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Effects of Acleara Needle Insert on Acne
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Theravant Corporation
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Last updated: January 9, 2013
Last verified: January 2013
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This prospective, open-label study will be conducted in 15 healthy subjects per clinical site ages 14 or older who meet the inclusion/exclusion criteria. Each subject may have up to 5 lesions treated on the face, chest or back with the Acleara insert. Subjects will receive up to 3 follow up visits and evaluated for improvement in acne lesions and monitored for any adverse events.
|Acne Vulgaris
|Device: Acleara Acne Treatment System
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Clinical Trial Investigating the Effects of Acleara Needle Insert on Acne Vulgaris
Resource links provided by NLM:
MedlinePlus related topics: Acne
Drug Information available for: Benzoyl peroxideU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Theravant Corporation:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Subject assessment of reduction in acne lesion size [ Time Frame: 24-72 hours, 1-2 weeks, 1 month ]Percentage range of lesion reduction
|Study Start Date:
|July 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|January 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
|January 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|14 Years and older (Child, Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Subjects >14 years of age
- Subject has mild to moderate acne vulgaris on the face, chest or back.
- Subject has one or more inflammatory acne lesions on face, chest or back.
- Willingness to participate in the study
- Informed consent agreement signed by the subject
- Willingness to follow the treatment schedule and post treatment care requirements
- Willingness to remain on current acne therapy as directed by the Investigator.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Subject has an infection or other dermatologic condition (aside from acne) in the area to be treated
- Subject is immunosuppressed
- Subject is unable to comply with treatment or follow-up visits
- Any other condition or laboratory value that would, in the professional opinion of the investigator, potentially affect the subject's response or the integrity of the data or would pose an unacceptable risk to the subject.
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Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01677221
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01677221
|United States, Maryland
|Charles County Dermatology Associates
|White Plains, Maryland, United States, 20695-3064
|United States, Texas
|Bellaire Dermatology Associates
|Bellaire, Texas, United States, 77401
Sponsors and Collaborators
Theravant Corporation
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 21, 2017
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|Theravant Corporation
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|NCT01677221 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|August 29, 2012
|Last Updated:
|January 9, 2013
Keywords provided by Theravant Corporation:
inflammatory acne
intense pulsed light
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Acne Vulgaris
Acneiform Eruptions
Skin Diseases
Sebaceous Gland Diseases
Benzoyl Peroxide
Dermatologic Agents
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For use with OmniView SMB CAT5 KVM Switches, the OmniView PS/2 SMB Server Interface Module is used in conjunction with a CAT5 or CAT6 cable, significantly reducing clutter behind the rack. It allows users to control any PS/2 server from a distance of up to 100 feet.
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Last weekend the eastern part of the U.S. had an unseasonable heat wave, but in Utah it was cold and rainy both days. It seems like my brain is hardwired to the weather, because when it's cold outside, I have to make soup or stew. I certainly hadn't planned on it, but I looked in the cupboards and fridge, combined a few things, and came up with this bean stew. I'm calling it stew instead of soup, because I cooked it for a long time so most of the lentils dissolved and thickened the broth. This was delicious with some crusty 100% whole wheat bread, (although I wouldn't mind making salad if the weatherman wants to send a heat wave this weekend!)
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What Are Cannellini Beans from Wise Geek
Cannellini Bean and Lentil Stew with Ham
(Makes about 4 servings, recipe created by Kalyn)
2 (14.5 oz.) cans cannellini beans, or 1 cup dried cannellini beans, soaked overnight and cooked
3/4 cup brown lentils
5 cups ham stock or chicken stock
ham rinds or ham flavor base to flavor the stew (Optional, but recommended. If you don't have ham rinds, use Ham Flavor Base, made by Penzeys or Goya.)
3/4 cup chopped carrots
1/2 cup chopped celery
1 onion, chopped
2 tsp. dried parsley
2 bay leaves
1/2 tsp. black pepper
1/2 tsp. dried thyme
1/2 tsp. dried oregano
1 cup diced ham (or more if not using ham rinds or ham flavor base)
1-2 T balsamic vinegar
freshly ground black pepper to taste
If using canned beans, drain into colander placed in the sink, then rinse well with cold water until no more foam appears. Let drain until needed for recipe.
Chop carrots, celery, and onions into fairly small pieces. Chop ham into slightly larger pieces, reserving ham rinds if there are any.
In medium sized soup pot, add lentils, ham or chicken stock, carrots, celery, onions, parsley, bay leaves, dried thyme, dried oregano, and ham rinds if you have any. (If I don't have ham rinds I use a teaspoon or so of ham flavor base.) Let simmer at low heat about 30 minutes, until lentils and vegetables are starting to soften.
Remove bay leaves and ham rinds (if using.) Add cannellini beans, diced ham, and about 1 cup water (depending on how much liquid has cooked out.) Continue to simmer at low heat, 45 minutes or more, until most of lentils have at least partly broken apart and dissolved into the broth. Taste for seasoning and add more black pepper and salt if desired. (I didn't add any salt.) Stir in balsamic vinegar, turn off heat and serve hot.
South Beach Suggestions:
This type of bean stew is good for any phase of the South Beach Diet, or any type of low-glycemic eating plan. I ate my stew with 100% whole wheat bread, which would be great for phase 2 or 3. For phase one, eat with something like Arugula Salad with Feta and Fresh Tomato-Balsamic Vinaigrette.
More Ideas with Cannellini Beans:
(Recipes from other blogs may not always be South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Cannellini Bean and Sausage Stew with Tomatoes and Basil
Turkey and Cannellini Bean Soup with Sweet Potatoes and Rosemary
Cannellini Bean Soup with Roasted Italian Sausage and Escarole
Cannellini Beans in Mint Marinade
Cannellini Bean Soup with Tomatoes, Sage, and Baby Spinach from Lucullian Delights
Cannellini Vinaigrette from The Perfect Pantry
Cannellini and Grape Tomato Salad with Lemon Dressing from Lisa's Kitchen
Cannellini, Fennel, and Olives from The Well-Seasoned Cook
White Bean "Hummus" from Mediterranean Cooking in Alaska
Italian White Bean and Spinach Soup from Sunday Nite Dinner
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Corn-planting activity has picked up in some parts of the country, but major states such as Iowa and Illinois are still lagging behind.
