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I keep ticket stubs from practically every game I go to (and I go to a lot of games). When I get back to my primary home I will post stubs from David Wells' perfect game, NBA Finals games, the Super Bowl, and NBA All-Star game, World Series games, and more!


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AUSTIN – The use of algae for beneficial purposes such as the production of biofuels has recently received increased attention. The Texas Parks & Wildlife Department wants to ensure the introduction of algae not normally found in Texas or surrounding waters will not harm the state's natural resources.
In an effort to allow the use of some non-native algae while adhering to its mission of wildlife protection and conservation, TPWD will hold a public meeting to gather input regarding which non-native algae to consider for importation, possession, use and sale in Texas. The meeting is set for 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 29, in the Commission Hearing Room at TPWD headquarters, 4200 Smith School Road.
The Texas Legislature has directed TPWD to create a list of approved exotic aquatic plants, which includes algae, and that list must be finalized by the end of the year. The use of a list of approved plant species is a departure from the department's present use of a list of prohibited species to restrict the importation and sale of certain non-native plants. No algae are on the current prohibited list.
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A newly-released report from the Canadian government reinforces the looming environmental impact of tar sands oil: As producers ramp up their activity, due in large part from a projected increase in demand from U.S. refineries, greenhouse gas emissions from Alberta's tar sands could double by 2020 compared to 2010 levels.
In 2009, Canada signed the Copenhagen Accord and pledged to reduce GHG emissions 17% by 2020. But this peer-reviewed study from Canada's environment ministry shows that emissions increases from the tar sands would offset any decreases that may come from cleaner electricity generation. The country will still be able to make some decreases in emissions; however, current measures will only meet about 25% of Canada's targets.
The report is not terribly surprising. Previous analysis shows that CO2 emissions from tar sands can be more than 20-35% higher than conventional oil. But in the lead-up to a decision from the U.S. State Department on the proposed Keystone XL project — a $13 billion pipeline that would pump an extra 500,000 barrels of dirty tar sands crude from Alberta to refineries in Texas each day — the findings again illustrate the environmental impact of approving the project.
"The keystone pipeline sends a signal from Gulf Coast refineries to Alberta that 'we're open for business.' Of course, that is going to drive far more production at the tar sands. And that's a sad story from a climate perspective, because we're talking about unlocking a lot of new emissions," says Ryan Salmon, an energy policy advisor at the National Wildlife Foundation, in an interview with Climate Progress.
Even with the immense local and global environmental impacts of increasing production at the tar sands, the Canadian government has been pushing hard for the Keystone XL pipeline. Last month, a diplomatic cable obtained by WikiLeaks showed that a former U.S. State Department official had coached Canadian officials on how to ensure more positive media coverage of the project.
On the U.S. side, energy companies involved with the project have been touting the economic benefits, claiming that the increased crude capacity would drive down fuel costs for consumers. However, there are serious doubts about whether Americans would even see a drop in fuel prices.
The Keystone XL pipeline would bypass mid-western refineries and go straight to the Gulf Coast, allowing companies to sell the fuel off on the global market. For example, Shell is reportedly increasing its refining capacity in the Gulf from 275,000 barrels to 600,000 barrels – a refinery that is half owned by a state-run oil company from Saudi Arabia. That is raising suspicions about where the fuel is really going.
"The idea that this is fuel for America, that it will improve our energy security, is a mirage. It's going to go to refineries, some owned by Saudi interests, and get sold off on the global market. It's a way to connect Canadian crude producers to more refining, and easier access to the world market," says NFW's Salmon. "Is that really benefiting us?"
It will certainly be a boon for Gulf Coast refiners and companies operating in Alberta's tar sands. But it may not help the American consumer — and it definitely won't help the Canadian government reduce emissions.


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The aftermath of Hurricane Sandy has shown that the nation needs to be more prepared for emergencies, particularly when it comes to communications, Darren Hayes, a professor at Pace University in New York, writes for TheHill.com. In areas that lost power, some utility companies lacked alert systems, and cellphone communications were often scant. Radio reports were devoid of specifics about local communities, Hayes says.
Communications problems could have been mitigated with a more effective use of technology, he argues. The Long Island Power Authority reportedly was using a 25-year-old mainframe computer system that couldn't track power outages, and its engineers were working with paper maps and highlighters. The company's mobile-user website was inoperable for days. For problems like finding gasoline, official communications were often unhelpful, so New Yorkers turned to social media like Twitter and websites like GasBuddy.com.
Hayes argues for the introduction of county, state and possibly federal legislation that would spell out the reporting and communications requirements that utilities must follow during disasters. Power outages are inevitable, Hayes writes, "but poor planning and ineffective communication is inexcusable." — Greg Beaubien


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At about 12:40 am, a resident called Walnut Creek Police Department to report a burglary in progress in the 1800 block of Olmo Way.
Police officers arrived and immediately apprehended both of the suspects. Police identified the suspected burglars as Daniel Steven Labaron of Antioch and Salud Evelyn Santos Cabresa of Bay Point.
