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I'm a 24 year old sexually active female. Earlier this week, around the start of my period, I developed some serious itching around my vulva. The itching turned to severe pain, and when I looked at it a few days later, I had developed several pimple-like bumps all over my vulva, particularly around the bottom near my perineum. Most of them have whiteheads. They are not overly swollen. They don't have a red base or ring and aren't crusted over or in clusters (so I don't think it's herpes). I've been checking every day, and there seem to be more of them. This morning I noticed that in some areas (one between labia minora and majora and one right at my perineum), there is a spread out, flat-ish, kind of plaque-like lesion also. They are all extremely, extremely painful. I've also been having constant clear odorless discharge. It's mostly watery with a bit of mucus. I'm not sure if it is coming from my vagina or from the bumps, but I have to change my underwear almost every hour or so. Also now there is pain/discomfort with urination. It feels like there is a small obstruction almost when I urinate.
A few weeks ago, I thought I had a yeast infection. Unfortunately, I have been living paycheck to paycheck and could not afford treatment. I have a new boyfriend that I have been sleeping with, monogamously. We have been having pretty rough sex. Could this be a cause? He is going to get an STD panel done, but he isn't showing symptoms of anything.
I've been doing hot compresses several times a day. I also tried hydrogen peroxide and neosporin ointment. The pain is nearly unbearable, particularly at night and it itches a lot. I can't see a doctor until Monday, and I'm not sure how I'm going to get through the next 2 days. I have never had anything like this before. I've never had an STD. I get a pimple once in a while here and there down there, especially when I shave (I have stopped doing this for the past few years and only trim now). I'm a very clean person and take care of myself pretty well down there. I don't have health insurance right now, and have very little money for treatment/medication. I'm really, really scared. Does anyone else have this problem or know what it is?
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Her team's 49-26 victory over fifth-ranked American Fork Wednesday night at Salt Lake Community College was so lopsided it baffled coaches from both teams.
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Dalebout said she has watched Molen struggle with confidence at times, and it is heartbreaking because the teen is so talented.
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Dalebout is an emotional coach, but she said her young players have struggled with her intensity. So she said she's tried, albeit sometimes unsuccessfully, to use a softer, more positive approach with her budding players. "It's hard to know, when they're young, what to say to them," she said. "When they're older, I feel like I can be a little more fierce with them. But I think tonight she came out and responded nicely."
Molen said of Dalebout's comment in the first quarter: "It made me truly feel that she believed in me, and it just gave me a boost of confidence that I could do it."
Molen just got more impressive as the game rolled along. She and freshman guard Harley Hansen were key in the Fremont press and they both hit big shots to help the Silver Wolves hang onto the momentum.
At one point, Dalebout called to Hansen: "Harley, don't fall asleep on me!"
Moments later, Hansen, stole the ball and hit a jump shot. Hansen finished with 12 points, four assists and three steals.
Both teams were a little tentative at first and the pace was frenetic. It was junior Amanda Wayment and the Silver Wolves' lone senior, Tanesha Daniels, who stepped up at that time to score and rebound, giving their team an 11-5 lead at the end of the quarter.
"I felt like I didn't play well on Monday," said Daniels. "I felt like I stepped it up a lot. I felt like I grew up." Fremont players and their coach said they have matured over the season and are finally playing with the chemistry and confidence they knew was there in the beginning.
"They matured a lot," said Daniels of her young teammates. "They're not playing like sophomores and juniors. They're playing like seniors — all of them."
And the freshman might be the most unruffled by the pressure.
"I wasn't nervous," Hansen said with a shrug. "I was excited. I was ready to play, and I wanted to go for it."
Dalebout was elated at what her team accomplished Wednesday night.
"I'm amazed honestly," she said. "I was amazed at some of the things they were doing. We've been working and emphasizing some of those things all year long, and it's just clicking right now. It's unbelievable. It makes me very proud." The fact that her players never saw themselves as a fourth-place team not only gave them confidence that opponents might not understand, but it has also allowed them to play with some freedom.
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"It was more a shoulders-up problem than a matchup problem," he said. "I don't know." He said they may have overprepared for the game, something he's carefully avoided this season.
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Steamboat Springs — The long-planned promenade at the base of Steamboat Ski Area is set to take shape next spring and summer as crews lay the walkway from Torian Plum Plaza to the Bear River Bar & Grill.
The Steamboat Springs City Council, acting as the Steamboat Springs Redevelopment Authority, unanimously approved Tuesday the issuance of $17.5 million in bonds for redevelopment projects at the ski base. City Assistant Finance Director Bob Litzau said that total includes $8.5 million to pay off existing bonds and $2.6 million to repay a loan from the city that helped fund work this year. About $5 million is slated for work scheduled to occur in 2010.
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"Because of the recession, I think the (urban redevelopment authority) projects have additional importance to keep locals working," Litzau said. He added that "because of the construction slowdown, we're getting a lot better pricing." The $5 million to be spent in 2010, Litzau said, will go "a lot farther than two to three years ago."
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Kracum said base area work next summer could employ 15 to 20 local workers. He said as always, anyone with questions or concerns about base area redevelopment projects could call his cell phone at 970-871-7077.
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This week at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre – as he had at the city's Playhouse during the International Festival – choreographer Ohad Naharin arrived early enough for the show by the company he leads, Batsheva, to talk to those gathered outside.
In Scotland's capital, he has found – to a degree repeated nowhere else in the UK – that these will not be interested dance fans, but people who deem themselves to be political activists. Specifically they see themselves as pro-Palestinian, although that is the sort of misuse of language we also see in anti-abortionists describing themselves as pro-life. More accurately, the protesters are anti-Israeli and they gather to protest at the presence in the capital of the Tel Aviv-based company, which, they say, is funded by the Israeli state and is being used as an arm of its international diplomacy.
