interesting.O'Reilly's revelation: bring the historical characters alive as real people."The kids were not motivated, so I did it in a way that was fun," says the host of Fox News' top-rated "The O'Reilly Factor," from his office in New York City. In just a few hours he tapes that day's "O'Reilly Factor," a news commentary program that routinely trounces the cable competition.O'Reilly, 63, commands attention. Some would say the former Catholic-school boy is a firebrand for his predominantly conservative political views. Some would offer descriptions that are more unkind. For O'Reilly, everything started back in that Monsignor Pace classroom in Opa-locka, Fla., 40-plus years ago."I got the blood and gore out there, and the personality profiles of who they were," O'Reilly says of his approach to teaching history. "I made them real people so, in the back of my mind, that was a way to get people involved. When I became an author and did successful books on contemporary problems on what was happening in the country, to the dismay of my publisher, I said I was going into history books, and I used the same techniques I used in the classroom in Pace. I was fortunate to find Martin Dugard, a brilliant historian." Their biographies, he says, are "fun to read."Indeed, their two history books, "Killing Kennedy: The End of Camelot" (Holt, $28) and last year's "Killing Lincoln: The Shocking Assassination That Changed America Forever," crackle with the tension of a brisk James Bond thriller. Yet they aren't novels, a point O'Reilly wishes to enforce."Some people get confused, but these are nonfiction books and they are well researched," he says. "These are not Gore Vidal."This week, both books are performing like the latest bestsellers from John Grisham or J.K. Rowling. "Killing Kennedy" is No. 1 in its ninth week atop the New York Times bestsellers list; "Killing Lincoln" sits at No. 3 in its 62nd week. O'Reilly's style is not the norm for historians, says Florida International University history professor Darden Pyron, author of biographies on "Gone With the Wind" scribe Margaret Mitchell and musician Liberace."Most historians are not interested in telling stories. When I was writing the Margaret Mitchell book and discussing with colleagues that I wasn't sure what the plot is, a silence fell across the room," Pyron says. "Without doing damage to the data, the first responsibility of a professional historian is to get the data straight, not to tell a story. To engage an audience . . . storytelling is essential, but historians don't do it. If more than 300 people read what I write, I assume I'm doing something wrong."O'Reilly calls his collaborator Dugard the historian. The pair take about a year to complete a book, with Dugard conducting meticulous research from his home in Orange County, Calif. They're working on a third book, but O'Reilly's mum on the subject.How does the partnership work? "The research comes back to me; I shape the book," O'Reilly says. He'll call for more research as each tantalizing detail is unearthed. The two work back and forth in this fashion, and O'Reilly reads every sentence he has written over the phone to Dugard."Marty came up with great stuff, tons," O'Reilly says. "We wanted to tell people about how Kennedy changed from a shallow guy, living day to day, going after the babes. The lynchpin was the death of his baby. (Patrick died in the hospital shortly after his premature birth in August 1963.) That's why I spent so much time on that."Lincoln has been deified in this country, and rightly so. He was the best president and overcame the most," O'Reilly continues. "We found things about these men that had been underreported." Both Lincoln and Kennedy have lessons to impart on our post-election nation, O'Reilly believes."With Lincoln, we're looking for that kind of leadership today, and I'm hoping Obama rises up in his second term and can turn the economy around and protect us against danger," O'Reilly says. "With Kennedy, I wanted to go on record with what kind of president he was at the beginning -- weak -- but he grew into the job, and maybe Obama will do that. There are parallels to these men and what's happening now."O'Reilly's ultimate goal, much as it was 40 years ago at Pace, hasn't wavered."I'm not looking to win the Pulitzer," he says. "There are many good history books that are impossible to read. I'm interested in getting people to read books." Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Facebook founder visits Charleston restaurant 2 WVU seeking improvements during off week 3 Innerviews: Dual-identity surgeon riding high in horse racing world 4 Gazette editorial: Capito has second chance to do the right thing 5 Rod Run and Doo Wop brings classic cars, music to Boulevard for 12th year This Christmas, give the gift of TV Previous Story In Short: Dec. 13-19, 2012 Next Story


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A rundown of entertainment in North Platte and Lincoln County, with a large number of quality shows, festivals and dances.