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Cecilia Santos is Consultant for Health Concerns, Philippines Department of the Interior and Local Government. The position is the intermediary between the Department of Health and associations of nurses and midwives. She pioneered the national Midwifery Agenda, which led to the creation and institutionalization of the Philippine League of Government Midwives, Inc., currently the largest body of professional midwives in the country with chapters nationwide and with a local chapter among the professional midwives working in Hong Kong. She played a key role in passage of the Midwifery Act of 1992.
Cecilia previously served as Assistant Secretary, Department of Health; Member of the Board of Midwifery; Population Program Manager in the San Juan office; and was the founder of the Philippine League of Government Midwives. She has Masters in Public Health and Government Management, a BS in Business Administration and is a 1975 graduate of the Midwifery course at Ortañez University.
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I'm doing my training while living and working in the slums in the Philippines, serving women living in poverty. The biggest things I've learned so far: birth abuse is alive and well in large city hospitals, stemming from over-worked and underpaid staff and a lack of compassion for the birthing women. The effects of malnutrition have got to be one of the biggest obstacles to healthy, normal birth. Even in developing countries midwives have to fight for the rights of mamas to birth in gentle, unhindered ways. We have a lot of work to do in the States, but women in the States have such privilege in birth that it's unreal. (I was a birth advocate/doula in the states before coming here, so I am well-versed in birth politics in the US.) It makes me much more appreciative for what we do have in the States.
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Filipino president orders stronger breastfeeding strategy
In the wake of the Filipino Supreme Court's decision upholding the country's pro-breastfeeding laws, Filipino President Gloria Arroyo has publicly called for more effective public health strategies to promote breastfeeding. Speaking at a seminar on infant and young child feeding at a Manila hotel, President Arroyo urged the Department of Health to use breastfeeding programs to curb infant malnutrition and mortality.
"We must act and act fast to ensure that the nation builders of the future are provided with proper nourishment," Arroyo said. She urged the DoH to work closely with hospitals to enforce the Filipino law which gives mothers the right to room-in with their newborn babies in hospital, a practice which supports breastfeeding.
"The promotion of breastfeeding for children up to two years old, with emphasis on exclusive breastfeeding for the infant's first six months, is our fundamental approach to reduce if not eliminate hunger among infants and very young children," she said.
Breastfeeding has been at the fore of the national agenda in the Phillipines for over a year as a highly-publicized legal battle was waged between the DoH and multinational formula companies over the right of the department to limit formula advertising and enforce strong pro-breastfeeding regulations. The supreme court upheld most of the DoH's arguments and handed the department a qualified victory in October.
Arroyo's speech affirmed the message already being trumpeted by health experts, who see breastfeeding as vital to improving the Philippines' infant mortality rate, which currently stands at 32 deaths for every 1,000 births. Breastfeeding rates among Filipino mothers are very low, with only 16% of mothers exclusively breastfeeding their children. Ten thousand infants die in the country every year because of insufficient breastfeeding.
It is hoped that Arroyo's support for breastfeeding, coupled with the enforcement of the Phillipines breastfeeding laws, will soon reduce these tragic numbers.
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With the combine almost done here in INDY I wanted to begin the discussion on the NFL draft. I realize that not all of us are colts fans so feel free to chime in on prospects that you hope to acquire as well.
CBS sports has a useful link to look at draft projections. You can search by postion or by overall projected.
Here is a list of free agents on the colts.
Indianapolis Colts
Potential UFAs: ILB Gary Brackett, PK Matt Stover.
Potential RFAs: WR Hank Baskett*, S Antoine Bethea*, S Melvin Bullitt, OG Daniel Federkeil, CB Aaron Francisco*, OLB Tyjuan Hagler*, CB Marlin Jackson*, CB Tim Jennings*, DT Antonio Johnson, OT Charlie Johnson*, OLB Freddy Keiaho*, CB Anthony Madison*, DT Daniel Muir, CB T.J. Rushing*.
I think with our first round pick the Colts will select a offensive tackle. I wouldn't mind resigning Charlie Johnson for a good price but its obvious that we need a upgrade at that position. Offensive tackles I could see the colts drafting: Charles Brown USC or Rodger Saffold in the second round.
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Machi, Rosario combine for rare back-to-back feat
PHOENIX -- The first career victories recorded on back-to-back nights by Jean Machi and Sandy Rosario on Monday and Tuesday, respectively, were definitely a rare event.
The Elias Sports Bureau found that the last instance of Giants pitchers posting their initial wins consecutively was Sept. 27-28, 1975, when Rob Dressler and Greg Minton received the respective decisions.
Minton developed into San Francisco's primary closer from 1980-84. Dressler's most extensive experience as a Giant came in 1976, when he finished 3-10 in 25 games, including 19 starts. One of his victories that year was a six-inning effort against Atlanta on July 4 -- the date of the nation's bicentennial celebration.
Rosario likely will return to Triple-A Fresno either when Jeremy Affeldt is activated from the disabled list or when Jose Mijares' bereavement leave ends.
Machi, who entered Wednesday with 6 2/3 scoreless innings over four appearances with the Giants, could be a keeper. Yet Machi spent nearly 13 years in the Minor Leagues with five organizations before he made his big league debut with the Giants last September.
Said Affeldt: "I don't know who missed on the guy or what, but when you have that kind of stuff ... I didn't see him before he came to us, so I don't know if he fixed some stuff or what. But what he's throwing is pretty good. It's tough to hit mid-90s with a split-finger, and [with] as much movement as he's getting with it."
