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Born in 1984 in Merida, Yucatán, México, Jorge Molina showed big passion in comics since early age and he dreamed in working on anything related in drawing super heroes.
As he got older he started to realize it was just a kids dream and that he should probably do something more reliable, but then he had the chance to study animation and from there he ended up in comics. Jorge being an upcoming artist started working in the industry five years ago and has done video games, comics, clothing design and product design for companies like UDON, Image, Top Cow, DC Comics, Crystal Dynamics, and Buzz Monkey.
He recently scored an exclusive two year contract with Marvel Comics and he has been doing covers and interiors for titles such as AVENGERS: THE INITIATIVE, CAPTAIN AMERICA: MAN OUT OF TIME, WORLD WAR HULKS: SPIDER-MAN & THOR, and X-MEN: LEGACY and recently THE X-MEN Series among others.
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Do you know what it feels like to have something to say, something big, something important, something that matters, really and truly. . .
To know you could shake this whole goddamned world, that you were put in this life to shake things, to speak truth so loudly that no one could fail to listen. . .
Do you know what it feels like to live this life, to now have lived this life (past tense), to feel all of this now in your past (it can't be in the past) because one thing after another keeps pulling you down, holding you back, the worst of which — though certainly not the least — is you feeling afraid and sorry for your fucking self. . .
Then perhaps you don't at all, perhaps you're just frustrated at obstacles you truly cannot surmount in the moment, so you turn your anger inwards on yourself, because your "self" is the only point of focus you have (and baby, do you ever need one right now), so much more real, easier to grab onto than whatever is holding you back. . .
I've stopped giving people advice. I have so much wisdom — I come by it honestly — but people don't want to hear it, even when they ask. With the very rare exception.
I started talking with a lovely young woman in a shop at the mall last week. A lovely young woman who, as it turned out, really wanted my advice very badly. More than three hours we talked, and I didn't feel tired or ill or anything but delighted to be helping. In my small way, a way that may hopefully be a little bigger for her, I gave her the benefit of my experience, my understanding of human nature, my attention and my time.
Time. Time that was spent with mirrors reflecting myself back to me out of the corner of my eye. What I saw can be compared to the visuals in this movie treatment of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Spencer Tracy coming to my mind as he always does), except I was transforming from Dr. Ruby into Ms. Walking Dead.
My skin, already light, grew visibly paler and more sallow as we talked. The dark circles beneath my eyes got darker, and darker still until I looked like I did once as a child when an egg on my head drained and I had two black eyes as a result. Their rims became red as though I had been up for three days without closing them.
I left, and I was so happy to have met this woman, so happy to have made a new friend, someone I not only genuinely liked and would want in my life, but someone I could do for. Someone I had done for, just by listening and caring and talking. Grateful.
I got into my car, and everything collapsed inwards on me. I felt like I wasn't going to make the drive home, but I've felt that way before and of course I always make it. There simply is no alternative in my mind.
My muscles ached and my head was pounding, I was running a nice fever. I took my pills — a handful of narcotics and muscle relaxers and prescription NSAIDs and anti-nausea meds and more — like a good little patient.
(There has been so much pain lately I don't try to fuck around with toughing it out, waiting to see if some rest and aspirin will do, no, not these days, the pain wins out. For now.)
I probably slept upwards of 20 hours. Yes, for the curious, I am convinced by now I do again (and again and again) have mono. I could explain why I haven't gone in for a spot (test), but that is not what this post is about. It's a short enough period of time that it would be rightly termed a "relapse" and not a "recurrence" though, which soothes me in a way I cannot put into words.
My ill-health is not entirely to blame. When I put myself out like that, when I give fully of myself, through "real life" interaction or through written or online interaction, it literally takes pieces from me. Pieces of myself, my soul, down to its very core. Which makes sense to me as I write it out, because that is what I give to people, whether they recognize it or not. And some do.
My mother sees it. She saw it physically when I came home the other night. A few of you sense it, truly, though I've never spelled it out quite like this. I am grateful for you.
And those of you who don't, it's okay. Mostly everyone thinks they do, that it's the same for them. But we are all different people, so it can never truly be the same.
Always I regenerate. But it takes time and rest. I grow frustrated and impatient and angry with this.
Do you know how loud I can be? You have no idea, I have never shown you. You have never heard me shout, not even raise my voice.
Do you have any conception of how much I have to say, with what I was born shouting from the rooftops, the truth and the lack of fear and the strength of it. . . Talk to somebody who Knew Me When, back in middle school, high school, beyond. Go back further to when I was first That Girl.
I'm trying, I'm fighting, God knows I am fighting to be more than what I now am. To be what I was and what I know I am meant to be. To be Liberty Leading the People once again.
I am fighting so hard.
I will not be done, not at 33, not at 93, not ever. There is so much to do, so much to say, so much to change. . .
So many, many people to piss off yet.
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"Stories never begin nor do they end. They are comprised of people living, an endless cycle of interacting, influencing each other, and parting ways. As long as stories are told they shall not have clear endings." -Vice President Gustav St. Germain
The Awkwardly Done Description: I've been a pretty big anime fan for the past few years now, I grew up on shows like Dragon Ball Z, which despite being fairly miserable I still love unconditionally. My real love for anime didn't start until about two years back though, when I first watched Clannad, after that I had a fix for anime, trying to find something to measure up, and though I haven't found anything that has had the same impact as Clannad did, I'm still continuing to look, and enjoying plenty of other anime along the way. Now I tend to have anime fixes throughout the year, in which I'll watch a ton of anime in a short period of time, then I'll get burned out and won't watch much anime for a few months, rinse and repeat. As for my tastes in anime, well that's really all over the board, I tend to avoid long-running shows like Bleach, Naruto etc. Really the ideal length for me is about 24 episodes, though if it's a really good anime I don't mind going into the early triple digits.
Reviews: I have several up, though I'm still trying to figure out how I want to go about writing them, I'm not overly impressed with any of my current ones. Feel free to check them out and give me some feedback.
My top 5 Anime Characters:
1. Van Hohenheim
2. Isaac & Miria (You can't have one without the other)
3. Holo
4. Furude Rika
5. Nicolas D. Wolfwood
(Honorable Mentions: Spike Spiegel, Barry the Chopper, Ginko, Hasake)
5 Stars -The anime was top of the line. Whether it's due to the plot or the characters it was simply amazing. This rating is reserved for my top five and a few others, and as a general rule I have no big problems with any aspect of the show. It's also worth noting that I don't really like rating things 5/5 or 10/10, I tend to reserve such ratings for my top 5 anime, and little else.
