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MIAMI BEACH — Thursday night`s TeamTennis match between the Miami Beach Breakers and the San Antonio Racquets at Abel Holtz Tennis Center in Flamingo Park was an on- again, off-again affair.
In the night`s first set, the Breakers` Evonne Vermaak and Ilana Kloss defeated Kim Shaefer and Anne Smith 6-2 in women`s doubles. Miami Beach`s Steve Meister and Hank Pfister were tied at a game apiece in men`s singles before a 2-hour, 20-minute rain delay stopped the set.
With it resumed, Pfister went on to win 6-3 before the rain forced postponement of the match until 7 p.m. July 29 at Flamingo Park. The match will be resumed in the third of five sets with Miami Beach leading 9-8.
``I would have liked to continue playing,`` said Breakers player-coach Kloss. ``The (clay) courts are safe but soft. But they are using gut strings, which are really messed up by this rain, and they do have a flight to Boston to catch at 7:30 in the morning.
``This is just one of those things,`` San Antonio coach Clarence Mabry said. ``It`s not fair to anybody, this starting and stopping and starting again..
The Breakers will squeeze the match into their schedule after their July 29 home date against San Diego. The Racquets will play matches in San Antonio the night before and the night after the make-up match.


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Due to the previous inclement weather, the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) registration has been extended to September 14th at 11PM. If you would like your child to take the PSAT, please register and pay by using this payment link: www.TotalRegistration.net/PSAT/110591 no later than 11PM on September 14th. Please ignore the deadline date of September 13th on the letters that will be distributed to your student(s) during Homeroom today since they were printed prior to the closure of school.
Thank you!
Two Creekview students recently earned Eagle Scout badges as a result of many years of dedication and service.
Andrew Reisinger (L) and Warren Teachworth (R) were recognized for their achievement on August 24th at a local ceremony. Way to go guys!!!

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I'm August Abbott, cert. avian specialist; owner of N.CA Parrot Rescue. Give me just a few minutes to review your question & respond. I'm with you
Leg fractures happen sometimes with the most minor of events, like a hard fall from a perch, cage top or crash into a wall or window. Sometimes it's the result of another animal, human or any number of accidents that can happen. --- What's most important is to have your bird evaluated to decide where the break or fracture is and how bad. --- The 'shin bone' (tibiotarsal) is the most often fracture seen. Generally speaking, a special tape can be employed to splint the leg for approximately a month to set and heal certain types of these fractures successfully. --- When the fracture is of the femur (thigh bone), surgery is necessary.
--- So you see, it's vitally important to have a hands on exam in order to determine what this is and exactly where. I have a gorgeous Scarlet macaw in sanctuary right now with two previously broken legs that never healed right and now she's doomed to a life of deformity, special needs and times of 'sobbing' when she thinks she's alone and no one can hear. Nothing will rip your heart out more than something like this, especially knowing that with early care it never had to become a permanent disability
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You've probably heard the furore over the leaked e-mails from the Climate Research Unit (CRU) at the University of East Anglia. If you are a climate denier/sceptic then this is the proof you've been waiting for that the whole thing is a socialist scam to enslave the world. Even George Monbiot says that heads should roll. Rejoice!
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2. The censorship of research. This refers to the controversy in 2004 over the editorial policy in the journal Climate Research and again the row was very public at the time. Several editors resigned in protest at the acceptance of a number of (sceptical) papers which they felt did not meet proper academic standards. Academic politics can get quite bitter.
3. Freedom of Information requests. Again this has all been in the open, although I believe that in general data should be shared, even with people who will misinterpret it, deliberately or otherwise.
4. One researcher is frustrated he can't explain why 2008 was relatively cool. If you've worked in academic circles, there are always problems like this to solve.
What else do the e-mails tell us? That climatologists can be truculent, defensive and sometimes rude about others in private. Well, just like the rest of us then...
The whole fuss has got the denial brigade back in the media just before Copenhagen. You'd think someone had planned the whole thing.
Also, Nigel Lawson has launched a new "cross-party policy forum" on global warming which is going to carry out an objective review of the evidence. Except the board of trustees and scientific advisors are packed with the usual suspects from the denial circuit (Lindzen, Stott, Plimer - the best that money can buy). The banner of the website shows temperature data from 2001-08, nailing their colours firmly to the mast. Looks like the Heartland Institute on Thames, then.
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Wash Your Beard
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Winter can wreak havoc on a complexion, especially if it's already dry. After conditioning your beard, smooth on a moisturizing cream or beard oil to up the hydration ante. Kiehl's Nourishing Beard Grooming Oil—formulated with an aromatic blend of sandalwood, cedarwood, and eucalyptus essential oils—can help soften facial hair. The result? A comfortable, touchable beard. To style your beard, apply a handful of Baxter of California Grooming Cream onto your beard in your desired shape. The lightweight, versatile formula provides soft shine and weightless hold. Bye-bye flyaways!
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It can take quite some time to grow your beard out to your desired length. Once you do, it's important to trim it on a consistent basis. This can help your beard look more controlled and neat, with reduced discomfort. Use an electric razor or small safety scissors for an even cut. Visit a stylist or barber for help if needed.
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Regular brushing can give your beard a clean shape and smooth texture. But don't just use your girlfriend's brush or comb. Invest in a specially-designed beard comb or brush for best results, like Baxter of California's Beard Comb. From cutting to polishing, each comb goes through a detailed 12-step process of manufacturing (all done by hand), resulting in smoothly tapered teeth and rounded tips for comfort and care of the beard and facial skin. If your beard is thick, consider a boar hair bristle brush.
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Adam McIlwaine BSc Hons, PG.Cert Sports Biomech Med, is our lead podiatrist. Having studied and gained experience in Scotland, he returned home to Northern Ireland to develop a successful business in biomechanics and motion analysis, namely MultiSport Podiatry. He currently travels to clinics throughout the greater Belfast area, and at North Down Physio we are privileged to have him for a weekly clinic.
Adam currently works with international athletes, sports institutes and professional sporting teams. The same professional approach is extended to treat recreational athletes and active children or adolescents.
His aim is to help individuals achieve their functional or sporting goals and return from injury with confidence by using evidence based treatment programmes and the latest technology to aid assessment.
Specialist interest areas include injury prevention in elite triathletes and runners, lower limb overuse injuries and running technique correction.
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