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A red hoodie with the Angels logo on the upper right hand side of the shirt. Has a zipper down the front.
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The theme behind the Cavs' playoff series this year. One team, one goal.
Well, since the Eagles are out to the Cardinals, I'm throwing my hat in the bag for the Steelers. If you're a big Steelers fan, you gotta get this for the big game!
For the more eco-minded Eagles fan, this tee shirt is made from 69% post-consumer recycled cotton.
BELIEVE IN GREEN. Seriously, cheer on the Eagles this playoffs season wearing this shirt. Because really, isn't that slogan just so smart?
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An edit-a-thon is an event in which people work together in person to build content on a wiki. Edit-a-thons can be very informal or very structured; they can be designed as primarily outreach events (to draw in new contributors) or they can be set up more to meet the needs of longtime contributors.
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"Therefore, what is needed in the first place is to correct the wrong point of view about the Qur"an and make people understand that the Qur"an is not a book which is addressed only to the Prophet (sws) but to all people who consider themselves Muslims. Any person who utters this statement: "I"m a Muslim, alhamdulillah" must read the Qur"an and try to understand the meaning of the verses. In the Qur"an, the importance of learning verses and reciting them are especially emphasized.
...Some people believe that the Qur"an addresses only Muslims of the 7th century and some others think that only a small part of the verses addresses people other than the Muslims of the 7th century. A person having such an approach gets satisfied with reading the Qur"an and thinks he fulfils his religious duties by doing so. However, this is not only a matter of learning what is inside of the Qur"an, but also putting them into practice, fulfilling the duties ordered in the Qur"an, adapting moral standards explained in the Qur"an;briefly, bringing the Qur"an into one"s own everyday life."


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A NEW bus service enabling people to visit the North York Moors despite cuts to funding has been hailed a success.
The Moors Rambler bus, which carried its first passengers last Sunday, was near capacity as it brought people to visit the area from as far as Teesside.
A group of dedicated volunteers, the Friends of Moorsbus, have worked hard to ensure that despite the North York Moors National Park cutting all its funding for public transport, people can still visit the area by bus.
Eden Blyth of the group said that the Sunday service will mean that those without transport are still able to enjoy the area even from far away.
He said: "The service was designed to help those without a car, and anyone who wants to keep this a special and quieter place for us and future generations.
"We had walkers, those who came simply to admire the scenery and those coming out for a meal or to visit a museum or other attraction.
"We'd like to create an affordable transport system to and around the Moors area that allows people without cars to travel there. We want to provide something for both locals and visitors from home and abroad."
The bus, operated by Arriva on behalf of the Moorsbus Community Interest Company, is funded by donations in addition to help from independent charity the North Yorkshire Moors Association.
Bill Breakell, former head of tourism and transport for the Moors park authority, said that the bus will help to protect the environment with less people bringing their cars in to the area.
He said: "For years, residents have said that the problem with tourism is not visitors themselves, but their cars. So if more people come by bus it will help everyone.
"The bus is a great way to meet new people, explore new areas and literally to have a change of scenery."
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Equine career fair help students prepare for workforce
February 19th, 2013 |
Workshops, networking, demonstrations, horses and more horses all make up the Mane Event at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC). This unique program on March 1, 2013, will provide equine students the opportunity to meet horse professionals as well as prospective employers and to learn about internships, part-time and full-time employment opportunities. There will be a panel discussion moderated by Chris Marks, Ph. D., professor and department chair of equine studies at SMWC, and sessions led by industry professionals offering tips and one-on-one career advice.
Equine businesses in the region will interact with equine industry leaders, and informational sessions will allow participants to share best practices. This year the Indiana Horse Council is partnering with SMWC. Several of their members will be in attendance to explain the work of the organization and provide information to students, other attendees and businesses.
"This is our fourth year and the event provides an opportunity for prospective employers from the equine industry to meet with students interested in working for their companies," explained Tara Lane, employer relations coordinator. "Whether students are looking for a full-time position, an internship, or expanding their network for the future, they will find this is the perfect place to learn about career options and begin the process."
SMWC is the only equine program in Indiana, and one of only 20 in the country to offer a Bachelor of Science degree in equine studies. The College also offers areas of study in equine business management, equine science and equine training and instruction.
Noon - 1:30 pm
Le Fer Hall, Ballroom
Lunch and panel discussion on the State of the Equine Industry moderated by Chris Marks, Ph.D.
Panelists representing statewide or national organizations will share their involvement in the horse industry, observations of current conditions and future trends.
- Amanda Bubb '05 - Indiana State Coordinator, PATH International
- Bill Dollard - Hoosier Horse Fair Committee, Indiana Horse Council
- Mark Russell - Horse Extension and Leadership Development, Purdue University
1:30 - 3 pm
Le Fer Hall, ballroom
Nearly 20 exhibitors will be available to discuss career options in the equine industry including internships and full-time employment.
3 - 5 pm
Stable area for workshops and demonstrations
3 pm
Stable Classroom
Colic and Parasite Control
Dr. Grant Minnemeyer, DMV, will address colic and parasite control, two common equine health issues and strategies to prevent and treat them.
3 pm
Indoor Arena
Yoga on Horses
As an equine assisted coach and corporate trainer, Blair McKissok will lead a demonstration of yoga on horseback and highlight benefits to both the rider and the horse.
4 pm
Stable Classroom
How to do Trail Rides at a Profit
Roberta Ancil will share lessons learned and best practices of offering trail rides both personally and with the Indiana Quarter Horse Association.
4 pm
Indoor Arena
Bitting and Saddle Fitting
Annette Pitcher, of Golden Royal Saddlery, will review techniques of proper bitting and saddle fitting for optimal performance.
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You exercise your body to stay physically in shape, so why shouldn't you exercise your brain to stay mentally fit? With these daily exercises you will learn how to flex your mind, improve your creativity and boost your memory. As with any exercise, repetition is necessary for you to see improvement, so pick your favorite exercises from our daily suggestions and repeat them as desired. Try to do some mentalrobics every single day!
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The other Swedish engine manufacturer has a new 16-liter V-8 that replaces the company's 14-liter model, the SI14M, which will be phased out at the end of 2002. The new engine, the DI16M, comes in commercial ratings of 500 to 800 hp, but the company says it is planning a high-output pleasure version some time in 2003. Although known primarily as a commercial supplier, Scania says it recently installed pairs of its 675-hp 12-liter in-line sixes into a Princess V50 and Sealine T48. (210) 403-0007. Fax: (210) 403-0211. www.scania.se.
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An on-stage brawl between two exotic dancers in Winnipeg left one nursing a serious head injury and the other facing criminal charges.
Sabrina Schmaltz, 32, was convicted of assault with a weapon earlier this year. She had just finished her routine at a Winnipeg strip club when she smashed another woman in the head with a 20-centimetre (eight-inch) stiletto heel. The victim — who was the next dancer that night -- needed nine staples to close wounds to her head and sustained a concussion in the June 2012 incident.
Schmaltz returned to court on Wednesday where she was given a two-year suspended sentence with probation. The Crown had been seeking up to 90 days in jail, while Schmaltz asked for a discharge which would spare her a criminal record and allow her to pursue her dream of becoming an early childhood educator.
"I can only assume for the people in the audience watching this, it would have been a frightening incident," said provincial court Judge Anne Krahn.
Court heard there was "bad blood" between the two women which boiled over that night. As Schmaltz left the stage, she turned to the victim and said 'Want to end this s---t?" The victim responded by calling her a "cracked-out whore and deadbeat mom."
Schmaltz flew into a rage, grabbing her shoe, which weighed almost two kilograms, and hitting the victim several times, chasing her into the back and eventually out to the parking lot.
"I should have just kept my hands and feet to myself," Schmaltz told court at her sentencing hearing. "I'm extremely ashamed at what I've done. I should have just walked away."
Defence lawyer Aaron Seib said his client comes from a difficult background filled with abuse and addiction which she continues to struggle from and seek help for. On the night in question, Schmaltz could no longer take the abuse being dished out by the victim and other dancers.
"Being a dancer was never something I aspired to do. Unfortunately I ran into a world I really didn't belong in," she told court. "In that world, a lot of girls don't get along and I did let them get under my skin."
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What are the safest ways to exercise during pregnancy? I love lifting weights, is that okay to do while pregnant?
What are the safest ways to exercise during pregnancy? I love lifting weights, is that okay to do while pregnant?
Unfortunately, lifting weights is probably going to be a little too high-impact for pregnancy. There are other things that you can and should do, like taking walks or even light jogs, practicing yoga, swimming, and performing low-impact aerobics.
Here is an article on exercise in pregnancy from our resident midwife Jane. You may also want to search the forums, this is a popular question and I know I have seen threads on the topic in the past.
You will be back to lifting those weights before you know it!
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Bummer! That's okay, whatever is best for baby!
Its the perfect time to try a new exercise. Pilates on a reformer wiyh an expert instructor is fantastic in pregnancy and not only will it give you a work out but it helps keep your spine functional at a time when it can be vulnerable. Google Polestar Pilates for a pregnancy qualified instructor. Also it helps you get your figure and strength back much faster after you have had the baby.