4 - 4.5 Stars - The anime was great, however it likely didn't merit five stars because of some big problem I had with an aspect of the show, such as the ending, a bad arc, or a really annoying character.
3 - 3.5 Stars - The anime was good, it may have had some big problems or it just didn't do anything that really impressed me. Overall it was worth watching through once, but it doesn't amount do much more than that.
2 - 2.5 Stars - The show was bad, it wasn't worth watching due to a number of glaring errors throughout. It lacked a great plot or characters and in all likelihood it had a less than satisfying ending.
1 - 1.5 Stars - It was misery, if I made it through this anime it wasn't because it was any good, it was because I was testing my endurance.
0.5 Stars - Mother of God...
Interests not pertaining to anime:
Sleeping - It's a passion.
Bacon - I really love bacon.
Minecraft - I LOVE Minecraft, for about an hour and then I get incredibly bored.
SNES - Can't beat the old stuff. FFVI - Still my favorite game.
Dota 2 - I must be a masochist to enjoy being a part of this gaming community.
Boston Legal - Possibly the greatest show ever made. Denny Crane.
The Walking Dead - A show about a big family on a small farm...Oh yeah and there's like zombies or something.
A Song of Ice and Fire - George R.R. Martin is kind of the man, love the Song of Ice and Fire as well as the Game of Thrones show. Tyrion Lannister FTW!
And I'll leave you all with this to think about...
July 26, 2010
December 17, 2013
20 / Male
total episodes: 3,586
total anime ratings: 147
total manga ratings: 0
there's no way for regular users to do that at this point. if you PM me the anime you want VAs added to (profile comment is fine as well) I'll gladly do it. Just let me know :D
Haha they have a small cameo.
Durarara was pretty good, though there are a few random loose ends and things it was a pretty fun ride over all :)
OH? Good deal! I'll have to browse some of yours too! I just finished all of my shows ;-;
Alsoe, your avatar is awesome.
Thanks a lot I really appreciate it, I had to comment on the review BACCANO! was amazing, Brains-Base do so awesome animes, and I hope you'll enjoy YnS as much as I did ^^


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Excerpt: 'Mr. George Baker'
June 13, 2005 In this tender picture-book tale from our list of summer picks for kids, a 100-year-old jazz drummer and a first-grader both learn to read.
Excerpt: 'Hachiko, the True Story of a Loyal Dog'
June 13, 2005 Reviewer John Kelly recommends this title for readers in first through third grades, the story of a real dog who lived in Tokyo and faithfully waited for his master at the train station, even when the owner could not come to meet him.
Excerpt: 'Bindi Babes'
June 13, 2005 "Of course we didn't want her," 12-year-old Amber Dhillon says of her Auntie, in this title from our list of summer book picks for kids. "We didn't need her."
Excerpt: 'Each Little Bird That Sings'
June 13, 2005 Death is no stranger to 10-year-old Comfort Snowberger and her family. They run the funeral parlor in their Mississippi town. Read an excerpt from this title, one of our summer reading picks for kids.
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June 13, 2005 As crisis looms, a city's leaders establish a city illuminated entirely by artificial light. But the lights begin to flicker, two 12-year-olds set out to bring light to their people. Read an excerpt from this recommendation for young readers.
Excerpt: 'Toad Rage'
June 13, 2005 Limpy the Australian cane toad is tired of watching his relatives get flattened by human motorists. His plan: convince the world that cane toads are worthy of respect. Reviewer John Kelly calls the book "Gross, funny and the perfect introduction to Australian slang."
Excerpt: 'Last Shot: A Final Four Mystery'
June 13, 2005 Eighth-graders Steven Thomas and Susan Carol Anderson win a contest for young sportswriters, and realize they've stumbled onto a scoop. Read an excerpt from this title, from our list of summer reading picks for kids.
Excerpt: 'Wolf Brother'
June 13, 2005 At the start of this fantasy novel, young Torak's father lies mortally wounded by a bear. "But what kind of bear stalks men...?" Tarok asks. One possessed by a demon. And it turns out it is Torak's destiny to defeat the bear, aided by an orphaned wolf cub. Reviewer John Kelly calls it "Clan of the Cave Bear for kids."
Excerpt: 'The Giant Rat of Sumatra or Pirates Galore'
June 13, 2005 When a creaking ship, its bowsprit carved in the shape of a snarling rat, pulls into San Diego harbor it carries with it a 12-year-old cabin boy whose only desire is to get home to his family. Reviewer John Kelly calls the story, set in 1846, a "rousing, swashbuckling tale."
Excerpt: 'Saffy's Angel'
June 13, 2005 When Saffy learns her mother is actually her aunt she goes in search of the one thing that might really be hers. Read an excerpt from this recommendation for young readers.
Excerpt: 'Mighty Jackie, the Strikeout Queen'
June 13, 2005 Jackie Mitchell's father told her she could accomplish anything, including playing baseball. The message sunk in. During an exhibition game in Tennessee, the 17-year-old southpaw struck out Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. Read an excerpt from this recommendation for young readers.
Excerpt: 'For Freedom: The Story of a French Spy'
June 13, 2005 Kimberly Brubaker Bradley's For Freedom: The Story of a French Spy is based on the true story of Suzanne David, a Cherbourg teenager who joined the Resistance after the Nazis invaded France. Read an excerpt from this recommendation for young readers.
Excerpt: 'Sabriel'
June 8, 2005 A teenager who confronts evil to find her missing father in the first novel of this trilogy for young adults, recommended by librarian Nancy Pearl on Morning Edition.
Excerpt: 'The Phantom Tollbooth'
June 7, 2005 A very bored child named Milo receives a mysterious gift in this title recommended by librarian Nancy Pearl: a tollbooth. Next thing Milo knows, he's left his bedroom and is driving through new territory, not quite so bored anymore.
Excerpt: 'Broken China'
June 7, 2005 This young-adult fiction title focuses on an African-American teen mother living in Houston and was recommended on All Things Considered by book critic Alan Cheuse.


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Us 'lo-info' types voted for her. We don't know why we voted for her. But we did.
Oh, yeah, I do remember now. She had a "D" beside her name.
As my name suggests, we are thick (like a brick), we vote as a block and we're impenetrable. We are Cal/Dem voters, hear us roar!
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I think the moral of the story is outside of some minor variation, a good player will generally get a good score regardless of the random element. Occasionally, the random element my greatly effect the score (particularly folks using Pinball), but in general, it will work itself out.
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Where's the iGrowth, Apple?
Contracting margins and lower selling prices dominate the headlines about Apple. But the company has an even bigger -- and simpler -- problem at the moment.