Chris Haft is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Day 1 18.30 The DZ is preparing for the opening ceremony, scheduled for 19.00 hrs tonight.
It has been a good first day - In the Formation Skydiving competitions 3 rounds completed in 4-Way, 2 in 4-Way Female - 2 in 8-Way and 1 in VFS. In the Artistic Events competitions 3 rounds in Freefly and 1 in Freestyle with the 2nd being judged as I write.
We should have the videos of today's jumps on YouTube by the morning providing we have a good internet connection.
-13.00 last lift today for 4-way and 4-way Female with 2 rounds completed. In the 4-way open Belgium Hayabusa are already 3 points ahead of Russia Barkli and France Maubeuge in third place 10 points adrift. The positions remained the same at the end of Round 3, 5 points between Belgium and Russia and 8 between 2nd and the French in third.
The soaking their kit received this morning did not seem to have upset the French girls, who are in first place with 48 points closely followed by the USA with 47 and the UK's Kaizen in third with 37.
This is going to be a good competition!
There were complaints during the morning about the DZ TV only giving the first view as the FS judges worked, and the judges score sheet was only visible for a very short time. Ted Wagner of OmniSkore made some quick coding changes - following agreement from the FS Judges that all viewings they had should be shown - and the changes was appreciated by the competitors.
8.00 a.m. wheels off with 4-Way Open and 8.10 with Freefly. The Jury Notice was published yesterday and the signed copy publically displayed before the Competitors Briefing yesterday evening.
After all the competitors had left the work started on errecting the public display screens - the cable the organiser had been waiting for arrived from Zagreb. Ted Wagner of OmniSkore worked late with their IT people to enable them to take the live judging images from OmniSkore's system. Given the equipment the organiser had the image is not perfect, it is compressed (slightly) top to bottom - but with a lot of hard work and persistance the public display system is operational before the start of the competition.
Last night there was a tremendous electrical storm and very heavy rain at the DZ. This morning the French team discover that the corner of the hanger allocated to them to leave their rigs and equipment was under water - and so were all their kit! The 4-way Female team and Artistic Events competitors were the worst affected. They were stringing up temporary washing lines in the hanger using old rigging line.
Artistic Events aircraft were halted after the 2nd round to give the French a chance to get their kit dried out. By 11.00 they were ready to go and so the event contined as scheduled.


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A night of intense clashes between protesters and police in Cairo has left hundreds injured and two dead. This comes just eight days before Egypt's first parliamentary election since former President Hosni Mubarak stepped down in February. Merrit Kennedy in Cairo reports that protesters are angry about the way the ruling military council has handled the transition period.
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This is a place where you can purchase cups with magnets so they can be attached to a refrigerator, a Santa print with a University of Utah sports theme, finely made dresses and quality furniture.
Those seeking a funny or inspirational sign, a nativity scene or wreath, something different favoring a beloved sports team or Elvis memorabilia likely will find it at the Quilted Bear.
According to Shawna Evans, manager of the Midvale establishment, the idea for a store where local crafters might sell their wares came to Judy Dunford, who started the company 20 years ago. Today, there are stores separately owned by three Dunford sons in Midvale, Provo and Ogden.
Evans, who has been with the company for 20 years, said her store holds a "Jury Day" every Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., when potential sellers bring in their items. Staffers check their quality, make certain they don't duplicate items already on sale and talk price.
"What we are looking for is uniqueness and quality," said Evans, sitting on a bench table near the little restaurant that is part of the store. "I can't tell you what different is, but it is what we are looking for."
The store buys some of the items it sells, especially furniture, from markets throughout the country. But in most cases, crafters will sign a six-month contract to rent a booth. The Quilted Bear receives an 11 percent commission on hand-made items.
That means the creators don't have to be at the store all the time, but can rely on the staff to operate the cash registers, keep track of what sells and take special orders.
Evans said crafters try to make their booths appear as if they have their own store within a store. It takes work. Many booths are changed from holiday to holiday, with Christmas and Halloween being the two biggest.
"We have the best crafters here," Evans said. "They amaze me with what they come with. People will see something and wonder, 'Why didn't I come up with that?' Holidays are the very best around here."
Indeed, this time of year, the Quilted Bear is a cornucopia of red and green Christmas decorations. My wife, Nancy, and I struggled not to spend too much of our holiday budget, but we just kept finding things that would look great in the house or make a wonderful gift. The best part is the uniqueness of the products. Wander the aisles and it's impossible not to find something you have never seen before. Most of the prices were quite reasonable.
"People have to watch their prices," said Evans, who knows most of the store's products are not essentials. "It's hard for crafters to make money. You don't get paid for your time in the craft industry."
That said, some like Jim Shore, who specializes in wooden sculptures, many featuring Disney characters started small and turned the business into a national line.
Like most successful businesses, Evans said, the Quilted Bear continues to evolve. She and her staff work hard to find items such as furniture that appeal to younger families.
The store's appeal is that, in an era of franchises where sameness seems to rule, it's different and fun. When was the last time you went shopping and came away surprised by the products you saw? That's how I felt after leaving the Quilted Bear.
