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Flash forward to Thursday afternoon, and Ansah was working out for dozens of NFL scouts, who are drooling over his physical skills.
"He is a top-10 pick," said New Orleans Saints scout Rick Reiprish. "What makes him so good is obviously his size, his speed and his length. But when you take into consideration his upside, he doesn't even know how good he can be with the limited amount of time he's played football."
"It's been a crazy journey," Ansah said. "It's been pretty humbling to me. I'm just working hard, trying to be the best that I can be. It's been good so far, so I'm enjoying every little bit of it."
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"You never know with the media," he said. "The media doesn't draft us, so I don't even follow that."
Ziggy's intelligence is a big reason why he has picked the game up so quickly. An actuarial science major, Ansah originally was going to miss the draft so he could walk through graduation ceremonies at BYU. But he worked it out with his department, so now he can do both.
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The last few hours of summer 2013 slips away — the autumnal equinox falls Saturday, marking the start of fall.
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Taking off from Cape Canaveral on its way to its new home in the Smithsonian joining us -- -- -- from Cape Canaveral.
Phil Keating he witnessed the historic final flight in first and good morning -- Good morning discovery flying 39 missions into space now has left Florida airspace for good.
It's about ninety minutes away from answering the airspace around Washington DC.
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Is the commander of the final discovered mission as just 133 Steve Lindsey you mentioned over the past couple days this is just.
Quite melancholy for you a bit sad that bittersweet walk.
Well I yeah I didn't think I was actually react this morning when the discovery took off and I was really surprised.
Since lifted -- off the ground knowing that she's going -- to DC and not coming back it was it was sad.
It is sad for a couple of reasons you know this -- see a space shuttle programs over.
I had the privilege of being part of a huge space shuttle team across the country that you know flew the vehicle for thirty years through through a lot of triumph -- -- tragedy as well.
On the and so CNET -- -- -- -- from you represented the end of the program and so and knowing that this great team of folks cross country has worked on this vehicle for so many years was.
Coming to an end and I probably never seen anything like it again.
-- -- young children and families in the DC area and soon in new York and LA and then here of course the Kennedy Space Center.
Who have opportunities of these museums to see the shuttles up close and personal what do you think's gonna be the most fulfilling thrill for them.
Well I'm I'm hopeful obviously see in the vehicles themselves will be a thrill but I'm hopeful that -- each museum.
They've they've represented vehicles not just as vehicles themselves -- is as the team that I mentioned earlier because there's really a team of people across country that did this and some hope that they get a C discovery through our -- not just through the astronauts size and how what it was like to fly the vehicles.
But also through the through the folks that worked on the vehicle -- Kennedy Space Center.
The engineers to support crews on the ground -- mission control folks did the operations in space and -- open.
That each place represents the entire process what the shuttle was.
Thank you very much commander great job over the years.
And of course -- replacement for the shuttle does for the shuttle program is going to be -- Orion and NASA announced yesterday they're hoping to have its first test flight.
In the year 24 teams so that's looking -- but more immediately.
In the DC area right between the hour of butt ten and 1030 if you go outside for -- -- break.
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As a flies over the National Mall the national harbor and makes its way to Dulles airport and then a big four day weekend planned out there at.
Dulles airport at the Smithsonian center there as.
The public will now have an opportunity to see a space shuttle that -- -- space -- 39 times.
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We are Baptized as Priest, Prophet & King.
Being a prophet is not to try to guess what's going to happen. Everytime we stand up for what Jesus taught us through his example, carried on by the Catholic Church, we are excercising our duty. Everytime we are a light in the darkeness of others, we are one. For example, this morning a coworkers asked me if she had done right by refussiong to carry a relic on a Procession down the Church... she's divorced, and did not want to create a stirr. I applauded her decision: she should do what her heart tells her, and be mindful of others as not to cause them to sin by gossiping. Was I a light for her? I would like to think that I have preached by example, exposing my weaknesses and showing that I come back to the Church for guidance when I sin.
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Awesome review as always! Can't wait to see how the new GTX 590 will go against the AMD 6990! Battle of the fittest! Can't wait!
Nice review, if predictable. Nearly 100W extra power draw when overclocked and overvolted... impressive that the card can take that level of punishment. Although, of course, to some extent this is simply the faster GPU allowing the CPU to open up a little more and eat more Watts itself (whole system based GPU power consumption comparisons are always misleading in this manner).
the power consumption section has card only. overvolting intentionally shows full system load as an additional data point for people to get a feel for what to expect in total psu wattage required
In the first page, it says: But then the in the overclocking page it shows a base core of 810 So which one is it?
I know, I've no fault with your methods here - just offering a possible partial explanation for the system using such a huge amount of additional power with the GPU overclocked.
unigine heaven benchmark at what tesselation settings? I have one question for the wiz on not only this review but others with the unigine heaven 2.0 benchmark. Do you have tesselation enabled and if so what level is it set at, normal, moderate, or extreme? The default is tesselation on with normal setting, anyhow just be nice to know for I'm trying to benchmark my own system and know how it stacks up with those numbers, thanks!
Nice card, too expensive. Can't wait for another year or two to upgrade again when it will be worth it price wise for me. Not getting another GPU until 1 card is as powerful as both of mine combined at least and I can get one somewhere close to $200, not necessarily at MSRP.
Hoping nvidia can really strike back with 6 series, instead of theese almost good designs. Preformers no doubt! but not enough to bring value to the market... *edit, my views are usually in the eyes of how ati and nvidia beats eachother not in pure performance. but rather performance/mm^2 is a key point, amd does very well, if nvidia could compete in that area aswell as heat/tdp we might have seen 100 usd cheaper cards. Alltho, happy for amd for getting more income, which they need.