Thursday, Apr. 25
Public Library Presentation by Jeff Barnes, author of Custer in Nebraska. Noon-1 p.m. Free.
Lincoln County Fairgrounds (W. Rodeo Rd.) - Country Bluegrass Music Festival gets underway. Live music from noon-10 p.m. All-Gospel music from 6-10 p.m. $20 at the door.
Touchdown Club - live music/DJ by Rascal, 9 p.m.-midnight.
Friday, Apr. 26
Lincoln County Fairgrounds (W. Rodeo Rd.) - Country Bluegrass Music Festival continues. Live music, noon-11 p.m.
Sculleys Shooters (2221 E. Fourth) Live music by Tyson Trosper. 9 p.m. Cover charge.
Saturday, Apr. 27
Bethel Evangelical Free Church (2700 West Philip) - pancake feed, 8-11 a.m. $5.50 adults and $3 for kids 12 and under. Benefits Feed My Starving Children Mobile Pack.
Platte River Mall 2013 racing season -- car show and shine. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Cody Park Multiple Sclerosis awareness walk with music and food in addition to the walk event at 1 p.m. Event lasts from noon-5 p.m.
The Depot Restaurant - dine to live gypsy jazz music by Blue Swing. 6-8 p.m.
Lincoln County Fairgrounds (W. Rodeo Rd.) - Country Bluegrass Music Festival continues. Live music all day, 9 a.m.-11 p.m.
Sculleys Shooters (2221 E. Fourth) Decades Flash Back - music and dress up in the styles of past decades. 6 p.m. until close. Cover charge $5.
A to Z Books - 7-10:30 p.m. Open Mic Nite. Established performers and newcomers. Free-will donation. Refreshments provided or bring your own.
Neville Center for Performing Arts (Fifth and Bailey) Broadway Cabaret onstage -- timeless musical classics. 8 p.m. Admission: $15, ages 16 and under and students $8.
Sunday, Apr. 28
Sutherland School (401 Walnut St.) Sutherland Anchor Club craft show. 1-5 p.m.
Neville Center (Fifth and Bailey) Broadway Cabaret of timeless musical classics. 2 p.m. Admission: $15, ages 16 and under and students $8.
Tuesday, Apr. 30
Neville Center (Fifth and Bailey) Live performance by Beatles tribute band, The Abbey Road Band. 7:30-10 p.m. Adult membership $50, students $15, families $100. Members of the concert series are also entitled to see other concerts. Tickets available from secretary Pat Hoban, 1412 West 4th St. North Platte, NE 69101 Phone: 534-4699.
Wednesday, May 1
Pop Corner (1847 W. A) Live piano and song by Shermie. 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
VFW Post 1504 (2100 E. Fourth) bingo, total of 24 games, starts at 6:45 p.m.
Senior Center (901 East 10th) - Dance to Ray Mullen. 7-9:30 p.m.
Thursday, May. 2
Sculleys Shooters (2221 E. Fourth) adult dance lessons. 7-8 p.m. $5 per person.
Friday, May 3
Maranatha Camp Family night. 7-10 p.m. $6 per person or $30 per five or more household.
Platte River Mall Honky Tonk BBQ festival, contest between Omaha and Denver. Live music by Blue Collar Band and Texas recording artist, Allen Glaser. 6 p.m.
Saturday, May 4
Platte River Mall Honky Tonk BBQ continues with contests and awards. Live music by Dirty Finger at 7 p.m. Begins at 10 a.m.
Cody Park Autism Puzzle Walk 2-5 p.m. Adults $12, children $8.
Childrens Museum (314 N. Jeffers) Annual Hats Off to the Horses fundraiser including games, auction and food. 3-7 p.m. Tickets: $40 per person.