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Dynamic Controller
Frustrated by Conventional Advanced Control Techniques, Charlie Cutler Had to Find a Better Way
If it wasn't for a football injury, this year's third Hall of Famer might have been running for the Green Bay Packers in the first Super Bowl in 1967, not rewriting model predictive control.
But a second fracture in his right leg made Charles Cutler realize football was ephemeral, and chemical engineering would at least be less crippling. After a second try at studies at Lamar University, Cutler graduated in 1961 and went to work for Shell Oil Co. There he would conceive and implement the concept of a dynamic matrix control (DMC) algorithm, which would save the petrochemical industry millions of dollars.
"Clearly, the problems that DMC solved and the benefit it has had on the welfare of the process industry allows it to be rated as a revolution in technology," says R. Russell Rhinehart, head of the School of Chemical Engineering at Oklahoma State University. "It was Charlie's particular innovative ability, interpersonal skills, persistence, and leadership that generated the worldwide acceptance of DMC."
Wrong Hall of Fame?
On a football scholarship to Lamar University, Charles Cutler was the leading ground gainer in his conference until he broke his leg in a game. He had an offer to try out for the Green Bay Packers.
"I was in the right place at the right time," Cutler, now 66, says of his arrival at Shell. "I was only there a year when they decided to try out computerized process control. We would take a linear process, perturb it, take the derivative, and repeat the whole process, using a successive linear process."
In 1963, Shell transferred him from the Houston refinery to a research group that was assigned to optimize and control a fluid catalytic cracking unit. While the real-time optimization was worked out, "the optimization used up all its degrees of freedom at some combination of constraints, which meant the PID controllers had to operate at multiple constraints. The optimum operation couldn't be reached because the controller would cycle around the setpoint in coming to steady state."
Even after working on that problem for several years with other engineers at Shell, the dilemma vexed him. It was one of the reasons he entered graduate school--"to see if I could find a way to control at multiple constraints. While taking a course in Z transforms, it occurred to me that if you truncate the infinite series of Z transforms and evaluate each term in the series, the process dynamics could be represented by a set of linear equations that are a function of time. These equations could in turn be put into a linear program that could handle constraints on the dynamics."
This was the budding theory of dynamic matrix control (DMC). It was the subject of his dissertation in 1967 and was demonstrated on a fluid catalytic cracking unit six years later in Shell's New Orleans refinery.
Cutler was implementing a computerized control system based on his DMC theory when the plant's union went on strike. Shell decided to run the refinery with non-union staff. "The computer was optimizing and controlling the unit at the time we took over. I decided to see how well the controller would perform with no intervention from the operators. It ran for five weeks with zero intervention."
Five weeks into the strike and locked in the refinery, Cutler decided to write a program to demonstrate the DMC algorithm. "The program did not consider constraints. It was written to use an error minimization calculation to hold the process at the setpoint and reject disturbances. The basic control was adjusting the fuel to the preheat furnace on the FCC to control the outlet temperature, while looking at disturbances in the fuel gas quality, changes in the stack damper, feed rate, and feed inlet temperature. The controller was a great success." At least under normal operating conditions.
Then the cracker lost a feedpump. "The inlet temperature dropped 75* [DEG] in 10 minutes, which would have really torn up the cracker. The controller saw the disturbance coming and adjusted the fuel in such a way that resulted in a 2-3* [DEG] drop in the furnace outlet temperature. The normal drop with a PID controller would have been 25-30* [DEG]."
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This experience led to the publication of Cutler's seminal paper with Brian Ramaker, "Dynamic Matrix Control-A Computer Control Algorithm," presented at the national meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers in 1979.
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When Gov. Andrew Cuomo in 2012 proposed new commercial casinos, he said they would need regulation. Likely reasons? To (a) mitigate problem gambling, and (b) protect against cheating and organized crime.
Casino owners want regulation about as much as big banks do, which is to say they want the least possible.
Regulation hurts profits by constraining practices (e.g. payday loans) and limiting externalities. These costs of doing business are passed on to society at large.
A company no longer free to discharge waste into a river faces new costs; paying them may mean operators lose their business if competitors avoid similar restrictions and don't raise their prices.
Casinos, which are in business soley to make a profit, hate to absorb fiscal burdens they have always externalized, like the socioeconomic costs of problem gambling.
The central statistic of casinos is this: Grinols and Omorow (J. Law and Commerce, Vol. 16, 1997) estimated that 50 percent of the gross revenues after winnings are paid out -- about half the profit -- comes from compulsive and problem gamblers. They represent about 4 percent of the adult population and comprise less than 10 percent of casino customers.
From this statistic stems the following ethical dilemma: If casinos steered all the pathological and problem gamblers in their sphere into lasting recovery and prevented the creation of any new ones, profits would drop by 50 percent.
How would that play on the bottom line? Not well at all.
What to do? Express concern about problem gambling with a facade of "prevention" methods structured to fail. Accede gracefully to toothless regulation.
Legislators weighing second passage of a bill meant to legalize new casinos in New York by amending the constitution through public referendum must ask themselves three questions:
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Weeks, Nakajima showing versatility in Minors
ARLINGTON -- Nearly every position player on the A's roster can handle more than one spot on the field, a trend that extends to the organization's Minor League affiliates.
Notably, the A's are diversifying the skill sets of infielders Jemile Weeks and Hiro Nakajima at Triple-A Sacramento.