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Topic How to make a cupful of diesel go a long way! Posted by Thomas Kirby
I'm quoting my host of last Sunday, one John Kinsella who kindly invited me to assist him navigate his 27 foot Albin Vega masthead sloop from her home base in Dromineer to Mountshannon & back. As a guest I fully expected him to fire up the motor and drive us as the crow flies straight over there, but he had other ideas..... His very words were: 'I've only a cupful of diesel to last me until October', so we had to rely on that alternative method of propulsion, and I don't mean rowing! As soon as we had cleared the breakwater up went both sails, and as the force 4-5 was right on the nose we indulged in long tacks, beating into the strengthening wind, working our way upwind towards our goal. For a time we were accompanied by a 30-odd footer also beating, but every time we crossed his bow we were further ahead, which says something for Skipper Kinsella's sail trimming and his able first mate Linda's helming.......I was just holystoning the decks! Eventully our playmate gave up the chase and headed off down to Killaloe or Carrigaholt or wherever and we soldiered on with a reef in the main, arriving at Mountshannon in good time for a serious pub lunch which we were more than ready for. Our return to Dromineer was wind-assisted to say the least. Not far out we abandoned the mainsail and roared across the lake under Genoa (foresail) alone. We had force 6 starting, and by two-thirds the way across we were getting 30Kn windspeeds, which is a good force 7 in £ Sterling and making up to 7.3Kn over ground on the GPS. To keep things stable we kept the following wind on alternate quarters by altering our heading either side of the intended course, gybing the foresail to either side. This makes progress downwind more comfortable in a blow. To assist in the roll-furling of the foresail; before getting into Dromineer we turned briefly to windward and the ship's motion could be described as 'boistrous'. We motored in to her berth and had a welcome 'cuppa' and sticky bun, which was just what the Dr. ordered after a great day's sail. Mr. Kinsella succeeded in showing an ould salt like meself that there's plenty of excitement to be had under sail on the Shannon!....& he used only a drop or two of that cupful of diesel the whole day. Tom K.
Hi Tom, thanks for the kind words but you are too modest. You were on the helm at least half the time - your experience definitely showed. I think we all three enjoyed the day. Here's a photo (taken by Linda with your camera) of yourself after we arrived back in LDYC. (Tom is the good-looking chap on the left.) Of course I now have to get back to the serious business of converting Mobo Drivers (and Bargees) to the Path of Virtue.. :-) (Memo to self; check with PJN how the Sailing Course for Bargees is coming along.) All the best, John
Pity we missed you on Sunday. We were in Mountshannon. Even sitting in the harbour, we noticed that the gusts were strong. There was no wind, and plenty of sunshine, early on both Sunday and Monday mornings. I rowed my "Yole" [www.virusuk.demon.co.uk] from Mountshannon down to, and around, Holy Island. The morning can be the best part of the day. Maybe John will get you back as crew and do the Gortmore Bell race in September [gortmore.iniscealtrasailingclub.ie] Dermot Cheetah 304
Quote: Sorry we missed you Dermot. Cheetah would have left us far behind on a breezy downwind reach like Sunday afternoon.. Gortmore Bell sounds like a good idea - Breakaway has I'm told performed well in the race in the past but only before I bought her... :-) John
We are considering doing "The Bell" this year, but only if conditions are suitable. Cheetah is old and has stubby keels instead of centre-boards, so does not like upwind sailing. We're in the caravan in Derrynane, in the mist and rain today. We'll be back on the lake late August - hopefully see you then. Dermot Cheetah 304
It's all lies, I tell you! John K. & I are founder members of the Mutual Admiration and Adulation-Junkies Society (Applicants, queue this side), and what's more,... We obviously shop in the same store for our sailing wetgear ! Tom K. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/08/2012 00:25 by Thomas Kirby.
Quote: Tom, no need for Mutual Admiration. Mr (Mick) Farrell will be along shortly - he has often expressed his unstinting admiration for sailors and will want to say a few words of commendation to Dermot, you & me... Now that Mr Farrell is a confirmed member of the Gentry he is tellble polite, doncha know.. John Yacht Terribly Polite
Ah the oft heard words of the Ancient Mariners-----Sailing the purists form of water travel. I suppose you still use the stars to guide you by and a sextant to find your location on the Shannon. I must admit the attraction of fighting the wind and current to get anywhere is not for me. My idea of relaxing on the water is turn a key move off in the direction I wish to go and use sat-nav and depth finders to get to where i'm going.Then again if the engine conks out (as happens) I can drop anchor and watch the Ancients sail by with nothing to worry them but the callouses on their hands. Mick It takes all types to enjoy the water and I do have respect for the Tattered Sail brigade just dont think i'm up to it(seems too complicated).