Lincoln County Fairgrounds (W. Rodeo Rd.) Bob Spady Night auto racing. 7 p.m. Adults $10, 5 and under free.
Sculleys Shooters (2221 E. Fourth) Live music by Bases Loaded. 9 p.m. until closing. Cover charge $5.
Sunday, May 5
Cody Park Arts in the Park
D&N Center Cinco de Mayo with Mexican food, live Mariachi and dance performances and childrens activities. Noon-6 p.m.
Wednesday, May 8
Senior Center (901 East 10th) - Dance to Lou Kraus. 7-9:30 p.m.
Thursday, May 9
Friday, May 10
Prairie Arts Center (Fifth and Jeffers) Herb market.
Sculleys Shooters (2221 E. Fourth) Live music by Driving Dynamics. 9 p.m. until closing. Cover charge $5.
Saturday, May 11
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Thursday, May 16
Saturday, May 18
Garden Glove (1800 E. 12th) farmers market. 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Memorial Park Woofstock with games, contests, and food. 10-11 a.m.
Cody Park Rock In The Park school bash featuring the bands Dollarhyde, Surveying the Damned and Tempted by Death. 7-10 p.m. Free show for all ages.
Monday, May 20
Childrens Museum (314 N. Jeffers) Robotics Science Class with Ken Schroeder. K-2 grade from 10 a.m.-noon. 3-6 grade from 1-3 p.m. Members $10; Non members $15.
Tuesday, May 21
Childrens Museum (314 N. Jeffers) Monthly program/craft workshop. 10:30 a.m. Members free, non-members $4.
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Whiz wrote:I took the Super Stingray out for a round at Renaissance today and I was very, very impressed with it. It is a very controllable disc with a bit more glide than a roc and more high speed turn, of course. It only took a few throws to get comfortable with it. Initially, it was more stable than I was expecting (considering the stingray moniker). What is does very, very well is a flat shot that turns right and then hyzers back left (RHBH) or a slight hyzer flip to flat with a VERY straight finish. I picked mine up after watching a local pro throw it about 330 on a beautiful hyzerflip line into the wind. Probably the best shot of the day with it was a high flat hyzer on hole 9 at Renaissance that turned slightly and finished perfectly straight. It was three feet from the basket on a hole that I usually have a hard time getting a roc to (hole plays about 300'). The shots this disc is capable of are exactly what I have been missing by not having a comet in the bag (minus the crazy long anhyzers which I haven't tried much yet). Out of the box it can be thrown with a bit of hyzer and go perfectly straight up to about 300'. For clarification, my max D is around 400' and I usually max my rocs on about 275' holes.
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Dear Doctor,
I am a male of 39 years old and have been undergoing a strange situation. This is because of one of my childhood friends (a male 38 years old person). My friend and me have shared our views and used to have a good relation all through our past days. But, nowadays this friend of mine has become quite successful and rich and suddenly started behaving very strange to everybody; especially to me.
Due to the nature of his profession (I.T. Professional), he had been abroad several times and nowadays back home. He always complains about our country and finds all of us responsible for this. According to him, he pays a fat amount of money towards Government Taxes and that is enough he could do for his country. It is rather us, according to him, who should be pro-active to make our country a better place since we do not pay taxes as much as he pays.
He always tries to humiliate his friends in front of everybody for several things. For example : He feels he has a very good knowledge of Music, Literature, Sports, Arts, Movies (actually "everything") than all of his friends and tries to establish his comment about these things as a final verdict.
Of late, we i.e. the common friends have stopped having contact with this friend for these reasons. And the isolation, thus faced by him, has made him very angry. Due to this, he has started passing nasty comments on us. He is even trying to defame us by every possible means.
According to him, it is our "ego" which disabled us to mix up with him normally. He thinks that all of his friends are very jealous for what he is at present. We have tried to explain him that it is not the "ego" which is creating difference but something else. We intimated him that he should be more sensitive to judge these feelings. But he refused to be a sensitive person and to consider the feelings of his childhood friends.