Weeks, a natural second baseman whose status in the organization has quickly soured since his 2012 demotion, is learning to play shortstop to improve his chances of another callup, a decision manager Bob Melvin said was the infielder's idea.
"I talked to Sacramento manager Steve Scarsone, and he said he's very playable there," Melvin said. "He wanted to do it, based on the needs at the time. Like anybody, if you can play different positions, that gives you more chances to get here, whether it's at second or shortstop or in a utility role. Second base is his position, but playing another one gives you other opportunities."
Entering the day, Weeks was hitting .285 with two home runs and 16 RBIs for Sacramento. Offense, though, seemingly hasn't been as much of a concern for the organization as his defense has. Still, Melvin insists that whenever the club has a roster move to make, Weeks' name "always comes up."
"His time could come again at some point, you never know -- whether it's injuries, whether it's performance, us mixing things up here," he said. "You saw how dynamic he could be when he's playing well. So his name comes up every time."
Nakajima, meanwhile, served as Weeks' double-play partner at second base on Monday night. On Tuesday, he started at third for the River Cats. And Wednesday will mark the final day of Nakajima's 20-day rehab assignment, meaning the A's will have to decide whether to add him to the big league roster or option him to Sacramento on Thursday.
The former choice is expected, but with Jed Lowrie entrenched at shortstop in Oakland, Melvin said, "What the decision is, I don't know as of right now."
Nakajima is batting .250 with a .313 on-base percentage through 11 games with Sacramento, and Melvin said reports indicate that he has progressed defensively, as well.
"His position is shortstop, that's what it's been his whole career, but he's open to playing other positions too," he said. "He's a hard-working guy. It keeps a lot of options open."
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Jan 28, 2013
Blog Notes: Politics, Personal Finance & Inspiration
With the inauguration now behind us, we figured it was timely to visit a political blog that proudly boasts "having an opinion never goes out of style." PunditMom is written by Joanne Bamberger, an award-winning broadcast journalist who has advised a variety of political and institutional clients on social media strategy. She is one of the first internet voices to speak about the intersection of women and mothers online and political/social activism. Read the full review from PR Newswire for Bloggers here.
Wise Bread is a personal finance blog dedicated to helping its readers "live large on a small budget." It's smart to budget and live within your means. Sites like Wise Bread can help. It serves up financial advice that is easy to understand and apply. Its writers cover a variety of topics, including personal finance, debt management, investment, real estate and housing, budgeting, lifestyle, career, and credit cards. Read the full review here.
During the holidays, I am reminded of how time takes care of everything. I lost my father to pancreatic cancer more than a decade ago just before Thanksgiving. The missing bit doesn't really go away. But when I need perspective on my funk, I visit Makes Me Think. Just read it. The stories there will inspire, amaze, and make you think. The folks behind MMT — Marc and Angel — have a blog called Marc and Angel Hack Life. Read the full review here.
Keansburg, NJ artists and writers Jenny and longtime partner, Aaron, manage the blog Everyday Is A Holiday. Recently, the blog was recognized on NJ.com for its work helping folks along the Superstorm Sandy-battered NJ shore. See, Jenny and Aaron also were deeply affected by the storm, but they count themselves among the "lucky ones." Their home remained standing. If you read their blog, you'll find Everyday Is A Holiday is filled with fun, vintage and holiday-inspired things. It's chock-full of cupcakes, cakes, bunnies and "whatever the other essentials in life are." Read the full review here.
Christine Cube is a media relations manager for PR Newswire and freelance writer. You can follow her @cpcube.
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Make a cute cat costume
Dress up games and Halloween ideas don't have to be difficult or expensive. Try making this easy cat costume for your little kitten.
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What you need:
- 1 pair of homemade cat's ears
- 1 strip (75cm x 10cm) black polar fleece (or any black fabric)
- hot glue gun or a needle and thread or a sewing machine
- a black pen or black facepaints
- black leggings or stockings
- black leotard or a black top
- scissors
- a pencil
Start by making some cat's ears. You'll find the instructions and free printable template on this page here.
When you're finished the cat's ears, start on the cat's tail. Kids are fascinated by tails, so don't assume you can skip this bit!
To make a cat's tail fold your strip of polar fleece in half lengthways, with the right sides together. Cut a rounded tip to the end of the tail.
Now glue or sew the edges together - all around but leave the top end open so you can turn it right side out when you're done. You could use a sewing machine for this bit if you are lucky enough to have one.
Now turn the tail right side out. Stuff it with cotton wool so it looks like a real cat's tail.
Use a safety pin to attach it. Or if you have a black bathrobe or dressing gown belt, pin the tail to that and then tie around waist.
Now all you need are the ears, some black clothes and some face paint.
Paint a black nose and whiskers on your child's face.
Meow! Hello Kitty!
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This January nearly 200 of metropolitan Washington, DC's finest restaurants offer awe-inspiring, multi-course meals prepared especially for this gourmet event. The 17th annual Washington, DC Restaurant Week will be from January 17-23, 2011.
Lunch: $20.11 for a three-course fixed-price meal
Dinner: $35.11 for a three-course fixed-price meal
To know the list of the restaurant go to visit open table website.