Hi Michael. Not that complicated really but there is a bit of a learning curve all right. And ironically, sailing boats have far greater range and ability to cope in bad conditions than most mobos of comparable size. But I am very happy to have a GPS (not really necessary on Derg) and would be unhappy to have to do without a depth sounder. If you ever get a day when the fish are not biting, the PJ Norris School of Sailing (J Kinsella, Deputy Instructor) is at your service... :-) John
I was in the British Merchant Navy when young and fit and at Gravesend Sea School we had to get a number of tickets before being allowed to pass out into the wide blue ocean. 1 of these was the Sailing ticket when we were taught the basic's(and i mean basics)of how to rig the sails on the life boats. Not as advanced as the tickets used by yachtsmen on our waterways but just enough to get us away from danger then to deploy the sea anchor to keep us in the general area of our last radio call. Think i'm a bit old now to try out sailing but I did understand about tacking and such but from what I gather you have to be able to sail in the dark or foggy conditions using charts and reading depths etc before being passed for your masters ticket. Think i'll stick with my 30hp(have a 4hp backup) and trolling L-Erne for pike and leave PJ in L-Derg hoping for following winds.Mick
Quote: Cheers Mick. (A sailor is as young as his yacht - mine is nearly 40! So never too late to give sailing a try if you want. ) Just curious, do lifeboats on big merchant vessels still have the capability to set sails? Maybe someone decided engines were a better idea? I ask cos the Scouts in Tinnerana Bay on Derg have, I think, a retired merchant lifeboat that (I think) is powered. John
The life boat in sea school didnt but that was back in '74 and it was to show us what to do if we needed to use one, also how to turn a life raft over if inflated upside down. When I was with BP the life boats were motorised but we only done a drill once weekly and all that entailed was going to our station and lowering them on the derricks so people could board at the deck not in the water. The engines as far as I remember were never started at these drills. Although we did use them in Puerto Rico and New York when we lay off shore at anchor to get ashore for sight seeing while waiting for our next cargo.Mick
How do, Mr. K. 'Pologies for the delayed response....been terrible busy bending the "Lord Mayor" of Jamestown's ear. One of the Phillidelphia Kenny's....top man for festive logistics. If you have'nt already, strongly recommend you make his acquaintance should the wind ever blow you north of The Goalposts. Looking for a few tips for a new rum based cocktail....suggested by some sailor chappie from Brazil or Headford or some other remote-ish corner....!! Splendid tale of your voyage from the other Mr. K....bit short on the epicurean detail, mind you...!! A "serious pub lunch" does rather sound as if it should extend to a small bit more than a cuppa and a sticky bun....?? No doubt a touch of discretion is required when breakfasting with Ambassadorial types, but not really called for in here. Spiffing oilies, by the way.....almost puts me in mind of a tin of paint I once had Dawkins open. Do pass my warmest admirations along to all those included above.....terribly terribly impressed by the inner ear skills displayed by those who regularly sway, to and from the vertical. Mr.M(W&W)F PS.....Hear PJN en-route northwards, to bring sailing to the massed hoards of bargedom...!! Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/08/2012 02:48 by Mick Farrell.
Dermot, I was fascinated that you had a personal 'Yole' at Mountshannon. I saw these for the first time 10 years ago in the Mobihan estuary in France. They seem to be able to transport wetgear and a picnic as well as able to cope with mobo washes &c., and would exhibit much more versatility than any of the examples attached. 1/ shows 4 touring quads 60 feet down in the Upper chamber during the 'big drop' on our way to Limerick (I'm at bottom right in blue with my hands behind my head).. 2/ shows our 1904 Traditional Thames Double Skiff....a real Jerome K Jerome 'Three men in a boat' craft. That has of course no sliding seats, and two people can sit in the stern. 3/ shows TJK racing at Tullamore in a time trial for single sculls (which I've won Masters' class 3 times over the last dozen years)...Boasting as usual....looking for adulation &c &c. No picnic, that! Tom K. Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 02/08/2012 20:54 by Thomas Kirby.
Tom, While I raced 4s and 8s with Neptune for 3 years up to 1970, I never reached your sculling proficiency. When a friend was emigrating to New Zealand, he drastically dropped the prices of the "Boys Toys" he had acquired over the years, and I became the proud owner of a Yole. Unfortunately some scumbag who broke into a lockup at Blessington Sailing Club stole my lovely lightweight oars as well as other items. The quote for new oars from the UK dealer was as much as I paid for the boat, so I got a guy in Cavan to make me a pair, and I further planed and sanded them down to make them as light as possible. They are still a bit heavy but they do me for early morning rows in Mountshannon The yole can handle waves and wash, where a lightweight scull would not. Dermot.
Dermot, That's a crying shame about the loss of your lightweight sculls. Blesso is a security nightmare. I keep my red boat in the bunker by the bridge there. Fact is, there are lots of hand-me-down pairs about at the various rowing clubs up here and I'll make some enquiries. The ones in my attached picture were nearly new Dreyers, which I bought off a friend for Eur 200. Any oars made locally would be 'cricket bats' by comparison, and it would be nice for you to have a lightweight pair back. T.
Tom, I am in Kerry at the moment, but will be back in Dublin in a few weeks - or sooner if this weather keeps up It would be great to get back to lightweight sculling again. I was going to contact Mick Desmond last year, but just got the wooden ones made instead. It would be great to find a lightweight pair of sculls. Mine were known as "Standard 265" Presumably 265 is the length. They had aluminium shafts and had what I would call "normal" size blades. If you hear of anything, I would be interested. Thanks, Dermot, Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum. Online UsersGuests within the past 30 minutes:
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Make It a Week of Windjammers
After the festival, Penobscot Bay's two maritime museums round out the salty experience for visitors.
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So many ropes (note: they call them "lines" aboard ships), so little time. Gazing at the schooners in Camden Harbor, it can be dizzying to try and make sense of all the halyards and sheets on each of the ships. Luckily, a trip to a maritime museum is the perfect way to untangle what you saw during the Camden Windjammer Festival, and Penobscot Bay boasts two fine such museums. Each is well worth a stop as you peruse the coast.
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5 Church St., Searsport. $8 adults, open Monday-Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday 12-5 p.m. 207-548-2529, penobscotmarinemuseum.org
Maine's oldest maritime museum might also be its most overlooked gem, a surprise considering the Penobscot Marine Museum's thirteen-building campus sits right on U.S. Route 1 in Searsport. But a stop here should be on every schooner bum's itinerary, as this three-acre campus offers the most in-depth look into the history of ships, shipbuilding, and maritime industries on Penobscot Bay. Practically as soon as you purchase your admission ticket in the brick Whitcomb-Pendleton Block you're presented with "The Art of the Boat" exhibit, a presentation of paintings, photographs, and models that proves the maritime industry is alive and well in coastal Maine.
