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HAMBURG, NY – After a quick Hilbert start, the Pitt-Bradford women's basketball team used a big run to close out the first half and rode that lead to an 81-47 Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference game February 6. Madison Krebs' double 20s led three Panthers who reached double-figure scoring while Natalie Whitman's 15 points carried the Hawks. Bradford improved to 9-5 and continues to hold onto the 4th place in AMCC.
During the first 8 minutes of the game neither team could pull away from the other. Bradford built a six point lead at 16:02, but balanced scoring from the Hawks brought them right back into the game. Kateland Ball's layup at 12:05 tied the match for the last time. Bradford executed offensively mainly by dumping the ball down low to Krebs for easy buckets and they took a 46-18 lead into the locker room.
Whitman's six points were high for the Hawks who shot 25% from the floor and pulled down 19 rebounds by half. Krebs earned 11 points and had already cleaned the glass for 15 boards, while Alicia Kimmel carried her team with 15 points on perfect shooting from the floor (5-5 and 5-5 at the foul line).
Hilbert wasn't able to cut into the Panther hold the entire second half. Hilbert improved to 37.5% shooting and netted more points, but they had too large a difference to make up in 20 minutes of play.
For the game, the Hawks out rebounded Bradford (45-43) and secured 19 on the offensive end. But Bradford made 16 of their 19 foul shots while Hilbert earned only 4 points at the line.
Amber Grosch, Courtney Coots (3 assists) and Jena Labuski each finished with 6 points for Hilbert. Alicia Kimmel earned game high scoring honors with 23 tallies and Abby Brate added 12 for the visitors.
Hilbert travels to Pitt-Greensburg this weekend before they close their season next week with a home game against Behrend mid-week and a senior-day celebration against La Roche College on Saturday.
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Media giant offers to buy assets of bankrupt publisher, including Mortal Kombat and Wheelman; deal would not cover TNA license, San Diego and Newcastle studios.
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Apple and HTC settle patent litigation, reach 10-year cross-licensing agreement
Apple and HTC have reached a global settlement to their long-running patent dispute. The settlement includes a 10-year cross-licensing agreement. A joint statement released by both companies quotes HTC's Peter Chou and Apple's Tim Cook:
"HTC is pleased to have resolved its dispute with Apple, so HTC can focus on innovation instead of litigation," said Peter Chou, CEO of HTC.
"We are glad to have reached a settlement with HTC," said Tim Cook, CEO of Apple. "We will continue to stay laser focused on product innovation."
So, all in on the innovation. The settlement includes current and future patents. No terms were disclosed. Phil Nickinson of our Mobile Nations sibling site, Android Central spoke to HTC tonight and also learned:
The licensing deal covers all of HTC's products, company spokesman Jeff Gordon told Android Central this evening, which includes Android as well as its current Windows Phone stable. Gordon also said that "we do not expect this license agreement to have an adverse material impact on the financials of the company."
HTC makes both Android and Windows Phone devices. Apple already has a cross-licensing deal in place with Microsoft. When it comes to Android, however, Apple's late co-founder, Steve Jobs, vowed to go thermonuclear on what he considered Android's grand theft of iPhone intellectual property, and Tim Cook has asserted that Apple can't be the developer for the world. Apparently neither that legacy nor that position were impediments to a resolution in HTC's case.
Apple has previously reached a settlement with Nokia as well, but they remain in litigation with the very-well funded Samsung and the Google-owned Motorola.
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this is the view i just dont get. now dont get me wrong, i think the way the patents are right now are in a big need of change. However, whats the point of making a patent if you are not going to enforce it? you are staying that anyone right now should freely take anything from another company and not be sued over it?
I think y'all would enjoy this story on the origin of the patent wars: http://www.citypages.com/2012-11-07/news/patent-war-brews-big-bucks/
See how easy that was? Apple offered to settle with Samsung years ago. Samsung refused and Apple sued them successfully. $1.05 billion in cash down the drain. Untold billions more in lost Apple component contracts.
Apple offered to settle with HTC and boom. 10 year agreement signed, sealed, delivered. If only Google / Motorola would be so reasonable.