I have no idea about the state of mind, he is going through. But for me, I can tell you, it is a very difficult one since he happens to be one of my very good child hood friends and I just can't afford to maintain an enmity with him.
Please suggest what I should do.
Thanx n regards.
While it is always difficult when friends drift apart, it is certainly not unusual. However, this site is for answering questions related to stress and anxiety disorders. Should you be finding that the change in your relationship with your friend is causing you significant stress related distress, such as difficulty sleeping, appetite changes, trouble concentrating and even physical symptoms such as palpitations, trembling, and sweating, I would encourage you to see a mental health professional, such as a counselor or therapist.
Loss of a friendship is much like any other loss, and people actually go through stages of grieving -- anger, bargaining, acceptance. Working with a counselor, trusted friend or a spiritual guide can be helpful as you work through the changes in your relationship.
Good luck
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›› Photos: High school basketball - Chapin vs. Franklin
So far in the young high school basketball season, the Chapin girls basketball program has faced a brutal pre-district schedule.
But so far, the No. 4-ranked Huskies have more than held their own and on Tuesday night improved their record to 5-2 with an impressive 71-49 home win against No. 5-ranked Franklin.
"We're getting better and we're competing at a good level," said Chapin coach Marlee Webb, whose team has also beaten No. 9 El Dorado and No. 8 Hanks. "I thought we played a very good offensive game and really executed our offense the way I like."
Part of Chapin's strength this year is in the paint, and the Huskies got 53 points from posts Chloe Pridgen, Bobbi Bullitt and Jada Ellis as they dominated the Cougars (4-2) inside all night long.
"We felt we could attack in the paint all night," said Pridgen, who led all scorers with 20 points. "Our guards did a good job of getting the ball inside to us and we were able to finish strong. Everyone contributed tonight."
Bullitt added 18 points and Ellis chipped in with 15 points.
The Huskies trailed only once all night and that was 2-0. They led by as much as 26 points at one point.
Chapin also got efficient guard play from starters Samantha Alvarez and Amber Zubiate. The two only combined for 10 points, but made good passes for key shots and also played strong defense, turning up the heat on the Franklin guards.
The Cougars had 22 turnovers on the night, many of which came on the perimeter.
"We're playing really hard on defense," Alvarez said. "We feel like we have something to prove every game. Right now, we feel good about how we are playing, but we can still get better."
Franklin, which was behind 18-3 after one quarter, never recovered and could not get the lead under double digits.
The Cougars were led by Carlie Akina with 15 points and Ijeoma Nzekwe with 10 points.
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This is my first post but I have been a lurker of this site for quite a while now.
I would really appreciate if you can help me out deciding which service to use.
I have a couple of sites on hostgator shared hosting (the unlimited bandwidth and diskspace plan). These sites though only generate like 3-4k traffic each month and so far I haven't encountered any overloads.
Now, I am planning on setting up another website by the first week of February. Unlike my other previous sites, I have a feeling that I am going to get a larger audience this time. I already have an fb fan page for it that I started early last year with almost 300,000 likes.
The new site that I want to build is a humor site (like 9gag kind of thing).
I did a lot of research and actually went to flippa to look for the traffic/stats of related niche sites which are being sold there.
I expect that my site would have around a million pageviews in just a few months after it's built and probably will have a lot of users uploading photos,gifs,etc. (The site will have a user generated content btw).
So my question is, with this kind of traffic and files getting uploaded to my site what is the best hosting service that I will need to use?
Is there anyone out here who has a site hosted on hostgator (or other ulimited bandwidth/diskspace) with the same traffic and have not encountered server overload?
Do I need to shift to Cloud hosting or VPS now? Pros and Cons to each?
My new site will be on a wordpress platform just like my other sites.
I am not really techie so I need all the help that I can get and would really appreciate your opinion.
