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Every punch Louisiana Tech threw Wednesday night, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette came back with two more.
The memories of the 2011 semifinals are still fresh in many Mangham fans' and players' minds.
One year ago, following the sting of an upset quarterfinal loss to East Feliciana, Union Parish wasted no time setting the expectation for 2013: Play 15.
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Grambling has named Broderick Fobbs as its new football coach, the school announced Wednesday morning.
It has been a historic run to the LHSAA Division IV football semifinals for Cedar Creek.
Grambling State's football coaching search has been narrowed down to five finalists, athletic director Aaron James confirmed to The News-Star Tuesday.
A second half surge on the defensive end propelled the Ouachita Lady Lions to a 54-45 victory over Fair Park on Tuesday night inside the Madhouse on Millhaven.
A long night on the field in Seattle got even worse off of it, and now the Saints are operating on a compressed time-frame as they brace for surging Carolina with first place in the NFC South at stake.
Forty-years of back-and-forth in the football rivalry between Southern University and Grambling State University don't mean much to one longtime member of Southern's governing board, at least not when the money starts slowing down.
The ghost of Nick Saban has returned to Louisiana once again.
Emani White scored 22 points and Nicholls State overcame a 10-point halftime deficit as the Colonels defeated Louisiana Tech 80-78 before 211 fans at Stopher Gym Monday night.
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After back-to-back LHSAA Class 1A football state championships the past two seasons, expectations kept growing skyward for Ouachita Christian School.
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And then there were five. The LHSAA playoffs head into the semifinal round with five northeastern Louisiana teams still standing. It took some big performances to get the local squads to where they are.
JACKSON, Miss. Alex Hamilton came up big on offense with a game-high 24 points and on defense with three steals to lead Louisiana Tech to its sixth straight win, a 72-61 victory over Jackson State on Sunday night inside the Lee E. Williams AAC.
ULM got the chance to throw the ball away in winning fashion as the clock hit 0:00 against the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and the Warhawks pulled out the 31-28 win for their first win over the in-state rival since 2007.
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Before the touchdown of the day and before the drive of the day, there was the catch of the weekend by LSU wide receiver Jarvis Landry.
The road has been good to Louisiana Tech recently with four straight wins and a Gulf Coast Showcase championship.
Nine future Bulldogs have signed letters of intent in the early signing period and are committed to play for head coach Wade Simoneaux and the Louisiana Tech Baseball program in the coming years.
The Neville Tigers gathered around the band and sang the alma mater on a bone-chilling Friday night, soaking in the adulation of the home crowd at Bill Ruple Stadium one last time amid a fog of baby powder.
In the Class 1A football playoffs, No. 2 Mangham ran over No. 10 White Castle and right into the semifinal for the second time in the past three seasons.
Adairius Barnes' 25-yard interception return for a touchdown was the lone highlight of the day for Louisiana Tech as UTSA downed the Bulldogs 30-10 Saturday afternoon at the Alamo Dome.
Another big night by senior quarterback Seth Christian led No. 6 St. Frederick by No. 3 Metairie Park-Country Day, 34-20.
LAFAYETTE Kolton Browning threw two touchdown passes and Louisiana-Monroe held on to defeat Louisiana-Lafayette 31-28 Saturday night.
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A Centarius Donald touchdown run has given the ULM Warhawks a 28-21 lead over UL Lafayette with about two minutes left in the third quarter.
AUBURN, Ala. Chris Davis raced 100-plus yards with a missed field-goal attempt for a touchdown on the final play to lift No. 4 Auburn to a 34-28 victory over No. 1 Alabama on Saturday.
NEW ORLEANS Dray Joseph and Lee Dross connected for three touchdowns and Southern defeated Grambling 40-17 on Saturday.
Grambling made things a bit interesting early in the final frame, pulling to within 27-17, but Southern walked away with a 40-17 win when the final buzzer sounded.
Tech trails Texas-San Antonio 17-10 at halftime in the Bulldgos' final game of the season.
Grambling has tightened the game against Southern to 27-17 early in the fourth in the Bayou Classic.
Southern leads Grambling 27-3 at halftime in the Bayou Classic.
WHITE CASTLE - The Mangham Dragons rushed for more than 400 yards in moving past the homestanding Bulldogs 56-26 and into the Nonselect Class 1A state semifinals Friday night at Bulldog Stadium.
Mickey McCarty said earlier in the week that DeRidder and running back D'Angelo Reder would be a huge test for Neville.
The Kittens of Southern Lab made the trip to Monroe with one thing on their minds: to knock off perennial power Ouachita Christian.
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The third time really can be the charm.