Contracting margins and lower selling prices dominate the headlines about Apple. But the company has an even bigger -- and simpler -- problem at the moment.
From earnings reports out of Apple to a Halloween deal on burritos at Chipotle, here are some of the items that will help shape the week that lies ahead on Wall Street.
On Tuesday, Apple has another product unveiling event, but don't expect smart watches, smart TVs, or Apple Glasses -- even though it's overdue for a new breakout gadget.
Apple has told manufacturers of its new iPhone 5C that it will cut orders of the smartphone for the final three months of the year.
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Stock markets mostly rose Wednesday, but were weighed down by Apple, which threatened a six-day run of gains for the S&P 500 and pushed the Nasdaq into negative territory.
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Apple has been quick to respond to new allegations of labor issues -- this time at Shanghai factories run by Taiwanese manufacturer Pegatron making the iPhone 5C.


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Statement occasionwear in winter's hottest hue
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Colour: Red. Polyester. Hand wash only.South Skater Dress
In luxurious lace this skater dress by South has a delicate look that's soft and pretty. In three gorgeous autumn colours, this dress is an essential for every event on your social calendar.
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In stretch fabric this Myleene Klass bodycon dress is cut to complement your curves. From a dinner date to the dance floor this dress is a stunning piece of autumn fashion.
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- Short sleeves; stretch fabric
- Available in two versatile colours
- Length: 42 inches
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Complete your party look this season by pairing this piece with a killer pair of black platform heels. Add an oversized clutch bag for added luxe.
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- Embellished mesh front (lightly padded)
- Cut-out to back
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Definitions Vintage Lace Pencil Dress
Fusing tradition with contemporary, lace with mesh this piece is cutting edge in formal wear
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I kind of wanted to go the safe route with DeCastro. I really think he could've helped this running game. Perhaps Wright can do the same things opening things up.
Well areas of need we still need to address... Pass rusher. CB. and Interior Olinemen. Hopefully rounds 2 and 3 will be bountiful!
I sure do love the hope and promise the draft brings.
Can anyone tell me what is wrong with our corners? All we lost was a nickel corner and hawkins played well when given the chance and campell looks to be promising. As for as de there was not a single all around guy on the board. The more you score the more you pressure apposing offenses to try to score, giving more chances to get those needed sacks. I sure am glad fans dont make these picks because name recognition in the draft builds losing organizations.
I wanted DeCastro to shore up the Oline. I don't mind the Wright pick just saying who I wanted. I like our corners, but we need another. Verner and McCourty are good but we need a solid nickel considering how pass happy the NFL is. We need a pass rusher plain and simple I dont care how or where we get him. Perhaps Upshaw in round 2?
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More than telling how I liked it, I wanted to write this post just to inform you that this movie exists.
Directed by debutante Kunaal Roy Kapur and written by Anuvab Pal, the movie is based on a play of the same name by the same crew. The premise of the movie is set when George W. Bush, visited India. In addition to the many diplomatic and political things on the agenda was a rather unique event – a meeting with one of the young faces responsible for shaping "The New India". This is in fact true, the rest fiction.
So you have 6 candidates shortlisted who have to compete for the coveted handshake. The intellectual Bengali writer, Konkana Sen Sharma, the pseudo-'social worker' Satchit Puranik, the caricatured Gujju stock broker Anand Tiwari, the dumb bimbo Ira Dubey (Lilette Dubeys younger daughter), the accent trainer Vivek Gomber and the geek Namit Das. It has a few other characters like the PR agency head who is given the task of shortlisting, which she likens to choosing the next Pope or Dalai Lama, and her assistant. The film is about everyone's journey till the handshake.
It has more than a fair share of hilarious moments and the characters are fresh and new even though they are caricatured. The character I loved most was Ajay Karlekar (played by Satchit Puranik) as the social worker from Vidarbha. With a spot on accent and mannerisms (note the way he pronounces Ritu madam as Rutu ma'am), his best moment is when he is eliminated and leaves with an outburst against the elite ending it with "Jai Hind".
And then he returns back in a second to complete it with "Jai Maharashtra".
Great writing.
Leaving Konkana Sen Sharma, the rest of the cast reprise their roles from the play, so it is pointless to debate about the acting, it is spot on as expected.
Even if you don't care about the message it tries to deliver, you would not be disappointed with the entertainment it provides. Do not miss this movie.


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Filing a trademark seems easy and relatively cheap. And I'm planning to do so to protect my new brand despite it not being particularly valuable. The tricky part - the part where you have to decide what to write - is writing a description of goods and services.
The best advice I found was this:
Even attorneys will differ in their approach to writing a Goods and Services description. For small businesses that have just one or two trademarks, we recommend a Goods and Services description that includes the broadest possible commercial description, a narrower description including any unique aspect of your stuff, additional descriptions if other words might be used to find your stuff, any pre-approved goods and services from the trademark ID manual.
This is aimed at the US but, from what I understand, should probably apply equally to other jurisdictions. Having read the above, I am planning to write the description of my product like this:
Computer software for premufication of spodangles; computer software; data processing equipment, computers; computer software.
I.e. narrow unique description, broaad/generic one and a couple of applicable descriptions from the standard list.
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Minnesota Processor Bids and Offers as of 2:30 p.m.
(Prices Quoted-Oil Cents/lb, Meal, Hulls Dollars/ton, Grains Dollars/bu)
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Crude Soybean Oil 49.91 up 0.56 -175H unch
46.5% Soybean Meal R 402.10- 414.10 dn 2.2 -6 H to +6 H unch
46.5% Soybean Meal T 402.10- 414.10 dn 2.2 -6 H to +6 H unch
Soybean Hulls-bulk 200.00- 205.00 unch
Soybean Hulls-pellets 205.00 unch
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The afternoon is fine. Sun and a light wind are working together. That huge sky is full of cirrus masses, rolling toward the south.
With but one hand on the wheel, the taxi-driver takes it easy, skimming the border of the lake, over which gulls are circling. Turning, he calls to his passenger:
"Now, where'd you say to go?...Hope we find what you want..."
He grows still more talkative; needs no invitation, for such is the way of the Chicago taxi-man.
"If you don't move fast, the thing you think is some place just ain't there...He changes so fast."
"The town."
So the city is "he." It is somebody, and not to be spoken of, like other cities we know, as feminine. A big-boy city, growing mature but with young arteries. "He" has a personality...
If there were a "Who's Who" of cities, Chicago would fill out a questionnaire more verbosely than is the custom; something like this:
Born twice: As a town, August 10, 1833; as a city, March 4, 1837.
Son of the United States and the State of Illinois.