Apple sued them successfully with a (possibly) biased jury. That particular story isn't done being told.
Apple offered a "license" of $30 per unit for the ability to have a scrolling list bounce back. Then, last week, Apple asked a court to set a baseline for all of Motorola's FRAND patents put together, telling the court that if it was greater than $1/unit, Apple would simply ignore it.
Yeah, that sounds reasonable. (And the judges agree, dismissing two of Apple's relevant cases with prejudice - meaning Apple cannot raise them again, though they can of course attempt to appeal the decision. [ http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20121105153442192 ])
You all pretend Apple didn't steal or infringe on any patents.
They stole FaceTime, and got fined $300m+.
Apple didn't steal FaceTime because VirnetX doesn't make anything. How can Apple have "stolen" something from them?
"The VirnetX patents cover the use of a domain-name service to set up virtual private networks, through which a website owner can interact with customers in a secure way or an employee can work at home and get access to a company's electronic files."
Please explain how this is FaceTime? Apple (like many others) just by using encrypted data over the Internet happened to hit into 4 patents this troll had in waiting - that's all.
That's the shitty patent system at work that gives companies which don't make a single thing a valuation of $1.7 Billion. But that's how the system works and Apple will have to appeal or pay. You don't see them going around claiming the judge is biased or whatever.
Anybody see any flying pigs outside?
Apple settled with HTC because they could. Low sales, they were not a real threat. Good chance that the agreement will not give HTC any real advantage over the other Android OEMs since Apple would never license out the best parts of iOS. Samsung on the other hand remains a threat. Huge sales and profits, and they see no need to negotiate as they can just pay a 'speeding ticket' every few years. And they can keep any judgments tied up in US courts for years as they continue to sell phones. The patent ruling in California may have bruised these guys but unfortunately did not not cripple their photocopiers. Best option for Apple is produce cool new products that all the copycats have trouble with, but exciting new products are not easy. Everyone thinks that Apple needs to come up with the 'product of the century'... every year. Truth is, that truly paradigm shifting consumer products come up every generation.


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Test may warn of pregnancy complication
BOSTON, Massachusetts (Reuters) --A test that looks for two proteins in the blood of pregnant women may herald the onset of preeclampsia, a serious complication that affects as many as one in 20 pregnancies in the United States, researchers said on Thursday.
Preeclampsia appears as a rise in blood pressure that can become deadly, and doctors have long sought a way to treat it or predict which women will develop the condition.
In the mother, preeclampsia can lead to seizures, kidney failure or stroke. It slows the growth of the fetus, can force the baby to emerge prematurely or kill the child.
The researchers behind the new test, led by Richard Levine of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in Bethesda, Maryland, said a premature rise in the level of one chemical, known as soluble fms-like tyrosine kinase 1, and an early fall in the level of another, placental growth factor, often came five weeks before any symptoms appeared.
However, the test on 240 women was not perfect. The same telltale chemical profile was not seen in all the women who developed preeclampsia, and some women who fit the profile never developed the problem.
In an editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine, where the study will be published next week, Caren Solomon and Ellen Seely of Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston said the new findings suggest that other, as-yet undiscovered factors probably have a more direct link to preeclampsia.
Doctors have proposed other tests to predict preeclampsia in the past, but these have ultimately turned out to be flawed.
The latest results were presented on Thursday at the annual meeting of the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine in New Orleans.
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Anaheim, Calif. - Nick Delio and Jillian Stapf certainly fit the description of student-athletes.
Not only are Delio and Stapf exceptional athletes competing for Cal State Northridge, they are also exceptional students in the classroom and valued members of the community.
For their exceptional achievements, Delio and Stapf were honored by the Big West Conference along with 16 other Conference Scholar-Athletes of the Year at a breakfast ceremony on Thursday morning at the Crown Plaza Anaheim Resort Hotel.
Delio, a senior who is majoring in Criminology, is one of the top collegiate golfers in the United States. Last year, Delio gained All-American honors by virtue of his success on the golf course. Delio was the 2010 NCAA Southwest Regional Champion, and gained his third straight Big West Conference All-Conference honor. His other honors included the CSUN Team Sportsman Award.