Much of this is debatable or treats half-truths as proven fact. Much like our own Scottish Ballet and Scottish Dance Theatre, the dancers are an international troupe and that is as true of the young company, Batsheva Ensemble, which was in Edinburgh this past week with Deca Dance, as it was of the senior dancers, who performed Hora in August. If the company, founded by American doyenne of choreography Martha Graham in 1964, are propagandists, they are peculiar ones: Hora included the music of the controversially anti-semitic Wagner, and parts of Deca Dance have, as Mary Brennan noted in her review in Thursday's paper, Arabic music in the soundscore.
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Perhaps Naharin was able to say some of this to the protesters outside calling for a cultural boycott of all things Israeli. That would have been a reasonable exchange of views in a democratic country. There is not, however, a cultural boycott of Israel in place and the extent of popular support for such a move is difficult to assess, although my suspicion is that it is nowhere near the top of the agenda of many Scots. Where it would leave those doing work across the divide – like Daniel Barenboim in music or the late Juliano Mer-Khamis in theatre – is a question that those who care about peace may be inclined to ask.
The Edinburgh protesters were not content to make their presence felt in the public realm outside the venues, however. During the EIF, and again this past week, they have purchased tickets for the performances and repeatedly interrupted them with their own less precise – but clearly synchronised – choreography of standing in their places in the auditorium, shouting slogans and unfurling flags and banners, until they were drowned out by audience applause and front-of-house staff ushered them out.
Whatever you think of the arguments on either side about the disputed lands of the Middle East – and, to be clear, I tend to believe that the continuing conflict is one of the many mistakes of the "settlement" after the Second World War, but that's where we are – this has been an extraordinarily misguided, not to say downright dumb, form of protest. It is patronising in the extreme to suggest that knowledgable dance-lovers need to be informed about the origins of the company and the political situation in that part of the world, and fantastically naive to imagine that anyone who has gone to see the show is likely to be persuaded to your cause if you interrupt their evening to shout about it. So even those inside inclined to be sympathetic to the rights of the Palestinian people to their homeland will have wanted to distance themselves from the attention-seeking wretches doing the shouting.
The broader constituency of support for the Palestinian cause outside of the auditorium might also be inclined to question the use to which their financial contributions are being put. By my reckoning, during the Festival and before this week's shows, the protesters spent what was easily a four-figure sum on tickets for performances they were not interested in watching – and I very much doubt those tickets were purchased with the personal cash of those occupying the seats. The boost to box-office receipts was one the EIF would presumably happily have foregone.
And what a hollow victory it will be if, despite the dignity with which the dancers comported themselves during the interruptions and the willingness of Naharin to debate, Dance Consortium decides that touring to Edinburgh for their companies to be abused is a fool's errand and leaves Scotland off its itinerary in future. Wha's like us, indeed?


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Group 1 winner Moment Of Change will have the chance to add another big win to his resume when he returns first-up in the Group 1 2013 Newmarket Handicap (1200m) on March 9.
Leading trainer Peter Moody has set the Newmarket as the comeback goal for the four-year-old who has not raced since winning the Group 1 Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes in September due to injury.
The son of Barely A Moment twisted a joint and was ruled out of the remainder of the Spring Carnival after impressing in three early spring starts.
He won the Show County Quality and finished third in the Tramway Handicap in Sydney before heading back to Melbourne to score a dominant Sir Rupert Clark Stakes win.
Rob Slade from Slade Bloodstock, who syndicate the talented gelding, told racingnetwork Moment Of Change has made a full recovery from his injury and is on track to target the Newmarket.
"There are very few suitable 1200-metre races around for him then, so we'll go for the biggest one," Slade said.
A winner of five of nine starts, Moment Of Change has collected over $415,000 in prizemoney in his young career.
Bought for $50,000 at the 2010 Magic Millions yearling, the exciting galloper has well and truly paid back his price tag.
He is soon to get back to more serious training as he is currently seven weeks into an eight-week water-walker program.
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A BANK branch in a North Yorkshire village is due to close because it is not used enough by residents.
The NatWest says it has taken the decision to close its Great Ayton branch on December 2 because the number of transactions taking place in the Great Ayton branch had dropped by 13 per cent over the last few years. It says the branch, which is open for 14 hours a week in the village, only has 40 customers who use it regularly.
The next nearest branch is just over three miles away in Stokesley.
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But deputy chair of Great Ayton Parish Council, Councillor Simon Jackson, said there was often a queue at the bank when it was open.
He said he was not aware of any consultation in the village over the move and it was the first the council had heard about the closure.
"I know there are going to be a lot of disappointed people who always kept with the NatWest because of the possibility of going into the branch," he said.
A spokeswoman for NatWest said overall its banking network had experienced a 30 per cent drop in transactions at branches since 2010 as people move to banking online, over the phone, through its upgraded ATM network and mobile transactions.
But she said in Great Ayton they had come to an agreement with the local Post Office, to ensure customers who wanted to, could still withdraw cash, pay in money and check balances free of charge at the village Post Office.
She said: "When we close a branch, we take a number of factors into account including usage and alternative ways to bank with us in the local area. We've taken a number of measures to ensure that our customers will still have access to banking in the area.
"We do understand that some of our customers do not use the internet or mobile phone app and prefer to be served over-the-counter. As a result we have come to an agreement with the local Post Office, which is close to both branches, so that customers can withdraw cash, pay in money and check balances free of charge. In the coming months businesses will be able to get coinage."
She said they will also lift basic bank account ATM restrictions for Great Ayton branch customers, so they can use all other ATMs.


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Why are convicted murderers allowed to be trusty inmates?