Thank you so much.
You certainly have lofty traffic goals for a site that hasn't even been finished yet. That said, there is absolutely no way any shared hosting plan is going to accommodate one million page views a month on a Wordpress-based site. If you read the HostGator Terms of Service you will see that the hosting packages are not "unlimited". In fact, all of the hosts offering "unlimited" shared plans have terms that place limits on accounts.
I think your best bet is to launch the site on your existing shared hosting package and when your traffic starts to build then worry about spending money on a VPS. If your site is as popular as you think it might be, you might even require a dedicated server. Wordpress is a resource-intensive application. Using a caching plugin will reduce the amount of server resources needed and allow you to serve more visitors before your host makes you upgrade. If you are getting that much traffic, you should make enough money from advertising to pay for whatever you need. I can't see any point in spending money for a VPS when you haven't had your first visitor yet.
Hi corey85,
Welcome to posting at sitepoint; the first one is a good way to start!
I agree with @cheesedude ;'s perspective here, it can be (and most often is) a mistake to spend too much on your hosting when the market hasn't arrived yet. Just because you have the facebook fan page doen't mean that they will translate to your site or that bringing them may not be more complicated than you expect.
As you've been lurking, you likely have seen many threads about shared hosts that overload their shared packages to push people into the VPS or dedicated services, you need to find a shared host that is not notorious for doing this. Make sure that you can easily and without penalty transfer your service from shared to some form of dedicated package. While doing this, ensure that you will not have excessive penalty if you decide to transfer to another hosting service for dedicated packages. You may also consider using a free year at Amazon EC2 to see if your traffic warrants a more robust hosting infrastructure which will also give you time to research and find the right fit based on the first years growth.
@cheesedude and @ServerStorm, thank you so much for your answers.
Yep, the plan is very ambitious. My plan is to use sites like 2leep or mgid to syndicate some of the content of my "future" site. I will be getting a lot of traffic from them - probably. Also, I've contacted an seo company that is doing pure what hat tricks. I would most probably use them once the site is launched. So adding all that plus my facebook followers, it is only safe to assume getting that number of pageviews in a matter of months is possible. Well, I don't really know but I guess this is my way to "think big-start small".
Anyway, I've thought about buying the domain name on namecheap and then still use hostgator for the first few months and just transfer the site later to a VPS. But what worries me is just like what you mentioned ServerStorm, the issues that might arise when moving to a vps. I will take your advice though and contact hostgator regarding that matter probably later today.
On the other hand, I also have another account with hostleet. Not sure if you guys heard about them but I've been with with for one of my sites and I have not got any issues with them either so far. The plan that I got from them allows me to use up to 15 Gb diskspace and 150 Gb bandwidth monthly. I will also contact them regarding transferring my sites to a vps in the future.
Taking both your advice, I think it is better for me to use this account instead of hostgator so I can really keep track of my space and bandwidth usage.
I have a question though, how many pageviews per month do you guys think I can get for 150 Gb bandwidth?
Depends on your average page load, html, images, scripts, css. Check via an http monitor how much data is transferred from a selection of test pages, or just add up the file sizes. Remember that if you use any common scripts such as jquery or google analytics, these can be loaded from an external CDN to save you some bandwidth.
That's my problem. I don't think I can do all of that except if I hire someone to do that for me simply because I am not into such geeky stuff. lol.
Seriously though, the website I am planning to build will be on a wordpress platform.
Cheesedude mentioned a caching plugin for wordpress which I will look to it.
I'm not sure if hostgator has built-in bandwidth monitoring but you could look into the control panel to see what profiling tools they provide. Although not ideal, you can get a rough idea by adding up the images, videos, css JS, and any other liked resources for your typical or cross-section of pages. This will give you an idea of how much bandwidth your site will consume per page connection.
Also look at using a CDN to reduce page hits on your hosting - cloudflare is easy to use and has a Wordpress plugin, but systems like Incapsula and Cloudfront are also well known and trusted.