Bon Appetit ! Jonathan, Innkeeper
American Guest house Bed and Breakfast


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LANSING - Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder wasn't kidding when he said school districts and municipalities who agreed to consolidate or share services would be rewarded.
On Monday, the Michigan Department of Education announced it has awarded $10 million in state grants to local and intermediate school districts for these reasons.
MDE reviewed, rated and rewarded the funds that were available to the best of the 51 applicants.
The largest grant awarded is $6,561,200 to the Washtenaw Intermediate School District for the consolidation of Willow Run and Ypsilanti School Districts.
"To help develop more efficient operations of school districts, either entire district consolidations or a consolidation of their services is being recognized as a very effective strategy," said State Superintendent Mike Flanagan.
All of the grant awards are conditional, pending the submission of revised and approvable project budgets by the districts.
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Saturday, September 23, 2017
Cystic Fibrosis
Specific colipase deficiency
My 4YO was diagnosed with a specific colipase deficiency 2 years ago after chronic bouts of near constant yellow, oily, frothy diarrhea combined with poor growth and weight loss. She takes Lipram with every meal and snack and it has helped significantly.
It seems that I keep running into people who see what she is taking and immediately assume she has CF. She does not have any respiratory symptoms (other than mild allergies) and has not been formally tested for CF, to my knowledge, but I keep getting told stories of people who had an atypical presentation or were not diagnosed until they were much older.
Is it worth pressing the issue and getting her tested, or should I just be glad that the medication is helping with her current symptoms, and leave well enough alone?
Thank you for your assistance.
I belive the simple answer is to talk with your doctor and ask this question. I am not an expert in pancreatic disorders but pancreatic insufficiency is certainly a symptom, and sometimes a presenting factor, for cystic fibrosis.
A sweat test is an easy and painless test to obtain and will most likely give a definitive answer when combined with genetic testing. I do recommend that these tests should be done at a lab associated with an accredited CF center.
I get the feeling from your question that you have thought about this more than once. If you are from a state that has CF on the newborn screen, this may have been tested for already so I would discuss this openly with your primary doctor or the specialist who made the diagnosis in your daughter. We are learning more each year that there are many atypical patients with CF who do not fit into a classical diagnostic scheme.
Richard D Shell, MD
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College of Medicine
The Ohio State University


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Avocados flew out of U.S. grocery stores over the holidays, and the Super Bowl shouldn't be any different.
Mexico, by far, will be the largest supplier of avocados for the Super Bowl, set for Feb. 3 this year, said Phil Henry, president of Escondido, Calif.-based Henry Avocado Corp.
"There's been a dramatic change the past few years" in the increase in Mexican product and decrease in Chilean product for the Super Bowl, Henry said.
Some California fruit will be harvested before the game, Henry said, but for the most part, supplies will be limited.
"There won't be large enough quantities to impact the marketplace," he said. "I would be surprised if there were many promotions."
Jan DeLyser, vice president of marketing for the Irvine-based California Avocado Commission, agreed.
"California is set to get an earlier start this year, and there will likely be some volume available for Super Bowl, but for the most part we're looking at gearing up toward late February," DeLyser said.
Promotable volumes of California avocados are expected from mid-March through September, she said.
But volumes from Mexico will be abundant for the Super Bowl, Henry said.
The Association of Michoacán State Avocado Producers and Packers (APEAM) projects 986 million pounds of Mexican avocados will be shipped to the U.S. in 2012-13, up from 782 million pounds in 2011-12.
"All retailers will be able to have very good promotions, and the sizing and quality are good," Henry said.
APEAM's marketing efforts for the game include broadcast TV in select markets, targeted e-blasts, display and mobile ads, Facebook ads and outreach to bloggers, said Eduardo Serena, APEAM's marketing director.
"Avocados from Mexico are on track with volume projections and we expect to keep movement strong this winter and spring in order to guarantee another record season," Serena said.
Excellent movement over the holidays bodes well for the Super Bowl, Henry said. And despite the heavy volumes, he doesn't expect markets to change much in the runup to the game.
On Jan. 2, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported prices of $18.25-19.25 for two-layer cartons of hass 48s from Mexico, down from $26.25-27.25 last year at the same time.
On-ad retail prices for avocados averaged 95 cents a piece on Dec. 28, down from $1.14 the week before and 97 cents at the same time in 2011, according to the USDA's National Fruit and Vegetable Retail Report.
Salinas, Calif.-based Mann Packing Co. will be pushing its new environmentally friendly vegetable platters for the Super Bowl, said Elena Hernandez, the company's marketing coordinator.
Mann introduced the new clear plastic platter in October. It shows off more produce and has 50% less packaging than other similarly sized party platters, Hernandez said.
Mann will not promote the tray with any Super Bowl-specific messages, but it anticipates brisk movement. With Christmas, the Super Bowl ranks among the company's biggest promotional targets.
"Trays are a big hit during the Super Bowl," she said. "People want the convenience."
Mann also expects to sell plenty of its meat, cheese and vegetable combination trays in the runup to the game, Hernandez said.
Carrots, celery and traditional party platter vegetables aren't the only fresh-cut products boosted by Super Bowl snacking, she said. Sweet potato spears, for instance, provide a more healthful grilling alternative. Sugar snap peas are another big seller, she said.