The USDA's latest Crop Progress report, released on Monday, some farmers were able to get into the fields before rain and snow slowed planting to a crawl. This week the nation's corn planting progress was reported at 12 percent, 7 percentage points higher than last week's report and the largest gain in planting seen yet this year.
All states now have at least some corn in the ground. North Carolina (89 percent) and Texas (70 percent) still have the highest percentages of planted corn.
But the two leading corn states, Illinois and Iowa, only have 7 percent and 8 percent planted, respectively.
Seven states have reported emerged corn, including Kansas (2 percent), Kentucky (12 percent), Missouri (12 percent), North Carolina (70 percent), Pennsylvania (1 percent), Tennessee (30 percent) and Texas (61 percent).
Nationally, 3 percent of corn has emerged.
The report also showed that soybean planting has reached 2 percent. Read the full Crop Progress report.
On Monday corn futures fell 3.7 percent, their biggest drop in more than a month, on forecasts calling for warm and dry weather next week. Soybeans also fell on Monday.
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"I have seen a lot of planters in the fields today, talked to a lot of guys who are rolling," said Brian Hoops, president of Midwest Market Solutions told Reuters. "Everybody knows that we could have a pretty decent window (of good weather) here. It all looks pretty good for planting."


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I watched the film, My brother, the monk.
Just wondering where Thanavuddho is now and if he is still a monk ?
the uncomfortable fact is that there is a good and a bad side to Buddhism. It's hardly a perfect religion, at least not the outside manifestation of it. But it's not a total mess either.
The most interesting question for me is whether the fundamental teachings of Buddhism are true or not. For example the teachings on Emptiness, the Law of Karma and the Four Noble Truths. Unfortunately I have no answer to this question either. At least they are by far the best attempt to explain the world around us that I have come across.
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I disrobed about half a year ago. In the end the decision was entirely my own. Even though I ended up in a difficult situation as a monk I could have stayed in the robes if I would have wanted. But I had started to question celibacy and other aspects of monastic life and didn't feel comfortable as a monk anymore.
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Welcome to Weekend Rewind, a glance back at The Salt Lake Tribune's news stories, top photos and opinions you may have missed over the weekend.
Top stories this past weekend
Welcome to Weekend Rewind, a glance back at The Salt Lake Tribune's news stories, top photos and opinions you may have missed over the weekend.
Top stories this past weekend
Hovercraft meant to protect Flaming Gorge Dam from attack » Purchased to combat a winter-time terror attack, vessel likely will be used mostly for rescuing stranded ice fishermen.
Jeremy Johnson gets new lawyer, warning » Judge appoints prominent attorney Ron Yengich, tells defendant to stop talking to reporters.
Pacific Islanders change the face of football in Utah • Decades after Polynesians arrived in Utah, families with the sport in their blood have put down roots, and their rise on the gridiron mirrors the state's surge in top-notch recruits.
An elephant in a donkey suit? • Utah has one Democrat in Congress and last year he voted with the Republicans and against the majority of his own party more than 68 percent of the time.
Accountant by day, Wildman Wayne by night • The mountaineers with skis on their backs climbed the ice in Little Cottonwood Canyon for some June skiing. When one slipped, he skidded 800 feet, leaving behind a trail of skin and blood. It was just another extreme adventure for Wayne Niederhauser, the Senate's new president and resident outdoor maniac.
One for the books • Salt Lake City got more than a place for books when its new downtown library opened 10 years ago.The building helped define Utah's capital city and, some say, it started a new architectural era in Salt Lake City.
Peer courts offer justice for juveniles • One teen decided to snowboard in a city park in the middle of the night. Another was caught by police for skipping school. On a recent Wednesday evening, both faced judgment from their peers in Layton's Youth Court, one of about 30 across the state.
Other news of interest
It's 'official:' Sunset Sam says spring is coming
5 survive plane crash near Wellsville in Cache County
State steps in at 'world's largest rope swing' near Moab
U.'s Marriott Library lands rare 'Alice' editions from anonymous donor
Utah man who disappeared feeding cows found in Las Vegas
Utah joins effort to defend traditional marriage in U.S. Supreme Court challenges
Utah brew pubs warned not to offer beer samplers
Alabama gets its first black Mormon stake president
One baptism good for five churches
On Facebook, Utah woman finds birth mother 2 days after post
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Utah's future: Herbert doesn't see the big picture
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The 10-day Karthigai Deepam festival observed at the famous Sri Arunachaleswarar Temple in Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu, culminates with the Maha Deepam lit atop the Annamalai Hills. In 2017, the date of Tiruvannamalai Maha Karthigai Deepam is December 2, Saturday. The Maha Deepam represents Lord Shiva, who appeared in the form of a pillar of fire with no end and beginning (Jyotirlinga) before Brahma and Vishnu. Karthigai Deepam festival, observed in Tamil month Kartika, is more than 3000 years old and is mentioned in the early Tamil scriptures.
Legend has it once Lord Vishnu and Brahma wanted to know who was the greatest. After an intense debate they sought the help of Lord Shiva.
Lord Shiva said that he who can find the origin or end of his form is the greatest. Lord Shiva appeared before Lord Vishnu and Brahma in the form of a pillar of fire with no beginning and end. This form is referred as Jyotirlinga.
Lord Brahma assumed the form of a swan and Lord Vishnu the form of a boar and conducted an elaborate search to find the end or beginning of the flame. Soon they realized that the Supreme Being has no end or beginning.
The Tiruvannamalai Maha Deepam atop the Annamalai Hills commemorates the appearance of Lord Shiva in the form of Jyotirlinga.
The cauldron for lighting the Mahadeepam is taken to the top of the Annamalai hill through a seven kilometer route. The cauldron is ten feet in height and five feet in diameter and is carried on poles by the Nattar, temple authorities assigned for the job.