PINE BLUFF (KATV) — Out of 17,000 Arkansans jailed in Department of Corrections prisons, just about 1,700 have been granted trusty status.
Nearly four percent of those trusty inmates are convicted murderers - just like Timothy Buffington.
It was 2005 when David Thompson, 28, was accused of killing Dee Minchew, 27, in Pine Bluff in what was said by police to be an "execution-style" slaying.
He was one of two others convicted in the homicide.
Thompson was sentenced in 2006 to serve 40 years behind bars, but today he's a trusty inmate serving his sentence at the Varner Unit in Grady.
Thompson, just like Buffington, is one of 65 murderers in the Department of Corrections that have been granted trusty status.
"We have people who are in for what you would perceive as lesser crimes, who are doing less time, who are not trusty inmates and that's because of their behavior," said Shea Wilson, spokeswoman for ADC.
Wilson mentioned, inmates in for robbery for example, might not be eligible for "trusty status" because they don't get along with other inmates, have a history with guards or other behavior related problems while incarcerated.
Inmate Buffington was able to prove to the ADC Classification Board that he was on his best behavior.
Buffington was able to achieve "trusty status" within four years of his jailing in 1999.
"This is a person who up until the night he escaped from prison, had no disciplinary record in his file," commented Wilson.
Despite his clean record inside prison, Buffington was subsequently denied parole in January 2012, 2013 and 2014 - none of which had any effect on Buffington's trusty status.
Even though a convicted murderer like Buffington can become a trusty - that doesn't mean all inmates are able to do the same.
"A person who's convicted of capital murder, crimes of a sexual nature, you would not be eligible for trusty status," said Wilson.
But Wilson mentions that all trusty inmates, including those in for murder, will eventually be released from prison.
Buffington had only four years left on his sentence.
Wilson said the Department of Corrections most likely won't alter they grant trusty status, simply because Buffington is the only convicted murderer they've had escape from their trusty program.
Once Buffington is back in custody, Wilson said ADC will review all procedures in regard to the inmate's escape.
The search still continues two weeks after his escape.


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HOLDERNESS — The Little Church Theater in Holderness will be presenting the musical "Nunsense" Thursday through Sunday, August 15-18 and again from August 22 through 25. Performances are 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, with a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday.
Lisa Lovett, Executive Director of The Little Church Theater, is especially excited about this production. "It's a glorious way to celebrate our tenth year in operation," she said.
The cast of energetic nuns features local actresses Jennifer Bleiler, Terri Dautcher, Lisa Lovett, and Libby Schwaner. They are directed by Sharon Rae Paquette.
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Parenting Perspectives: Trying to be a more playful parent
It's not yet 7 a.m. on Sunday, and Owen and I are the only ones awake. He holds up a Frisbee and asks me what it is.
I've been neglecting the yard work. Weeds sprout from between each row of patio pavers. I bend down to pluck one, and another, and another. Owen's voice calls me back.
"Let's play catch!"
The grass is wet from the storm the night before. He doesn't like the feel of it around his feet. We stay on the patio.
I plop down on my bottom and toss him the Frisbee. And pick a weed.
He tosses me the Frisbee using both hands, like he's making a granny shot. I catch it, and pick another weed. I pick a few more.
"Mommy, watch me!"
Still I try to multitask, weeds and Frisbee, missing it. Missing his eagerness to play catch. Missing this moment, the likes of which I know are fleeing fast. And missing the Frisbee when it flies into my downturned head.
I chastise myself, but can't seem to help it. I've never been a great play partner for my kids. It's just not one of my strong points as a parent.
When Eve was a baby, I'd watch my mommy friends play with their little ones so effortlessly, making up silly games and eliciting giggles. Meanwhile, I sat on the floor clueless, racking my brain for how to entertain her.
As a 4-year-old, her never-ending requests to role-play pre-scripted imaginary games while I was trying to care for a baby would drive me batty.
Now, it seems life is filled with more distractions. I'm working more hours than ever before in my parenthood. I seem to always have one hand and one eye on my cellphone.
Even when I try to be intentional about giving my all to my kids, I'm just not that playful, or patient.
When Eve pulls out her Barbie gear, I get down on the floor to dress and undress the dolls. But after a while I get distracted by the itty bitty pieces being strewn all over the carpet and begin picking up.
Owen's newest favorite game is to have me draw pictures, usually barnyard animals, over and over and over again. So I color white sheets of printer paper with broken crayons, or scribble on a magnetic drawing board, over and over and over again. And by about the 18th over again, I'm done.
Then there's the shrieks and tears and hair-pulling that their joint play tends to devolve into, and I end up playing referee instead.
Still, I know there's no better way to teach my kids than through play. There are no memories I'll cherish more, like Saturday morning, when I pushed them on a backyard swing set, they pushed me in a hammock, and I kicked a soccer ball with Eve.
And so, six years into parenting, I'll continue to practice playing.
Summer seems like the perfect time to do so, when we can swing, slide and splash in the water.
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At least, that's what the sales figures for American consumer games market share in February shows as compiled by NPD Group. Nintendo blew away competitors by the thousands. The company sold 485,000 DS units and 335,000 Wii consoles in the month. Microsoft, on the other hand, only managed to sell 228,000 of its Xbox 360, while Sony was struggling to move 127,000 units of its PlayStation 3 out of its stores.
The popularity of the Wii console was evident in the impact its sales had on the company's supply chain, Nintendo said. Gamers were "snapping up virtually every system available in America," the company added.
Combined, Nintendo game systems "represented 54 percent of all hardware sales in February, more than those of all other manufacturers combined," noted the company.
Nintendo's success was attributed to the simplicity of it's products.
"The DS has games that go down to pre-school level and the Wii has games where you don't even need to crack the instruction manual at all to play."