During the Fall of 2010, Delio compiled a 70.8 stroke average, lowest by an individual in Cal State Northridge history.
In 2008, Delio captured the California State Amateur championship. In 2009 and again in 2010, Delio won the Southern California Match Play Championship.
Delio's academic honors have included being a 2010 Academic All-American and a two-time member of the CSUN Varsity `N Honor Roll.
Delio, who hails from Valencia, Ca., plans on qualifying for the PGA Tour in the Fall of 2011.
Delio will graduate from Cal State Northridge in the summer of 2011.
"Nick (Delio) is one of those rare athletes who has been able to balance athletics and academics at a high level," said CSUN head golf coach Jim Bracken. "Nick is a great role model to his teammates as he constantly displays his commitment to both to golf and his school work."
Stapf, a water polo goalkeeper, gained All-American honors three times, was a two-time All-Big West Conference selection and was named 2010 Big West Water Polo Player of the Year.
Stapf holds the career and single season saves record with 1,305 and 387 saves, respectively.
Stapf, who will graduate this spring from Cal State Northridge with a degree in Kinesiology, gained All-American Academic honors three times and was a two-time recipient of the CSUN Varsity `N Honor Roll.
Stapf, a member of SAAC, has interned at the Brown Center of Achievement and as a volunteer at the Santa Monica Spine and Health, and has mentored and tutored at the Academic Services for Student-Athletes at Cal State Northridge.
Stapf's future goals include obtaining her Master's degree and being an Athletic Trainer.
"Jill (Stapf) has done an outstanding job at Cal State Northridge both as an Academic All-American in the classroom and an All-American in the pool," according to CSUN head water polo coach Marcelo Leonardi. "She is an exceptional student-athlete who leads through her actions. We are proud to have her represent the University, the Athletic Department, and the women's water polo program."
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ShareFile, a leading provider of secure file transfer and full-featured virtual data room solutions that enable companies to exchange large and/or confidential business files, today announced CEO Jesse Lipson was selected to the CPA Technology Advisor's "40 Under 40" list. Mr. Lipson was named one of this year's honorees in recognition for his contributions as a leading technology solutions provider for the professional accounting industry.
"Since founding the company five years ago, ShareFile has had the opportunity to work with hundreds of CPA firms and today, several thousand professionals in the accounting industry rely on our file exchange and online data storage solutions," said Jesse Lipson, chief executive officer, ShareFile. "By listening to our customers, we're able to continuously raise the bar for our services and deliver the solutions and functionally they need. The recognition by The CPA Technology Advisor is truly a reflection of ShareFile's commitment to client relations as well as our deep understanding of the accounting industry."
In its fifth year, the "40 Under 40" program honors accountants, tax professionals and technology developers serving CPAs, who have demonstrated strong leadership qualities and have been instrumental in shaping the profession. Nominated by tax and accounting professionals, honorees are selected based on key attributes, such as, dedication to client service, ethical conviction, desire to help educate their peers and adoption and development of technologies that help firms grow.
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DES MOINES, Iowa Dozens of states have slashed spending on mental health care over the last four years, driven by the recessions toll on revenue and, in some cases, a new zeal to shrink government.
But that trend may be heading for a U-turn in 2013 after last years shooting rampages by two mentally disturbed gunmen.
The reversal is especially jarring in statehouses dominated by conservative Republicans, who aggressively cut welfare programs but now find themselves caught in a crosscurrent of pressures involving gun control, public safety and health care for millions of disadvantaged Americans.
In many states, lawmakers have begun to recognize that their cuts may have gone too deep, said Shelley Chandler, executive director of the Iowa Alliance of Community Providers. People start talking when theres a crisis.
About 30 states have reduced mental health spending since 2008, when revenues were in steep decline, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness. In a third of those states, the cuts surpassed 10 percent.
As a result, nine state-run psychiatric hospitals were closed and another 3,200 beds for mental health patients were eliminated, dramatically reducing treatment options for the poor and people in the criminal-justice system. Thousands of patients were turned onto the streets.