Atop the Tiruvannamalai hill, the cauldron is filled with thousands of kilograms of ghee. A wick measuring more than 300 meters is made using special cloth and is inserted in the cauldron.
On the day of the Karthigai Maha Deepam is lit, devotees also trek to the top of the hill to make personal offerings of ghee which is poured into the cauldron using a long pole.
The Tiruvannamalai Maha Deepam is visible from a radius of 35 km.


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The Greater Chiefland Area Chamber of Commerce saw several new faces at its monthly meeting Friday, May 23.
From left, Chamber volunteer Debbie Pickelsimer, Chamber President Jacob Piazza and new members Vivian Driscoll, of Humana, and Gina Britton, of Burger King.
The Chiefland Walmart celebrated its 25th year in business May 2, as well as the handful of employees who have been there since the beginning.
Haven Hospice welcomes Catherine Mitchell as the new vice president and chief financial officer (CFO) for Haven Hospice.
As a key member of the Haven Hospice Executive Leadership Team, Mitchell assumes a strategic role in the overall management of the company and will be responsible for planning, implementing, managing and controlling all financial related-activities.
Jacob Piazza, left, president of the Greater Chiefland Chamber of Commerce, welcomed new members Teresa Barron, center, of Wise Accounting, and Cheyrl Etheridge of OMG Photographs during the March meeting of the Chamber.
Also joining the business group were Clover Squares of Levy County, Fernwood Flowers and Gifts, Nature Coast Financial Services and Rent-A-Center.
The Chamber meets on the fourth Friday of the month at noon at Haven Hospice of the Tri-Counties' community room, 311 N.E. 9th St. For more information, call the Chamber office at 352-493-4819.
The folks overseeing the Greater Chiefland Area Chamber of Commerce for 2014 are, front row, left to right, Tom Ten Broeck, vice president; Jacob Piazza, president; Tom Andresen, director; Kate Figueroa, executive director; back row, left to right, Becky Magwood, secretary; Prentice Spann, director; Ronald Spink, director; Ryan Watson, director; Janet Minor, director; and Holly McGashan, director.
Job seekers in Levy, Dixie and Gilchrist counties are invited to attend the inaugural Tri-County Job Fair on Thursday, May 15, at the Suwannee River Shrine Club in Fanning Springs. There is no charge to participate.
By Pat Faherty
Special to the Citizen
Duke Energy Florida is planning on spending approximately $30 million to keep its oldest Crystal River coal burning plants in service through mid-2018.
Last month, Duke filed a petition with the Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) to recover anticipated environmental costs from ratepayers to keep the plants running.
The two plants, CR 1 and CR 2, have been operating since the late 1960s and have been scheduled for retirement.
Environmental concerns dominated shareholder discussion Thursday at Duke Energy's annual meeting.
Duke's recent coal ash spill disaster, climate change, emissions and pollution from burning fossil fuels and its position on renewable energy were among concerns raised by stockholders in North Carolina.
Since the dawn of time man has longed to soar high above the earth as free as the eagle and as powerful as the falcon.
If you are going to have an RV resort, you need to have a swimming pool, too.
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If Voni had an R75/5, it might look like this
If Voni had an R75/5, it might look like this
Jeff Dean − BMW MOA Co-founder (1972)
Finally got a digital camera.
Here are two pics from my trip upstate last weekend.
It may have been my last for the season
might not be crater lake, but bear montain is a nice twisty ride.
Nice! I like black (why would that be? proud-daddy-syndrome...). This reminds me that I should still mount my hand guards. Are those the R1100GS ones?Originally Posted by enjine
EDIT: Why the last ride for the season? You have the screen and the handguards?!? See www.yearroundriders.com (any excuse to squeeze in some ads... )
Nice (biased opinion)
Black with pinstripes AND mag wheels? What year is it? I thought that color was only the 75th and 2001 and both came with wire spoked wheels.
"S" in WHITE MOUNTAINS of N.H.
Snowy Owl, N.H.
Southern Indiana on our way to Toronto
It's a 1999.Originally Posted by MarkF
I've seen these bikes with a few different options like chrome heads and spoked wheels. I wasn't sure if the mags were put on after or if they came like that. I know the previous owners had a few bmw's so it's very possible that they replaced the wheels themselves.
"Break-in" trip to CO had the RT for one week when this was taken in Oct.
My oilhead by the Rio Grande river in Big Bend Nat'l Park
When you come to a fork in the road, take it.
hey now that city looks familiar! i think Norm was telling me about you and your website during MSF classOriginally Posted by 115
Sonora Summit: This year's 49er Rally.
Here's my '04 Buell buster with me and my 7 year-old in his gear.


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Silver's got to set the tone early and fine him! Silver can't be shown to be no push over now!
"We've got to be very clear about this. We don't want our players hanging around with murderers," said Larry Bird, Pacers president.
I bet that's easily 50k fine for PG.
"It's just unfortunate that we've been penalized so much this year and nothing has happened to the Pistons, the Palace or the city of Detroit," he said. "It's almost like it's always our fault. The league knows it. They should be ashamed of themselves to let the security be as lax as it is around here."
----------------- Reggie Miller
I haven't seen anyone mention it, but early in the 1st JJ was going to the line and G2 really let him have it with "NOT AN ALL-STAR!". Could hear it clear as a bell on the other end. Before he took his second Garnett (the ugliest man in the World) turns toward G2 and starts opening and closing his hands like "keep talking". JJ just kept his eyes forward...
pretty funny
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I was shouting throw it off a Net (because you know they can hear me through the TV) my wife could not believe he threw it at his rear end she thought it was hilarious.
It's gonna cost him, but he's right. The quality and consistency of the officiating needs to be improved across the board, and now is the time to start the improvement.