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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) -- A 66-year-old man is being held on a $1 million bond after police in Toledo found a woman's naked, mutilated body in her apartment.
James Millard Day Sr. of Toledo was arraigned Monday on a murder charge. He does not yet have an attorney.
The Blade newspaper reports that police went to a Toledo apartment building Sunday morning after a caller told authorities that a woman was found with her chest "open." Authorities arrived to find 49-year-old Joan Annette Watson dead inside her apartment.
Police say in court documents that Day had been in the victim's apartment drinking and using drugs.
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BILLS for GILLS Fundraiser Pitch!
East Hills Cavaliers Change the World for Endangered Species!
This event was the result of Leah Daniels and Juhi Parekh's involvement in a "Be The Change" class taught by Miss Smith. In the class students are encouraged to research and take action on causes that they care about. Leah and Juhi chose marine animals as their topic. They planned a "Change War" among grade levels where students bring in their loose change for a series of days and the grade with the most money earned won popsicles! Although the students originally took Miss Smith's class in the 7th grade, they were so devoted to the cause that they persisted and were able to carry out their plan to Be The Change during the fall of their 8th grade year.
To date, BILLS FOR GILLS is the MOST successful of all of the student fundraising projects that sprang from Miss Smith's Be The Change class. Leah and Juhi's devotion led to a grand total of over $1500.00 raised on behalf of endangered whales and sharks!! The girls wanted a large chunk of this funding to go to the important work that Project AWARE is doing. Other funds went to adopting both an Orca Whale and Great White Shark through the World Wildlife Fund, as well as supporting the efforts of The Whale and Dolphin Conservation Association.
We are extremely proud of these girls and their very giving classmates, but most of all, excited that the hard work they did to run a successful fundraiser is able to help Project AWARE with it's hard work!
More information about East Hills Middle School's efforts to "Be Green" as well as a Powtoon video and photo of Leah, Juhi and some donating students can be seen on our newly created "Green East Hills" website: http://greeneasthills.weebly.com on the lower left of the ABOUT page.
Click on the below link to watch a POWTOONS presentation about the Fall 2013 fundraiser East Hills Middle School had to support endangered whales and sharks:
We send out a big thanks to all of the staff and students that participated in this very successful venture! The student project leaders, Leah Daniels and Juhi Parekh, inspired their peers to raise over $1500.00 to help these beautiful animals!
This is the Project Aware account of East Hills Middle School, maintained by the school media specialist (i.e. librarian) Miss Smith in honor of the BILLS FOR GILLS fundraiser project run by two of our 8th grade students.


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Acer, the Taiwanese computer company, has struggled for a while to sell enough computers to stay profitable, but investors still found room for disappointment in its most recent results.
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This article was published 19/4/2013 (1586 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Last week's column on Malbec focused mainly on Argentina, one of the two theme regions at this year's Winnipeg Wine Festival. Malbec remains far and away the South American country's flagship grape variety.
The other of the two theme regions at this year's festival is New Zealand, another country known mainly for one grape and region -- in this case Sauvignon Blanc from Marlborough. The most prolific Kiwi wine region (especially when it comes to Sauvignon Blanc), Marlborough is located near the north end of New Zealand's South Island. The wines tend to be crisp, lean and grassy, often sporting bell pepper, herbal and tart citrus notes. Some producers make it in too vegetal a style, and the wine starts to pick up acrid notes often associated with, well, cat pee (as the owner of two geriatric cats, I get the connection).
More so than Argentina, the New Zealand wine industry has successfully started diversifying its international offerings, promoting other regions and grapes beyond Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. While most wines we see on our shelves in the New Zealand section still come from this region, it's not just Sauvignon Blanc anymore. Other cool-climate wines like Riesling, Pinot Gris and Gewürztraminer (whites) and Pinot Noir (reds) can now be found from Marlborough.
Wines aren't only reserved to New Zealand's South Island these days. Located on the North Island, Hawke's Bay is the next-biggest wine-producing region, although its total number of hectares dedicated to vineyards is less than one-quarter of Marlborough's. While Marlborough's most planted grapes are Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir, Hawke's Bay producers prefer to grapple with grapes that do better with more heat -- namely bigger reds like Merlot and Syrah.
Heading back to the South Island, Central Otago is flying its Pinot Noir flag proudly. Of the 1,786 hectares reported on the 2012 New Zealand vineyard register, 1,366 were dedicated to Pinot Noir. New Zealand's reputation as a spot to produce fantastic Pinot Noir continues to grow; as New Zealand's regionally driven marketing continues to increase, so too will the popularity of wines made from grapes other than their iconic Sauvignon Blanc.
Generally speaking, New Zealand producers have been quick to embrace sustainable winemaking practices -- ensuring the way they make wine impacts people, the environment and the economy in as minimal (or at least minimally negative) a way as possible. (If you're curious about sustainable winemaking, check out www.nzwine.com/sustainability for more.)
Like most Canadian producers, New Zealand winemakers have embraced what nature has given them, and aren't trying to make big, bold reds, for example, where clearly they should be trying to make cool-climate whites. While the Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc explosion of the past decade has helped bring New Zealand wines a greater international presence, it's some of these wines made from other grapes that are the hidden gems. Look for them in the New Zealand section of the wine festival in two weeks.
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Double Cove 2010 Pinot Noir
(Marlborough, New Zealand -- around $18, private wine stores)
While most New Zealand Pinot Noir has cola and clove aromas to go along with the raspberry and cherry notes, this one delivers more earth and barnyard like a red Burgundy. It's light-bodied and brings intense red berry flavours on the palate, a hint of spice and vanilla (from oak) and a touch of sweetness to the fruit that places it decidedly back in New World territory flavour-wise. There's some acidity in there too that gives a bit of a pucker without going completely tart. It runs a bit against the grain, but I really like it. Grill up a Portobello mushroom burger and enjoy. 90/100
Tinpot Hut 2011 Pinot Gris
(Marlborough, New Zealand -- $18.95, Liquor Marts and beyond)
Pinot Gris has great potential from New Zealand -- not necessarily the lighter iterations sold as Pinot Grigio, but richer, more complex Pinot Gris wines like those made in Alsace. Case and point: the Tinpot Hut melds ripe peach, mineral, pear and chalky aromas with a hint of red apple and honey. It's a dry, medium-bodied white wine, with chalky mineral and pear flavours showing beautifully and tart peach and apricot fleshing things out. Try with most salads, mild cheeses, chicken or shrimp dishes. 88/100
Sileni 2010 The Triangle Merlot
(Hawke's Bay, New Zealand -- $19.95, Liquor Marts and beyond)
Bright plum and blueberry notes are telltale Merlot characteristics, and here they're joined by black pepper, milk chocolate and floral notes. It's a medium-plus bodied sustainably produced Merlot that brings plush blue fruit flavours as well as black tea and white pepper notes on the palate. The fruit's restrained and the tannin and oak are modest, making this a well-balanced red that would do well with prime rib, pizza or burgers. 87/100
Where to try
New Zealand wines
at the Winnipeg
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Big Sky Party
Wednesday, May 1, 7 p.m.-9:30 p.m.
Qualico Family Centre, Assiniboine Park
Tickets: $40, phone 204-925-5633
or visit www.winnipegwinefestival.com
Public Tastings
May 3, 7 p.m.-10 p.m.
May 4, 1:30 p.m.-4 p.m., 7 p.m.-10 p.m.
Tickets: $44.95 (Saturday matinee), $49.95 (Friday/Saturday evening), visit Liquor Marts or www.ticketmaster.ca