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Caribbean Airlines and Colombia's Avianca are in talks that could result in direct flights between Colombia and T&T. This would facilitate easier business and trade between the two countries, said Alfonso Múnera, secretary general, Association of Caribbean States (ACS).
Múnera spoke about a meeting between T&T's Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Dookeran and Colombia's Foreign Affairs Minster Maria Angela Holguin in June in which the management of Colombia's largest airline, Avianca was also involved. These talks between the airlines is the result of an ACS ministerial meeting held in February in Panama. Múnera spoke to the Guardian last Thursday at the office of the ACS, Sweet Briar Road, St Clair.


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Ramotowski: Take a trip to see rare annular eclipse
Updated 8:35 pm, Monday, May 14, 2012
Let's talk about the annular solar eclipse Sunday.
In case you haven't heard, the moon will move to a spot perfectly aligned between the sun and Earth to create one of the sky's most spectacular sights, an annular eclipse.
And if you happen to be in the right place at the right time Sunday, you will be one of thousands who will view this spellbinding event.
The only catch is that you'll need to hop in the car and go on a road trip to view it. Sadly, South Texas is not on the viewing track, but it's been almost 20 years since a solar eclipse occurred in the U.S., so you should seriously consider going.
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The next eclipse will be in Australia, so this one is easier to manage.
The May eclipse is an annular, or ring, eclipse because the moon will pass directly in front of the sun and cover only about 88 percent of it. If the moon were to completely cover the sun, it would be a total eclipse.
Before I say any more, you must use a proper solar filter to watch this eclipse. Since part of the sun will be visible during the eclipse, it is mandatory to use a solar filter.
Tahoka is the nearest place for viewing. Tahoka is just south of Lubbock and at the end of the eclipse path. Albuquerque, N.M., is another great location, along with St. George, Utah.
The eclipse will last a bit more than four minutes, so it's important to make the most of your observing time.
The eclipse begins during the early evening hours, and maximum eclipse happens just before sunset for the cities mentioned. This should offer some exciting photo opportunities, so pack a camera.
Viewers near Lubbock will witness the beginning of the eclipse at 7:31 p.m., with maximum eclipse occurring just five minutes later.
Eclipse chasers in Albuquerque will see the beginning of the event at 6:28 p.m.
The hour time difference is because of the time-zone difference between Texas and New Mexico.
There's a very nice interactive map that shows the path and times of the eclipse at eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEgoogle/SEgoogle2001/SE2012May20Agoogle.html
Ideally, you want to be on the center line shown on the map to get the most of your eclipse experience, but anything inside the blue lines will work.
Coastal viewers in Northern California will be treated to an eclipse that sets over the Pacific Ocean.
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Album Rating: 4.5Title track is current fav
Album Rating: 4.5Her voice...
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Album Rating: 5.0Excellent review! Been a huge Kate Bush fan for many years and I have to say, this is probably her best work since Hounds of Love. The title track encapsulates the thesis of the album brilliantly, just an incredibly well conceived piece of work. I really want to write a review for this but ehh, I think your review summarises everything perfectly
Thank you! And yeah, this is right up there with her best albums - I might still raise my rating. The first track is still my favorite though.
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Album Rating: 4.0I haven't heard this in a while
It's getting hot as fuck so I'll probably save it for the winter
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Album Rating: 4.0brrr
Raised my rating for this to 4.5 during one of the hottest summers I can remember, which is so odd because this is obviously a seasonal album. I can only imagine how well it will serve me come winter.
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"Snowflake" is SO good. So cold-sounding but so beautiful.
Album Rating: 4.0makes my heart warm hmmm
This album is best to listen to near a fireplace with a warm cup of hot chocolate.
Album Rating: 3.5still one of my least favs of hers hmm
Album Rating: 4.0Aww damn. If Ross was still contrib. we'd have a staff/contrib knock-out with this one.
Still love it. First song is amazing.
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'UDA sergeant major' jailed for blackmail
A man alleged to be the UDA "sergeant major" of Carrickfergus has been jailed for a total of six and a half years for involvement in the £10,000 blackmail of a drug dealer and possession of a gun.
George Kennedy, from The Hollies, Carrickfergus, who still maintains his innocence, claimed he'd gone to the victim's home as a friend, and in reality was nothing more than "a mere messenger".
However, at Belfast Crown Court, Judge McReynolds said Kennedy was more than a messenger, although he was not trusted enough "to be a money collector".
The 42-year-old, alleged by his victim to be the local UDA sergeant major, was caught in a police sting operation in January along with a second Carrick man, 43-year-old Colville Hogsett, of Maple Gardens, who was alleged to be the UDA commander in the seaside town.
Hogsett was jailed for five years in June because of his guilty plea to the blackmail plot, which began in December 2006.
Kennedy was also jailed for five years, but was given an additional 18 months yesterday for possessing an 8mm pistol and five rounds of ammunition, which were uncovered in the hotpress of his flat.
Defence lawyer Peter Irvine said Kennedy "simply wants to be left alone and serve out his sentence".
Kennedy, who'd been taped reassuring the victim he'd be safe if the money was paid, was arrested at his flat after the money, supplied by police, was given to Hogsett in his home.
The court had heard that when police stormed Hogsett's home after the victim — who cannot be named for legal reasons — handed over the blackmail money, he threw it in the fire.
The court had heard that Kennedy and another man had gone to the home of the victim on December 4, 2006, and after accusing him of drug dealing, ordered him to pay £10,000 or leave the country.
The victim initially fled to England but on his return finally went to police after learning "he was going to receive a severe beating even if he had paid the money".
Eventually, on January 4 last year, police supplied the victim with £10,000 in cash and were on hand as he took it to Hogsett's home.
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A 1992 video of Shaun Sperling's Bar Mitzvah was recently posted on Youtube and it's been striking a pose to thousands of views.