"Nobody wants to play against Tyler Hansbrough NO BODY!" ~ Frank Vogel
"And David put his hand in the bag and took out a stone and slung it. And it struck the Philistine on the head and he fell to the ground. Amen. "
What I heard is PG and Adam Sandler are friends and Sandler let him read a script for a remake of Stripes that he is planning on doing...PG thought the script needed work.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
If this team gets refocused on D then in a month all we'll remember of this game is the W. I'm getting a little concerned with the lack of defense especially from Paul and Lance. Defense is all effort and focus and we haven't seen that for the past 8 games or so. Even with the defense we were getting we could have blown this team out with a little less carelessness in handling the ball. Paul and Lance need to learn from West when it comes to passing. Nothing fancy, just simple and effective without the turnovers. Vogel is getting a lot from this team by being a players coach but it would help if he'd tighten the reigns a little and install some cisalpine in this area. You throw a hot dog pass which results in a turnover and you're sitting.
But you don't improve it by calling touch fouls. "Cleaned up" officiating generally leads to more foul calls, which IMO, disrupt the entire flow of the game. I'd rather less fouls be called and players like George learn to stop whining after every shot attempt.
"@mrdubya49: @Grady the ref just got caught checking out @brookeolzendam pic.twitter.com/Y1IttM2JP4"<~We're gonna have a talk with him….lol— Michael Grady (@Grady) February 2, 2014
@Grady @mrdubya49 this is HIGHlarious! Stiiiiiiiiiiill got it. Ha!— brooke olzendam (@brookeolzendam) February 2, 2014
Someone should just tell PG the refs were distracted...
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"George's athleticism is bananas!" - Marc J. Spears
Lance Stephenson made an absolutely great personal effort on defense on that last shot by Paul Pierce. He made sure there was no way in hell Pierce made the shot while also giving the Refs NO chance to call a foul. Seriously that paired with the witty veteran play by Luis Scola made my night
Come on PG, if you want to stop getting touched when you shoot the ball, come off screens sharper and stop trying to get fouls called for yourself. Just play the game and let the Ref's see the kind of player you are. Or better yet, volunteer to referee some games yourself and see how easy that job is when 10 giants are banging on each other for 48 minutes. Do we want a foul call a minute like last night or 3 fouls a minute which would be very easy to call. If the rule of verticality was called on the offense as well as on the defense there would be twice as many offensive fouls called.
"Look, it's up to me to put a team around ... Lance right now." Kevin Pritchard press conference
"Look, it's up to me to put a team around ... Lance right now." Kevin Pritchard press conference
Probably not.
"Look, it's up to me to put a team around ... Lance right now." Kevin Pritchard press conference
You make a good point. I think that our team got cocky. For much of the early part of this season, we weren't having any trouble at all beating teams. Those were the games where Lance was let loose a bit. (Remember the near-triple double when he had to be pulled because he was forcing it?) I think that we may have gotten used to being able to play to the crowd a little bit....especially at home.
The early part of the season was great and we need to get back to that. They came out of the gate trying to prove that Indiana is the team to beat this season. We established that, all the media agreed that we were the better team than Miami right now, and I think that may have gotten into the heads of our players.
I hope some big time national sports writer (or best of all, Reggie) comes out and says this team isn't ready to win a title. I feel like this Pacers team plays best when they have something to prove. We have gotten lazy over the last few weeks as if we expect to just show up and win. We are the best team in the league, but you still have to try hard every night.
Yeah we have to stop pretending we are the Heat. Stop turning it over trying for highlights and stop whining to the Zebras
7 shot attempts in any game for David West is too low, especially when he has Pierce on him. The good news though is that West was once again feeling it on the attempts he had. He has been on absolute fire over the last couple of weeks. It's a great sign to see him recapture some of last year's form. His assists and rebounds were key too.
Glad to see Roy have a big night on the field and success against KG.
The four two turnovers from Lance were bad and a couple of them were awful decisions, but the positives still drastically outweighed the negatives with him, as they always do. He had a couple of great dimes and rebounded well. I love seeing his mid range jumper drop. Had a couple of great takes too. I think he should shoot the ball more than 8 times. He has become such a good and efficient scorer.
I wish PG would take it to the rack more consistently. 20 points is a "ho hum" game from him. That's how good he is.
The bench was awful again. Granger has looked pretty bad lately. Got swatted badly by KG and threw the ball away a couple of times. Another time they forced a jump ball. He just couldn't make anything happen when he took it to the rack unless he was fouled.
Livingston torched us. I'm tired of opposing starting guards having a field day against us. KG was drilling those long jumpers as if it was 2008 in Boston. The Nets competed hard last night and are definitely a better team than when we last saw them. I'd like to see them stay in the 7 spot and play Miami in the first round. They wouldn't beat them, but they would give a lot of effort. Hopefully they'd give them some hard fouls and beat them up a little.
No matter how great you are, it's very very hard to beat the same opponent four times in a single season. I'm not going to be too critical of last night's game for that reason alone.
Don't worry Mr. White, it's an Adam Sandler movie, noone will see it.


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When Eileen contacted us about writing some guest posts for you, I was blown away by the topics she suggested. We'll have two more topics from Eileen in the coming weeks, this first one explores Flexitarianism, something that most of us know very little about. Enjoy!
During the past decade, I have made several attempts to become a vegetarian. I researched, planned meals, and would do great…for about a week. After that, old habits, both at home and when shopping, would kick in. My creativity and energy for the change would diminish, I would feel defeated, and then return to the same old unhealthy diet.
I recently found just what I needed to get me "back on track" when I ran across an article titled, "Flexitarians can have their meat and not eat it, too" on the USA Today website. The article described the book titled, The Flexitarian Diet written by registered dietician, Dawn Jackson Blatner. The dietary plan described in the book shows ways to reduce meat consumption while incorporating more plant-based foods over time. In the book, Blatner describes three levels of Flexitarianism based on the number of nights per week that a person or family eats meat. The book also contains around 100 healthy recipes, along with menu suggestions, and nutrition information.
While I plan neither to buy the book, nor to follow the specific diet plan, the article helped me realize that I can make the change to eating more vegetables, whole grains, and less meat over time and in stages. Once an obstacle, I would like to develop the ability to concoct something much healthier than, say, chicken enchiladas for dinner when pressed for time. This is not an "all or nothing" proposition, and with three choosy children, the more realistic approach to this diet overhaul is to begin with small steps.