From there, wandering through buildings such as the Fowler-True-Ross House and Barn will get you up-close-and-personal with the ships that have been the workhorses of Penobscot Bay for centuries. But what makes the Penobscot Marine Museum extra special is the presentation of historic photographs along with each exhibit, as archivist Kevin Johnson has drawn on the museum's more than 100,000 black-and-white images to bring to life the artifacts resting before you. For the younger set, plenty of exhibits feature "Please Do Touch" signs, as the staff works hard to make sure that children get a chance to experience as much of life under sail as possible. (The outdoor "Yard in the Yard" sailing ship demonstration, which allows kids to set a full square sail, is always a favorite.)
Nearby, the exposed beams of the old town hall (it also once served as Searsport's jail, long before it was donated to become the museum) tell practically as much of a story as the fishermen's exhibit housed here. Even the windows of the Searsport Congregational Church in the center of the campus have their own story — but you'll just have to stop by to find out what it is!
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You can be forgiven for not having visited Captain Jim Sharp's new Sail, Power & Steam Museum yet, but not for long. Sharp, who has owned or captained several of the historic windjammers in New England (most notably Adventure, which sailed out of Camden for twenty-five years), has amassed an impressive collection of machinery, ship models, and photography related to Penobscot Bay. He opened his new maritime museum on the site of the former Snow Shipyard in Rockland in 2010, and this summer the facility is finally up to full-speed. As unique in its staff as its exhibits, it is certain to become a must-visit spot on Maine's maritime heritage tour.
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Paul Andrade was the neighborhood ice cream man who drove a white truck playing carousel music around west Hollywood, usually with his 6-year-old daughter, Amira, riding alongside.
Andrade, 30, was a doting father, neighbors said, and Amira was a gregarious, slightly precocious little girl with light brown hair who liked playing with dogs and carrying makeup in her handbag.
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"They alerted a neighbor,'' Engle said.
By the time police arrived, the child had been removed from the van. Officers found Paredes holding Amira in her arms, rocking her and crying.


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Served poorly with too many unforced errors, wasn't capable of producing the aggressive tennis he needs to beat these guys. Djokovic was sensational though, especially in defence, the amount of deep lobs, deep returns and gets from out wide was quite incredible. Left Murray looking clueless out there.
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Anyone found this game so disappointing? Sure, some nice shots but it was too easy for Djokovic to win it in straight sets.
I'm biased as I'm a Nadal fan but if you don't have him or Federer in the final you just get easy matches that aren't THAT interesting.
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Gutted for Murray. Can't deny that he was outclassed completly today. I'm finding it hard to believe he will ever win a slam, not sure he has the mental strength. Hope i'm proven wrong.
Murray is the only player in the modern era to be in three Grand Slam finals and not take a set. That's gotta have a pyschological effect on him.
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Djok was solid as a rock and at times, exceptional. But Murray was abysmal and whenever he did go a break up or break back, he just couldn't get any consistency together and maintain a mini run.
Very disappointed for him. Henman hit the nail on the head - Murray needs to be the aggressor far more than he currently is. Too defensive, waiting too often for his opponent to make the mistake.
Murray's serve wasn't firing, his backhand wasn't firing, his forehand wasn't firing and therefore his mind/on-court attitude and mood was all over the place.
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At the US Open in '08 he was ****ed mentally and physically and you could see it. Last year I don't think he played that badly and I thought Federer just hit him off the court. This year, Djokovic was excellent but it doesn't excuse how many balls Murray limply hit into the net, wide and long. He was poor.
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Hes been totally outclassed and nothing has went his way! Theres still 3 more grandslams to go. Unlucky murray -
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Novak has been tremendous all tournament and I'm so glad for him. He was incredible against Federer and similarly so against Murray today who had no answers to his combination of aggression and outstanding defence. I expect Novak not to stop there either, next up is no. 1 for him and both Nadal and Federer will be aware of that.
That was a heartbreaking loss for Murray today. He never played to the level he was capable of and it seems as if he can't seem to produce his best tennis when it really matters the most. The type of tennis he plays is simply not good enough to get through the top 3 guys and he needs to reform his game to be more aggressive. His forehand in particular is such a weak shot not just in terms of power but technically, and there were times when his footwork was atrocious. As good a counterpuncher as he is, he has to learn that it won't cut it with Federer, Nadal or Djokovic and it's vital that he develops an attacking game not predicated on forcing errors.
He will have chances again but it's crushing to lose so many finals, and it will be a challenge for him to react more positively than he did after losing the final last year in similar fashion. -
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Murray didn't play well today at all, made far to many errors. Still Djokovic was pretty good today and Murray would have had to be at his best to even have a chance. Be interesting to see if Djokovic can carry on playing like this
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3 finals. Considering Berdych was the other finalist at Wimby 10 his semi against Rafa was pretty much a final. Not one set from all four of them. The first final can be written off because he wasn't really a contender and the scheduling didn't help him, but the other 3 are quite worrying. In fairness in all 3 matches his opponent played brilliant tennis at times, but i'd suggest it's in part Murray's game that allows them to do that. Needs to find a winning mentality from somewhere, perhaps a new coach who has won slams in the past.
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Far too defensive from Murray today. For large periods he only seemed to be bothered with keeping the ball in play rather actually constructing winning shots and being the aggressor. There were glimpses of how good he is, but he still seems to have a mental barrier preventing him from playing his best tennis in major finals.
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Murray was played off the park. I thought the game was going to go all the way from the way it started but he totally faded in the second set.
Oh well, chin up and move on.
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Got to feel a bit sorry for Murray, but obviously Djokovic was the better player. Still, what a boring final! Thought it would be a bit closer than that. I want Fed and Nadal back!
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Got to feel a bit sorry for Murray, but obviously Djokovic was the better player. Still, what a boring final! Thought it would be a bit closer than that. I want Fed and Nadal back!
(who else finds Judy Murray so unbearable!?)