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1937-38 Austria, Family and Hitler -- Ross Baker -- amateur
Collection Title:
Baker Family Collection
Event Date:
March 1938
Vienna, Austria
US Holocaust Memorial Museum
Pedestrians walk by a store with a large "JUDE" and a Star of David painted on the window. The name on the store is Roth. Close-ups of other "JUDE" graffiti, including a marked display window of Dr. Becker´s pharmacy located on Linke Wienzeile 20 in Vienna´s 6th district (Dr. J. Becker died in May 1938 in Vienna.) One of the street signs indicates that the store is near the Naschmarkt. 01:14:16 A woman wipes a store window, perhaps attempting to remove graffiti. A close-up on the store window shows a sign (in soft-focus) which reads "Nicht arisches Geschaeft [Non-Aryan business]." A shot of the Juden Gasse street sign is followed by shots of a clothing shop called "Kleider Fleischer" with metal shutters drawn. 01:14:49 A group of people, presumably Jews, stand in a small crowd. The helmets of Germans are visible in the middle ground and the street sign indicates that this is the Seitenstette Gasse. Another group of people stand and look down the street, which seems to have been blocked off. The offices of the Israelitisches Kultusgemeinde (Jewish Community) were (and are today) in the Seitenstettengasse and their offices were raided and closed by the SS on March 17 (Eichmann was present). See diary entry below -- Ross and Helen Baker were out with their camera on this day. Jewish men in hats stand in the street, talking to each other, followed by another shot of a shuttered shop. 01:15:25 An SA man stands with his hands behind his back in front of a Jewish shop. Helen Baker walks up and looks in the window, then attempts to enter the store. The SA man stops her and the two speak briefly. Two other women watch as she is turned away from the store. See Helen Baker's diary entry below.
March 16 -- 17 diary entries: "Papers full of annexation of Austria -- suicides, new laws, Jews trying to escape over border, arrests, rumors of Nazi putsch in Tschechoslovakei...Jewish stores marked "Jude." See the downstairs couple looking so sad....(17th) Ross and I tour inner city -- See Judengasse with every shop tight shut. Jewish shops on the ring compelled to put up sign -- 'This is not an Aryan store.'"
March 21 diary entry: "Signs in store windows everywhere -- "Nichtarisches Geschaeft" "Der Bewohner dieses Geschaeft ist Jude!" etc. as if it were the greatest disgrace in the world. Poor things!"
April 25 diary entry: "Ross comes home telling of seeing Nazis compelling an old Jew to paint "Jude" on his own store window. Can hardly wait to get away from here."
May 1, 1938 letter: "Before the election the drive against the Jews was bad, but as soon as the vote was in, they really began to put the screws on. On the last Saturday that we were there, a Nazi was stationed in front of every Jewish store to prevent Aryans going in. We ran several experiments knowing that, as Americans, we could go wherever we chose. They stopped us, asked if we were Aryan and then informed us that it was a Jewish store. With one exception, it was sufficient to say that we were "Auslaender [foreigners]," but this man was downright mean and threatened to arrest me if I went in. It was too close to our departure to take any chances, but I certainly was tempted to call his bluff....An Aryan caught buying in a Jewish store was often made to walk the streets wearing a large placard "Ich bin ein deutscher Schwein und kauf' bei Juden ein."....Father saw a store owner being made to paint his own window with a huge JUDE -- that was just before we left. They were all so designated."
This film is featured in the Ephemeral Films Project: National Socialism in Austria. Watch the historic film through an innovative film player showing contemporary images, geographical mapping, and shot-level analysis here: http://efilms.ushmm.org/film_player?movieID=41&movieSig=EF-NS_041_USHMM&movieSpeed=18
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Biography / History:
Ross Allen Baker was born on November 13, 1886, in Greencastle, Indiana, to Philip S. and Luemma Allen Baker. His father was a chemistry professor at DePauw University. Ross received a BA in chemistry from DePauw and a PhD in 1914 from the University of Wisconsin. He married Helen Fredericka Porter on December 30, 1914. The couple had five sons: Philip, Porter, Frederick, Stanley, and Raymond. He held various teaching positions throughout the US and in England. He was a national counselor for the Boy Scouts of America and helped write the merit badge booklet. During World War I (1914-1918), Ross served in the Chemical Warfare Service specializing in the use of mustard gas. He later became active in efforts to have nations ban the use of biological and chemical weapons in the League of Nations, and later in the United Nations. He was active in several professional associations. In 1928, he was a US delegate for an International Union of Chemistry meeting at the League of Nations and, in 1938, a US delegate to the International Congress of Chemistry in Rome, Italy. In 1937, Ross held a position as professor of chemistry at the City University of New York. During the 1930s, there had been technological advances in optics and photography in European universities and American scientists sought to emulate this work. Ross received a sabbatical leave to take courses in microchemistry at the University of Vienna. Ross, his wife, and three of their five sons lived in Vienna from early 1937 until May 1938; summers were spent in travel. In May 1938, the family accompanied Ross to Rome and also witnessed public events for the summit meeting of Hitler and Mussolini. They travelled the rest of the summer and then returned to the US. Ross retired from San Diego State. He passed away, age 92, in 1978 in San Diego, Ca.