Making matters worse, the cuts came as unemployment was rising, causing more people to lose private insurance and forcing them to shift to public assistance.
The steepest drop by percentage was in South Carolina, where spending fell by nearly 40 percent over four years -- an amount that Republican Gov. Nikki Haley has called absolutely immoral.
Now Haley, who took office in 2011, has pledged to bolster a mental health system that dropped case workers, closed treatment centers and extended waiting lists. She also wants to expand remote access to psychiatrists through video conferencing.
Both Pennsylvania and Utah have put aside plans to scale back their mental health systems.
And Kansas, which cut mental health spending by 12 percent from 2008 to 2011, announced this month a new $10 million program aimed at identifying mental health dangers.
I dont think were well set as a state at all to be able to deal with these intensive cases of mental illness, acknowledged Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback, usually an avid proponent of downsizing social programs.
The sudden pause reflects anxiety from last years shootings in a Colorado movie theater and a Connecticut elementary school. Although little is known about the mental health of either gunman, the attacks have shaken state legislatures that until recently didnt intend to consider more social spending. In some cases, gun-rights advocates are seeking mental health reforms as an alternative to more gun laws.
Jon Thompson, spokesman for the Republican Governors Association, said many budget-cutting governors are having second thoughts, including whether to reform mental health policies to further invest in the safety of their citizens.
South Carolina eliminated 600 full-time case workers and closed five treatment centers. That led to an increase in the number of people with mental illness in jail in Columbia so much that it now exceeds the patient total at the citys public psychiatric hospital.
Weve been unable to maintain those preventative measures to keep people out of jail, said Bill Lindsey, director of South Carolinas National Association on Mental Illness.
During former Gov. Mark Sanfords term, the fiscal pressure was inescapable. The recession cut state revenue by more than $1 billion from 2008 to 2011.
It wasnt really Sanfords fault, said former state Rep. Dan Cooper, Republican chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. There just wasnt enough money to go around.
Revenues have since recovered somewhat and are projected to be at levels last seen in 2008.
In Kansas, under then-Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, a Democrat, state psychiatric hospitals began treating only the most dangerous cases. Caseloads at the Johnson County Mental Health Center near Kansas City rose from the recommended 15 per caseworker to more than 30 in 2010.
Tim DeWeese, the centers clinical director, said one of his patients who had finished college and gotten a job and an apartment became homeless after his doctor visits were cut off.
It came crashing down all the way, DeWeese said.
Oklahoma also cut mental health programs in 2010 and 2011. But Republican Gov. Mary Fallin, a conservative elected in the GOP landslide of 2010 on a promise to cut spending, reversed course last year after grim warnings about the effect on public safety and after several teen suicides in Oklahoma City.
There just werent enough resources, said Harry Tyler, director of the Mental Health Association of Central Oklahoma.
Fallin approved a 20 percent budget increase and has pledged to make mental health a priority again this year.
Youll see more emphasis on being able to identify people that might have mental health challenges, she said.
Tyler said he would encourage Fallin to provide more money for screening teenagers who could endanger themselves or others.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, another Republican, has promised to fully implement a new program under which people are required to take medication and attend therapy if a judge believes they pose a risk.
Mike Hammond, executive director of Kansas Association of Community Mental Health Centers, said his states governor is looking for new ideas on mental health care.
I think hes realized whats happening in our system, Hammond said.
To be sure, Republicans have not given up on keeping state government lean and taxes low. And some party members question how much mental health spending will be approved.
Im not telling you she gets the money, former South Carolina GOP Chairman Katon Dawson said of Haley.
Ty Masterson, Republican chairman of the Kansas Senates Ways and Means Committee, acknowledged the same conflict: Theres obviously tension there.
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November is lung cancer and COPD awareness month. Lung cancer is a complicated disease affecting over 370,000 Americans each year. It is the most common cancer worldwide, accounting for 1.3 million deaths annually. The lung cancer five-year survival rate (16.3 percent) is lower than other leading cancer sites, such as the colon (65.2 percent), breast (90.0 percent), and prostate (99.9 percent). COPD, also known as emphysema and chronic bronchitis, is the third leading cause of death in the U.S. It causes serious long-term disability and early death. There is no cure for COPD at this time.