For the majority of the first half, Oak Grove running back Deion Wilson had open lanes to run through.
There probably isn't a bigger sports cliché than 'records can be thrown out the window.'
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September 26, 2011
by Nina Shea
The American interfaith delegation — Catholic cardinal Theodore McCarrick, Episcopal bishop John Bryson Chane, and Council on American Islamic Relations director Nihad Awad — who made headlines when they traveled to Tehran and secured the release of the two American hikers last week should pack their bags again. They need to make a return trip. And they better hurry.
As early as this week, the British-based Christian Solidarity Worldwide reports, Iran may execute Pastor Yousef Nadarkhani for refusing to recant his Christian faith.
As my colleague Paul Marshall recently wrote, evangelical Pastor Nadarkhani was sentenced to death for apostasy because he converted to Christianity. He had been tried and found guilty a year ago, even though the court also found that he had never been a practicing Muslim as an adult. Nadarkhani, from Rasht, on the Caspian Sea, converted to Christianity as a teenager.
Iran's Supreme Court, which upheld the verdict in June, ordered that the pastor be given four chances to renounce Christianity and accept Islam. Two hearings for this purpose took place yesterday and today. Two more are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Pastor had been arrested in 2009 when he tried to register his church with authorities. His defense lawyer Mohammed Ali Dadkhah was himself sentenced in July to nine years imprisonment for "actions and propaganda against the Islamic regime." He is now appealing.
According to the U.S. State Department, if carried out, Pastor Nadarkhani's execution would be the first for apostasy since 1990 in Iran.
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In my Scientific American column this month, I wrote about the public's growing unhappiness with the dictation features of Siri, the speech-recognition feature of the latest iPhone and iPads. It strikes many people as hopelessly inaccurate—when it works. Often, the cellular network is so clogged that your utterance doesn't get transcribed at all.
Hope is not lost, however. You can get better results—if you're willing to delve more deeply into understanding how Siri works.
- Hold the phone close to your head. You get better accuracy this way than when the phone is farther from your mouth because its noise-cancellation circuit works better in this position. (You'll also reduce the risk that people will think that you're talking to yourself like a crazy person.)
- Use WiFi when you can. When you try to dictate, but all you get is the purple, blinking "thinking" dots and then no text appears, it's because your Internet connection is weak or the cell network is congested. That problem virtually vanishes when you have a solid WiFi connection.
- Beware background audio spikes. Siri does surprisingly well in loud environments—as long as it's a steady dull roar. Sudden, irregular noises, though, throw her off.
- Speak the punctuation. You can say almost anything: "comma," "semicolon," "dash," "open quote" and "close quote," "colon," "new line," "new paragraph," and so on. (If your saying "exclamation point" keeps getting transcribed as "excavation point," emphasize the second syllable: "exclamation point." Weird, but it works.)
- Capitalize by voice. If you say "cap" before a word, the first letter of that one word is auto-capitalized. For example, you can say, "I'm going to the cap post cap office" to get "I'm going to the Post Office."
- Make corrections. Often, the iPhone knows perfectly well when it might have gotten a word wrong—it draws a dashed underline beneath words or phrases it's insecure about. You can tap that word or phrase to see the iPhone's alternative interpretation, which is often correct.
Trust the auto-formatting. Siri automatically inserts dashes into phone numbers (you say, "2125561000," and she types "212-556-1000"); she formats two-line street addresses without your having to say "New line" before the city; she handles prices automatically ("six dollars and thirty-two cents" becomes "$6.32"). She formats dates and Web addresses well, too; you can even use the nerdy shortcut "dub-dub-dub" when you want the "www" part of a Web address.
Siri recognizes email addresses, too, as long as you remember to say "at sign" at the right spot. You'd say, "harold (underscore) beanfield (at sign) gmail (dot) com" to get firstname.lastname@example.com. - Use Voice Control. Before Siri and the iPhone 4S came along on, previous iPhone models had a far simpler feature called Voice Control. It could perform only two tasks: dial the phone (you could say "call Frank Simpson" or "dial 555-1212") and control music playback ("play some Beatles").
Obviously, that's nowhere near as powerful and useful as Siri. But unlike Siri, Voice Control didn't rely on an Internet connection; all of the processing took place right on the phone. And that was a huge advantage.
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Located in the pedestrian zone of the world-famous old town of Lucerne, the Falken Hotel is close to wealth of shopping attractions and many well-known landmarks such as the Chapel Bridge, the Lion Monument, the Vierwaldstattensee as well as steamboat harbour.
This property boasts stylishly appointed accommodation units that are equipped with all the essential amenities to ensure you utmost comfort.