Early life one of extreme hardship; worked furiously through adolescence; sometimes could hardly call a dollar his own. Built a house and founded a fortune, without aid from rich relatives.
Studied during spare time and, while carrying on a growing business, acquired some degree of learning, appreciation of arts, and religious zeal.
Had such rapid success in business that, during early life, he neglected his dooryard, allowed his house to stand in a morass, and was careless about sewage, drinking water, and the like. But, aroused to this, he raised his house and lot bodily. Within forty years he had conquered insanitary conditions, and he and his family were in excellent health.
In 1871 he was burned out. Nearly all his business and investments were destroyed; his house with them. He scarcely paused to survey the ruins, but set to work rebuilding. And his new home was considered vastly better than the first one.
As he reached what appeared to be his prime, he became well known as a virile, broad-shouldered, rather careless but hospitable soul, who permitted all sorts of people to crowd his domain. Within his fences, the woes and quarrels of those people were many, and loudly expressed. He laughed and said, "Let every man speak his mind." He liked stentorian talk and a lively fight. But at the worst of times, he would step in and compose order.
Grown triumphantly rich, and having in his nature a love of beautiful things as well as material prowess, he built an exposition to which the world came. He began again rebuilding his entire property, using a careful plan for landscaping. He had invented a new way of constructing tall buildings, and he had learned the right use to make of his water frontage. Also, having gathered treasures of art, literature, and science, he began to exhibit them more widely. So people who came to visit him were often much astonished.
One of the great of the earth, a generous and vigorous soul, he confessed serious faults. He had never learned thoroughly to govern his family, nor even himself. His thoughtless hospitality permitted thieves, murderers, and plotters to come in. Getting them out again was a duty he seemed slow to recognize. But at last there were signs that this genial giant was making ready for a wholesale eviction.
Although having lived almost to his hundredth year, he was not old. Like mythical men of antiquity, he promised to live on, and to develop, through more centuries. And there were prophets who said that he would become not only big and powerful but also self-disciplined and wise.
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What is Disordered Eating? By Rebecca Cooper for California Life!
Disordered eating involves a mental obsession about food, weight, diet, and body image. It affects our self-esteem and robs us of the quality of life that we deserve. We may become depressed, withdrawn, or anxious because of our eating patterns. It affects every area of our lives and our family's lives.
There is a difference between unhealthy eating habits and disordered eating. A person with disordered eating is using food to cope with life. We overeat as a means to stuff down feelings or thoughts. We refrain from eating or go on a diet to feel in control. We may use the eating to avoid or block some painful part of our life.
Psychological factors that contribute to eating disorders include: low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, perfectionism, feelings of lack of control, inadequacy, loneliness, emptiness.
Situations that can set us up to develop eating disorders are limited coping skills to deal with feelings, denial of feelings, secrets, sexual abuse, excessive ridicule (real of perceived), unrealistic expectations for achievement, parental enmeshment, family disharmony or enmeshment, a cry for help, perfectionism, peer pressure.
Disordered eating has varied definitions and types. It is eating when you are not physically hungry and/or not stopping when you are full. It may result in excessive body fat. It is not necessarily apparent on the outside. We can be normal weight, but we know what we are doing to stay there. We may be bingeing, then starving or exercising excessively. We may use diet pills or other drastic measures. Labels associated with disordered eating are compulsive overeating, binge eating, anorexia, and bulimia (several types). We may go from one disorder to another and another.
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February promises savings on chocolates in heart-shaped boxes — and much more.A sampling of deals:
Although the first two weeks of February will offer sales, the biggest discounts will follow Valentine's Day — with confections on clearance. Tip: To maintain freshness for up to a year, store chocolate in a sealed plastic bag or tightly covered container in a 65-degree environment.
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Tonight navigating the markets investors are facing a barrage of headlines from the fiscal -- QE3 to Apple's new iPhone 5 release today.
Joining me now with tips on managing your money in today's markets Gary call -- from call -- capital management -- always great to see you.
So things -- pretty good market a year for three months can't continue and what do you see as the drivers of that.
It's simple at this point in time the market had a great break out I think with September 6.
As long as the -- stays above 1423.
I think we're in good stead.
-- will pull back -- be controlled and rotational.
Just keep in mind though this has everything to do and not just our fed.
But the European Central Bank Japan's now printing China India all.
I -- how -- of a monstrous amount that.
Yet that rotational thing you're -- understand that but I do understand every bank on the planet easing right now and that's putting a lot of liquidity.
Into all of these economies they're gonna go like gangbusters but what happens when we fall off this fiscal cliff in January.
Does everything come screeching to a halt in this country.
Well potentially got to remember some though they they have time once we go into the new year.
As far as the tax part just remember.
People wouldn't pay the higher taxes to the to the next staple -- no doubt on the spending front that could affect things but right now the markets on the Fed.
Nothing but the Fed if there's anything that could hurt it is what we get -- -- earning season not to Obama and I worry is that I'm sure this.
Earnings numbers are not going to be great overall -- sales numbers are not very good at this point in time.
But again not only did not fight the Fed but this is -- fed on hyper drive we have never seen the type of money -- I think across the globe like we've seen I think it probably continues.
Yeah I've read those stories about earnings -- pretty punk in the next quarter.
-- boy you have this fed on steroids how do you play that I mean what do you do -- an individual investor to capitalize on what the Fed's doing.
Well for me very simple -- owned gold and so over the inflation play.
Up whenever you start getting money to -- -- that us fixed assets those assets are gonna go up in price and the market in gold and silver is part of that.
Also commodities I also own housing interest rates staying low in the housing stocks are probably the strongest group in the market right.
Yeah I did fairly quiet -- Gary let me interrupt you here.
I don't what about the underlying here how -- actually buying another house how about.
Upgrading to a bigger house I mean at the end of the day these rates are low low low this is an opportunity isn't it.
I think it's a real good opportunity you know everybody's -- housing bottom I think we're gonna bump along the bottom for -- while.
But I think a lot of the worst is over.
And with getting literally free money now if you get a mortgage.
And you -- and you can also get pretty good deals except for some areas -- actually bidding up -- like in Phoenix and things like that.
Yeah -- there's nothing wrong with a just make sure it's good for you -- and you can afford it.
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Antoine M. Garibaldi is President of University of Detroit Mercy, a Catholic, Master's Comprehensive University sponsored by the Religious Sisters of Mercy and the Society of Jesus. University of Detroit Mercy has more than 5,200 students in 116 undergraduate and graduate academic programs, including professional programs in Architecture, Dentistry and Law. The University is ranked 20 among Midwest Best Regional Universities in U.S. News & World Report's "America's Best Colleges 2013" edition. Dr. Garibaldi is the first lay president of the University and a tenured Professor of Education.