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In what can only be described as a team effort, the boys U12 All-Stars won first place at the prestigious Top Gun Tournament in Mira Mesa over the Memorial Day weekend. The team, comprised of Finley Ben-Dayan, Alonzo Campos, Luca Canny, Juan Castillo, Ethan Chasen, Lucas Donoso, Vaughn Gemeiner, Sammy Grossman, Finn Jantzen, Oscar Lopez, Will Wisen, and Ian Friedman (sidelined due to an earlier injury), and led by Coaches Rodrigo Donoso and Paul Canny, came together in their final tournament and displayed incredible soccer. During the entire 3-day tournament, the boys cruised to 4 shut-out victories, allowed only 2 goals and were led in scoring by five different players.
In the first two days of pool play, the team won 2 games, tied one and lost one, but it was sufficient to advance them to the semi-final round on Monday. The boys knew they would have to play excellent soccer to have a chance in this tough pool of contenders. And they did just that. In their semi-final and championship games the boys stepped it up and played their best soccer of the season. In a hard fought game that resulted in a red card ejection for a player on the other team, the boys defeated an aggressive San Pedro team 3-0. In the final match of the Tournament, aware that this was the last game they would play together as a team, the boys dominated from start to finish defeated their friendly rival Culver City 3-0 to cap off an outstanding season.


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How is it possible the placenta can inter change its position with the baby? What are its cause and how can we prevent it?
How is it possible the placenta can inter change its position with the baby? What are its cause and how can we prevent it?
If you're referring to a low lying placenta (a placenta that is closer to the cervix) then this can be a problem when baby needs to move down the birth canal. When baby is ready to be born, if the placenta is covering all or part of the cervix you could experience severe bleeding, so women who have placenta previa often need a C-Section.
There are different degrees of placenta previa.
Marginal: The placenta is next to the cervix but does not cover the opening.
Partial: The placenta covers part of the cervical opening.
Complete: The placenta covers all of the cervical opening.
During pregnancy, it is very common for the placenta to be low in the womb, and as the uterus stretches, the placenta will move up towards the top of the uterus. It could start down low, but end up high. It's not that the placenta is actually moving, because it attaches to the uterus upon implantation. But because the uterus is so small in the early months, it can look low, and then look like it's migrating to another area simply because the uterus is stretching.
With my 5th baby, I had a low lying placenta. This was not diagnosed with ultrasound, but rather with my midwife's skilled hands and ears. She could find the placenta by listening for my heart beat on my belly.
This didn't create any concerns during my pregnancy, but it did create a little concern when I went into labour. I had more bleeding than normal. Normally I just had a little pink tinge on toilet paper when my cervix was dilating, but with the low lying placenta, I had some bleeding in early labour. My midwife never let on that she had any concern, but she did show up very quickly when I called her to let her know I was in labour (usually she would wait awhile, but not that time).
That was my fastest and best birth. It was a water birth at home. Really important to have a skilled midwife, nurse or doctor attending just in case you need their expertise
As for preventing it in the future - women who smoke or have children at an older age may have an increased risk, but in general, the best thing to do is to have good preconception care for the best chance of conceiving a healthy baby and having the easiest pregnancy and birth.
Here's an excellent article that tells you more about placenta previa.
Warm regards,
It is really a hard time right now. But thank you for informing me. I will keep that in mind and make sure that I take good care of my daughter and myself as well.
Have they done an ultrasound, and if so, where did they tell you that the placenta is located? Is it completely covering the cervix? What exactly did they say?