Sperling performed a solo dance act to Madonna's "Vogue."
As Sperling stepped into the dance floor, he removed his blazer to reveal an image of the Queen of Pop printed on the back of his shirt.
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As many major league pitchers do, Randy Jones played his fair share of golf when he was with the Padres. Then he retired and it seemed like more of an obsession than pastime.
"I always joked that the reason I play golf is to remind myself of why I played baseball," Jones said with a chuckle. "It a very humbling challenge."
The former Cy Young Award winner, one of San Diego's most enduring and beloved stars, worked his way down to a 1-handicap after hanging up his glove in 1982 and seemingly couldn't play enough. One of his favorite things was to play in charity scrambles, and he estimates that he did so as an honored guest at least 50 times a year at his peak.
The charity format suited Jones, with his outgoing nature and gift of gab.
"Every time I went out I played with someone new," he said. "You never know who you're going to meet or talk to. You learn something every day. I love that."
With probably 1,000 scrambles under his belt, Jones, 63, is now trying to take the charity golf cause to another level. He and some partners have developed the Randy Jones Invitational, in which teams from various charity tournaments in San Diego have the chance to qualify for a tournament at Torrey Pines in February that will send the winning foursome and four of their friends on an all-expenses-paid trip to Pebble Beach.
"I always enjoyed the charity events, but we started thinking outside the box. We wanted to do something even bigger," Jones said. "We thought that if we did this right, we could make a big difference for a lot of different charities."
Jones said the excitement for him comes in "identifying the best charity scramble team in San Diego.
"Some people absolutely love these events; they play in them every week," Jones said. "I like to see the pride they have in wanting to play well."
The Invitational, with the Sycuan Resort as the presenting sponsor, works like this: The top three finishing teams from every charity tournament in San Diego qualify to play for free in the Randy Jones "semifinals," to be staged at Sycuan in January. The top 36 low-gross scoring teams (no professionals are allowed) from the semifinals will reach the finals, to be played Feb. 8-9 on the Torrey Pines South and North courses. An awards gala will be held on the second night at the Hilton La Jolla.
The entry fee for the finals is $3,200 per foursome, with the winning team receiving a two-day trip for eight to play Pebble Beach. Also, $10,000 will be awarded to the charity tournament from which the winning team qualified.
There also will be a $1 million Hole-in-One Challenge that the public can enter.
"We think it's a win, win, win," said Linda Gandy, who is chairing the tournament from her post as president of Fairway Partners, a for-profit company that helps charities stage golf tournaments.
Gandy has helped organize numerous charity events, including one she ran for the National Kidney Foundation. She donated one of her kidneys to her son, Brandon, when he was 18 years old.
"My heart goes out to all charities," Gandy said, "And my heart is in golf."
She offered with a laugh that she and her husband, Curt, were married on the first hole at Cottonwood Golf Course 30 years ago in October.
There is room in the semifinals for 375 teams, or 1,500 golfers. As of the weekend, Gandy said she had 400 golfers signed up. She said the biggest challenge has been getting word out to organizers and golf courses that have already staged events in 2013. The top three teams from any charity tournament with a minimum of 60 players will be accepted.
Although the teams can qualify with net handicap scores, the semifinals and finals will be gross scores, with walking scorers with each group, Gandy said, to ensure all scores are legitimate.
In other words: Sandbaggers need not apply.
For more information on the tournament, visit randyjonesinvitational.com.


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Patience and plate discipline. Good baseball teams have it. Those that don't, struggle.
David Perno said those are two of the reasons Georgia is spending the postseason at home after finishing 29-26 this season.
For example. Although Georgia batted a respectable .305, the strikeout-to-walk ratio was the worst in the Southeastern Conference.
The numbers make Perno cringe: One strikeout every 5.5 at-bats, one walk every 12.7 at-bats.
''It was a combination of things, but No. 1 was having our guys ready to hit, and I don't think we did a great job of that. We took too many good pitches and swung at too many bad pitches,'' Perno said. ''What we've got to do now create a better system, discipline-wise, to get counts in our favor.''
Do that, Perno says, and the Diamond Dogs should be able to cure some of offensive inconsistencies that plagued the team most of last year.
Replacing former hitting coach Rick Eckstein with Baseball Operation's Director Don Norris was Perno's first step toward implementing the new plan.
At least Perno hopes so.
Georgia finished ninth in the league in both on-base percentage (.366) and home runs (38), the program's fewest since 1993.
''That's the whole key. I mean, how much better is a hitter like David Coffey going to be if he's got guys on base ahead of him with percentages of .430?'' Perno said. ''It's the whole concept, it's the whole plan. As a whole, if we improve our discipline, if we can improve our strikeout to walk ratio, we're going to get more pitches we can handle, more pitches we can drive, we're going to have more people on base.''
At least Georgia's starting pitching shouldn't be a problem.
Sean Ruthven (3-5, 4.72), Michael Hyle (6-1, 3.32), Will Startup (3-4, 4.36) and Paul Lubrano (5-3, 3.96) all return to potentially give the Diamond Dogs one of the league's stronger rotations. Include Mickey Westphal, who expects to be 100 percent after undergoing shoulder surgery Tuesday, along with Brent Benefield (2-3, 2.57), and Georgia has the core for one of its deeper staffs in recent memory.
''That's what we'll be hoping for,'' Perno said. ''And that would be a switch for us. Usually, we go into a season worried about our starting pitching. Next year, we're going to have guys competing to see who that Friday starter is going to be.''
Perno is also crossing his fingers that his squad won't be hurt too badly by next month's Major League draft.
The Diamond Dogs are expected to lose junior third baseman Lee Mitchell (.299-11-52) to the professional ranks, perhaps Coffey (.355-9-40), and maybe six of the 17 newcomers signed by the team last November.