Prior to joining University of Detroit Mercy in June 2011, he was President of Gannon University for nine and a half years. During his tenure, enrollment increased by 24 percent -- more than 830 students -- to 4,238 students; the endowment more than doubled; he led the largest comprehensive campaign and raised nearly $40 million, including more than $31.5 million in private gifts, two first-ever multi-million dollar federal grants (Title III and Student Support Services) from the U.S. Department of Education, major grants from the National Science Foundation and other foundations, and more than $5 million of federal and state grants to establish the Erie Technology Incubator; more than thirty buildings were constructed, acquired and renovated; and Gannon was ranked for seven consecutive years in the top tier of Northern Best Regional Universities by U.S. News & World Report's "America's Best Colleges" in its 2005-2011 editions. Gannon was also ranked in the Great Schools, Great Prices category for five years and as a Top Up-and-Coming School in 2009.
Nationally recognized for his more than three decades of teaching, scholarly work and administrative experience in education and the federal government, Dr. Garibaldi is a Fellow of both the American Psychological Association and the American Educational Research Association and the author of eleven books and more than 85 research articles and chapters.
He serves on the boards of several local and national organizations and universities. Locally, he is on the Boards of Directors of the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) and New Detroit; and he is a member of Brother Rice High School's Human Resources Committee. Nationally he serves on the boards of: the Association of Governing Boards' (AGB) Council of Presidents; Horizon League Board of Directors Executive Committee; the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities (NAICU); the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' National Review Board; University of Saint Thomas (MN); QEM Math, Science, Engineering (MSE) Network; and the Sister Thea Bowman Catholic Educational Foundation. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. and Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, where he currently serves on the Young Black Male Subcommittee of the Grand Social Action Committee.
He has previously served on the boards of: American Council on Education, where he was Secretary of the Board; National Association of College and University Business Officers; Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Pennsylvania; Council of Independent Colleges (CIC), where he served a two-year term as Chair of the Board of Directors (2006-08); NCAA Division II Presidents Council (2005-09) and Chair of the NCAA's Executive Committee Subcommittee on Gender and Diversity. Dr. Garibaldi was Chairman of the Board of Directors of the American Association for Higher Education in 2001-02, and he served two four-year terms on the AAHE Board from 1995-2003. Additionally, he is a former member of the American Council on Education's Commission on Leadership and Institutional Effectiveness, Wheeling Jesuit University's (WV) Board of Directors, and Seton Hall (N.J.) University's Board of Directors and Board of Regents. He served as Chairman of the Social Action Committee of Sigma Pi Phi in 2006-08, Vice Chairman in 2008-10, and he was a member of the fraternity's Education Commission in 2010-12.
He has received numerous honors, including the "Person of the Year Award" from the University of Notre Dame Club of Erie; four honorary doctorates from Our Lady of Holy Cross College, Seton Hall University, Gannon University, and University of Saint Thomas (MN); the Papal honor of Knight of St. Gregory the Great (2006); the Outstanding Achievement Award from the University of Minnesota (2006); the Howard University Alumni Award for Distinguished Postgraduate Achievement in the field of education (2004); and the National Service Award from the International Salute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Washington, DC (2001).
Some of his previous professional positions include: Senior Fellow in the Office of the Vice President for Collaborations and Corporate Secretary at the Educational Testing Service in 2000-01; Howard University's first Provost and Chief Academic Officer and tenured Professor in the School of Education between 1996 and 2000; and at Xavier University of Louisiana, between 1982 and 1996, he served successively as Chairman of the Education Department, Dean of Arts and Sciences, and Vice President for Academic Affairs. Between 1977 and 1982, he was a federal government administrator and researcher at the U.S. Department of Education's National Institute of Education, where he was also a staff member of the National Commission on Excellence in Education, which produced the landmark report, A Nation at Risk.
A native of New Orleans, he received his undergraduate degree magna cum laude from Howard University in 1973 and his Ph.D. in Educational Psychology from the University of Minnesota in 1976.


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Carcinoid tumors
By Mayo Clinic staffOriginal Article: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/carcinoid-tumors/DS00834
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Carcinoid tumors are a type of slow-growing cancer that can arise in several places throughout your body. Carcinoid tumors, which are one subset of tumors called neuroendocrine tumors, usually begin in the digestive tract (stomach, appendix, small intestine, colon, rectum) or in the lungs.
Carcinoid tumors often don't cause signs and symptoms until late in the disease. Carcinoid tumors can produce and release hormones into your body that cause signs and symptoms such as diarrhea or skin flushing.
Treatment for carcinoid tumors usually includes surgery and may include medications.
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In some cases, carcinoid tumors don't cause any signs or symptoms. When they do occur, signs and symptoms are usually vague and depend on the location of the tumor.
Carcinoid tumors in the lungs
Signs and symptoms of carcinoid lung tumors include:
- Chest pain
- Wheezing
- Shortness of breath
- Diarrhea
- Redness or a feeling of warmth in your face and neck (skin flushing)
- Weight gain, particularly around the midsection and upper back
- Pink or purple marks on the skin that look like stretch marks
Carcinoid tumors in the digestive tract
Signs and symptoms of carcinoid tumors in the digestive tract include:
- Abdominal pain
- Diarrhea
- Nausea, vomiting and inability to pass stool due to intestinal blockage (bowel obstruction)
- Rectal bleeding
- Rectal pain
- Redness or a feeling of warmth in your face and neck (skin flushing)
When to see a doctor
If you experience any signs and symptoms that bother you and are persistent, make an appointment with your doctor.
It's not clear what causes carcinoid tumors. In general, cancer occurs when a cell develops mutations in its DNA. The mutations allow the cell to continue growing and dividing when healthy cells would normally die.
The accumulating cells form a tumor. Cancer cells can invade nearby healthy tissue and spread to other parts of the body.
Doctors don't know what causes the mutations that can lead to carcinoid tumors. But they know that carcinoid tumors develop in neuroendocrine cells.
Neuroendocrine cells are found in various organs throughout the body. They perform some nerve cell functions and some hormone-producing endocrine cell functions. Some hormones that are produced by neuroendocrine cells are cortisol, histamine, insulin and serotonin.
Risk factors
Factors that increase the risk of carcinoid tumors include:
- Older age. Older adults are more likely to be diagnosed with a carcinoid tumor than are younger people or children.
- Sex. Women are more likely than men to develop carcinoid tumors.
- Family history. A family history of multiple endocrine neoplasia, type I (MEN I), increases the risk of carcinoid tumors. In people with MEN I, multiple tumors occur in glands of the endocrine system.