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HORRIBLE STICKY MESS!At one time I wore my hair spiky, and the hair stylist suggested this wax-like product. It is terrible. It will spike and separate the hair, but it leaves the hair feeling greasy and sticky. And, it smells awful. Please test this before you buy it. Maybe it's me, but that was my reaction to this horrible product that I threw away, without thinking about returning it! Carole — 4 years, 6 months agoCaroleVonAllten | 1401 reviews
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Thanks micole for this awesome tutorial. I was successful in sniffing SSL passwords but could someone tell me what's the difference between this howto and g0tmi1k's ( http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...-sslstrip.html ) who uses sslstrip, arpspoof and ettercap to do the same thing ? Thanks
Nice work !!! i think better to use CMD in shell that is the most suitable and for beginner and we will see the Ettercap ARP poisoning flow. Thanks to the Alor & Naga!!! Happy hunting........
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Tigers' offense limited in walk-off loss at LA
Martinez's RBI hit in ninth forces extras after Scherzer's sharp outing
LOS ANGELES -- The Tigers went from American League day-game ball in chilly Detroit over the weekend to Interleague Play at unseasonably warm Dodger Stadium on Tuesday night. They ended up with very similar fortunes -- another strong outing from one of their aces, and a second consecutive low-scoring loss to show for it.
Their hot start from Opening Week, in turn, seems to be fading like the Carl Crawford liner to left field Tuesday night that skipped out of Rajai Davis' reach and rolled toward the corner as Chone Figgins sped home with the Dodgers' winning run in a 3-2 Detroit defeat.
They had enough offense to get Max Scherzer off the hook from a potential tough-luck loss, scoring a tying run on Victor Martinez's RBI single with two outs in the ninth inning and Kenley Jansen throwing upper-90s heat. They couldn't get the go-ahead run they needed.
As long as the Tigers' front-line starting trio delivers low-scoring outings, they have a chance. Though they've been consistent so far, the offense supporting them has been feast or famine, from two games with seven runs or more to three others with two runs or fewer. The last two games have fallen squarely in the latter category.
It was the first walk-off loss in Brad Ausmus' brief managerial tenure, but it was also his first regular-season road game, and thus the first time he could have a walk-off loss. It was not his first difficult loss.
"We've had some tight ones in the first six games, five of them by two runs or less," he said. "A loss is a loss, but sometimes when it's a close game and you end up losing by one or two runs, it makes you look back and wonder what you could've done differently. Either way, it's still a loss."
He had a couple of situations late. Martinez was thrown out at second after hitting the game-tying single off Jansen with two outs in the ninth, but Ausmus said it was a read that Martinez made with first-base coach and baserunning coordinator Omar Vizquel, who has the go-ahead from Ausmus to do so.
"Victor and Omar were in cahoots, just in terms of finding something they could take advantage of from the pitcher," Ausmus said. "It's not really a bad play, because if he's out, you've got [Austin] Jackson leading off the next inning."
Joba Chamberlain struck out the Dodgers in order in the ninth inning, showing a 95 mph fastball and a biting slider in the process. However, Chamberlain's leadoff walk to pinch-hitter Figgins in the 10th set the game-winning rally in motion.
Ausmus had his plan going in, turning to lefty Phil Coke for left-handed hitters Dee Gordon and Crawford. Al Alburquerque was warming up in preparation for Hanley Ramirez if first base was occupied, and Drew Smyly was readying for lefty hitters Adrian Gonzalez and Andre Ethier after that.
Gordon's popout on a bunt attempt gave Coke a quick first out. A 2-0 count to Crawford, who was 3-for-6 against Coke entering the at-bat, gave the speedy left fielder the chance for a quick ending.
Coke had to challenge Crawford or risk moving the go-ahead run into scoring position without a ball put in play. He threw a 94 mph fastball up but over enough of the plate for Crawford to slice it toward left with the authority to get past a diving Davis.
"It had a little fade to it," Davis said. "I guess it was hit solid. I certainly wasn't expecting it to skip like that, that much."
It was the fourth one-run decision in six games for the Tigers this year, but the first one they'd lost. All but one of Detroit's games have been decided by two runs or fewer. In three of those, the winning team scored three runs or fewer.
Until the ninth, Detroit's fate seemed positioned for a 2-1 defeat after Justin Turner's pinch-hit sacrifice fly off Scherzer in the seventh gave the Dodgers the lead.
The Tigers went hitless from the one-out mark in the second inning until Ian Kinsler legged out a double to lead off the ninth against Jansen, whose mid-90s cutter and upper-90s fastball rank him among the nastiest closers in the game. He not only pitched to Miguel Cabrera with first base open, he fanned Cabrera with three strikes at 98 mph or higher, sending down the two-time AL Most Valuable Player and Mariano Rivera save spoiler.
"I didn't want to put the winning run on, and I know how good Victor is," Jansen said. "I've seen [Martinez] long enough, he's an RBI machine. You don't want to pitch to Cabrera, and you don't want to get to Martinez, either."
His task, then, was only halfway complete. Martinez got enough of a 97-mph fastball on a 1-0 count to line a single just out of the reach of center fielder Matt Kemp as Kinsler came home.
"We had trouble getting the offense going," Ausmus said, "but Vic came up big there in the ninth. Unfortunately, that was all we could muster."
Scherzer allowed two runs on eight hits over seven innings. He now has 15 innings of two-run ball through two starts of his Cy Young follow-up campaign, but his winless record demonstrates how he could pitch better this year with worse results than his 21-3 mark from last year.
Though Scherzer, Justin Verlander and Anibal Sanchez are 4-for-5 in quality starts, they're winless this season. While Dan Haren, too, went unrewarded for six innings of three-hit ball, he remained unbeaten against the Tigers since 2008, with four wins and two no-decisions in six starts.
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General Assembly: Statement by Ambassador Wittig on Sustainable Development
(Statement as delivered by Ambassador Wittig on behalf of Germany, France and Sitzerland at the 3rd Meeting of the General Assembly Open Working Group on Sustainable Development Goals)
"I am making these introductory remarks on behalf of the French-German-Swiss team.
One of the main outcomes of the Rio+20 Conference in June 2012 was the agreement by Heads of States and Government to launch the process to develop a set of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We have already had two substantive sessions of our working group and today we are looking forward to another substantial and interactive discussion. We welcome the UN issue notes prepared by the inter-agency technical support team (TST) as a helpful input for the next three days.
When developing SDGs it is fundamentally important that the three pillars of sustainable development are factored into decision making processes and policy design in a balanced manner. Development processes affect and are equally affected by economic, social and environmental conditions. Hence, existing interlinkages need to be taken into account in order to create synergies and policy coherence and to avoid negative feedback. For instance, the creation of green and decent jobs is as much an economic challenge as it is a social and environmental one. Therefore, a holistic approach, such as promoted by the concept of an inclusive and equitable green economy, and smart decision making processes are essential for sustainable development.
Moving to more sustainable consumption and production patterns in all countries is of paramount importance. Business-as-usual is not the remedy for the future.
To respond to current challenges, the post-2015 agenda should focus on sustainable development and propose bold, universal, action-oriented and aspirational goals taking into account different national realities, capacities and levels of development and respecting national policies and priorities, which are easily communicable and compelling. We have to keep in mind that the success of the MDGs depended inter alia on their limited number and clarity. In this spirit, we suggest to use a set of overarching clusters covering and interlinking different thematic areas.
The issues we are going to discuss during the next days are crucial for the design and development of a post-2015 agenda addressing sustainable development and poverty eradication. Food security and nutrition, water and sanitation are globally recognized as human rights, but they are not enjoyed by everyone. Sustainable agriculture and the fight against desertification, land degradation and drought are prerequisites to meet these challenges. It is obvious that they have to be adequately reflected within the future agenda.
Water is at the core of sustainable development, at the core of human life and of ecosystems, and sanitation is a prerequisite for a life in dignity and health. With the integration of water in a new framework for sustainable development, we advocate the following:
Equitable and universal access to safe and sustainable water, and especially sanitation and hygiene, while focussing on the poor and disadvantaged.
Ground and surface water should be monitored and governed sustainably and in an integrated manner to satisfy human needs while respecting ecosystems requirements.
All used water and wastewater should be collected and treated before it is returned to nature and managed under the principles of pollution prevention and safe reuse.
I repeat: Water and sanitation, food security and nutrition are globally recognized as human rights, but they are not enjoyed by everyone. Hunger, mal- and undernutrition are a consequence of limited physical and economic access to fundamental natural resources and unequal distribution of food. Crop failure and other losses in livelihoods due to drought, desertification, land degradation and climate change increase the vulnerability of people, with the highest incidence on the poor.
Including "food security and nutrition, sustainable agriculture, desertification, land degradation and drought" in a Post-2015-/SDG Agenda would mean to ensure that the right to adequate food, access to healthy and affordable food and nutrition for all is recognized and that management of natural resources is sustainable, with a view to enhancing agricultural productivity and resource efficiency.
There are significant opportunities to strike a better balance between food supply and demand through in particular improved land governance and resource-efficient farming practices, appropriate and adapted technology, innovation and responsible investment, education and capacity development with special focus on smallholders.
Rural development is the basis for reducing hunger and securing global food supply.
We want to contribute to creating a holistic approach and deliver one single bold universal post-2015 agenda on sustainable development that is people-centred and respects the planet's limited capacity for recovery and absorption. This agenda should merge SDGs and MDGs.
We are also looking forward to the report of the High Level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda at the end of May. This report will certainly give fruitful inputs to the discussion in our OWG."


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In the race to have the most connected catwalk — a race that has seen
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First of all, i have to admit that i have sleeping problems. The real problem is that i always think too much. On average, i sleep 6 hours a day, do you think it little or much? I have dark cycles around my eyes. How much time you spend on sleep?
Hi! I usually sleep at an average of 8 hours. I get enough rest and always ready to go the following day.
However, when I was still schooling, I probably had 4-6 hours. I had to work on a lot of requirements, study every single subject, and attend to every academic demands of my schooling. Like you, I had dark circles in my eyes, looking a bit tired and stressed up, and had a lesser weight than normal. But my body got accustomed to the number of hours I slept back then. Just the dark circles won't disappear. After schooling, I am able to sleep more number of hours that it gives me a more healthy look. Dark circles around my eyes are gone.
Sometimes, people just have those dark circles if they have those deep set eyes.
All I can say is that at times, you'll need to ease up and take a breather. This would enable your body to rejuvenate. If 6 hours of sleep would cause you to be a bit tired with all those dark circles around your eyes, then perhaps, you might need more than 6 hours of sleep.
You can find ways to alleviate your sleeping problems like exercising after work in the pm, taking a hot shower before going to bed, reading a book before sleeping, and a lot more.
Six hours is less then me, but it should be enough. If you are having physical problems though, you'd better go see a doctor.
If you really feel tired and can't perform well at work (or feel to tired to do your house chores or whatever) then definately you need some rest.
I normally sleep about 6-7 hours but I can do well with 4-5 and some other times I need 8.
Not everybody needs the same amount hours, and it also depends on the particular situation you are in and the work you do at a particular time. If you're doing something physical but you're not used to it, you'll probably need more rest than you where doing your regular job.
If you do need more rest and can't get it because you think too much, try some stress-relief techniques: practices some sports (sports release endorphines), take some yoga or tai-chi classes...
However long I like... one of the perks of being self employed... but it usually doesn't end up being any longer than 8 hours.
i will sleep mare than 9 hours...
I envy you guys, recently i slept less, and my dark cycles are becoming larger. I look like a panda!
6 hours of sleep is not enough for me.Try not to think so much before sleeping.I'm having 8 hours of sleep.If your still having that problem,I think you need to consult your physician.
8 hours ~~how about you ?
7-8 hours per day, i always felt sleepy
5 to 6 hours only and i think it is because of too much thinking of someone.
I don't tell exact time but 8 to 10 hours i can sleep.
Everybody should take 7 hours sleeping rest. after that they can feel better. if you have problem in sleeping then join the gym or do any exercise.
hi I am Aum.I am sleep 8 hours a day. I don't have any problem as like you told. I think you want more 1 hour to spend on sleep. It's really good for you and your health.
I am sleep minimum 7 hours in a day.
I usually sleep after my work, roughly 6-8 hours.
LOL, 8-10 hours. I did read an article on how people in villages used to go to bed when the sun went down, then get up chat, visit, etc, then lay back down and go back to sleep. The item of your brain working when you want to be sleeping, this will sound odd, Barbara Schultze is a horse performance person, she helps people on performance problems. She talks about how to accept something then stay in the moment, so you can finish your performance. If you combine the two, you get a wake up, accept, allow yourself that time, then stay in the moment and go back to sleep
I sleep around about 7/8hours a day.
I'd be lucky to clock 6 per night. No wonder I have eyebags (chuckle)
5-7 usually.