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Got to feel a bit sorry for Murray, but obviously Djokovic was the better player. Still, what a boring final! Thought it would be a bit closer than that. I want Fed and Nadal back!
(who else finds Judy Murray so unbearable!?)
Djokovic was outstanding today. One of Andy's strengths is his defence but Djok takes it to the next level. I can understand how demoralising it can be when someone just keeps getting it back, but really, Murray was very disappointing today. I do worry about him in the future. I hope he manages to bring something remotely close to his best tennis when he reaches his next GS final.
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Interesting character development.
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Interesting character development.
I bet the ******-Guy dies first!
I really dig the art and the style you've created. Seems like it will be a cool book, though Ive only seen the 2 pages.
A couple a critiques...
1. The dialogue is pretty cliche and feels generic, and the Ebonics especially detract from story. I'm sure it's supposed to be in the vein of Aliens or Predator, but it doesn't feel authentic or real IMO.
2. The call signs... Red fox, I think Sanford and son. Red bull, I think ... and vodka This is obviously a minor nit pick on my part.
3. I think you need one more panel to transition from the soldiers looking and listening to the enemy crashing onto the scene. Maybe a low angle of a dude in a medium close-up looking around with strange expression or posture while in the background we see the thing dropping through the sky.
4. As stated earlier, the SFX fonts need work and should be integrated into the panel layout better.
5. "aparently" is spelled wrong. It has 2 p's.
Overall, I think you have done nice job. And hope to see more of this as it comes along. Keep up the hardwork and I think you'll have a winner.
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B.Smith- "I completely disagree with you guys, as an african american (actually mixed) it is really offensive. That "N" word is never acceptable, ever. The slang term, with the a ending could possibly slide (such as nigga please, or something humorous), but its still an iffy issue, if i were you, i would think of the people that you easily can offend and remove the word, and exchange it, its not like you can use many other words. You can get your point across by using different words, its not going to be that difficult to do."
Let us then ban books like A Raisin in the Sun, because a word should *NEVER* be used.
Of course, if the word is never used then in time people will forget why it was used in the first place, but hey, let's just ban words. They can hurt you, after all.
I've removed my thought and comments about the use of the N word.
After some thought, this thread probably isn't the place to have such a discussion - and the art should not be overshadowed by a debate - especially as the artist has now decided to remove the word from the page.
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But what about a book/film/tv show which is depicting realistic life situations? Say, like The Wire. Should they not use the word in things like that? It's an offensive word and I don't like it, but if the context is right in a story then it should be used.
I hate guns and killing, should I not watch or read anything involving them?
I dont want my opinion of the word to overshadow his work, his art is pretty good, and lets try to only respond to his art, not the debate over using the N word, that could be a topic on the board...


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Blend 24 finds its inspiration from the classic Chiantis. The blend is as complex as the inspiration behind it. Anytime one uses Petite Sirah in a blend great care needs to be taken. This powerful varietal has no mercy when used in excess. However, the right amounts can give a masterful sense of structure and added balance as is the case in our Blend 24. It is offset by the delicate strawberry perfume character of Sangiovese and the Cabernet Sauvignon offers a black cherry fleshiness to the mid-palate. There is a great effort taken to age this wine in the correct ratio of oak as not to impact the Sangiovese's wonderful bright notes but enough cooperage to meld the firm tannins of the Cabernet Sauvignon and Petite Sirah. Wines such as these are so enjoyable to drink and just as exciting to cellar if one has a fondness for Super-Tuscan style reds.
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Fairytales do come true with the dreamy Chantal Double Dresser; a perfect complement for the Chantal Lifetime Crib. The dresser features wave front drawers with crystal pulls, decorative carved posts and bun feet. Beautiful both in design and function, this generously sized dresser has 6 large drawers for storage and the top can be as a changing area with the addition of a contour pad. The drawer boxes are solid wood construction with dovetailed joints and feature under-mount self-closing ball bearing drawer glides. All Baby Cache cases are fully assembled. Ready to use right from the carton. Baby Cache is dedicated to crafting superior quality baby furniture and toddler furniture for nurseries and bedrooms at a great value.Baby Cache is dedicated to crafting superior quality baby furniture and toddler furniture for nurseries and bedrooms at a great value.Available exclusively at Babies'R'Us, Baby Cache has been a leading manufacturer of baby furniture for over 20 years. The company's commitment to the highest standards in durability, quality and style set it apart as an innovator in the baby furniture industry.Baby Cache nursery furniture offers lasting durability. All furniture is constructed to the highest manufacturing standards for outstanding quality and come in distinctive styles and timeless designs. Legal Statements: Please note: Due to the size and weight of this item, a specialized carrier will be utilized, and will need to schedule a delivery for this item. The carrier will contact you directly to schedule a convenient delivery date and time. The carrier will deliver your order to the first available entrance of the delivery address, so please make arrangements to accept this delivery and to bring this item into your home. Shipping charges will be shown separately on your order.
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Assembled Dimensions (in inches): 60 x 20 x 34.5
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Ordered this item twice and both products were damaged. Every drawers was cracked on the underside where the track was put in that slides the drawers in and out. Both products also had one ...Read complete review
Ordered this item twice and both products were damaged. Every drawers was cracked on the underside where the track was put in that slides the drawers in and out. Both products also had one drawer that was cracked along the side. I went into my local Babies R US and the floor model had the same faulty workmanship. Looks beautiful from afar but just a bad product. DO NOT BUY.