That group includes Lakeside pitcher Paul Bacot (6-foot-6, 200 pounds), Portal pitcher Brooks Brown (6-3, 198), Deerfield-Windsor pitcher Joey Carroll (6-6, 195), Cartersville first baseman Josh Morris (6-foot-5, 245), Seminole Community College pitcher David Timm (6-5, 195) and Cartersville infielder Russ Mitchell (6-foot, 175).
''This incoming class is the best group of signees we've had since I've been here,'' Perno said. ''Of course, a lot's going to depend on how many turn pro.''
Georgia's only other losses will be senior first baseman Justin McClain and senior pitchers Matt Woods and Brandon Moorhead, who signed with the Seattle Mariners on Tuesday.
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Friday, May 23, 2003.
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84. Do not be ashamed of the slowness and procrastination with which they are so fond of charging1 you; if you begin the war in haste, you will end it at your leisure, because you took up arms without sufficient preparation. Remember that we have always been citizens of a free and most illustrious state, [2] and that for us the policy which they condemn may well be the truest good sense and discretion. It is a policy which has saved us from growing insolent in prosperity or giving way under adversity, like other men. We are not stimulated by the allurements of flattery into dangerous courses of which we disapprove; nor are we goaded by offensive charges into compliance with any man's wishes. [3] Our habits of discipline make us both brave and wise; brave, because the spirit of loyalty quickens the sense of honour, and the sense of honour inspires courage; wise, because we are not so highly educated that we have learned to despise the laws, and are too severely trained and of too loyal a spirit to disobey them. We have not acquired that useless over-intelligence which makes a man an excellent critic of an enemy's plans, but paralyses him in the moment of action. We think that the wits of our enemies are as good as our own, and that the element of fortune cannot be forecast in words. [4] Let us assume that they have common prudence, and let our preparations be, not words, but deeds2. Our hopes ought not to rest on the probability of their making mistakes, but on our own caution and foresight. We should remember that one man is much the same as another, and that he is best who is trained in the severest school.
1 Too much haste, too little speed. Our discretion and discipline are the secret of our greatness. We must no under value our enemies, and we must not rely on fortune.
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We wish you all the best for the new year. We remember 2011 as the year when we, the members of the Summer Glau Wiki decided to turn our collective creativity and hard work into something worthwhile. We made a fan-art calendar, a project that brought our growing community closer together. The results exceeded our own expectations
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and a copy was sent to Summer an excellent gift to express our admiration and gratitude.
The new year have begun and a new exciting challenge will begin for us: The Summer Glau Wiki 2013 Calendar.
We hope that new artists will take the opportunity to submit their work and new ideas for this awesome project in our forum thread: Summer Glau Wiki Calendar
The Summer Glau Wiki 2012 took three months to complete, this year the deadline will be the first of June. That gives us six month to outdo ourselves this year. This is a great project for all who loves the talented actress Summer Glau.
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The active JC5 AX pickups are split coil humbuckers in American Standard® format.
We have found a way to combine the vintage construction technique (fiber coil body with AlNiCo 5 magnets and formvar wire) with modern micro-electronics. You can't tell the difference from the looks. AX-Series pickups can be combined with with passive controls without the need of special pots. An A250K / 47nF tone blend will work perfectly, giving you a hum-free 5-string that can deliver a typical vintage-soundrange, as well as modern tones if used with active tone controls.


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In 1965, Roger Daltrey sang, "I hope I die before I get old. " Forty years later, The Who's Daltrey and Pete Townshend (who wrote the lyric...
In 1965, Roger Daltrey sang, "I hope I die before I get old."
Forty years later, The Who's Daltrey and Pete Townshend (who wrote the lyric) remain alive and well. But in a way, they might have been better off living up to (no pun intended) their proclamation.
"Unless you're Shannon Hoon (of Blind Melon), dying is the only thing that guarantees a rock star will have a legacy that stretches beyond temporary relevance," writes Chuck Klosterman in his new book, "Killing Yourself To Live: 85% of a True Story" (Scribner, 245 pp., $23).
"I want to find out why the greatest career move any musician can make is to stop breathing," he says.
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Chuck Klosterman will read from "Killing Yourself to Live: 85% of a True Story," 7 p.m. Thursday, University Book Store, 4326 University Way N.E., Seattle; free (206-634-3400 or www.ubookstore.com) and 7:30 p.m. Aug. 19, Elliott Bay Book Co., 101 S. Main St., Seattle; free (206-624-6600 or www.elliottbaybook.com)
Klosterman, a music critic for Spin magazine, sets out to tour the United States and visit the places where tragedy befell some of rock's greatest stars. He begins at the Chelsea Hotel in New York, where Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols killed his girlfriend, Nancy Spungen. (Vicious died of a drug overdose only months later.)
He then traipses across the country in a rented car to destinations including the swamp in Mississippi where Lynyrd Skynyrd's airplane crashed, the Rhode Island nightclub where a fire killed 100 at a Great White concert in 2003, and the soybean field in Clear Lake, Iowa, where the plane carrying Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and J.P. "Big Bopper" Richardson went down Feb. 3, 1959 — "the day the music died."
This is Klosterman's third book, following 2003's hip pop-culture manifesto, "Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs." In the tradition of Nick Hornby, Klosterman has emerged as the witty rock geek of a generation — "Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs" even made a cameo appearance on TV's "The O.C."
In "Killing Yourself to Live," he is mostly up to his usual tricks, which include extensively identifying each of his former girlfriends with a member of Kiss. He remains one of few writers who can make a reader laugh out loud. In Nashville, Tenn., he writes, "Line dancing reminds me of the way Great Britain used to fight land wars."