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Iodine is an essential nutrient for humans, but we need only a small amount of it for good health.
Iodine occurs naturally in the sea and in some soils.
Iodine is also found in marine life (including fish, prawns and seaweed), some plants grown in iodised soil, and in the products of animals that have grazed on soil with iodine in it.
Iodine is added to some foods, such as salt and commercially baked bread.
Our thyroid glands need iodine to produce the hormones that control metabolism, growth and development.
If children and grown-ups don't get enough iodine in their diets, they might become iodine deficient. Iodine deficiency can cause the thyroid gland to increase in size. An enlarged thyroid gland, or goitre, can:
Iodine and pregnancy
During pregnancy, a woman's thyroid gland has to work extra hard.
This is because the hormones it produces help the growth of her fetus's brain and nervous system. After birth, breastfed babies depend on breastmilk as a source of iodine, which keeps their brains and nervous systems developing.
Severe iodine deficiency in a pregnant or breastfeeding woman might lead to brain damage in her fetus or baby.
If you're trying to become pregnant or you're pregnant or breastfeeding, always check with your doctor about your individual needs. If you're worried about your iodine intake, your doctor can use a simple urine test to check your levels.
Including the following foods in your family's diet each week will help to ensure that you and your children are getting enough iodine:
The amount of iodine in different foods such as bread and milk varies between brands so the amount of food required to meet dietary needs also varies.
The Nutrient Reference Values for Australia and New Zealand recommend the following daily intake of iodine:
Why some people don't get enough iodine
Some Australian children – especially those in Victoria, Tasmania and New South Wales – don't get quite enough iodine.
This might be because several areas of Australia have low iodine levels in the soil, meaning vegetables grown in these areas don't have much iodine.
Many families now cut salt out of their diets, leading to lower iodine intake. Even when they add salt to their meals, it's often in the form of regular salt or sea salt, rather than iodised table salt.
It's possible to have too much iodine, but consuming a dangerously high level of it is actually quite hard. For example, your child would need to eat 1 kg of cheese or 25 whole boiled eggs or drink 5 glasses of milk in one sitting to have too much.
Some people are more sensitive to excessive iodine intake, which might cause difficulties with their thyroid glands. Some medications and supplements might also contain high doses of iodine.
Berbel, P., Obregon, M.J., Bernal, J., Escobar del Rey, F., & Morreale de Escobar, G. (2007). Iodine supplementation during pregnancy: A public health challenge. Trends in Endocrinology and Metabolism, 18, 338-343.
Delange, F., & Pierre, L. (2000). Iodine supplementation: Benefits outweigh risks. Drug Safety, 22(2), 89-95.
Food Standards Australia New Zealand (2012). Iodine fortification. Retrieved April 12, 2014, from, http://www.foodstandards.gov.au/consumer/nutrition/iodinefort/Pages/default.aspx.
Glinoer, D. (2004). The regulation of thyroid function during normal pregnancy: Importance of the iodine nutrition status. Best Practice & Research Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 18(2), 133-152.
Guttikonda, K., Burgess, J.R., Hynes, K., Boyages, S.C., Byth, K., & Parameswaran, V. (2002). Recurrent iodine deficiency in Tasmania, Australia: A salutary lesson in sustainable iodine prophylaxis and its monitoring. The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 87, 2809-2815.
Guttikonda, K., Travers, C.A., Lewis, P.R., & Boyages, S.C. (2003). Iodine deficiency in urban primary school children: A cross-sectional analysis. Medical Journal of Australia, 179, 346-348.
Higdon, J. (2003). Iodine. Corvallis, OR: Micronutrient Information Centre, Linus Pauling Institute, Oregon State University.
Li, M., Eastman, C.J., Waite, K.V., Ma, G., Zacharin, M.R., Topliss, D.J., Harding, P.E., Walsh, J.P., Ward, L.C., Mortimer, R.H., Mackenzie, E.J., & Doyle, Z. (2006). Are Australian children iodine deficient? Results of the Australian National Iodine Nutrition Study. Medical Journal of Australia, 184(4), 165-170.
Li, M., Ma, G., Guttikonda, K., Boyages, S.C., & Eastman, C.J. (2001). Re-emergence of iodine deficiency in Australia. Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 10(3), 200-203.
McDonnell, C.M., Harris, M., & Zacharin, M.R. (2003). Iodine deficiency and goitre in school children in Melbourne, 2001. Medical Journal of Australia, 178, 159-162.
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supplementation for pregnant and breastfeeding women. Canberra:
Commonwealth of Australia. Retrieved October 2, 2013, from
National Health and Medical Research Council (2003). Dietary guidelines for children and adolescents in Australia incorporating the infant feeding guidelines for health workers. Canberra: Commonwealth of Australia.


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Deanna Connell | Host
Smart Gardening host Deanna Connell, feels right at home in the garden. As a Master Gardener, she exudes excitement for all things green. Deanna traded in her reporter's notebook, for garden gloves after the birth of her first child. She is a former award winning reporter and news anchor for ABC television affiliates in Portland and Eugene, Oregon. Her love for gardening took root in the Willamette Valley as a guest during gardening segments on news broadcasts. Her background in journalism serves her well as she learns the secrets of smart gardening from experts across the country.
Deanna lives in Portland, Oregon with her husband, two children, black lab dog, and an extended Cuban and Irish family. She loves spending time in the garden with her family, growing summer vegetables, herbs, and her favorites— dahlias and roses. She's passing on her love of gardening as well as her family's native language, Spanish, to her children. In her free time, she's an avid hiker and beginning golfer. When she's not tending to the garden, Deanna enjoys camping with her family and taking advantage of the Pacific Northwest's natural beauty. Deanna is an alumna of Oregon State University.
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Friday, January 18th, 2013 10:00am
This is a taping of So You Think You Can Dance in Austin, Texas. The minimum age to attend is 14.
FOX has picked up season 14 of the summer series So You Think You Can Dance. After a season featuring contestants age 8-13, SYTYCD will return to hoofers age 18-30. "This season is about giving our loyal fan base what they've been asking for," said executive producer Nigel Lythgoe. "We've decided to go back to basics."
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Tomorrow: Chad's "Country-Fried" YouTube Cover of the Week x2 [Video]
While combing the web for this week's edition of Chad's "Country-Fried" YouTube Cover of the Week, I came across two different versions of Chris Young's "Tomorrow" that caught my ears and eyes. I was trying to decide which version would make the cut, but I just couldn't make a choice. Both deserve to be seen and heard, albeit for different reasons. So, this week I present to you two very unique covers of the song. The first features a pair of brothers who love to down Coors Light while they sing. The second features an apsiring country singer and his friends, who are masters of dorm-room harmony. Check these out!