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The workers at the victory party were jubilant as Elizabeth Colbert Busch arrived. As she spoke, they grew watchful. They were looking for magic.
Colbert Busch easily defeated perennial candidate Ben Frasier on Tuesday in the Democratic primary for the 1st District congressional seat.
She had 96 percent of the vote with nearly all precincts in, according to unofficial results.
Now the political newcomer must figure out how to snap a Republican lock on the coastal district, which voted 58 percent for Mitt Romney in the presidential campaign last year.
The first-time campaigner is relatively untested and must find a way to make her campaign message stick with voters.
Colbert Busch, 58, a business development director at the Clemson University Restoration Institute, brings a brisk, business approach to the campaign. She speaks with a manager's to-the-point directness.
After early returns confirmed that she was the overwhelming favorite, Colbert Busch called for expanding engineering and science education in pre-kindergarten through grade 12.
She also advocated for creating jobs at a living wage, reducing the deficit by eliminating waste and protecting retirement benefits.
Asked earlier how to make that appeal to voters in a district with a simmering mood that the federal government spending, if not the government itself, is out of control, she championed her business sense.
"I am a fiscal conservative Democrat," she said. "I understand what it means (to) and how to cut waste."
The district has a majority of women voters registered, nearly 55 percent, and Colbert Busch acknowledges the campaign is looking at all demographics. At the party in Mex 1 Coastal Cantina in West Ashley she spoke about including "voices not being heard."
Colbert Busch carries name recognition and something of a cachet because of her brother, Stephen Colbert, the popular Comedy Central comedian, and national media interest in the race.
Her primary campaign was low-key. She appeared with Frasier at only a few forums, and did not get as much practice as most candidates in the far more crowded GOP field.
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"This is not something new to me," she said. "Whoever the Republican candidate is at the end of the day, we'll be very well prepared."
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Instead of expecting socially relevant music or artistic works from mainstream artists, it is high time for us to give our support to cultural workers or artists whose songs and other productions are the voice of the voiceless.
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As we mark the singer's 80th birthday, let's remember not only the Elvis of our dreams, but also the Elvis of history, whose recordings and performances changed popular music forever. Even today, Elvis the icon is everywhere -- bigger in death, it sometimes seems, that he was in life
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3rd AMCC win, sets school record
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STEUBENVILLE, OH - Hilbert opened with a 6-0 lead at Franciscan University and held on to win 10-8 in the second game of a double-bill played in Ohio April 17. The Hawks split the AMCC league games with a 23-6 early loss and the late afternoon win improving their conference record to 3-7 (4-16 overall). With the Franciscan win the Hawks now have won 3 conference games which is a first since Hilbert joined the AMCC in 2004; and there are still eight more league games to be played this season.
Franciscan dominated the bases hitting 10 doubles in the first game and scored 23 runs in the three-hour long session. The Barons hit through five Hilbert pitchers with most of their damage done in the nine-run 7th inning.
Having a short memory span was a good thing for the Hawks. They started the game holding the host team to no runs through the first three innings. During that time, Hilbert rocked the ball right out of the gate. Matt Militello (Depew, NY/Lancaster) opened with a double and was followed by a Ryan LaCorte (Cheektowaga, NY/JFK) triple. The Hawks built a 10-2 advantage after 4 innings and held on to win in the top of the 7th. LaCorte took the win on the mound (5.2 innings) and Nick Sherman (Lancaster, NY/Lancaster) finished the day off the last inning and half.
Freshman Frank Mancuso (Cheektowaga, NY/Cheektowaga) continued his hot hitting streak going 3 for 4 with 3 RBI for the day. Infielder Frank Simmeth (Cheektowaga, NY/St. Mary's) and centerfielder Militello each added 2 RBIs for the day.