+1To get a feel of the traffic and focus on growing your website without worries just get a shared hosting first and then after few months you could switch for VPS. But yes you will definitely need to switch (not because of pageviews, but because of bandwidth)
You can always choose a provider that would not make you a problem to upgrade you from shared to VPS or even bigger VPS or dedicated server without any kind of downtime or problem.. The big guys are not always good player when you need to ask them a favor.. so choose some medium provider to make all your wish successful..


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Jermaine O'Neal looked into the ESPN camera and guaranteed that we'll be seeing the Pacers in the postseason.
"I promise you that," he said. "You heard it here first. I promise the Pacers will be in the playoffs this year."
O'Neal did admit, though, that he wasn't so sure as recently as last month, after a 5-10 record in January. It's also worth noting that Indy is still a game below at .500 at 25-26 and merely tied for eighth in the East with Philly.
"I was worried about [the playoffs], but now these last two weeks we've been able to put a group of guys together and practice," O'Neal said. "I don't know any team that just shows up to games, but that's what we were doing because we [only] had like six or seven guys that were able to practice.
"But now we understand that we're in a position that we may not be in the playoffs, and more than anything that Reggie Miller said he was retiring. We can't allow him to go out on that note. He always says, 'Don't do it for me, do it for yourself,' but at some point we've got to respect what he's done in his career and what he's done for us. For guys that really didn't get the chance in other places, and allowing those guys to come [to Indiana] and have another youth movement and give us an opportunity to build our career on his time ... he's a guy that's a Hall of Famer and he deserves [one more] opportunity to win a championship."


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Welcome to the FIT knit lab… (The rainbow room/The dungeon…take your pick.)
Down below C building lobby lurks a very colorful room that half of the student body at FIT has never seen. This is the place we knitters call home!
We are super lucky to have this awesome resource at school. There are several types of machines that realistically we would never have the opportunity in the industry to work on, and/or own.
Before we get this collection blog going, I figure it is important that the readers who aren't knitters have a basic understanding of the machines that I'm sure I will often refer to!
Lets start with the Brother: These machines are small hand knitting beds. In the lab they are single bed (making jersey fabric) but occasionally a ribber bed is attached to the machines (with allows us to make rib fabrics also). These machines have your basic settings, you can short row (making flare, or shaping), and you can create Jacquards/intarsia/tucks/lace.
Then we have the Dubied: Which is my personal favorite. This is the machine that my friend Eric (above) is knitting on. It is a double bed machine also (creating rib fabric) but has the means to be used as a single bed machine. It has a huge amount of possibilities for fabric variations and color combinations.
Finally the Stoll machines…. well these were actually sent to us from heaven. Stoll machines are insane. They are completely electronic and can literally knit an entire sweater in some odd 20 minutes. It's amazzzzingg. These machines are really rare in the industry but are so beyond highly renowned that every knit company undoubtedly knows about them. It is so cool that we get to learn on them… and witness the capabilities of the machines. This section of the lab is probably where the most excitement will go down this semester… but also the most chaos due to how technologically advanced the machines are.


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Woody Sez: The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie
A joyous, toe-tapping, and moving theatrical concert event which celebrates the colorful life and rich musical legacy of America's greatest troubadour, Woody Sez: The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie features more than 25 songs including classics like "This Land is Your Land," "Pastures of Plenty" and "The Ballad of Tom Joad." The original folk hero, Woody Guthrie, and his infectious melodies defined an American era of political expression and transformed the folk ballad into a vehicle of social commentary and unity. The Rep is excited to kick off 2014 with a musical salute to this music icon in this award-winning production.
Devised by David M. Lutken, Nick Corley, Darcie Deaville, Helen Jean Russell and Andy Teirstein, Woody Sez will be directed by Nick Corley. David M. Lutken will provide musical direction for this production. The cast features David Finch, Leenya Rideout, Helen Jean Russell and David M. Lutken, who recently received a 2013 Helen Hayes Award, Best Lead Actor and 2013 Jeff Award for his role in Woody Sez. Playing in the Stackner Cabaret January 3 – March 9, Woody Sez: The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie opens Sunday, January 5. The production is sponsored by Associate Producers Wayne and Kristine Lueders.