The subject of Klosterman's book may seem depressing, but it's seldom handled that way. One brief list of 10 memorable rock deaths reads more like those annual Darwin Awards that make jokes out of unusual demises.
Eventually he concludes, "I am not a serious person."
The real problem with "Killing Yourself," however, is the large subtext Klosterman has inserted about the women in his life. His constant contemplation of his love history nearly takes over the book. Worse, he tends to write about people in his life as though only to communicate with them, simply curious about their eventual reaction.
One suspects Klosterman wouldn't even deny this, but no one likes to feel like a middle man.
His point is that "it seems like love and death and rock 'n' roll are the same experience." That is, our experience of each is entirely predicated on context — we love a song because of what it makes us think about; we fall in love because of our own mind-set.
Finally, Klosterman makes his way to the Mecca of rock-star death: Seattle. Kurt Cobain's suicide, he says, is the ultimate rock death in altering memory.
"His death changed the history of the living. Suicide gave sorority girls depth; nihilistic punk kids, a soul; reformed metalheads, a brain," he writes. Cobain was "that popular-yet-unpopular kid who died for the sins of your personality."
Whether "Killing Yourself To Live" should have remained a magazine article (as originally planned) is debatable. But his general approach to music is captivating enough to warrant the pages.


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Oprah kicked off the final season of The Oprah Winfrey Show by giving every single one of her audience members a free trip to Australia, but today, things get a little bit more somber:
"Oprah revisits one of her most memorable shows when she returns to Williamson, West Virginia, the site of a town hall episode on AIDS on November 16, 1987. After Michael Sisco, a town resident who had contracted AIDS, swam in the local swimming pool, the mayor shut down the facility, sparking a community-wide debate. The emotional hour featured heated exchanges between Sisco and his neighbors, as fears spread in the early days of the AIDS epidemic. Now, close to 23 years later, Oprah returns to the Williamson Field House, site of the original show, for a candid discussion with Sisco's family members and other guests from the 1987 episode."
See a clip of Oprah talking about the original show above and then tune today (check your local listings for show times and channels) to see what's changed -- and what hasn't -- 23 years later.
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So I've just sold all my 5.1 kit (bit bored of it all really) and in the process of getting a 2 channel streaming setup together. Initially I was looking toward hifi separates with a budget of about £1.2k-ish but keep thinking maybe Sonos is the way forward, not that bothered by the multiroon aspects of it, though it would be nice. Main listening will be in front room.
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Whether it's for a charity or just for fun, being around others can truly enhance the experience of knitting and crocheting. In YarnCraft (our 30-minute downloadable audio-show) episode #17, my co-host Liz and I shared ideas for gathering to knit and crochet in a group.
Here are a few tips:
1. Do a pattern together. Whether you each create a rectangle for a Warm Up America! afghan or you all make the same pattern (like in our knit-along), you can find support (as well as expertise and advice) in numbers.
2. Add your own influence. Take a pattern like our basic wristers and personalize it. Each person can make it in their own colors, adding their own embellishments, etc.
3. Try new yarns. Throw a "yarn-tasting" party by gathering some friends and passing around some new yarns. Everyone can make a swatch of each yarn to take with them, so that you all know how the yarn works up and you have a record of the colors you like.
4. Teach new people. Bring new knitters and more experienced knitters together and hold a class. This is a great activities for mothers and daughters, girl and boy scouts, groups of new mothers (maybe make it a baby shower activity) and more.
5. Create for a cause. Make items to donate to the charity (find one at our Charity Connection) of your choice. It's always nice to know that your handiwork is going to a good cause.
For more ideas, as well as some great pattern recommendations, visit the YarnCraft blog post on this episode.


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Bustup Takeovers of Value‐Destroying Diversified Firms
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- Published: Apr 30, 2012
- Pages: 1175-1200
- DOI: 10.1111/j.1540-6261.1996.tb04066.x
We examine whether the value loss from diversification affects takeover and breakup probabilities. We estimate diversification's value effect by imputing stand‐alone values for individual business segments and find that firms with greater value losses are more likely to be taken over. Moreover, those acquired firms whose losses are greatest are most likely to be bought by LBO associations, which frequently break up their targets. For a subsample of large diversified targets: (1) higher value losses increase the extent of post‐takeover bustup; and (2) post‐takeover bustup generally results in divested divisions being operated as part of a focused, stand‐alone firm.


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March 14, 2012 at 2:53 pm #10317
Hi, in your demo page of the Velvet theme you have three columns under the slider, and the images in the columns there seems to list out without any distortion of proportions.
Following the link from the left image takes us to this page:
The image there shows a different view (crop) of the image but it's not distorted in proportions.
On the site I'm working with, I experience distortion of proportions. I can't see any obvious fix, as the featured image is used for both the smaller image on the front page, and the slider image on the actual page.
If I make the image fit the proportions of the front page, it will show drawn out/distorted on the linked page. If I make the image fit the proportions of the slider showing on the page they're featuring it will show squeezed/distorted on the front page.
Here is a link to the site I'm developing: http://pastabakeriet.no/beta/
Have a look at the three images under the slider and compare them with the images on the pages they link to.
Any helpful hints to avoid this distortion of proportions?March 14, 2012 at 3:39 pm #67645
I kind of solved it:-)
Sorry to clutter up this forum with my ongoing challenges, but I guess others might find them useful as long as I describe a problem, and also end up with a solution.
I'll try to explain how I solved it.
What I did was to first create a brand new page containing just a slideshow.
I then created a new dynamic template with the "Template builder" that contained a slideshow, and there I selected this new page for the slideshow.
In the actual page that features one of the three images on the front page, I chose the dynamic template that I just made, and voila… problem solved.