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Unnamed "experts" are wheeled out in the Conservative manifesto to bolster the Tories' fight against the planned rise in national insurance contributions. The manifesto warns:
"This jobs tax, which will hit small businesses especially hard, will kill off the recovery. Experts predict it will cost 57,000 jobs in small and medium-sized businesses alone".
But there is another expert the party has, for some reason, decided not to quote in its manifesto—Rupert Harrison, the Conservatives' chief economic adviser. Yesterday, the party referred enquirers on national insurance to a peer-reviewed article he co-authored in the esteemed Economic Journal in 2007.
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We're pleased to welcome Julie Parker to the Conservation
Department! Julie is the Save America's Treasures
Conservator. For the next year, she will be stabilizing
artifacts from our Anthropology Department in preparation for their
move into the new Rocky Mountain
Science Collections Center. The beaded pouches you see in
the photo, for example, have some loose parts that need a little
care so they stay attached. Julie will also be working with a
team of Anthropology staff and volunteers to make protective
storage boxes and mounts for the collections. We're sure
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Malone, Fanny Achines Manuscript (H75-330) 1 item
In a 22-page typewritten manuscript, Malone discusses her twelve years of homesteading with her husband, George Malone, in Lyman county (later Jones County). Natives of Michigan, the Malones moved to South Dakota in 1905 when parts of the Rosebud Reservation were opened to settlement.
Mann, Dorothy Photograph Collection (H2001-030) 0.25 cubic feet
One photograph album of black and white photos (1914-1925) including parade scenes in Chamberlain, the Missouri River bridge at Chamberlain, the State Game Lodge, White's Mill near Mitchell and the Mann family.
Marion Family History (H86-21) 1 item
121-page typewritten manuscript by Cecilia Marion Cudmore (1976) in which she reminisces about her life near Fort Pierre. Cudmore, born in 1900, was the daughter of H. Marion, who operated a profitable truck garden on Marion's Island in the Missouri River between Pierre and Fort Pierre.
Marriage Law Collection (H77-9) 3 items
Letter to Doane Robinson from Daniel M. Brown in 1911 asking for Robinson's opinion on marriage legislation introduced in the 1911 session; a copy of the 1911 legislation; and an open letter written to the legislature in 1909 by Brown, Pastor of the First Congregational Church in Lead.
Mathieson, Joseph R. Family Photographs (H96-21) 93 items
Photographs collected by the Mathieson family, ca. 1889-1991. Images in this collection include: Eagle Butte, Pierre, Fort Pierre, and Philip, South Dakota; ranch scenes; cowboys; homestead claim shacks; Mathieson and Rousseau family members; and the Rousseau ranch. Joseph R.'s grandfather, George D. Mathieson, settled in Fort Pierre in 1879 and later served as a Stanley County Commissioner and state legislator.
Matteson, Grace Cotton Papers (H86-3) 4 cubic feet
Family letters, correspondence during Grace's tenure as Hughes County Superintendent of Schools (1921-1924), family photographs, education publications (1920s), and greeting cards. The family letters, spanning three generations, provide an insightful view of family life from 1900 through 1930. Of particular interest are letters between Grace and her siblings regarding the care of their sister Bertha who was epileptic. The Cotton family moved from Indiana to Clay County in 1874. Two years later they moved to Turner County, where Grace's parents remained until their deaths.
McCreary, Patricia Papers (H2003-033) 0.25 cubic feet
"Coal Bins and Chalk Dust" consists of information recollected by Grant County country school teachers. The stories were gathered and compiled between 2001 and 2002, but the memories of the teachers cover from the 1930s through the 1960s.
McGillycuddy, Fanny Diary (H74-140) 1 item
A 19 page typescript copy (April 11, 1877-October 31, 1878) of a diary recorded by the wife of Pine Ridge Indian Agent and Army Officer Dr. Valentine T. McGillycuddy while at Fort Robinson. Entries describe day-to-day activities as well as the surrender, death, and burial of Crazy Horse.
McGinnis, John Harvey Family Papers (H75-126) 6 items
Five-page typewritten family history and photos, 1897 and 1974. The manuscript describes John and Elizabeth McGinnis's homesteading experiences in Hand County. Included in the collection is a wedding photograph and four images of the homestead buildings.
McKennan Nursing Graduates Photograph (H2003-002) 1 item
Sixteen female graduates of the McKennan Nursing School class of 1931 are pictured along with their names in this 8 x 10 photograph.
McMahan, Nellie Cole Papers (H80-11) 5 items
Autograph album, 1888-1896; a sheet of home remedies, 1889; McMahan's diary, 1913-1915; a mortgage paper on the McMahan land, 1909; and a note of payment due, 1914. Nellie Cole McMahan (1870-1937) was born in Bon Homme County. She spent most of her life on a homestead near Delmont in Douglas County. The diary details the daily life of a Dakota homesteader - the weather, farm work, and occasional social events.
McNeil, Ida M. Anding Manuscript (H75-202) 1 item
This 4 page typescript discusses conscription, assignment of South Dakota troops to the regular army, and the home front during World War I, 1917. Ida Anding moved to Pierre with her family in 1896. In 1906 she began work for the South Dakota Department of History and in 1909 she designed and made the first official flag of the State of South Dakota. She is best remembered for her role as "Mrs. Pierre," the owner and operator of KGFX radio station in Pierre from 1922 through 1962.
McNeil, Mattie Diary (H88-27) 1 item, 12 typewritten pages
Typed transcript of a diary kept by Mattie McNeil in 1894 during a wagon trip to Yellowstone Park.
Mead, Corwin D. Papers (H75-509) 7 folders
The majority of this collection relates to Mead's business activities in Pierre where he was a lawyer, judge and legislator. Folders 5-11, however, relate to Mead's wife Ida Wicks Mead and his daughter Winifred. Particularly "The New Woman" in folder 9 and the typewritten manuscript on coeducation in folder 11, provide insights into the prevailing attitudes towards the roles of women from the 1880s to the turn of the century. Folder 6 contains a manuscript entitled, "What We Owe the Community," probably written by Ida Wicks Mead, and presented to the Woman's Club on October 7, 1899. Little is known about Ida and the three daughters, Mary, Winifred, and Ruth. All four women apparently received college educations. Ida maintained interests in literature, civic issues, and household issues. She was a member of the Pierre Woman's Cub and the Dickens Club. Ida Mead died in 1920.
Medary Extension Club Records (H96-49) 1/2 cubic foot
Chairman handbook, four notebooks containing members accounts, and four secretary's books from ca. 1936 through 1987.
Mellette Family Papers (H94-41) 1 microfilm reel
Microfilm copies of original papers located at the Mellette House in Watertown, where many are on display. Includes correspondence of former Governor Arthur Mellette, Margaret Wylie Mellette, the Mellette children, Samuel Elrod, and Wylie; invitations to various receptions, political and social events; articles in journals; scrapbooks; loose clippings; pictures; and a family Bible.
Metcalfe, Eugenie Photographs (H88-94) 6 items
A collection of images of the 1st WAVE reunion at San Francisco, CA in 1948 which documents Metcalfe's Navy career. Sioux Falls resident Lt. Eugenie Metcalfe was an occupational therapist in the Medical Corps during World War II. After the war she served as president of the Prairie W.A.V.E.R.S. Unit #23 veterans organization.
Miller, Mary Ann Photographs (H93-11) 16 items
Picture postcards of Miller throughout her childhood(1946-1949, 1952-1962). A.C. Miller, her father, practiced law in Kennebec. He also served as a South Dakota legislator, Speaker of the House (1937-1940), and Lieutenant Governor (1941-1945).
Miller, Myra Morton Photographs (H88-88) 584 glass plates and several thousand black and white prints
Miller was an amateur photographer and artist who left an extensive photograph collection for the period 1910-1930. A rural Marshall County resident, she photographed life around her—children, farm animals and buildings, and other members of her family.
Morris Family Manuscript (H75-153) 1 item, 114 pages
Entitled "Pioneer and Indian Stories," the manuscript provides an account of ranching and pioneer life experienced by Rapid Valley homesteaders (1880). Authored by at least two of the Morris children, it was compiled by Rena E. Murphy.
Mother Gertrude Biographical Sketch (H75-111) 1 item
A two-page sketch of a Benedictine nun written by Rose A. O'Connor, Hospital Librarian at the Sioux City Public Library, 1931. Born as Mary Ellen McDermott in 1864, Mother Gertrude moved to Standing Rock Indian Reservation in 1890.
Murphy, Mary McKenna Family Papers (H2003-018) 0.25 cubic feet
The McKenna family moved from Iowa to Bon Homme County in 1878. This collection includes photographs and an autobiographical account of childhood and early adult life memories written by Mary in 1946 when she was 82 years old.