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By Jacswa
from Florida
About Me Midrange Shopper
Comments about Baby Cache Chantal Double Dresser - Linen:
The dresser looks great and makes a little girl room look girlish and stylish, however we had so many problems getting a dresser that was intact. The first dresser we got we had to borrow a vehicle to get the dresser home and we live 45 minutes away from the store. The first dresser had a large chunk of finish missing off the side of it and a large crack along the bottom trim. After some discussion with the store they agreed to deliver the next dresser free of charge and pick up the broken one. The next dresser came in free of any scratches or cracks but was missing the foot and the bolts to attach it. How frustrating. I told the delivery person to just take them both back, I was done with it. With twins on the way I did not want anymore hassles. After some persuasion from the delivery man he took the footing off the scratched dresser and put on the new one. Then when the delivery man was loading the old dresser he opened his truck door hitting our new car that was only 3 months old and scratching the side panel. I understand from the store manager that there are a lot of returns for this product and can see why. The crib that matches is excellent and sturdy and I would give it five stars. Just love it.
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Received this product today for my baby girl due in February and couldn't be any happier with it! Came pre-assembled and arrived within 5 days. It is Absolutely beautiful! I thoroughly looked it over and didn't have any issues previous reviewers have. This set is so beautiful and perfect for a baby girl!
By Toybox
from Mn
I purchased ths whole entire set and I think it is beautiful and nothing was wrong with it. I have heard that the knobs fall off, but to me that's not that big of deal. If the bottom fell out then I would be very upset! We will see how this set holds up over time but I'm extremely happy with my purchase so far!!
Great product!
By Mother of 2
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I'm glad we didn't listen to the previous reviews! The product arrived in perfect condition and was easy to assemble. This is our second crib and is far superior to the quality of our Da Vinci crib.
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The product arrived at the store in good condition. The reviews scared me, but were of good help. I inspected the product the minute we took it out of the box. Overall, it was a good buy.
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By Mom with no dresser
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I should have listened. This is a piece of junk. Mine showed up with broken legs in indentical places on each side of dresser.Then I had to spend an hour on the phone to get my money back. Don't order this. Take everyones advice and buy something else.
By Isabel
from Tampa
I am so Happy I went with my gut and bought this dresser! I was so worried because most of the reviews say it had arrived damaged. My dresser was PERFECT! No Cracks, drawers slide very nice, and the over all look is just stunning! Crib comes in next week so I hope it is just as perfect for my little baby Girl.
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I really wish I had paid better attention to the reviews on here before buying this dresser. It arrived with a very deep crack running from the bottom to the top of the piece. It is hard to imagine that with the amount of packaging around it, a crack that severe could occur. The product is clearly of a very poor quality.
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That's my 3rd order for this item It came damage all they time worst company I ever experience please thing twice before buy it the cache collection
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We recieved the Cache crib and that came perfectly and it beautiful with nothing wrong, We ordered the Cache double dresser and I love it its beautiful but honestly I probably wouldnt order furniture from this manufacturer again the qulaity of the crib was great the quality of the dresser isnt as great and drawers are a little cheap. The first dresser came in with broken drawer so we had to wait until another one was shipped in and we checked the second one out and everything is in tact this time but the paint had chipped off in the engraving. I have to admit I was very disapointed about the paint chipping but Im not willing to send it back again just for that so I guess Ill have to find fix up paint to fix the chipped paint mark. But Still love the dresser.
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England, Military, 18th Century Medicine, the Holocaust
- Kopperman's research interests, reflected in the publications entry below, include: Tudor-Stuart history (mainly constitutional, social, colonial); Hanoverian Britain (mainly medical and military; military with focus on the British Army in North America, 1755-83); and the Holocaust within the context of the history of Anti-Semitism.
- Before entering the University of Illinois (Ph.D., 1972), Kopperman studied at Queens College, New York (B.A., 1966; M.A., 1969). A member of faculty at Oregon State since September 1978, he had previously taught at Macquarie University (Sydney, Australia) and at Illinois.
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Braddock at the Monongahela (University of Pittsburgh Press, 1977; 3rd printing, 2004). |
Sir Robert Heath, 1575-1649: Window on an Age (Woodbridge, Suffolk: Royal Historical Society, 1989). |
- He has also published more than twenty articles, essays, and papers, most of them focused on some aspect of the 18th-century British Army or on medical history.
- Kopperman's booklets, Ashes and Smoke: The Holocaust in Its History and The Holocaust: What It Was - Why It Was - Why It Is Remembered, were published in 2003 by the Anti-Defamation League.
- Kopperman is currently working on a book on the medical history of the British Army in North America and the West Indies, 1755-83.
Paul Kopperman teaches three Baccalaureate Core courses: HST 317 ("Why War? A Historical Perspective"); HST 425 ("The Holocaust in Its History"); and HSTS 416 ("History of Medicine to 1800"). He likewise teaches English history (HST 433-434), military history (HST 315-316), and Western Civilization (HST 101, 102). HST 317 and HST 425 are also available online, through E-campus.