Hope that made sense:-)March 16, 2012 at 9:07 pm #67646
Hi thoddi,
We actually REALLY appreciate when users post an issue AND the solution they used to overcome it. We can only answer so many support requests in so much time so any additional help provided by you is really great :)
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I have enjoyed Kathy Reichs' books in the past, but this was way too technical, very boring, and it never seemed to produce the expected and desired excitement. There were too many loose ends and when the mystery was solved I didn't care anymore.
"Forensic anthropologist mystery"
Hard to understand French accent - especially at first
"First Reichs, will try more!"
This is the first Reichs novel I've read/listened to. I thought it was well paced, a good story, had nice twists and interesting characters. While it wasn't deep, it was entertaining.
"beautiful dames"
Doesn't Tempe have any friends or sisters that are not knock-out beautiful and very rich? Great read and I enjoy her wealth of knowledge but why does she have to temper her brains by being surrounded by super model type women? Having said that, I would love a movie from any of Kathy Reich's books; this one is no exception.
"bones to ashes"
It started out good, and then kind of petered out. Not much of a story line.
"Boring and then some"
I've been downloading books for six years and this is the second worst I've listened to. French accents and indepth medical technical terms was a bit overwhelming. The story is weak and the characters even weaker. The author attempts to pull it all together at the end but fails miserably. Save your money!
"Good book"
This was my second book by this author and it was very enjoyable. The reader is excellent. Worth a listen!
"Kathy all the way"
If you like Kathy's books, then you will love this one. A little more emotional than most of her books, this one deals with a lost childhood friend. Very good story and the usual outstanding story development.
"Too technical and boring.."
I bought this book as it was one of the top 10 downloads. Was throughly disappointed. The story is too uninteresting and technical, it takes all your will not to switch off player.
With difficulty I have reached midway and still does not have anything exciting to offer...
The narration is very monotonous and boring.
Bottomline:money wasted.
"Too much French"
I listened for 3 hours before finally stopping. I really couldn't past all of the French. I loved the reader and will look for other books read by her, but I really couldn't get into this book at all. Do all Kathy Reichs books have so much French in them?


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Rays Foundation announces awards
Rays Foundation announces awards
Recipients of the award were announced at a press conference at Tropicana Field, and Rays players who contributed to the Foundation -- a group that includes Carl Crawford, Evan Longoria, Carlos Pena and Scott Kazmir -- were in attendance.
The Rays Baseball Foundation is "committed to supporting youth and education programs throughout the Tampa Bay community," according to the press release. In 2008, the Foundation invested more than $600,000 in youth and education programs in the Tampa Bay region through grant programs and special events.
Grant programs for the Foundation include the Community Fund Grant, the All-Star Grant and the Field Renovation Grant.
The first players to contribute to the Foundation were Crawford and current Red Sox outfielder Rocco Baldelli. Since then, the group has expanded to include Akinori Iwamura, Kazmir, Longoria, Pena, Troy Percival, James Shields and Dan Wheeler.
Collectively, those players will contribute more than $1 million throughout the length of their contracts.
The 29 non-profit organizations that received contributions were:
- Alpha House of Pinellas County Inc. Parenting
- America's Second Harvest of Tampa Bay
- Best Buddies Tampa/Best Buddies International Inc.
- BLOOMING Place for Kids
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Charlotte County
- Boys & Girls Clubs of the Suncoast
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Manatee County
- Boys Initiative/Ophelia Project - Tampa Bay Workshops
- CASA (Community Action Stops Abuse)
- ChairScholars Foundation
- Clothes To Kids Inc.
- Community Learning Center of Pinellas County
- Creative Clay Cultural Arts Center
- Devereux Kids Program
- Eckerd Youth Alternatives
- Front Porch Community Development Association
- Girls Incorporated of Pinellas
- Happy Workers Children's Center
- Heart Gallery - Pinellas & Pasco
- Hillsborough Education Foundation Schools
- Manatee Education Foundation
- Mt. Zion Human Services Inc.
- Pinellas Education Foundation Education Scholarship Program
- Police Athletic League of St. Petersburg Inc.
- Salvation Army - Sallie House Camp Program
- The Children's Home Please
- The Pier Aquarium Science Program
- YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg
Alden Gonzalez 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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Bachman's Aviato car from 'Silicon Valley' is now available to rent in real life
If you've ever had dreams of rolling through town like Silicon Valley's entrepreneur extraordinaire and hair icon Erlich Bachman, here's your chance to make them a reality.
Real-life Silicon Valley startup Turo is offering a chance to rent the SUV driven by T.J. Miller's character on the HBO series. The 2006 Ford Escape runs $46 a day, features leather seats that will "cradle your buttocks like the firm grasp of a loving mother" and, of course, comes wrapped in the branding of Aviato, the startup that nodoby really seems to understand, but that Bachman sold on the series to fund his incubator.
If you need a refresher, you might remember this exchange between Bachman and newly appointed Pied Piper CEO Jack Barker.
Turo says that the Aviato SUV is only available for rent right now in San Francisco, but that the vehicle will be touring the U.S. over the next year giving people in other regions a chance to roll like a guy who knows HTML (how to meet ladies).
Even if you're not interested in a rental, the listing for Bachman's car is worth checking out—it was written by writers from the actual series. Here's a taste:
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Hello. I just flashed this ROM and the phone works. I have all my apps and contacts, etc. However, besides it showing in the Software Information section of the About page, there is absolutely no indication of the ROM being installed. My home screen is black and I lost my top status bar normally showing the signal, time, battery life, etc. Any ideas?
Did you "Remove Sense" and select to install Google Now Launcher in the Viper installer? Because that was giving me issues similar to yours. Try doing another clean install and this time either do not remove Sense, or if you decide to remove sense select Nova Launcher instead.
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