My 15 year-old daughter has been trying to move us toward vegetarianism for two years now, but, as I described above, it never quite happened. She is all for the changes, but my sons, ages 14 and 11, needed to understand the reasons for these dietary changes. As we all know, growing boys can consume insane quantities of food with no adverse affects. However, if their taste buds and bodies are not trained to enjoy good food choices, then they could be set up for obesity and other health issues later in life. I feel that I owe it to all my children to teach them good eating habits now, so they know how to eat a healthy variety of foods.
In order to accomplish this goal, I called a family meeting three weeks ago to discuss the changes that would happen with our diet. The first item on the agenda was the "junk food" around the house. We voted for what we did not want to live without, and each of us picked one junk item to keep. We plan to rotate those at a rate of one per week. Now, instead of fat and sugar laden snacks, our refrigerator boasts apples, peaches, plums, nectarines, carrots, cucumbers, tomatoes, fresh salad greens and spinach, bagels and low-fat cream cheese, whole wheat pitas, and hummus.
There was some grumbling at first because the prep of some of these snacks was harder and more time-consuming than just popping some pizza rolls in the microwave. After the second week of grocery shopping turned up no pizza rolls or pocket sandwiches, though, acceptance of the changes seemed to settle in, and I even detected some enjoyment!
Banana Bread – whole grain style
- 1 c Bob's Red Mill Triticale flour (or whole wheat)
- 1 c Bob's Red Mill unbleached white flour
- 1/4 c Bob's Red Mill flax seed meal
- 1/2 tsp Bob's Red Mill sea salt
- 1/2 tsp Bob's Red Mill baking soda
- 3 tsp Bob's Red Mill baking powder
- 3 large or 4 medium very ripe bananas (about 1 1/2c) – mashed (a little extra will only add moisture)
- 2 eggs or egg substitute (per Bob's Red Mill directions below)
- 3/4 c Bob's Red Mill evaporated cane juice or brown sugar
- 1/2 c milk or milk substitute
- 2 tsp vanilla
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Grease one 8 1/2 x 4 1/2 x2 1/2 inch or 3 mini loaf pans, and set aside. In a large bowl, combine dry (first 6) ingredients. In a separate bowl, combine last five ingredients. Mix the wet and dry until just incorporated, then stir in optional add-in if desired. Fill loaf pans, then bake large loaf for 50 minutes, or until a knife or toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean. Bake mini loaf pans for 35 – 40 minutes. Let loaf or loaves rest for 10 minutes after baking, then remove to wire rack to cool.
Optional: Before baking add in:
- 1/2 c chopped walnuts or pecans (the pecans are my favorite)
- 1/2 c grated dark chocolate
For egg substitute: For each egg in recipe combine 1 Tb Flax seed meal with 2 Tb water. Let sit for one to two minutes, and then add to recipe.


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Speed (1994)
207 mistakes
Directed by: Jan de Bont
Starring: Dennis Hopper, Jeff Daniels, Joe Morton, Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock, Alan Ruck
Continuity mistake: When Jack tries to get on the bus on the highway, he hits the door window and breaks it with his elbow. Later, when he finally catches up with the bus and gets on from the moving car, the door window is intact. Several times later it is visible, no break. Then later, when the bus is on the freeway, the glass is shown broken again, but in a different pattern.
Revealing mistake: In the scene before they jump the gap, they played the film in fast forward to make the bus appear to be going faster. If you watch the police on the truck in the background, they are moving in fast forward as well.
Revealing mistake: If you look at the missing part of the bridge, and look at the shadow underneath, the shadow is of a full bridge.
Continuity mistake: In the beginning, Jack shoots Harry in the left leg, yet later he limps on right leg, then left again.
Revealing mistake: After the first bus explosion when Jack answers the phone, he looks at his watch, which shows 8:05 a.m. If you look closely the watch is on alarm, not regular time.
Visible crew/equipment: When the bus is about to jump the bridge, you can see that the bridge is flat, apart from the broken part, but when the bus jumps over the bridge, there's wood and stuff piled up at the end, making it "kick".
Revealing mistake: When Jack and Annie are getting off the bus via the access panel on the floor you can see wheels on the bottom of it.
Continuity mistake: In one scene where Dennis Hopper is holding the phone with one hand, he very obvious snaps with the other one just a little bit off camera. The hand holding the phone has all of the fingers, but the off-camera one is missing a thumb. How can you snap without a thumb?
Plot hole: If Jack can speed the train up, why does he not try to slow it down? Even if it can't be stopped completely, using the speed lever to reduce it to the minimum possible would be a sensible course of action. There is nothing to suggest he wouldn't be able to do this as he is able to increase the speed without any trouble. If there was something to show that slowing down the train would be unworkable it would make sense, but seems to more serve as a plot device.
Factual error: When the bus is driving over the gap in the freeway, it jumps off at an angle. And when it lands, it lands close to perfection. If the bus landed at the same angle it jumped off on, the bus would either tip over or the 2 tyres would burst.
Revealing mistake: After the first bus is blown up, if you look closely there is a truck with a chain pulling the burning bus. (Not really visible on DVD - think it was cleaned up.)
Continuity mistake: When Dennis Hopper psyches the police chief out by making him think he's on the third floor, the elevator clicks one too many times. The camera shows the numbers: "5, click, 4, click" then it switches to the police chief, during which time you hear another click. It then switches back to the numbers: "3, click." Shouldn't it be on floor 2?
Audio problem: In the scene when Jack tells the bad guy he wants to get of the bus, he says "it's not against the rules". The bad guy then says "All right, but I want you back real fast". Look at his mouth while he says the line. You can clearly see that the talking isn't similar to the moving mouth.
Continuity mistake: When they run onto the roof near the start, there's another trooper behind Harry running onto the roof (only visible in widescreen - in 4:3 it looks like a weird reflection). In the following shot of Keanu Reeves you can see the reflections of Harry and the other guy on the plastic covering the scaffolding. We're led to believe that Harry and Jack should be the only ones up there, as everyone else has a job to do. Aside from those two shots, this third trooper disappears once they start hooking the crane up.