Hilbert is scheduled to play Medaille College at McCarthy Park on THURSDAY, April 21. This game has been rescheduled due to field and weather conditions expected for the original game date of April 19.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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In response to Jim Parker's letter inaccurately describing early childhood education as a form of 'day care,' I urge our community to consider three points:
1) Many preschool-age children live in homes where parents try their best to make ends meet. Structuring a child's day to include quality educational time is a real challenge given the stresses many younger families face today. When these children are able to join a quality preschool with books, conversation, stability, and well-qualified staff for several hours a week, results show that these children are more likely to perform well in school.
2) Last month, the National Center on Education and the Economy released a provocative set of recommendations calling for a massive overhaul of the U.S. educational system. The primary reason for the call to action is because we are not keeping pace with the rest of the world. The report entitled "Tough Times or Tough Choices," prepared by the bipartisan Commission on the Skills of the American Workforce, suggests changing a lot about our educational system, but it strongly supports high quality pre-K education as one of the best investments our nation can make in its young people. This has been corroborated by numerous studies that have shown the human brain develops more between the ages of birth through five than at any other time in life, and that pre-K education leads to improved lifetime academic performance and greater social maturity.
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No one likes to think about death and dying, but it's something everyone has to face eventually. There's an incredible resource in our community that provides comfort, dignity and respect to all those coping with a serious or life-limiting illness. It's United Hospice of the Piedmont.
I do not believe I have sent a letter of opinion to a newspaper in my life. So you can imagine my sincere feeling about this subject to send one now.
The title of my subject is: No more taxes or fees.
A few weeks ago, I was very proud of our County Council members when they decided not to increase taxes and fees for next year's budget. This was after a public meeting where a number of residents expressed their concerns about increasing taxes and fees.
I was born in Lancaster and moved to Atlanta 13 years ago to further my career in the celebrity hair and barbering world. I was given a great opportunity by Douglas Thompson of Flava's Barbershop and Tarrance Davidson of ICE Entertainment to join them on their styling team. I was recently asked to participate in the 65th anniversary Barber Nation Battle of the Baddest, Boldest and Best Barber to be held in February 2012 in Atlanta.
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These are the names of a few, and only of a few, of some of the most influential people ever to enter my life – teachers.
These people taught me far more than algebra, English, history or chemistry.
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County trying to suppress property owners' rights
Dear Friends of Indian Land, or enemies of business,
I am writing this letter in reply to the insanity of a few who are trying to destroy local business and property owners in our community, relating to the zoning issue with the concrete plants in an industrial park.
On Aug. 16, I woke up from a power nap and started getting ready for my 12-hour shift job. Before I left I kissed my wife, 6-year-old daughter and my visiting sister all goodbye and walked out the door. My daughter screamed, "Wait daddy. I want another hug and a kiss."
I recently attended a back-to-school event at the Micheal Blackmon Foundation for the children of our community. Councilwoman Linda Blackmon-Brace greeted everyone as they entered the foundation, young and old alike.
The Obama jobs speech was out of touch to say the least. It starts out with reducing $175 billion to Social Security and Medicare (with another $1/2 trillion to be cut from Medicare under Obamacare in the future). And Democrats tell us Republicans want to hurt seniors? And how does this create jobs? It spends more than $140 billion on union pandering to try and buy back union votes at our expense.
Merrel Wilkenfeld's in his letter, "Radical right should embrace whole Constitution," in the Sept. 4 edition of The Lancaster News, has proven again that the left is really uninformed, misinformed and does not know or understand the Constitution.
The so called radical, religious right is more tuned into the Constitution than the left. The left always brings out the words – separation of church and state – mentioned in the Constitution. I ask them to go and read the separation-of-church-and-state clause again.
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Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2013
- The Lady Mocs held on for a 66-60 win over Samford on the road. UTC improves to 15-3 overall and 8-1 in SoCon action. The Bulldogs move to 9-9 overall and 6-3 in league play.
- The win is Chattanooga's fifth straight, it's longest win streak of the season...UTC won the first four games of the season before falling to Saint Mary's (CA) then won the next four before losing at Auburn.