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Rapita Systems, the on-target verification specialists, and SYSGO, the leading supplier of embedded software solutions for the world's most demanding safety and security applications, today announced a new partnership. The new relationship allows Rapita Systems to support PikeOS, SYSGO's SSV (Safe and Secure Virtualization Tool) in their Rapita Verification Suite (RVS) tools. PikeOS is a real-time operating system (RTOS) with a virtualization platform and an Eclipse-based integrated development environment (IDE) for embedded systems. It enables multiple operating system interfaces, called Personalities, to work safely and securely on separate sets of resources within a single machine. Providing an RVS Integration Guide Annex (IGA) for PikeOS makes it easier for customers to get the maximum benefits of using RVS for on-target verification and optimization on applications that use PikeOS. Using RVS with PikeOS means that customers can measure worst-case execution times and code coverage on applications running under PikeOS. "We believe combining the benefits of SYSGO tools with our Rapita Verification Suite is the most logical way to meet customer needs", said Guillem Bernat, CEO, Rapita Systems. "SYSGO's commitment in delivering useful features required by different industry sectors makes us very proud to have them on board with our company." Both Rapita and SYSGO work in safety-critical industries with certification needs, such as Aerospace, Automotive, Consumer Electronic, Defense, Industrial Automation, Medical, Network Infrastructure and Transportation. This built the foundation of their partnership and will help both companies to provide better solutions to their common customers as they work on the same projects. "We are pleased to work closely with an on-target verification specialist. The collaboration with Rapita Systems will help our customers to optimize their projects by combining the unique features of our PikeOS with the Rapita Verification Suite", said Jacques Brygier, VP Marketing at SYSGO. The PikeOS microkernel architecture allows it to be used in cost sensitive, resource constrained devices as well as large, complex systems. It is certifiable to safety standards like DO-178B, IEC 61508 or EN 50128, is MILS compliant, and has achieved the First Level of Security Certification delivered by the French Network and Information Security Agency. PikeOS has the largest range of supported Personalities of the market, including PikeOS Native, ARINC 653, Linux, POSIX, Certified POSIX, Android™, RTEMS, and many others (for example an AUTOSAR Personality is available through our partner OpenSynergy). It also supports many different single- and multi-core processor architectures such as x86, PowerPC, ARM, MIPS, SPARC/LEON or SH. The IGA for PikeOS is just the beginning of greater collaboration between Rapita Systems and SYSGO and will bring the benefits of the combined solutions to a larger range of customers. About Rapita Systems Rapita Systems develops software tools to evaluate the timing performance and test effectiveness of critical real-time embedded systems in industries such as aerospace and automotive engineering. Rapita Verification Suite (RVS) tools increase the efficiency of testing processes; aid identification of performance bottlenecks in the typical resource constrained embedded environment; and reduce the cost of measuring, verifying and optimizing C, C++ and Ada code during on-target development and testing. Composed of dedicated aerospace and automotive variants, each with on-target timing verification (RapiTime) and on-target code coverage measurement (RapiCover) tools, RVS is the streamlined and cost-effective way to conduct on-target timing verification, optimization and code coverage. About SYSGO SYSGO provides operating system technology, middleware, and software services for the real-time and embedded market. A differentiating capability of SYSGO is the SSV (Safe and Secure Virtualization) platform PikeOS, a paravirtualization operating system which is built upon a small, fast, and safe microkernel. It supports the co-existence of independent operating system personalities on a single platform, including ELinOS, SYSGO's embedded Linux distribution. SYSGO supports international customers with services for embedded Linux, real-time capabilities and certification for safety-critical applications. Markets include Aerospace & Defense, Industrial Automation, Automotive, Transportation and Network Infrastructure. Customers include Airbus, EADS, Thales, Daimler, Raytheon, Samsung, Rheinmetall, Rockwell-Collins, Nokia Siemens, B. Braun and Rohde & Schwarz. SYSGO has facilities in Germany, France, The Czech Republic and North America, and offers a global distribution and support network, including Europe and the Pacific Rim. For more information please visit www.sysgo.com. For further information: SYSGO AG Jacques Brygier Email: jacques.brygier(at)sysgo.com www.sysgo.com Rapita Systems Andrew Coombes Email: acoombes(at)rapitasystems.com www.rapitasystems.com/ Quelle: Pressemeldung Sysgo, 19.06.2012 Link zur Meldung: www.sysgo.com


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Monday, den 19. March 2012UltraMixer Digital Audio Solutions decided not to exhibit at Musikmesse Frankfurt this year.
The main reason for this decision is the short time between the sucessfull NAMM-Show in Los Angeles. UltraMixer will concentrate on fantastic new products for you in 2012 instead of investing Ressources into the Musikmesse. We are convinced that this course of action is the best for our customers.
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Newcastle secures $2.7 million for health and medical researchers
Seven University of Newcastle researchers have been awarded a total of $2.7 million from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) for fellowships to continue vital health and medical research.
Five of the fellowships were awarded to researchers who are investigating aspects of cancer including origins, treatments and psychosocial impacts.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), Professor Mike Calford, said the fellowships confirmed the leading position of the University's researchers, both nationally and internationally.
"Cancer is a leading cause of death in Australia – more than 43,000 people are expected to die from the disease in 2010, so research in this area is vital. These highly-competitive fellowships will allow our leading researchers to further their important work and will continue to deliver significant improvements to our understanding and treatment of cancers."
Receiving a Senior Researcher Fellowship and $570,640 over five years, Associate Professor Xu Dong Zhang, who heads the Cell Death Research Team at the Calvary Mater Newcastle Hospital Oncology and Immunology Unit, will continue his research into the cause and treatment of melanomas and other skin cancers.
Newcastle researcher Dr Kathryn Roberts received almost $299,000 to research blood-borne cancers such as leukaemia. She will travel to the United States to research at St Jude Children's Hospital, a world-leading research facility for paediatric cancers.
NHMRC Early Career Fellowships of $290,000 were awarded to:
• Dr Chen Chen Jiang is researching new therapies for melanoma, in partnership with the Calvary Mater Newcastle Hospital.
• Dr Sylvie Lambert is researching the psychological effects of cancer on patients and their carers.
• Dr Bente Talseth-Palmer is researching possible hereditary factors and predispositions increasing the risk of bowel cancer.
• Dr Jay Horvat is researching possible links between chlamydia and other diseases such as asthma and cardiovascular conditions. His research is in partnership with the Monash Institute of Medical Research.
Dr Jingqin Wu received a total of $651,000 to research a genetic marker for schizophrenia in conjunction with the University's Molecular Neurobiology Laboratory and Genetics Unit.
The researchers are members of the Hunter Medical Research Institute, a partnership between Hunter New England Health, the University of Newcastle and the community.