Visible crew/equipment: When the police officers are attempting to rescue all the passengers on the bus while at the airport by driving up beside the bus, at one point you get a front camera angle shot showing the people jumping out of the bus onto the police vehicle. If you look closely, you can see the camera man sitting on his chair reflected in the window of the open bus door, he is wearing a white shirt with sunglasses.
Visible crew/equipment: When the bus is turning right off the freeway at the start of the film, one shot shows a camera mounted on the side of the bus.
Other mistake: Towards the end when Dennis Hopper is on the subway train with Sandra Bullock, he has a gun in one hand and the detonator in the other. However, when the camera cuts to a close-up of him handcuffing Sandra to the pole, both hands are empty. If he took his hand off the detonator, the explosives attached to Sandra should've exploded, but they didn't. In the next shot, both items are back in his hand.
Factual error: When Sam opens the door for Jack to get on he pulls the handle the wrong way. On GMC buses if you pull the handle back it opens the back door which activates the rear-interlock and that makes the bus come to a complete stop.
Character mistake: At the airport, when Jack is under the bus on the trolley being towed by the truck, an accident causes all the cable on the winch reel to pay out. At this point all that's holding the cable to the reel is a small metal clamp. Jack slews around under the bus for a while, in grave danger of being run over by the vehicle's rear wheels, and then the clamp gives way (in slow motion). The now-free cable shoots toward the bus, and Jack pulls himself off the trolley just as it goes under the rear wheel. If you look at the shot where the cable is flying toward the bus, you can see two SWAT guys standing on the back of the truck, on either side of the winch. Their posture is completely relaxed and casual. Considering that for the past several seconds, Jack has been sliding around under the bus, fighting for his life, wouldn't the SWAT guys be much more excited--moving around, trying to get a better look, giving instructions to the truck's driver?


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Glitch grounds high-profile Boeing 787 flight to Tokyo
SEATAC, Wash. -- A day that was supposed to be a celebration for Boeing's latest jet ended up leaving one of its major customers very unhappy.
The inaugural All Nippon Airways 787 flight from Sea-Tac Airport to Tokyo was delayed due to a mechanical glitch.
The flight was supposed to depart Monday, but a faulty part in the airplane's cooling system kept the aircraft on the ground at Sea-Tac.
ANA, which had several corporate officials on hand for the first flight, said the company was greatly disappointed with Boeing.
The airline was the launch customer for Boeing's 787 and has placed orders for many of the new jets. A spokesperson said the company was working with Boeing to address the latest mechanical problem.
The plane had landed Monday morning and fire trucks sprayed rainbows of water to greet the first ANA 787 to land in commercial service at Sea-Tac. The jet took its passengers to a terminal gate and prepared for its afternoon departure back to Tokyo before the delay was announced in the late afternoon.
The airline put the passengers up in a hotel overnight and hopes to have them back on the way to Tokyo at about 1:15 p.m. Tuesday on a second 787 that was flown to Sea-Tac overnight.
Passengers departing on the flight originally scheduled for Tuesday will fly to Tokyo on the repaired 787 aircraft that arrived yesterday.


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Liberal and Integrative Studies
Academic Year: 2009 – 2010
Liberal and Integrative Studies is a graduate degree program built on 30 years of experience in individualized learning. The curriculum offers students the opportunity to design a degree consistent with their own educational goals, using available institutional and area resources. The department's major purpose is to serve students whose needs and objectives are best met by combinations of courses or mixes of learning formats not available through established curricula.
The curriculum structure emphasizes the integration of key learning categories with a variety of instructional methods to form a well-rounded and individualized academic experience. Through integrating these categories with customized learning activities, the Liberal and Integrative Studies Department assists learners to deepen their understandings of the values, meanings, concerns, choices, and commitments that are basic to the quality of life.
On entering the major, students design individualized degree proposals for a course of study consistent with their particular goals, needs, and interests through LNT 501 Graduate Colloquium. Self-assessment, independent study, multidisciplinary courses/studies, and credit for prior learning assessment are all course work alternatives that may be integrated within individual curricula. Student degree proposals meet the interdisciplinary goals of the program while specializing in an area such as human resource development, global education, women and gender studies, African-American studies, technology and education, or society and the law.
Admission to the graduate program is limited due to the individualized nature of the degree process. In addition to applying to UIS, students are required to complete a separate application process that includes an LNT application form, a personal statement, two letters of reference, and an interview with an LNT faculty member. Deadlines: March 15 for summer term, April 15 for fall semester, and October 15 for spring semester. Admissions are continuous until an incoming class is filled.
Students are conditionally admitted to the LNT Program pending successful completion of LNT 501 Graduate Colloquium and approval of degree proposals by committees. Students must obtain committee approval within the semester following completion of LNT 501.
If a graduate applicant has an undergraduate grade-point average of less than 2.50, full admission to the program requires the completion of eight hours of course work at the graduate level with grades of B or better. These hours must be completed before enrolling in LNT 501. Graduate students may count a maximum of 12 semester hours in courses taken before they began the LNT Program.
Grading Policy
The following courses are offered only on a CR/NC basis: LNT 501, LNT 521, LNT 580, and LNT 599.
Graduate students are expected to maintain a grade-point average of 3.00 (B). At the graduate level, a maximum of eight hours of C grades is applicable to the degree, provided each hour of C is balanced by an hour of A and provided the C grade is approved by the student's degree committee.
Graduate students registering in 400-level courses are expected to perform at a higher level than undergraduates in the same course. Individual instructors in 400-level courses specify the criteria for awarding graduate-level credit. These may be qualitative (higher standards for written work and/or contributions to group discussion) or quantitative (additional work or higher test scores).
Master's Closure
After initial registration in LNT 550 or LNT 560, students must maintain registration in the closure activity. Students who have not completed their master's project or thesis after registering for the number of project or thesis hours specified in their degree proposal must register for LNT 551 Master's Project Continuing Enrollment or LNT 561 Thesis Continuing Enrollment (zero credit hours, one billable hour) each fall and spring semester until the project or thesis is completed.