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2006.265.2 The donor's father, Ross Baker, a chemist and professor at the City University of New York, was on a six-month sabbatical studying at the University of Vienna when the Germans entered Austria in March, 1938. Baker's wife, Helen, and three of his five sons were also living in Vienna. In September 2006, the youngest son, Stan, donated two reels of 16mm black and white film shot by his mother and father in Austria and Italy in 1938 to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. In addition to the footage, Mr. Baker donated other items from his time in Vienna, including pro-German propaganda leaflets, posters, and newspapers, the 16mm Kodak camera used to shoot the film, and his mother's diaries and letters, which detail her thoughts and perceptions of the events as they occurred.
Ross Baker
Stan Baker
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Are your sources giving you any indication which way he's leaning?
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Are your sources giving you any indication which way he's leaning?
Funny note, if Rockets match on Parsons, he would make slightly more than Harden.
You don't remember Chris Sheridan from when he worked for ESPN?
Brown Co is terrible with all the problems they have in the metro areas of Gnaw Bone, Bean Blossom, Story, Helmsburg, Stone Head, Needmore, and Belmont. If I lived there, I'd have to constantly be shooting off my 12 ga streetsweeper to get a peaceful nights sleep from all those dadgum crickets, frogs, owls, etc.
Yep. Never made the connection to sheridanhoops. Doh!
Gnaw Bone! That brings back some memories.
But people thinking LeBron is a jerk for waiting are just looking for reasons to hate him. I'm sure he's purposely looking at his options and talking to his family to delay the rest of the NBA...
The Bean Blossom-Helmsburg Metroplex is likely the worst. Gnaw Bone isn't bad. I grew up there in the fifties, sixties. Definitely a Mayberry type place back then. Think I may still have my cane fishin' poles.
Yeah, lets throw in race. geez
Cleveland, according to...
I hate LeBron as much as the next Pacers fan who hates LeBron, but he might actually be waiting for July 10th to announce his decision because.... you know.... July 10th is when he can officially sign a contract. Just because the media and message boards want him to sign on July 2nd doesn't mean he can't "wait" until July 10th.
I could be wrong. We'll see.
so it's still way too early to make any declarations on a guy's career, but is Otto Porter the lowest key bust in the making since...I dunno. Thanks Anthony Bennett I guess.
done deal
As first reported by @sheridanhoops, LeBron will be joining the Cavs tomorrow. His announcement will be on SportsCenter tomorrow 12pm ET.— Chris Broussard (@Chriz_Broussard) July 10, 2014
We will see after next season. Washington was a good team, and didn't really have an opening for a rookie to play significant minutes
Being unable to close out a game in which you have a comfortable lead in the 4th Q = Pulling a Frank Vogel
it's obviously got legs, but that's a fake account
I feel like an idiot....
honestly if I were Lebron or Melo or Bosh or whoever I'd drag this out as long as I could just to mess with people I'd sit on my phone refreshing twitter just laughing.
Well that didn't stop him the last time but that is possible.
if Lebron really does go back I hope it means Cleveland gets new uniforms again like they did when he left. the ones they have now are terrible.
And I thanked you for it so....
getting 16/1 in Vegas
I understand y'all want me to say something more, but I've said all I needed to say. This photo from Vegas. pic.twitter.com/O1a7JUaGSg— Chris Sheridan (@sheridanhoops) July 10, 2014
I really liked their orange and blue color scheme. I hate the wine & gold.
Quickest way to blow a ton of money, bet on that 5:1 on the Heat...
"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
And the Cavs are 6:1.
Vegas knows.
Vegas knows how to take your money! There's an even bigger reason the Heat are 5/1.... They want the entire twitter universe firing on that 6/1, because they know LeBron is staying in Miami.
Irrelevant though.... 4062 is the winning ticket
Vegas knows


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Topical Group on the Physics of Climate
The objective of the GPC shall be to promote the advancement and diffusion of knowledge concerning the physics, measurement, and modeling of climate processes, within the domain of natural science and outside the domains of societal impact and policy, legislation and broader societal issues. The objective includes the integration of scientific knowledge and analysis methods across disciplines to address the dynamical complexities and uncertainties of climate physics. Broad areas of initial scientific inquiry are described in the Areas of Interest below. These are expected to evolve with scientific progress, while remaining entirely within the domain of natural science.
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The focus of the Topical Group on the Physics of Climate (GPC) is on the physics of climate processes and measurements. It is not intended to encompass the wider scope of physics associated with other environmental issues. The intended product of the GPC is physical insight and understanding of value to members of the Topical Group, APS members as a whole, and the broader scientific community concerned with climate issues. It is not concerned with matters of policy, legislation, or regulation. It is intended to be a mechanism for physicists with relevant skills, backgrounds, and interests to interact, to present research insights, to learn about and exchange views on the science, and to generally advance the physical understanding of climate.
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Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Urethal Sling Operation
I have recently had this operation. How long does it take to get back to normal? I am finding pelvic floor exercises painful and feel sick when doing them.
Sling operation should eliminate the need for pelvic exercise. You should also talk to the surgeon who performed the operation for, sometimes, inflammation due to foreign object may cause muscle pain. It may take few weeks to overcome this condition unless infection or over correction is the cause.
Ahmad Hamidinia, MD
Formerly, Professor of Clinical Surgery
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati


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