- UTC started the game making 6-of-8, including three 3-pointers, for a 15-0 lead...Lady Mocs then went 0-for-8 with just one free throw over the next 6:45...Chattanooga went 4-of-16 in the final 9:11 of the first half making 34.
- Chattanooga was 14-of-26 (53.8%) in the second half.
- The Lady Mocs led wire-to-wire
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- UTC scored eight points in the final three minutes and held Samford to four over that time for the 66-60 win.
- 32 rebounds is the third fewest UTC has had this season
- 31 points by Jazmine Martin is the most points given up to an opposing player this season
- Chattanooga is 11-6 against Samford, all in the Wes Moore era, and 4-4 on the road...this was Chattanooga's first win at Samford since Feb. 28, 2009
Kayla Christopher (Sr. - G)
- 12 points on 5-of-12 shooting, 2-of-5 from free throw line
- moved to 18th on the Lady Mocs' all-time scoring chart with 1,183 points.
- Added six rebounds, five assists and three steals
- Tied a season-high in steals and assists.
- Fourth straight double-digit game, 14th of the year
Ashlen Dewart (Jr. - F)
- Team-high 14 points on 5-of-14 shooting, 4-of-5 from free throw line.
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For some reason, the rash really bothers me. It is a constant reminder that he isn't 100% healthy. It comes and goes depending on what he eats. Everything else is going well and it is the only indication that something is wrong. I know I should be thankful that a small rash is his major symptom, but instead it makes me want answers.
Dr. Teich suggested it might be adrenal fatigue and said we could try some licorice extract. I found this licorice extract online. Researching licorice extract it looks like a wonder drug--only it's herbal. It is good for way too many things for me to list here so I will provide a link to Licorice Root Benefits and Information. Here is what herbs2000 says about licorice:
"Licorice has an anti-inflammatory, antiallergic and antiarthritic effect similar to that of cortisone but without its side effects. This is because of glycyrrhizin which has a structure similar to hormones produced by the adrenal glands."
I have been thinking about adrenal fatigue for a while now ever since a mother of a child mentioned it in the office of the doctor who was doing thyroid testing. Although unrecognized by most mainstream doctors because testing for this condition is difficult, the condition is a major problem for many people. According to James Wilson's adrenalfatigue.org:
"Adrenal fatigue is a collection of signs and symptoms, known as a "syndrome", that results when the adrenal glands function below the necessary level."According to the adrenal fatigue site's page on allergies:
"When the adrenals are fatigued they are less likely to produce enough cortisol to adequately counteract the inflammatory reactions, allowing allergic symptoms to continue unchecked.* People going through times of adrenal fatigue may notice that they seem to have more allergies or their allergies seem to get worse."
Signs of adrenal fatigue are: tiredness, allergies, arthritis, anxiety, depression and an inability to loose weight. Although my sons allergies are better on thyroid medication, it made sense that his adrenals were shot from the years of stress and inflammation. Dr. Teich based his diagnosis on decades of experience healing patients--not lab result--and recommended my son start with 100 mg of licorice extract and work his way up to 500 mg. Of course, I have started to take licorice extract too. It's not magic, but I feel better. Or it could be the nightly potato I have been eating trying to cure my sugar addiction. As I heard Dr. Hallowell say to a parent who was asking whether unusual behavior might have been a side effect from medication "Anything could be anything." That is what is so tricky about life.
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The Jones County boys downed Dodge County 5-0 before falling 3-2 at Houston County for their first loss of the season, coach Alisha Gordon reported.
Both the boys and girls are now 3-1 on the season. They host Northside-Warner Robins in another subregion match at 4:15 p.m. on Thursday.
The Jones County girls won all three singles matches against Dodge County, with Jazmine Washington downing Kylie Erwin 7-5, 6-4, Makayla Schafer topping Brenna Hutcheson 6-2, 6-4, and Sarah Pounds beating Myranda Burch 6-4, 6-3.
The Lady Hounds didn't fare as well in doubles, with Olivia Lane and McKenzie Barnes falling to Lillie Douglas and Faith Manning 7-6, 1-6, 4-6, and Kaitlyn Holder and Rosanna Baker losing to Lila Coleman and Madelyn Pruitt 2-6, 4-6.