You can also enjoy an intimate dinner or treat yourself with a small aperitif at the cosy onsite Toutou Restaurant.
The conference and banqueting room is especially furnished for events and conferences in a convenient and private atmosphere. At leisure, you can also visit or explore the city and its surrounding areas.
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Excellent hotel, would definitely recommend. A couple of blocks back from the lake, close to the train station. Lots of great restaurants and cafes nearby. Rooms are not huge but still very comfortable.
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Mercury Retrograde is in full effect, and it is starting to bring news of couples breaking up in 2013. The first of the bunch is Michelle Williams and Jason Segal. Together for a year, they seem like one of the more solid couples in Hollywood. While they say the split was mutual, what happened for real?
At first glance, Virgo Michelle and Capricorn Jason seem like a good match. They both are Earth signs, with a lot of Virgo planets in their charts. Her Leo Rising even matches well with his Aquarius Moon. In fact, things are so compatible in many ways, there seems to be nothing missing -- except Fire. While they are a good team, there seems to be a lack of fiery energy that can ignite intensity. While Michelle does have the Leo Rising, there isn't any Fire in Jason's chart to substantiate a deeper passion. So, while they can be the nice and sweet couple forever, it's obvious Michelle needed more heat.


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My wife and I have this argument (she calls it a "discussion") several times a year. I serve up some perfectly good food of uncertain age from the refrigerator. She wants to throw it away. I say if the color looks right, it smells like food and tastes all right, we should eat it. She says better safe than sorry. And with that another perfectly good pasta dish (or was that chicken?) is tossed.
We have similar discussions about expired medications. I vaguely remembered hearing about a study that analyzed the potency and safety of the most common medications that were well past their expiration dates. The researchers found no evidence the medicines were harmful and most were still effective.
So, how are expiration dates set? And is it risky to take a medicine that is expired?
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The study that came to mind was started by the U.S. Air Force in 1985. It was extended to other military services in the early 1990s. The military had gathered a stockpile of medications worth more than a billion dollars that were close to (or had exceeded) their expiration dates. No one wanted to throw away expensive medications that might still be safe and effective. So the drugs were extensively tested with oversight by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
The verdict? Most medications were still good nearly three years past their expiration dates.
So, I was right! Well, sort of. Before ignoring expiration dates on medications, there are a few caveats to keep in mind:
Where Do Expiration Dates Come From?
Since 1979, the FDA has required drug makers to give every medication an expiration date. And there must be some testing to come up with the time period.
Why couldn't the expiration dates extend farther into the future? A cynical view (and one that may be right!) is that drug companies set expiration dates to encourage us to replace our older medications (even if they are still good). The more we throw out, the more we'll need to buy to replace them.
Drug makers deny this. They say it would be too expensive to test a drug's stability over long periods of time, and in all the different conditions (for example, hot, cold, humid and dry) in which people keep their drugs.
Also, improvements in drug manufacturing and changes in drug information over time would require repeated "longevity" testing that would be impractical. Better, they say, to pick and stick with a shorter period of time they feel confident a drug will stay stable.
That might be acceptable if it weren't for the pharmacist who may reduce the expiration to one year from when the prescription is written! Some states require pharmacists to do this. This came from a 1985 recommendation from the U.S. Pharmacopeia, a not-for-profit group that establishes standards for drug makers.
What's the logic behind this? When a drug is taken out of its original container and put in a pharmacy canister, moisture and air can degrade the pills or capsules.
Or, one of the following may happen that requires a change in medication:
So, limiting the prescription to a year from when it's originally filled adds an extra level of safety. It requires the doctor to review whether continuing with the old medication beyond one year is still a good idea.
Even with the best of intentions, this conservative standard makes it even more likely that enormous amounts of perfectly good medications will be thrown away in this country each year.
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All of this might make you want to think twice about getting rid of expired medications. However, getting rid of medications you no longer need could prevent many tragic injuries and deaths due to:
How To Get Rid of Old or Needless Medications
Believe it or not, there is a right way to get rid of unneeded or very old medications. Flushing them down the toilet turns out to be a bad idea: They can get into the drinking water supply.
Talk to your pharmacist and use an approved "drop off" location. Many places have a "take back" program once a year. You bring in medications you'd like to discard. If there is no such program near you and your pharmacist can't help you:
Then throw them in the trash.
The Bottom Line
The next time my wife starts throwing out expired medications, I'll remind her that in the military study I mentioned above, the savings amounted to more than $260 million by keeping expired medications. We may not save that much. And we don't have the FDA to test and oversee extensions on our medicines' expiration dates. But there is a fair amount of evidence that if you store medications properly, they appear intact and are not one of the exceptions mentioned above, they are still safe to take.