Credit for Prior Learning
Mature students with extensive life and work experience may apply for graduate-level credit for these experiences. For these students, EXL 501 Graduate Prior Learning Portfolio Development is recommended. Students should contact the Credit for Prior Learning office during their first term for information about the process. Contact the CPL office or see the website for more information.
Major Requirements
LNT 501 Graduate Colloquium 4 Hrs.
LNT 521 Liberal & Integrative Studies 2 Hrs.
LNT Elective Courses
*LNT 580 Independent Field Project 2-12 Hrs.
*LNT 599 Independent Study: Tutorial 2-12 Hrs.
(minimum) 4 Hrs.
(maximum) 12 Hrs.
Graduate Closure Project
*LNT 550 Master's Project 1-8 Hrs.
*LNT 560 Thesis 1-8 Hrs.
(minimum) 4 Hrs.
(maximum) 8 Hrs.
*There are no classroom meetings for these courses. Students sign independent study contracts with faculty sponsors.
Other Requirements
Additional courses (at least 12 hours must be at the 500-level) 30 Hrs.
In some instances, the interdisciplinary nature of the student's curriculum will suggest the need for educational experiences that total more than the required minimum number of credits. The final number of credit hours for the degree must be negotiated between the student and the degree committee at the time the degree proposal is approved.
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Emilia Clarke Will Star in Voice From the Stone
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- 20 things you didn't know about The Lion King — Moviefone
- 11 movie alternate dimensions with horrifying downsides — Cracked
- Why Arya Stark is the strongest character on Game of Thrones — BuddyTV
- The top songs from The Originals' first season — The Vampire Diaries
- Is this Chris Evans's best movie ever? — Rotten Tomatoes
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GILMER, Texas - An East Texas baby was back with his mother after he was left on the side of a road by a car thief who had taken the vehicle he was in.
Police in Gilmer say the infant's mother had him safely secured in the back seat as she was unloading boxes from the vehicle when a 31-year-old man stole the car Wednesday.
The Tyler Morning Telegraph reports police found the baby 25 minutes later on the side of a county road, still in his car seat and unharmed.
The alleged car thief was later found inside a home near Gilmer, located 120 miles east of Dallas.
Sgt. Investigator Roxanne Warren says the man, whose name was not released but who is from Houston, will be charged with aggravated kidnapping.
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Collins welcomes DH rule in Seattle
SEATTLE -- Some National League managers loathe traveling to American League parks, knowing their rosters are constructed without the use of a designated hitter in mind. Not Terry Collins, who has worked futilely for weeks to find consistent at-bats for Mets outfielders Kirk Nieuwenhuis, Eric Young, Chris Young and Bobby Abreu.
The DH rule at Safeco Field finally allowed Collins to begin doing so in Monday's series opener. Chris Young and Eric Campbell started in left field and at first base, respectively, vs. left-hander Roenis Elias, with regular first baseman Lucas Duda shifting to DH. Abreu, meanwhile, is scheduled to DH both Tuesday and Wednesday, with Eric Young and Nieuwenhuis both likely to see outfield action.
"We've been looking for at-bats for some guys, and these three games will allow us that," Collins said. "We've been looking forward to these three games for a while."
Anthony DiComo is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @AnthonyDicomo. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Topic: Another good set of Labs
I continue to draw a long straw at the moment.
My labs this week remain quite good after having been off chemo since mid September. . All the tumor markers are still w/i normal range. The CA125 and CEA actually went down a bit more while the CA19-9 rose a little. Nothing statistically significant and this was a different lab.
Hemoglobin, which had been low from Chemo and was creating a lack of energy , also came up a couple of points. I can really feel this difference.
And the icing on the cake is that I continue to gain weight (I am 6'1" and had dropped into upper 130's, now back over 170) and currently have no ascities.
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Lobbying closes tomorrow for the 2013 MCV Awards.
You have until 5pm on Friday, January 11th to get your suggestions in.
So that's just over 24 hours to put forward names to be considered as finalists for hotly-contested prizes like Specialist Retailer, Game Publisher, New Game Brand, Marketing Team and PR Team.
Plus this year we have new prizes for Retail Concept and Digital Retailer, two dedicated hardware prizes, plus new team awards for Export Sales, UK Media and UK Games Studio.
You can nominate yourself, a colleague, partner companies - or even a rival.
Send your suggestions to firstname.lastname@example.com. We've detailed more about the lobbying process in guide here on MCVuk.com.
The MCV Awards take place on Thursday, April 18th returning to the Lancaster London Hotel.
Inbetweeners' star Greg Davies is back as host for the evening. To book your place, email@example.com or call her on 01992 535 646. A seat costs £275, while tables of 10 start at £2,699.
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Alum's Parody Song Goes Viral
Freddy Scott, BS audio technology '08, has always been a big fan of the band Nine Inch Nails and calls the band's lead singer, Trent Reznor, one of the inspirations for much of his composing work. A few weeks ago, Scott incorporated Reznor into what was intended as a project he created just for fun, but it ended up being picked up by media and online outlets all over the world.
His song parody, "This Is A Trent Reznor Song," was created on a whim when listening to the band's new album in the car on the way back from the grocery store. "On the way home, I started singing part of the parody I wrote in the car," says Scott. "I recorded it in two hours when I got home, and later that afternoon, after being picked up by outlets like Entertainment Weekly, Boing Boing, SPIN, and the Huffington Post, the song had 400,000 plays. I wasn't planning to make something that went viral. Now my life's changing."
Since the song's release, Scott has been getting requests for composing work and other collaborations. "I write a lot of comedy, and I've been contacted by a few comedians to work with them," he says.
Before this explosion of recognition, Scott had been working as a composer in Los Angeles. He wrote the music for a cartoon pilot called "Grimm Fairy Tales Animated," which will be released at the end of March on iTunes and Xbox Live. He worked with David Schwartz, who scored themes for "Arrested Development," on episodes of the show's last season, which aired exclusively on Netflix. "That was the universe telling me that the composing thing was a good idea," he says.