In singles for the Greyhounds, Jacob Wills won 2-6, 6-4, 6-1 over Dallas Hardin, Coleman Hice won by forfeit when Dodge did not have a No. 2 singles player, and Robby Lanterman blanked Dwight Inman 6-0, 6-0.
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Recalled first gen iPods now being replaced with current models from Apple?
It appears as though Apple's iPod nano G1 replacement program is now sending out current model iPod nano's instead of refurbished originals.
Some users initially reported receiving their replacements quickly but the process slowed substantially over the last few weeks and a backlog built up. Now appears as though Apple is using current models to speed up the process.
So,if you're in the replacement program, have you received any word on your iPod yet?
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Recalled first gen iPods now being replaced with current models from Apple?
sweet. Just sent my moms that she doesn't use in.
Just sent my info in. Waiting for the packaging. If I do get a new nano I'll be golden with it. Can't find the proper cases for the old nano anyway. This way I'll get the watch case for it.
They were overwhelmed with demand (who knew so many G1's were out still there?!?!) so return packaging delayed. Just received my packaging and mailed in my wife's old white nano. Brand new Nano as replacement for super old Nano equals very classy move on Apple's part. Hard to top that for customer satisfaction.
Now if they would just do this with the 1st gen Iphone to a 4S. I'd be ecstatic.
shoooot didn't even realize the new ones are the touchscreen ones. Figured they were sending out the last click wheel version.. Shouldn't have told my mom that I sent it in :-(
James, when Steve Jobs was psieentrng the new IPhone 4, the screen suddenly froze. Even Steve, who is known to be an excellent presenter was unsure of what to do. When he asked an employee if he had any ideas about how to fix the issue, someone from the audience exclaimed Verizon! . Despite perfect comedic timing it looks that Apple will stand by AT&T.
Mine is scheduled for delivery tomorrow! The serial # i checked says its a silver 8gb 6th gen. Eeeeek. I hope it is!
read this article and put in my serial.
have had this thing in a drawer since going through 2video ipods 2 touches and 2 iphones.
if its a 6th gen id gladly take it to the gym over my touch or iphone.
received my UPS envelope yesterday to return mine to Apple in Elk Grove California.. Will keep my fingers crossed
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KILLINGTON A group of three teenage skiers from the Pittsburgh, Pa., area, were the latest group of skiers who had to be rescued after they deliberately skied out of bounds Sunday afternoon, police said.
Vermont State Police said the skiers, all 17-year-old girls, were at Killington with a school group and skied out of bounds at 1:16 p.m. Sunday from the Juggernaut Trail. The girls later called 911, and their location was determined through GPS, police said.
The Killington Ski Patrol entered the woods and were able to locate the teenagers and get them out unharmed. State police and E-911 were also involved in the rescue.
Police said temperatures Sunday ranged from 45 to zero degrees, with winds gusting to 50 miles an hour. Police said the girls were not prepared for a night in the woods.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 27, 2010 When Capt. Karoline Scott decided to join the Air Force, she knew she'd be stepping into a long line of military tradition.
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"I certainly respect my family for going into the Army," said Scott, a Lorton, Va., native. "I just wanted to do something a little different."
Scott is the only airman in her family, which can trace its active-duty Army service back more than 130 years. Her father, Bruce Scott, retired as a major general, and her five brothers and sisters all followed in his Army footsteps.
While proud of her family's Army roots, Scott said, she wanted to take a different route.
Both of her older siblings had gone to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. "I knew that had been a great experience for them," she added, "but I wanted to do my own thing. It was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I'm very proud to wear Air Force blue."
Scott attended St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia on an Air Force ROTC scholarship. "When she entered, she was quiet and shy," her father said. "When she graduated, she did so magna cum laude, elected into Phi Beta Kappa, and she was the ranking Air Force cadet in all of Philadelphia."
Scott is now serving on her first deployment as a public affairs officer assigned to U.S. Forces Iraq in Baghdad.
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