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I am having a harder and harder time finding gum without aspartame or some such artificial sweetener. That is why I was so psyched to discover Glee Gum. Its yummy and all natural, made with sustainably harvested rainforest chicle. (3 flavors: cinnamon, peppermint and tangerine - I found it at Trader Joe's).


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Hello from London. Just wanted to let you know on the Fallout 3 Official Site, we've got a new Team Diary for Point Lookout. The diary was written by Joel Burgess and Nate Purkeypile, Lead Designer and Lead Artist for Point Lookout, respectively. In the diary, they discuss how DLC #4 came to be, and even share early images from the project's development.
In addition to the diary, we've uploaded six new screenshots — including the image above. Head here to see the rest.
Point Lookout will be available for download on Xbox LIVE and Games for Windows LIVE this coming Tuesday, June 23.
Update: In related news, The Hachiko interviewed Joel Burgess and Jeff Gardiner to discuss Point Lookout and Mothership Zeta. Read the interview here. Jeff was also interviewed for Platform Nation.


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Topic: Merry Christmas to all!
I wanted to wish everyone a Merry Christmas. At this time of year when we feel sad about the people that we have lost along the way, my wish is for everyone to be able to have a hearty laugh at least once when remembering a story about the loved one that they have lost.
Merry Christmas to all.
My comments, suggestions, and opinions are based only on my personal experience as a cancer survivor. Please consult a physician for professional guidance.


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Hansra Tapped To Lead
Fresh off a victory in the ICC America's T20 Championship, Amabhir Jimmy Hansra has been tapped to lead Canada's senior men's team. Cricket Canada confirmed the announcement today in Toronto. Hansra joined the team in 2010 and quickly became an integral member of the side rising to prominence at the 2011 Cricket World Cup finishing second in Canada's run tally.
Hansra succeeds Ashish Bagai who stepped aside from full time cricket after the Cricket World Cup.
Cricket Canada has also confirmed that they have come to an agreement with Hansra on a full time contract.
" I am honoured to be chosen to lead the Cricket Canada Men's National Team. I am aware, excited and focused on all the challenges that lie ahead and will work together with the Management team and the players to further establish cricket in Canada.
I would like to thank Ashish Bagai for his contributions as a leader. In a short term under his captaincy, I was impressed by his hard work and professionalism, and will try to continue to build from where he left off. It is an honour to represent your country in any sport or cause, and I will try my best to keep that pride and hunger alive in the heart of every cricketer that puts on the Canadian colours.
I thank the organization once again for giving me this opportunity. I will bring my passion, strong work ethic and professionalism into this side as a leader and use it to the best of my ability for the success of the organization."
Cricket Canada has a busy month of August with visits from Afghanistan and Trinidad and Tobago.


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GLOBAL wealth management firms are keeping an eye on the influx of wealthy Asian investors into Australia under a new visa program just as the governments of Singapore and Canada are winding down their cash-for-residency programs.
PhillipCapital, a Singapore-based financial services group, is expanding its presence in Australia partly because of the investor program, which is expected to inject $3.5 billion a year into the local economy.
The significant investor program started in November for individuals who invest $5 million or more in Australian assets for at least four years. Successful applicants do not need to pass the usual tests for skills and language.
PhillipCapital's Australian chief, Jonathan Buckley, said he expected to double the size of the group's Australian-based private wealth team to 120 advisers within 12 months. The firm's network of offices in Asia was well positioned to serve new investors, he said.
''We have the infrastructure in China, and indeed in India, that can look after the interest to reside and invest in Australia,'' he said.
PhillipCapital entered the Australian market last year through the acquisition of brokerages Intersuisse and the Austock Group.
''It is quite fortuitous that with the tightening up and closure [of investor programs] in Singapore and Canada, the UK and Australia are introducing this new scheme,'' Mr Buckley said.
The chairman of PhillipCapital, Michael Wong, who is in Australia to launch the rebranded group, said his company was experienced in tapping wealthy immigrants after benefiting from the Singaporean government's successful visa-waiver program.
Indeed he said the significant demand for the Singapore visa program ultimately let to its demise.
''The program was so successful that they raised it from $5 million to $10 million,'' he said.
''In spite of that, there was still strong interest. Then they closed it down.''
Mr Wong, who oversees PhillipCapital's operations in 16 countries, said Chinese millionaires wanted to move to places such as Singapore and Australia for education as well as safety reasons.
''They want their children to come for education [in the] English language,'' he said. ''The second reason is you want to purchase an insurance policy [for protection against political instability].''
Global fund managers such as Aberdeen Asset Management, Morgan Stanley Wealth Management and major Chinese banks in Australia are looking to attract investment from cashed-up nations.


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Portland, OR (SportsNetwork.com) - Friday's loss in Portland may prove twice as costly for the Bulls.
Chicago squandered a 21-point lead and watched former MVP Derrick Rose exit with another knee injury as the Trail Blazers pulled out a 98-95 comeback victory at Moda Center.
Rose changed direction to get back on defense late in the third quarter and immediately grimaced before limping to the sideline favoring his right knee. It was in his left knee that Rose tore his ACL, costing him the entire 2012-13 season, but he was still in obvious pain as team trainers helped him back to the locker room for further examination.
Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau was concerned about Rose's health after the game and said he would undergo an MRI on Saturday.
"He has pain and it felt like he couldn't push off his right knee," said Thibodeau, who balked at speculating any further on the extent of the injury.
Rose had tied a season high with 20 points before exiting, and his teammates couldn't prevent the Blazers from rallying for their ninth straight win.
Wesley Matthews netted 28 points and hit the go-ahead jumper down the stretch, Damian Lillard added 20 points and Robin Lopez finished with 13 points and 16 rebounds in the victory.
"This kind of game is great for us. We needed this game. We've won every kind of way. we've played almost every style of team now, playing Chicago, which is just a bully team. They played hard and they played physical. That's how they get stuff done," said Matthews.
Luol Deng donated 15 points and 14 boards for the Bulls, who dropped their second straight after shooting just 31 percent from the field in the second half.
The Bulls were playing the second leg of a back-to-back but didn't show tired legs early. They grabbed 17 rebounds in the opening quarter, scored 18 points in the lane and raced out to a 32-22 lead.
A 14-3 run in the early stages of the second extended Chicago's lead to a game-high 21 as Rose's layup provided a 48-27 cushion near the midway point.
The momentum changed in the third, and it started before Rose went down.
Portland, which trailed 59-44 at the break, scored 10 straight points to pull within 66-62, then went ahead 74-70 on consecutive 3-pointers from Mo Williams with under three minutes to go in the third.
Without its All-Star playmaker, Chicago went into the fourth trailing 78-71, but actually rallied with a 10-2 run, as Nazr Mohammed's free throw gave the Bulls an 88-85 lead with 4:19 on the clock.
It was a four-point Bulls advantage before Nicolas Batum's 3-pointer and Matthews' deciding 20-footer put Portland back on top.
Chicago missed its final six shots, including Deng drawing iron on a potential game-tying 3-pointer at the buzzer.
Game Notes
Portland's winning streak is its longest since a 13-game run from Dec. 3-30, 2007 ... The Blazers have won five straight meetings with the Bulls ... Chicago has not won in Portland since Feb. 3, 2007 ... Carlos Boozer scored 16 points in a losing effort ... Batum netted 17 points to go with eight rebounds ... The Bulls did not score any points in transition.