The cells of carcinoid tumors can secrete hormones and other chemicals, causing a range of complications, including:
- Carcinoid syndrome. Carcinoid syndrome causes redness or a feeling of warmth in your face and neck (skin flushing), chronic diarrhea, and difficulty breathing, among other signs and symptoms.
- Carcinoid heart disease. Carcinoid tumors may secrete hormones that can cause thickening of the lining of heart chambers, valves and blood vessels. This can lead to leaky heart valves and heart failure that may require valve-replacement surgery. Carcinoid heart disease can usually be controlled with medications.
- Cushing's syndrome. A lung carcinoid tumor can produce an excess of a hormone that can cause your body to produce too much of the hormone cortisol.
Preparing for your appointment
Make an appointment with your primary care doctor or family doctor if you have signs and symptoms that concern you. If your doctor suspects a carcinoid tumor, you may be referred to a:
- Doctor who specializes in digestive problems (gastroenterologist)
- Doctor who specializes in lung problems (pulmonologist)
- Doctor who treats cancer (oncologist)
Because appointments can be brief, and because there's often a lot of ground to cover, it's a good idea to be well prepared. Here's some information to help you get ready, and what to expect from your doctor.
What you can do
- Be aware of any pre-appointment restrictions. At the time you make the appointment, be sure to ask if there's anything you need to do in advance, such as restrict your diet.
- Write down any symptoms you're experiencing, including any that may seem unrelated to the reason for which you scheduled the appointment.
- Write down key personal information, including any major stresses or recent life changes.
- Make a list of all medications, vitamins or supplements that you're taking.
- Consider taking a family member or friend along. Sometimes it can be difficult to remember all the information provided during an appointment. Someone who accompanies you may remember something that you missed or forgot.
- Write down questions to ask your doctor.
Your time with your doctor is limited, so preparing a list of questions can help you make the most of your time together. List your questions from most important to least important, in case time runs out. Some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
- What is likely causing my symptoms?
- Are there any other possible causes for my symptoms?
- What kinds of tests do I need? Do these tests require any special preparation?
- What treatments are available and which do you recommend?
- What are the risks and side effects I can expect for each treatment?
- What's my prognosis if I undergo treatment?
- Will the treatment affect my ability to work or do normal daily activities?
- I have these other health conditions. How can I best manage these conditions together?
- Are there any brochures or other printed material that I can take with me? What websites do you recommend?
- How often do I need follow-up visits?
What to expect from your doctor
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may allow more time to cover points you want to address. Your doctor may ask:
- When did you first begin experiencing symptoms?
- Have your symptoms been continuous, or occasional?
- How severe are your symptoms?
- What, if anything, seems to improve your symptoms?
- What, if anything, appears to worsen your symptoms?
Tests and diagnosis
Tests and procedures used to diagnose carcinoid tumors include:
- Blood tests. If you have a carcinoid tumor, your blood may contain high levels of hormones secreted by a carcinoid tumor or byproducts created when those hormones are broken down by the body.
- Urine tests. People with carcinoid tumors have excess levels of a chemical in their urine that's produced when the body breaks down hormones secreted by carcinoid tumors.
- Imaging tests. Imaging tests, including a computerized tomography (CT) scan, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), positron emission tomography (PET), octreotide scan and X-ray, may help your doctor pinpoint the carcinoid tumor's location.
A scope or camera that sees inside your body. Your doctor may use a long, thin tube equipped with a lens or camera to examine areas inside your body.
An endoscopy, which involves passing a scope down your throat, may help your doctor see inside your gastrointestinal tract. Bronchoscopy, using a scope passed down your throat and into your lungs, can help find lung carcinoid tumors. Passing a scope through your rectum (colonoscopy) can help diagnose rectal carcinoid tumors.
To see inside your small intestine, your doctor may recommend a test using a pill-sized camera that you swallow (capsule endoscopy).
Removing tissue for laboratory testing. A sample of tissue from the tumor (biopsy) may be collected to confirm your diagnosis. What type of biopsy you'll undergo depends on where your tumor is located.
In some cases a surgeon may use a needle to draw cells out of the tumor. In other cases, a biopsy may be collected during surgery. The tissue is sent to a laboratory for testing to determine the types of cells in the tumor and how aggressive those cells appear under the microscope.
Treatments and drugs
Treatment for a carcinoid tumor depends on the tumor's location, whether cancer has spread to other areas of the body, the types of hormones the tumor secretes, your overall health and your own preferences.
When detected early, a carcinoid tumor may be removed completely using surgery. If carcinoid tumors are advanced when discovered, complete removal may not be possible. In some cases, surgeons may try to remove as much of the tumor as possible, to help control signs and symptoms.
Medications used to treat carcinoid syndrome include:
Drugs that block cancer cells from secreting hormones. Using medications to block hormones secreted by the tumor may reduce the signs and symptoms of carcinoid syndrome and slow tumor growth.
Octreotide (Sandostatin) and lanreotide (Somatuline Depot) are given as injections under the skin. Side effects from either medication may include abdominal pain, bloating and diarrhea.
- Drugs to boost the immune system. An injectable medication called interferon alfa (Intron A, Pegasys, others), which stimulates the body's immune system to attack the tumor, is sometimes used to slow the growth of carcinoid tumors and to relieve symptoms. Interferon can cause significant side effects, including fatigue and flu-like symptoms.
Treatments for carcinoid tumors that have spread to the liver
Carcinoid tumors commonly spread (metastasize) to the liver. Options for treatment may include:
- Liver surgery. Surgery to remove part of the liver (hepatic resection) may control signs and symptoms caused by liver tumors.
- Stopping blood supply to liver tumors. In a procedure called hepatic artery embolization, a doctor clogs the liver's main artery (hepatic artery), cutting off the blood supply to cancer cells that have spread to the liver. Healthy liver cells survive by relying on blood from other blood vessels.
- Killing cancer cells with heat or cold. Radiofrequency ablation delivers heat treatments that cause carcinoid tumor cells in the liver to die. Cryoablation uses cycles of freezing and thawing to kill cancer cells.
Alternative medicine
Although alternative medicine treatments can't cure carcinoid tumors, some alternative therapies may help you cope with the signs and symptoms of cancer and cancer treatment. Talk to your doctor about safe options.