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DGDAVE wrote:How does the striker compare to the mirus?
Oh, eh, First of all it looks different, no dome for example. Striker is in my mind a little bit more predictable, have better glide, less overstable, but it still feels more balanced. I myself have the feeling that I can controll it a lot better than the Mirus.
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Our houseboat, Zulu, is a wide-beam narrow boat measuring 60 feet by 12 feet, She's called Zulu, just so my husband can do his best Michael Caine impression and say "like Michael Caine in Zulu." Plus we knew we'd be writing her ourselves and wanted something short without too many curly bits!
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The Pharmacokinetics and Safety of IDV/r With NRTIs in HIV/TB Co-infected Patients Receiving Rifampicin
This study has been completed.
The HIV Netherlands Australia Thailand Research Collaboration
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First received: December 14, 2006
Last updated: June 4, 2010
Last verified: June 2010
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We believe that there is a strong rationale for the study of IDV/r 600/100 bid as a boosted-PI combination that, in the presence of RMP, is able to produce a satisfactory PK profile associated with adequate antiretroviral potency, tolerability and efficacy.
|HIV Infections Tuberculosis
|Drug: indinavir/ritonavir
|Phase 1 Phase 2
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|The Pharmacokinetics and Safety of Ritonavir-boosted Indinavir 600/100mg Bid Combined With NRTIs in ARV naïve HIV/TB Co-infected Patients Receiving Rifampicin Containing Anti-tuberculosis Therapy
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MedlinePlus related topics: HIV/AIDS Tuberculosis
Drug Information available for: Rifampin Indinavir Ritonavir Indinavir sulfateU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by The HIV Netherlands Australia Thailand Research Collaboration:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- pharmacokinetics of ritonavir-boosted indinavir 600/100mg bid in combination with rifampicin-containing anti-TB therapy. [ Time Frame: 2 weeks ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- safety of ritonavir-boosted indinavir 600/100mg bid in combination with rifampicin-containing anti-TB therapy [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ]
- efficacy of ritonavir-boosted indinavir 600/100mg bid in combination with rifampicin-containing anti-TB therapy [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ]
- the prevalence of immune recovery syndrome of TB and other HIV-related conditions after ritonavir-boosted indinavir 600/100mg bid [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ]
|Study Start Date:
|December 2006
|Study Completion Date:
|December 2009
|Primary Completion Date:
|October 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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IDV/r 600/100 mg + rifampicin
Drug: indinavir/ritonavir
IDV/r 600/100 mg BID + rifampicin OD for at least 2 weeks
Detailed Description:
The fixed-dose combination of d4T+3TC+NVP (GPOvir) has been widely used in Thailand since June 2002. The prevalence of NNRTI resistance has increased since 2005. Efavirenz-based antiretroviral therapy (ART) is preferred in patients with TB/HIV receiving rifampin-containing TB regimens. However, efavirenz cannot be used in the context of NNRTI failure, intolerance or toxicity. The optimal ART in populations receiving rifampicin remains unknown. Rifabutin, which is recommended in combination with a boosted protease inhibitor (PI/r) is expensive and not available in Thailand and other developing countries. Ritonavir-boosted indinavir (IDV/r) is potent and the cheapest boosted PI available in Thailand. If IDV/r in combination with rifampin demonstrates suitable pharmacokinetics and is well tolerated, this regimen might prove useful and could be widely implemented. However, high rates of gastrointestinal and renal toxicity have been demonstrated in Thai patients receiving standard doses of IDV/r 800/100 BID. We believe that there is a strong rationale to study if IDV/r 600/100 BID in combination with rifampin is able to produce a satisfactory pharmacokinetic profile, with antiretroviral potency, tolerability and efficacy.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 60 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Confirmed HIV positive after voluntary counselling and testing
- Aged between 18 and 60 years of age
- Antiretroviral treatment naive
- CD4+ cell count of <200 cells/mm3 at the time of TB diagnosis
- ALT <5 times ULN
- Serum creatinine <1.4 mg/dl
- Haemoglobin >8 mg/L
- TB diagnosis; either probable (clinical symptoms plus chest x-ray and response to anti-TB medication) or definitive( sputum AFB culture confirmed) and receiving or planning to receive rifampicin-containing anti-TB therapy for at least a 2 week period before the initiation of ART
- No other active OI (CDC class C event)
- Able to provide written informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- Current use of steroids and other immunosuppressive agents
- Current use of any prohibited medications related to compliance and drug pharmacokinetics
- Patients with current alcohol or illicit substance use that in the opinion of the site Principal Investigator would conflict with any aspect of the conduct of the trial.