His love for music began at a young age. Scott has been playing music since he was four years old. He started taking saxophone lessons in elementary school, then got into rock, and picked up guitar at age 11. He played in various bands before college.
While attending Old Dominion University in Virginia, he got a job working at a satellite radio company called WorldSpace in the D.C. area. As a metro area native—he grew up in Alexandria, Virginia—it made sense for him to transfer to AU, particularly because of the Audio Technology Program.
Scott's experience in the program helped shape what he's doing today. "I wanted to produce and write music for a living," he says. "I really wanted to angle my degree toward music—recording, mixing, and engineering. The program was new at the time, so it wasn't as advanced as it is now, but students could cater the major to what we wanted to do."
He praises his professors in the program for supporting his goals. "I couldn't say nicer things about Matt Boerum and what a great teacher he is. Russell Williams was such a mentor for me. And Paul Oehlers was instrumental in me feeling like working in this industry was possible," Scott says.
In the future, Scott wants to expand beyond composing. "My dream is not so much to be a composer but a creative entity in general," he says. "Right now, I'm pitching a 13-episode show that I co-wrote with AU grad Russ Hull, SOC/BA '08, called 'Metal Mouth' that we originally shot in the basement of McKinley [on the AU campus]. And I'm hoping to continue marrying my two loves of music and comedy to make great projects as my career progresses. "


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FONTANA, Calif. — Kasey Kahne had never thought about getting a tattoo until the past year, when he thought about doing something that would make him think about good times with his family.
Kahne, a 32-year-old Hendrick Motorsports driver, fulfilled his mission Thursday as he had the initials RDP and KSK — the initials of his grandfathers Richard Peterson and Kenny Kahne, both now deceased — tattooed on the inside of his left arm.
Kahne tweeted a photo Thursday evening.
"I just kind of enjoy the part of good memories, lots of memories, it's right there and something I will see all the time and think about those memories," Kahne said Friday after practice at Auto Club Speedway in California.
"I like what I did. … If it's meaningful and it's something that you want to do, then go for it."
Kahne, who won the March 17 Sprint Cup race at Bristol Motor Speedway, said he didn't tell many people he was going to get a tattoo, and that his laser-focused crew chief Kenny Francis probably didn't even know he had gotten one.
Even one of his closest family members didn't know about Kahne's decision.
"I told my mom I got it after I got it," Kahne said. "I didn't really tell anyone else about it. I just kind of did it on my own quietly. … (My mom) actually really liked it. She thought it was pretty neat.
"I didn't know which direction she would go. She was pretty happy about it. She said it brought a little tear to her eye."
The tattoo was done by noted tattoo artist Tim Hendricks, who was part of the TLC reality show Miami Ink. Kahne said it took about 30 minutes and he had pain for about two hours.
He was never really into tattoos but over the last year, he said, "I've thought a lot about it and it was the only thing I wanted up to this point."
Teammate Jimmie Johnson joked that he almost got a tattoo once when he was a young Nationwide Series driver. And he's thankful he didn't.
"We went out with the guys and we ended up at a tattoo parlor and thankfully the guy sent me home and said to come back when I was sober," Johnson said. "I had a brilliant idea of 'WFO' tattooed on my right foot.
"I think we all know what 'WFO' stands for. I'm thankful that didn't go through and they sent me home."
While Kahne likely wouldn't get a WFO — wide (freaking) open — tattoo, he will consider getting more.
"I liked it, so who knows?" Kahne said. "For now, that's really it."


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Grizzly Scholarship Association to Host Annual Wine and Beer Festival [AUDIO]
Friday, October 25, the Grizzly Scholarship Association will present its annual wine and beer festival at the Adams Center on the University of Montana campus.
GSA Assistant Director Jared Amoss said the event will feature dozens of local wines and beers, along with food from Western Montana restaurants.
"This is the eighth annual fundraiser for the Grizzly Scholarship Association," Amoss said. "This is the main event to help provide scholarships for University of Montana athletes. We'll have local names like Bitterroot Brewing, Kettlehouse, Tamarack Brewing and Flathead Brewing. Mission Mountain Winery and Steel Winery will be there along with Gallo, and Prestige Wine and Spirits. We'll feature food from Worden's Market, University Catering, Jaker's, Brooks and Browns and many more fine restaurants."
Amoss said tickets for the event are still available.
"Tickets are $60 and are available through the GSA office by calling 243- 6481, and tickets may also be available at the door on Friday night," Amoss said. "You must be 21 or older to attend. Doors will open at 7 p.m. and the event goes until 10 p.m. at the Adams Event Center."
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Schroeder to remain sidelined during road trip
CHICAGO -- The Brewers have shuffled their broadcast roster for their weekend series in Los Angeles while television analyst Bill Schroeder continues to recover from an infection in his surgically-repaired right index finger.
Special assistant to the GM Craig Counsell, originally scheduled to fill-in for Bob Uecker in the radio booth, will instead provide color commentary for Fox Sports Wisconsin. Assistant GM Gord Ash will team with play-by-play man Joe Block on radio.
Uecker was previously scheduled to skip the series at Dodger Stadium as part of his curtailed schedule this season.
Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brew Beat, and follow him on Twitter at @AdamMcCalvy. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Upon completing the race, athletes ride their endorphin high into a party stocked with ice-cold beer. There, they can mingle with other contestants, sway to live music, and see awards doled out to the fastest runners in each age bracket. Male and female Scramble Gamble contestants compete for prizes that can cover the cost of replacing the engines in their sneakers. The benefits of the race extend beyond the Gamble winners, too—the organizers donate a portion of the proceeds to charity.


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Western Digital My Passport 2TB vs. MyBook 1TB
Posted by Andru Edwards - Categories: Storage, USB
This is a good look at how far companies like Western Digital have come in the storage game. The small, black device is a new 2TB My Passport portable hard drive. The larger silver device behind it is a 1TB MyBook that's probably about 4-years old. Yep, the new My Passport is probably 90% smaller than the older MyBook, and holds twice as much data.
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