For a complete list of projects visit http://www.nhmrc.gov.au/grants/rounds/index.htm
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BackgroundOn September 30, 2011, President Obama signed into law new federal legislation, H.R. 2883, the "Child and Family Services Improvement and Innovation Act." Among other changes, H.R. 2883 authorized the Secretary of Health and Human Services to approve up to ten new child welfare demonstration projects per year, for Federal Fiscal Years 2012-2014, not to last more than five years. The demonstration projects are specifically to be designed to test innovative strategies in child welfare programs. The ten states selected for these demonstration projects must identify one or more of the following goals:
The states selected are also required to demonstrate that they have or plan to implement within three years of the submission of their application at least two of the following child welfare program improvement policies (summary):
Title IV-E is an uncapped entitlement program, which means that States' IV-E claims can increase as the number of children in foster care increases. However, the opposite is also true: States can lose IV-E funding as their foster care populations decline. Without a waiver, Title IV-E funding cannot be used for prevention services or for services after a family has reunified in order to ensure that the reunification is a safe and permanent one. |


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When we talk about the colder months, our focus is often on the holidays, with lots of glitz, cute accessories, and the same key color combinations reiterated over and over. But what about when you've got a hot date, not chestnuts roasting on an open fire? It's easy to forget that this is also the season for deep, dramatic lipsticks, vixenish eye makeup, and super sexy hair. The weather outside may be frightful, but these five trends will keep you hot and heavy.
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Phillip and David Blond of The Blonds have been creating in-your-face spectacular designs since 2008. Yet some still describe the two as "up and coming." But, they are already "there." After all, they've dressed the biggest A-list celebrities: Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Fergie, Rihanna, Debbie Harry, Dita von Teese, Katy Perry. And most recently, some of their designs can be found on Carrie and Samantha in the upcoming movie "Sex and the City 2."
I was at your Fall 2010 New York Fashion Week show. I have to say, it was the most fun and energetic show of the season that I saw. The crowd was just crazy! I loved the cricket noises playing when I walked in!
Yes, the crickets! [laughs] We wanted to relax everyone to a point they were so serene that when the show started, it would be this huge impact. Mr. Wilson DJ did the soundtrack. He's done the music for shows like Gucci and YSL He does the music for all of our shows.
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Fab Exclusive! Jenna J.Crew Reveals the Jewelry Process
When I talked to J.Crew's Creative Director Jenna Lyons during New York Fashion Week, I had to ask her about those wonderful J.Crew jewels. Coincidentally, you can learn all about the brand's jewelry designer, Molly Carey, in the latest catalog. Molly sounds pretty rad, and here's what Jenna revealed about the upcoming Turkey-inspired Fall jewelry collection.
How do you start the jewelry process?
It's one of those things where it's anywhere and everywhere. This past season the girl who oversees jewelry went to Turkey and came back with some crazy cool pieces.
Is this for the Spring or Fall collection?
I'm sorry I'm so off, I never know…
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FabTV: Fashion Week Dos and Don'ts
We have one week left — Paris, the crème de la crème of Fashion Week month. Can you keep going? Hear how how the pros survive fashion's most anticipated event. Fashion Week designers and celebrities from Kelly Cutrone to Whitney Port to Rachel Roy weigh in on the dos and don'ts of fashion mania.
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2010 Fall NYFW Trend: Cocoon Cozy
Fall is always about bundling up, but Fall 2010 ditched ladylike and attacked extreme coziness — cocoon cozy, to be exact. Phillip Lim kept his sweaters cropped with extra long sleeves, Rad Hourani took his collars up, way up, and the Rodarte sisters opted for light colors and major fuzz. Other knits were oversized, and included rounded hems and large hoodies.
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FabTV: 2010 Fall NYFW Trend Alert, Maxi Dresses
Michael Kors, Peter Som, Charlotte Ronson, and Richard Chai all featured the Fall trend of the moment: the long maxi skirt. From casual to couture, the maxi skirt's longer hemlines are much more forgiving than the shorter miniskirts of the past. Check out FabTV to see how to wear the must-have maxi skirt!Like what you see? Watch more FabTV.
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2010 Fall NYFW Trend: Fur Fest
Let me preface this by reminding you not to shoot the messenger. Alas, in case you haven't already noticed, New York's Fall runways were flurried with fur. Dip-dyed, hooded, hatted, vested, trimmed, bagged, and even shoed (left, at Zac Posen) New York designers continue to have a penchant for fur. Will this be the season you take the plunge?
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2010 Fall NYFW Trend: Maxed-Out
For Fall '10, designers — such as Adam Lippes, Peter Som, Michael Kors, and Tommy Hilfiger — swapped out shorter hemlines for longer luxurious lengths. Maxed-out skirts are a sophisticated and refreshing alternative to the tights and minis combo and can be worn both casually or ultra-glamorous. Peep how Adam Lippes and Peter Som experimented with floaty, printed chiffon layers, while Michael Kors and Tibi decorated their long skirts with beads and shimmer. We love them all.
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No, a cervical polyp would not cause fatigue. That is, unless it was bleeding enough to cause iron deficiency anemia. But polyps rarely bleed that much.
Cervical polyps are small, protruding growths that come from the glandular tissue that lines the cervical canal. They are quite common. Their exact cause isn't known. But we do know they often form in response to inflammation or hormonal stimulation.
Cervical polyps don't usually cause symptoms. They are usually found during a routine pelvic exam or an examination done for some other reason.
Sometimes they cause abnormal vaginal bleeding. The bleeding is more likely after sex because their surface can be quite fragile.
It is generally recommended that polyps be removed so that the tissue can be evaluated for abnormal cells. But it is extremely rare for a polyp to contain cancerous cells. A polyp that re-grows, on the other hand, is not uncommon.
Removing a small polyp is a relatively simple office procedure. Here, the polyp is twisted off of its thin stalk. But larger polyps need to be removed in an operating room.