Alternative treatments for stress
Being diagnosed with cancer can be a stressful experience. And if you have carcinoid syndrome caused by a carcinoid tumor, stress can also trigger skin flushing. Complementary and alternative medicine therapies may help you gain control over the stress in your life and help you better cope with your diagnosis. Consult with your doctor about trying:
- Massage
- Meditation
- Relaxation techniques
- Tai chi
- Yoga
Coping and support
Each person with cancer develops his or her way of coping. But you don't have to do it alone. If you have questions or would like guidance, talk with a member of your health care team. Also consider the following steps to help you deal with your diagnosis:
- Find out enough about carcinoid tumors to make decisions about your care. Ask your doctor questions about your condition. Ask members of your health care team to recommend resources where you can get more information.
- Talk to others with cancer. Support groups for people with cancer put you in touch with others who have faced the same challenges you're facing. Ask your doctor about groups in your area. Or contact your local chapter of the American Cancer Society, or the Carcinoid Cancer Foundation. Try the online chat rooms and message boards at the American Cancer Society's Cancer Survivors Network.
Control what you can about your health. A cancer diagnosis can make you feel as if you have no control over your health. But you can take steps to maintain a healthy lifestyle so that you'll better cope with your cancer treatment.
Choose healthy meals with plenty of fruits and vegetables. When you feel up to it, work light exercise into your daily routine. Cut stress when possible. Get plenty of sleep so that you feel rested when you wake up.
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- Neuroendocrine tumors. Fort Washington, Pa.: National Comprehensive Cancer Network. http://www.nccn.org/professionals/physician_gls/f_guidelines.asp. Accessed Oct. 23, 2012.
- Feldman M, et al. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, Management. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Saunders Elsevier; 2010. http://www.mdconsult.com/books/about.do?eid=4-u1.0-B978-1-4160-6189-2..X0001-7--TOP&isbn=978-1-4160-6189-2&about=true&uniqId=229935664-2192. Accessed Oct. 23, 2012.
- Goldman L, et al. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Saunders Elsevier; 2012. http://www.mdconsult.com/das/book/body/191371208-2/0/1492/0.html#. Accessed Oct. 23, 2012.
- Gastrointestinal carcinoid tumors treatment (PDQ). National Cancer Institute. http://cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/treatment/gastrointestinalcarcinoid/Patient. Accessed Oct. 24, 2012.


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Art to Beat Cancer 2013 Benefit
The Art to Beat Cancer benefit took place at The Green Building on Nov. 22.
School Choice Scholarships Celebration
Jim and Dot Patterson hosted a dinner and special guest Junior Bridgeman as they together celebrated 15 years of the School Choice Scholarships.
Feast on Equality
WAVE-3's Dawne Gee and Brian Goode hosted the second annual Feast on Equality, held at the Kentucky Center for African American Heritage on Nov. 22.
Schneider Wealth Management Group at Morgan Stanley Open House
Bob Schneider and Paige Peden of the Schneider Wealth Management Group at Morgan Stanley hosted their annual open house at their offices on Nov. 14.
Wendy L. Novak Diabetes Care Center Opening
The Wendy L. Novak Diabetes Care Center at Kosair Children's Hospital, a new medical facility designed especially for children, opened Thursday in downtown Louisville.
Christy Brown Cocktails and Supper for Louisville Public Media
Christy Brown hosted an evening of cocktails and supper in support of Louisville Public Media on Nov. 11 at Poplar Terrace.
From Hunger to Hope Gala
Wendy and David Novak and Yum! Brands hosted the From Hunger to Hope Gala on Nov. 16 at the Yum! Headquarters.
Olivia Henken Performs at Downs After Dark
Louisville native and former The Voice contestant Olivia Henken performed at Downs After Dark on Nov. 16 in the new Club 140.
Susan Reigler Book Signing at Village Anchor
Kentucky bourbon master and author Susan Reigler signed her new book, "Kentucky Bourbon Country: The Essential Travel Guide," on Nov. 14 at The Village Anchor during the its bourbon and cigar night.
March of Dimes Signature Chefs Auction
The March of Dimes Louisville celebrated their diamond anniversary with an evening of incredible gourmet food sampling prepared by Louisville's most elite chefs.


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Liked the looks of the cabinet when I first saw it online. Once it was delivered, I was not disappointed.
Unfortunately, I did not read the description thoroughly enough before purchasing. "Optimal filing" means you can file from right to left or left to right. I wanted side-by-side filing.
The package arrived with one piece having a small nick. It is in the front, but low; so decided to leave be.
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Anyway that's it for the live blog from today's game. Thanks to everyone who followed it. A match report from the match will be on smh.com.au shortly. The next live blog from Fairfax Media's league team will come on Monday night when the Dragons and Eels meet at Parramatta Stadium. The ''honour'' of blogging that match has been handed to James Polson.
Another impressive performance from the Cowboys. If they end up making the eight, something that now looks to be highly likely, they could make some noise in the finals. They will play either the Bulldogs or Sharks in Sydney but that shouldn't make them too worried. Today they proved they can beat sides of that quality.
79th minute: Johnathan Thurston nails a field goal to give the Cowboys a seven-point lead. That's gotta be it for the Sharks. Cowboys 25-18
77th minute: A moment after the Sharks were asked to defend their line, the Cowboys do the same thing. They too succeed. Time is running out for the Sharks. Cowboys 24-18
74th minute: Somehow the Sharks survive. With that they are still in it. They are going to need something special, but this is a team you can't rule out. Cowboys 24-18
What a great set from the Cowboys. They cart the ball the length of the field and force a goal line drop out.
69th minute: The Sharks look to be out on their feet. After such a big effort to beast the Roosters last Monday, the are struggling to run out the game. Johnathan Thurston gets a penalty and extends the lead to six points. Cowboys 24-18
67th minute: Beau Ryan's not happy but he just dropped a bomb. Antonio Winterstein timed his arrival perfectly. Cowboys 22-18
63rd minute: A great tackle from Sosaia Feki denies North Queensland winger Wayne Ulugia a try following a great run from Joel Riethmuller. More great attacking play from the Cowboys. Cowboys 22-18
This fan has summed up Matt Bowen's day out perfectly.
He might have announced retirement, but it aint over! Killing it Matty Bowen! #rideemcowboys #NRLcronql @nthqldcowboys
— Cameron Webley (@CCWebley) September 1, 2013
54th minute: In the set of six after Paul Gallen was placed on report, Tariq Sims scores a try to give the Cowboys the lead once again. Once again it is Matt Bowen who supplies the killer pass. Sims hit the line hard after Bowen was able to take advantage of a tired Andrew Fifita. Thurston missed the conversion. Cowboys 22-18
52nd minute: Paul Gallen has just been placed on report for a crusher tackle. It didn't look good at all. Scott Bolton copped it and didn't enjoy it one bit. 18-18
51st minute: Gavin Cooper scores after a great pass from Matt Bowen. Cooper had been belted a couple of times in the second half, but that time he was rewarded for his efforts. Thurston converts. 18-18
48th minute: Cronulla survive the Cowboys attacking raid. Their defence was strong but North Queensland didn't look overly dangerous.