For many common conditions, such as allergies, headaches or back pain, I'm willing to take the risk of applying my own, modest extension to the expiration date.
It's too bad that the mystery leftovers in the fridge don't come with an expiration date. But even if they did, I'd be tempted to stretch those, too.
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One of the most astonishing progressions, as covered by Humans Invent last November, is the ability to print prosthetics from human cells. It is now possible to fabricate working organs such as the liver and kidneys which will hopefully revolutionize health care, bringing an end to transplant waiting lists.
A 3D printer for the everyday man
What is interesting this time around, though, is that 3D printers are being pitched directly to the consumer as opposed to companies or specialist research facilities. No, this doesn't mean we will be able to make our own organs at home, but on a more basic level we will be able to make toys such as figurines or replacement parts for home appliances.
One of the leading companies making 3D printers is Makerbot Industries who launched the Replicator at this year's CES. The basic version costs £1,130 and can make objects in one colour. For another couple of hundred pounds you can buy a model that creates objects in two colours. The machine follows the same principle as a normal computer printer except that melted plastic instead of ink comes out of the print head. The printer slowly builds up the layers of plastic which solidify, creating a 3D object.
In order for this to work the printer needs design instructions for the particular object – either a scanner takes a photo of the object and translates its measurements or it is done manually. This is where it starts to become controversial as Intellectual Property (IP) rears its litigiously ugly head. Makerbot's resource for designs is on its website Thingiverse.com. This site is open source meaning any design uploaded there is shared with everyone. Last year a designer from the Netherlands called Ulrich Schwanitz managed to print a 3D version of the Penrose triangle illusion. He refused to give the design secrets away but instead allowed the print-out to be purchased through a 3D printing company.
Someone managed to work out Schwanitz's design and put the instructions on Thingiverse.com for everyone to see. As a result, Schwanitz issued a DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) take down notice to Makerbot demanding they pull the design instructions from the site. Thankfully the issue was resolved when Schwanitz backed down but this still raises questions for the future. When this product becomes cheaper and more available for the average consumer and not just the gadget enthusiast, will there be a whole slew of lawsuits?
The potential for legal issues
The Chief executive of Makerbot, Bre Pettis, seems to have an almost naïve optimism about the future, perceiving an end to the capitalist market as we know it. He told the BBC, "I don't think we need a marketplace. It's a sharing world. We are at the dawn of the age of sharing where even if you try to sell things the world is going to share it anyway."
We have seen how this world of 'sharing' has hit the music industry, with a total shake-up of the business model built around record labels and their exclusive ownership of artists' work.
Lawyer Peter Hanna succinctly lays out the 3 subcategories of IP and their possible ramifications in a future world of prolific 3D printing on Ars Technica. He notes that theoretically all three subcategories, patent, copyright and trademark laws, could be infringed by theses machines. If you patent a design and somebody fabricates the product with a 3D printer, this would be a direct infringement of the patent. But designers don't need to patent their products to be protected by law, as Hanna says, "Some people forget that an original creative work is copyrighted the moment it is fixed in a tangible medium of expression." This means the design files themselves are protected by law regardless of whether an object is ever made from them. The trademark would be infringed if the person fabricating the object using 3D printing included the logo or manufacturers symbol on the original product.
In October Humans Invent featured Sculpteo 3D that can print in silver. While this is an amazing advance in technology, it's possible all three subcategories of IP would be infringed if it was used to make, say, an exact copy of an expensive piece of trademarked silver jewellery.
Will we be prosecuted for printing our own fakes?
So, if the technology develops sufficiently to make home 3D printing a viable option for a large number of people, are we going to see ordinary people prosecuted for downloading and printing their own 'fakes'. Or will the home 3D printer lead to an open source design movement that genuinely challenges the major manufacturers and their traditional advantage of economies of scale.
For sure, the law and 3D printing will certainly be locking horns some time soon.
Give us your views on 3D printing. What does the future hold for the breakthrough innovation? Could we have another Napster case on our hands?
For more on mass manufacturing and 3D printing:-
Tailor made for the masses: A manufacturing revolution
Printing gold: A 3D design breakthrough
Lab Craft: The new era of Digital Craftsmen
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A new study suggests that providing more telemental health could have an especially beneficial effect on treatment of rural veterans with PTSD.1
The study published in the June issue of Psychiatric Services concluded that health-service use by veterans with PTSD in rural areas is lower than veterans living in urban areas and that telemental health services could help.
"Research demonstrates that telemental health is useful for addressing the problems associated with a lack of services in rural areas; therefore, the VA should consider adding telemental health services. A special effort to establish telehealth, particularly specialized PTSD clinics, at existing facilities should also be considered," the authors wrote.