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Made my first pulled pork today. One problem, never got to the point where it was pulled pork. I was following the directions in the "How to Grill" book. I guess I missed understood the directions. I was using my new cookmaster, and in reading the directions for smoking I understood it to say would take 6-8 hours. Recommended size was 5-7 LBS. I had 6 LBS. So I figured about 7-8 hours. Imagine my furstration when at 10 hours still not close to195. Plus not to mention my wife asking if I knew what I wasing doing. So I pulled it off saying the heck with it I'm done going to eat it as is and not planning on trying that again anytime soon. But much to my suprise when I cut it and tried it it was very good just not to pull apart point yet. Definitly encouraged me to try it again (smaller roast next time though).
I guess in rereading the recipe maybe it means 6-8 hours in addtion to the 4-6 hours in the recipe. Does that sound about right? But that wasn't how I read it. But will definitly try it again.
One additional note heat control was a breeze with this unit.
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"We've got lots of cap room now, and it opens lots of options."
Thinks Higgins will be a goal-scorer … was hurt three times last year. Likes the other two kids as future NHL players, too.
"Torts has talked about the young guys all year and we wanted to make some room for them, and we did."
"Since this deal happened I've had three calls (from other teams), and it doesn't take long for people to realize you're going to make some changes."
"I spoke with Chris. He's very excited coming here. He's very optimistic."
Sounds like he doesn't expect any trouble signing him.
Called his injuries bumps in the road. Had an injury in preseason, came back and hurt his shoulder.
Was surprised about the trade. Heard his name thrown around all year "but you never believe it's going to happen."
"When I heard it happened, I was thrilled. If there was one place I was going to play other than Montreal, it would be in front of my friends and family."
Was a Canadiens fan growing up, even though he was a New Yorker. But always wanted to play for the Rangers and watched them more than any other team. His first memory was the '94 Cup. He was only 11. Had to hear from friends how the Rangers were better than his Habs.
Watched and rooted for Leetch, who went to the same high school.
"l like to play a relentless style. I like to be moving the whole time I'm out there for my shift. I pride myself in my work ethic."
"I've always liked the way (Tortorella's) teams have played. They don't seem they take their foot off the gas pedal very often. Playing against the Rangers, they were one of the hardest teams to play against."
Said he had a groin injury in camp last year, missed the first six games. Then was "just getting back to steam" when he hurt his shoulder in mid-season and missed 19 games. Felt he was at 100 percent by playoff time and expects to be that when camp begins.


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1) any of the display rooms of a museum (7 letters) & (delete 6th letter) a ship's kitchen
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THE Liberal backbencher Judi Moylan has urged the public to ''stand up'' to the ''rubbish rhetoric'' of her own leader over asylum seekers as well as the ''maladministration'' of the Labor Party.
Announcing a policy to save $1.3 billion over four years by reducing Australia's annual humanitarian intake of 20,000 by more than 6000, Mr Abbott insisted it was ''perfectly legitimate'' to use the term ''illegals'' in reference to asylum seekers arriving by boat.
''I make no apologies for calling them what they are … they are arriving illegally,'' he said.
Asylum seekers offered bridging visas under Labor's policy should be forced to work for the proposed payment of $435 a fortnight (single rate) because they should ''not be able to enjoy life on Australian taxpayers' expense without giving something back to the community''.
Ms Moylan, who retires at the next election, railed at the language. ''We should not talk about queue jumpers, we should certainly not talk about illegals, we should not pretend these people are idle,'' she said. ''They want to work and be part of our society. We just seem to spin rubbish rhetoric and get people whipped up over it.
''I think this overblown rhetoric has to stop and it is up to the public to say it has to stop, because this is not a political game, it's people's lives we are talking about.
''I think there is likely to be a backlash from the community, just like there was in the Howard years, when people realise what is going on, what we are doing to women and children.
''We can't think this will go away just with 'sloganeering', there is no quick slogan that can fix this, it is not about turning back boats, it is not about punishing people.''
Mr Abbott agreed to support a 20,000-place intake during parliamentary negotiations in June. He also offered a 20,000-place intake in negotiations with the independent Andrew Wilkie after the 2010 election and Mr Wilkie was cynical about the latest reversal.
''It seems the 20,000 figure only suits the Opposition Leader when it's related to his own political self-interest,'' Mr Wilkie said.
But Ms Moylan was also scathing about the government's policy changes this week, when it was forced to admit the new Pacific solution was collapsing under the increasing numbers of boat arrivals and said it would release refugees into the community on bridging visas of up to five years, but would not let them work - in order to mirror the ''no advantage'' test applied to those still in offshore detention.
''It is a race to the bottom to see who can have the worst, most horrible policies,'' she said. ''The leaders in a position to fix this just seem to want to play politics with it and we have seen more maladministration and muddle-headedness,'' she said.
Some Labor backbenchers are worried the bridging visas could leave the asylum seekers in poverty. The West Australian Labor backbencher Melissa Parke said they should have the option of living and working in labour-shortage areas.
Ms Moylan and Russell Broadbent will vote against legislation to excise the whole of Australia from its migration zone next week, but it will pass with the support of Labor and the rest of the Coalition.
Mr Abbott consulted with his leadership group, but has not taken his policy announcements to his party room.


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Did you know?
The south African national fish is the galjoen which is a red list endangered species.
Southern African Sustainable Seafood Initiative (SASSI) should be the first port of call for foodie fish lovers visiting South Africa.
Seafood is a chic, delicious and healthy menu choice, and South Africa is blessed with an abundance of rivers and seas, but many of our fish and seafood species have been harvested at unsustainable rates. Those wanting to buy fish and/or eat out in an eco-friendly manner should familiarise themselves with the sustainable seafood list on SASSI's website.
Seafood is divided into green, orange and red colour-coded categories, or lists, to make identification easy for consumers. Green list species are from well-managed and populations such as hake; orange list species like kingklip and kabeljou are fragile and prone to over fishing; while red list fishes are endangered species (like white stump nose) which it's illegal to sell.
The sustainable seafood list suggests substitutes for fish and shellfish species that can no longer be ethically consumed and gives species with alternate or vernacular names.
When eating out, look for the SASSI restaurant participation scheme logo. SASSI aware restaurants undertake never to buy a red list species and to serve mainly green list species on their menus.
SASSI Champion venues go one step further and undertake to only sell green list seafood. Participating restaurants are listed on the SASSI web site and consumers are encouraged to contact SASSI should they feel that the participant is failing to live up to their eco-epicurean undertakings.
Travel tips & Planning info
Who to contact
Southern African Sustainable Seafood Initiative (SASSI)
Email: email@example.com
SASSI FishMS
What will it cost
South African seafood is available at a range of eateries. A take-away fish and chip shop will charge approximately R50 for a piece of hake and chips. A fine dining restaurant could charge at least R200 for a seafood platter.
What to eat
Green list species such as yellowtail and hake are ideal. Orange list species such as kingklip should only be eaten occasionally; preferably not at all. Red list fish like galjoen, mussel cracker, wild caught abalone and rock cod are either illegal or endangered and should not be consumed, ever!


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Police video of an officer's response to reports of people being stabbed in downtown Columbus, Ohio, shows the suspect being shot within seconds of the officer's arrival.
Video from Officer Deborah Ayers' police cruiser records her firing multiple shots at a man 11 seconds after her car stops a few dozen feet from the scene.
The video released Thursday by Columbus police shows a passer-by pointing Ayers in the direction of the man while the man can be seen briefly in the background.
The video of Wednesday's stabbings shows Ayers stumbling backward after firing several shots and then firing again.
Police say the man she shot has been charged with four counts of felonious assault.


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DeLAND, Fla. - Students at a Volusia County dental school hid in a vault of an old bank building after their instructor's estranged husband said he had a gun during an argument over a vehicle.
Robert Hester, 44, has been charged with aggravated stalking in the Wednesday night incident. Deputies said Hester's wife was teaching at the Hester School of Dental Assistance, which is housed in an old bank building on Williamsburg Road, when he unlocked the business front door and confronted his wife over a Hummer.
According to the arrest report, Hester sat in the back of the classroom and refused to leave, continuing to argue with his wife in front of the students. Students told deputies when their instructor asked if he had a gun, they became frightened and hid in an old vault.
Deputies found a .38-special Smith & Wesson revolver loaded with five bullets in Hester's truck. Records show he has a concealed weapons permit.
Hester's wife told deputies they had been fighting recently and that Hester had attacked her last weekend. She said she is in fear of her life because of Hester's "irrational behavior."
Hester has been booked into the Volusia County Jail on no bond.
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