Ben Pomeroy penalised for a second time in less than 60 seconds. This time for a high tackle. Sharks 18-12
Ben Pomeroy penalised for being a mile offside on his own line. Surely the officials must have considered using the sin bin.
After costing his team a try, it will be interesting to see if Matt Bowen can recapture the form he displayed in the first half. The Cowboys need him to.
43rd minute: Matt Bowen has come up with a howler of an error. He got clean bowled by a Jeff Robson grubber and Jason Bukuya was first to the ball. After a series of reviews the try is awarded. Michael Gordon converts and the Sharks lead again. Sharks 18-12
While on Todd Carney, it seems he may also miss next weekend but is expected to be back for the finals.
The teams are returning for the second half. This could be something special. Two good teams playing in ideal conditions.
While on the Sharks, it is hard to disagree with this fan. If the Sharks earn a home final, surely they should get it.
Look at that crowd at Cronulla - why move all games to ANZ or Allianz? Shocking that Cronulla can't have a real home final too. #nrlcronql
— Ben Harlum (@benharlum) September 1, 2013
Sharks tragic Brendan Cowell is backing his boys to get the job done in the second half.
Go the sharks #upupcronulla #NRLcronql
— brendan cowell (@brendancowell) September 1, 2013
Gordon's shot at goal was the last action of the first half. It was a good opening 40 minutes. The ball-handling could have been better from both teams, but the intent was certainly there. In the absence of Todd Carney, Jeff Robson has had a productive afternoon for the hosts, scoring the first try and setting up the second with a well-placed kick. For the Cowboys, Matt Bowen has been their best. He may be getting on in years but Bowen remains a genuine match winner. Cowboys skipper Johnathan Thurston has been pretty quiet over the opening 40 minutes.
40th minute: The Sharks get a dubious penalty after James Tamou is penalised for stripping the ball. Michael Gordon makes no mistake with the penalty goal attempt from 34m out. 12-12
In something you often get at this time of the year, this Warriors fans is cheering on the Sharks for one day only.
nice try sharks. more of those please (this week only) #nrlcronql #letsGoneWarriors
— Jared (@badbacchus) September 1, 2013
34th minute: This is quickly becoming a great match. On the back of some impressive play, the Sharks have levelled the scores with a Jason Bukuya try. A Robson bomb was well caught by Beau Ryan, who got the ball away to Bukuya. Gordon misses the conversion. Cowboys 12-10
Bad news for the Cowboys. The finger injury that forced Matt Scott from the field has been confirmed as a break. The Cowboys staff say he won't be back today. Will he be back for the finals should the Cowboys qualify? Cowboys s 12-6
29th minute: Try to the Cowboys. A switch of play ends with a Matt Bowen kick. Brent Tate was presented with an easy finish and made no mistake. A beautifully contstructed try from the Cowboys. They deserve this lead. Thurston converts. Cowboys 12-6
25th minute: A minute after the Cowboys had an attacking raid halted by an obstruction penalty, the Sharks threaten the North Queensland line. A last tackle kick-play almost brings a reward. 6-6
20th minute: Ryan's error has been punished. Matt Bowen sliced through some uncharacteristically weak Sharks defence to score. Paul Gallen was caught flat-footed. Johnathan Thurston converts. 6-6
This Cowboys has got it right regarding the impending departure of Matt Bowen to England.
MATTY BOWEN! God, I'm gonna miss you. #NRLcronql
— Nikki B (@nikkiblade) September 1, 2013
19th minute: We may have a try. Beau Ryan spilled the ball while attempting to get it out of his in-goal area. No try is the ruling, with the Cowboys to receive a scrum feed 10m out from the Sharks' line. A risky play from Ryan.
17th minute: After a period of concerted pressure, the Cowboys have a try disallowed for a Johnathan Thurston forward pass. Looked like the right decision. Thurston had to rush the pass and, as a result, was unable to fully control it. Sharks 6-0
11th minute: Jeff Robson has opened the scoring with a clever finish from close range. With Cowboys prop Matt Scott receiving treatment for a finger injury, the reliable Robson found some room up the middle. Michael Gordon converts the try. Sharks 6-0
Another thing worth noting about today's game is the quality of front-rowers on display. Cowboys duo Matt Scott and James Tamou are international standard, while Sharks big man Andrew Fifita has been the most improved player in the NRL this year. And, even though he wears the No.13 jersey, Paul Gallen is no stranger to the front row. In other news, the score remains 0-0.
With Todd Carney missing, Wade Graham has moved to five-eighth. It goes without saying, but they are twqo very different players. Is this an indication the Sharks will adopt a power game against the Cowboys?
5th minute: A lively start from both teams. Lively, yet ineffective. These conditions should see plenty of ball movement and some great attacking play.
1st minute: An early penalty for the Cowboys, who then fail to find touch. Very ordinary.
The Sharks have kicked off. The Cowboys have first use of the ball.
As for the weather. You couldn't ask for a nicer day.
The Cowboys are heading onto the field and here's come the Sharks. As per usual, Paul Gallen leads them out.
Hello world, welcome to the blog for today's round 25 NRL match between the Sharks and Cowboys from Remondis Stadium. Before we get onto the news from today's match, a special shout-out to all the great dads out there on Father's Day. In one indulgence, a special thanks to my dad Ronnie for everything he has done and continues to do for our family. He is a champion. A champion who seems to support a different NRL team every year. But that's a story for another day.
Now , back to the footy. In the biggest pre-game news, Todd Carney will miss today's game with a hamstring injury. That is a big blow for the Sharks and a great boost for the Cowboys. North Queensland need to win to remain in the top eight following the Warriors pummeling of the Raiders on Saturday night.
What loomed as a great duel between Carney and Johnathan Thurston won't eventuate. A blow for the nuetral fans but a piece of great news for the Cowboys.
Here is Phil Mitchell's preview of today's game: Remondis Stadium used to be a graveyard for North Queensland, who lost 10 of their first 11 matches in the Shire. But the Cowboys don't fear this road trip any more, having won their past two games at the ground. And if they make it a hat-trick, Neil Henry's men will have one foot in the finals door, as they finish the season at home against Wests Tigers. What an amazing turnaround that would be. Defeating Cronulla, however, will be no mean feat, especially after they stunned the Roosters last week. The question mark about the Sharks is how well they recover from a match that Paul Gallen described as their most physical this season – and with a two-day shorter turnaround than North Queensland's. My tip: Sharks by four.
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