- Previous exposure to nevirapine monotherapy
- Unlikely to be able to remain in follow-up for the protocol defined period
- Patients with proven or suspected acute hepatitis. Patients with chronic viral hepatitis are eligible provided ALT, AST < 5 x ULN.
- Karnofsky performance score <30%
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00411996
|HIV-NAT Thai Red Cross AIDS Research Center
|Bangkok, Thailand, 10330
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The HIV Netherlands Australia Thailand Research Collaboration
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|Kiat Ruxrungtham, MD
|HIV-NAT, Thai Red Cross AIDS Research Center
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Additional Information:
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Avihingsanon A, van der Lugt J, Singphore U, Gorowara M, Boyd M, Ananworanich J, Phanuphak P, Burger D, Ruxrungtham K. Pharmacokinetics and 48 week efficacy of adjusted dose indinavir/ritonavir in rifampicin-treated HIV/tuberculosis-coinfected patients: a pilot study. AIDS Res Hum Retroviruses. 2012 Oct;28(10):1170-6. Epub 2012 Mar 6.
|Responsible Party:
|Kiat Ruxrungtham, HIV-NAT
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00411996 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|December 14, 2006
|Last Updated:
|June 4, 2010
Keywords provided by The HIV Netherlands Australia Thailand Research Collaboration:
PK and efficacy of IDV/RTV 600/100 mg BID with rifampicin
Treatment Naive
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
HIV Infections
Lentivirus Infections
Retroviridae Infections
RNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Viral
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes
Immune System Diseases
Mycobacterium Infections
Actinomycetales Infections
Gram-Positive Bacterial Infections
Bacterial Infections
HIV Protease Inhibitors
Protease Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Anti-HIV Agents
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Cytochrome P-450 CYP3A Inhibitors
Cytochrome P-450 Enzyme Inhibitors
Antibiotics, Antitubercular
Antitubercular Agents
Anti-Bacterial Agents
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Toyota Texas Bass Classic Sharelunker Club Tournament Starts October 1
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ATHENS—The Toyota Texas Bass Classic ShareLunker Club Tournament is set to get started on Lake Conroe on October 1. The amateur tournament will run October 1-21 and gives members the opportunity to fish for $100,000. There are still tournament memberships available for anyone interested in competing.
Despite low lake levels the ShareLunker Club Tournament will still go on as scheduled. Currently, launch ramps at FM 830, Inland Marina, Lakeview Marina and April Plaza Marina are open to the public. For up-to-date lake level and public launch ramp information, visit http://www.sjra.net.
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To participate in the tournament, interested anglers need to register and become a SCT member, and then fish on Lake Conroe anytime between October 1 – 21, 2011. A $100 contribution is required to become a member of the SCT and only pre-registered members will be eligible for the $100,000 prize. The member that catches the largest Toyota ShareLunker from Lake Conroe, during the tournament period, will win a cash prize of $100,000. A portion of the proceeds from the program will benefit the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's youth outreach programs.
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