For the study, researchers examined how individual characteristics influenced use of outpatient visits by veterans with PTSD. The study assessed the number of annual visits by 414,748 veterans with PTSD who sought care from October 2007 through September 2008 at VA facilities.
Among the findings were:
- Veterans from rural or highly rural areas had 19% and 25% fewer medical visits overall, respectively, than urban-dwelling veterans.
- Iraq and Afghanistan veterans had 21% fewer visits than veterans of prior eras.
- Veterans with comorbid conditions had 64% more visits than veterans with only PTSD.
- Veterans from rural or highly rural areas had 22% and 33%, respectively, fewer visits to PTSD specialty clinics than veterans from urban areas.
The researchers wrote that the results of this study also revealed that factors other than geography influenced care-seeking behavior for PTSD.
"Urban-dwelling veterans who served during the current service era were less likely than veterans of prior conflicts to seek care," the authors wrote. "Although research indicates that younger people are more likely to seek care for mental-health problems, this pattern does not appear to be true for veterans with PTSD. This finding is somewhat concerning, given the VA's increased attention to PTSD services and multiple efforts to screen for the disorder."
To increase veterans' access to mental healthcare, the VA recently announced it has set a goal to conduct more than 200,000 clinic-based, telemental health consultations for all mental-health specialties in fiscal year 2012.
- Brooks E, Novins DK, Thomas D, Jiang L, Nagamoto HT, Dailey N, Bair B, Shore JH. Personal Characteristics Affecting Veterans' Use of Services for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. Psychiatr Serv. 2012 Jun 15. doi: 10.1176/appi.ps.201100444. [Epub ahead of print] PubMed PMID: 22707088.
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Liederabend and Living History Old Economy Village presents German art songs featuring up-and-coming opera stars, including Lori Carrau, Lara Lynn Cottrill, Katlyn Kovachick, Emily Lapisardi, Rosemary Pavlovsky, Robyn Peterson, Rebecca Rumfelt, and Henry St. George Tucker, with pianist Rebekah Hill. Free with village admission, refreashments included.08/18/2012
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Classic Strings Duo The Classic Strings Duo consists of Kevin Matheson, violin, and Bryan Matheson, viola, who are also known for their artistry as members of the Rainier Trio. 08/21/2012
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Roots of Rock 'n Roll XXXIX Roots of Rock' n Roll XXXIX Date: February 22, 2014 Venue: Benedum Center Time: 8:15 p.m. Tickets: Single- $100 Donation Pair- $200 Donation Seating: Orchestra Credit Card Only, Non-Refundable02/22/2014
Brit Floyd Brit Floyd Date: March 7, 2014 Venue: Benedum Center Time: 7:30 p.m. Tickets: Single- $150 Donation Pair- $300 Donation Seating: Orchestra/Grand Tier Credit Card Only, Non-Refundable03/07/2014
David Garrett in Concert David Garrett in Concert Date: Friday March 21st, 2014 Venue: Benedum Center Time: 8:00 p.m. Tickets: Single- $75 Donation Pair- $150 Donation Seating: Orchestra/Grand Tier Credit Card Only, Non-Refundable03/21/2014
Joe Bonamassa Joe Bonamassa Date: May 6, 2014 Venue: Benedum Center Time: 8:00 p.m. Tickets: Single- $75 Donation Pair- $150 Donation Seating: Orchestra/Grand Tier Credit Card Only, Non-Refundable05/06/2014
Celtic Women Celtic Women Date: May 17, 2014 Venue: Benedum Center Time: 7:30 p.m. Tickets: Single- $75 Donation Pair- $150 Donation Seating: Orchestra/Grand Tier Credit Card Only, Non-Refundable05/17/2014


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Rapala Pro Guide Clipper - $2.59
The Rapala Pro Guide Line Clippers feature a durable, stainless steel construction with a razor-sharp cutting edge that might just make them the last pair of clippers you'll ever own. The larger thumb bar also makes them easier to use - even with gloves on. Also equipped with a line pick, cutting knife and lure tuning tool, the Rapala Pro Guide Line Clippers are always ready.
Length: 2-1/2"
Comments: I've been using this for the past 4 years and it works great. won't cut braid any heavier than 20lb but you'd be foolish to expect it to. has a great backlash pick also.
Comments: Unlike the other reviews, I have had good luck with it not breaking. The knife is a little dull. Overall, mine works great!
From: Josh: MN
Comments: Well i have an update: the thing fell apart when i was going to open it. the thumb push broke right of the shears. what junks
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From: Tony: Madison
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