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Japan's Rakuten will acquire instant messaging and calling app developer Viber Media for US$900 million, the e-commerce giant said Friday, highlighting its moves to penetrate new markets.
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Nokia once again sold a record number of Lumia smartphones during the third quarter, helping the company narrow its net loss.
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Apple's share of the smartphone market dropped in the second quarter to its lowest level in three years, research firm Strategy Analytics said.
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Isabella is a four-year-old with papiloma of the vocal chords. She comes to see Dr. Gov-Ari every four months to have her vocal chords scoped. Before she was diagnosed, Isabella was referred to Children's Hospital in St. Louis by a doctor in Columbia. The doctors in St. Louis wanted to do surgery immediately and repeat the procedure every four weeks, without scoping Isabella. Isabella's grandmother wanted a second opinion and some place closer to home. She found Dr. Gov-Ari through an Internet search."During our initial visit, Dr. Gov-Ari said a more invasive surgery was unnecessary, but Isabella did need to be scoped. He advised us of all of the options and procedures. Over the past two years, Dr. Gov-Ari has taught us the signs to look for and we are able to take a pro-active approach to Isabella's care. She sees him every four months for scoping. If anything needs to be removed, it is taken care of immediately and if she is clear, she is all set and it limits the procedures she needs to have. Dr. Gov-Ari is very compassionate and personally responds to e-mails and questions. We are very happy with the care Isabella has received. He does what is best for the child."
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Ken was referred to the ENT & Allergy Center of Missouri clinic by his primary care doctor, when he failed his newborn hearing test. He underwent two ABRs (auditory brainstem response hearing test where children are sedated to evaluate hearing) in January 2010. Ken is still under Dr. Gov-Ari's care and is doing well.
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Thomas experienced sinus problems more than five years. During the summer of 2008, Thomas would wake up in the middle of the night unable to breathe. After seeing several other physicians, one of Thomas' family members mentioned that Dr. Chang had helped him with nasal polyps. Thomas came to the ENT & Allergy Center of Missouri clinic in May of 2009, for chronic sinus infections and difficulty breathing through his nose.
"All of the other doctors I saw put me on allergy shots, but it did not help. As soon as I came to Dr. Chang, he sent me for a CT scan. During my first visit, he took a look at my nose and was able to help me breathe immediately. No other doctor was able to see that tissue in my nose would close when I breathed in. He was able to figure it out within the first 30 minutes I'd ever seen him. Before I had the surgery, I could never stay without an infection. It was one infection after another. Dr. Chang opened up one of my sinuses with the surgery. Since the surgery in August 2009, I have only had one infection. Right now I only take Zyrtec and I am not on allergy shots. I recommend Dr. Chang to anyone I know who has sinus problems. It is all good now. I had five years of misery and now I'm happy and I can breathe."
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To protect the privacy of Kettering employees, all faculty, staff and students were issued new identification numbers September 3, 2000, as an alternative to using Social Security numbers. On October 24, 2000, all faculty and staff were requested to use the new ID numbers for document processing.
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What you should know before Commencement
- A Commencement day luncheon will be held to honor all of Ashland's graduates. You (the graduate) and two members of your family will be our guests for the luncheon, which will be served immediately following the ceremony in Myers Convocation Center. Additional guests will be served for a fee. Please make your reservations by returning the attached form by May 2, 2014, or by visiting the order luncheon tickets online section of this website.
- The graduation fee is payment for your diploma; cap/gown and tassel, which you may keep; and other graduation costs incurred by the University.
Caps/gowns and tassels and tickets in case the ceremony is held indoors will be available from the Bookstore beginning April 2, 2014. All graduates picking up caps and gowns will need a picture I.D. If someone else is picking up your cap/gown, they will need written permission from you. There is a $7.75 UPS charge to have your cap/gown sent to your home or work. Extra tassels are $5. Custom printed announcements, Ashland diploma frames and University commemorative rings are available at the Ashland University Bookstore. Orders can be phoned in or placed online at www.ashlandbookstore.com. Please call the Bookstore at 1.800.547.1199 if you have any questions. Ashland University Bookstore (www.ashlandbookstore.com) hours are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. on Saturdays and noon-3 p.m. on Sundays. On Commencement Day, the Bookstore, located in the Hawkins-Conard Student Center, will be open from 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
- All accounts with the Student Accounts, Library, Bookstore, Telecommunications and Dean of Students must be cleared by Nov. 15, 2013. Diplomas will be held for those students who have unmet financial obligations.
- HONORS -- Degrees with distinction will be awarded to graduates with 50 or more Ashland University credits. Only Ashland University grades will be used to assess honors. All honors presented at Commencement are based on the total GPA, up to but not including, the student's final semester.
- Beginning May 2014, all May graduates and pending August graduates will be permitted to participate in Commencement exercises.
- Students who need accommodations for a disability should contact the Registrar's Office at 419.289.5028 no later than May 2, 2014. Parking for individuals with disabilities will be available in Parking Lot E. (See map)
- A Graduation Fair will be held in the Hawkins-Conard Student Center Lobby on April 2 from noon to 5 p.m. Stop by the fair to pick up regalia, order announcements, class rings and meal tickets for graduation day, have your picture taken in your cap and gown, or get other items that graduates need. Call 800.547.1199 with questions.


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No one can see into the future. Nevertheless, it's important for business owners to have a sense of what a business climate will be like 5 to 10 years down the road. Understanding how and why Utah's population has grown and changed in recent years can lead to predications on how it might continue to grow and change. It is likewise important to understand the changing face of education so as to predict what kind of workforce will be available in a few years to you as a business owner. Additionally, information on transportation, the labor market, and taxes will be indispensable to your long-term business vision.
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- Coenzyme Q 10 is a compound that is made naturally in the body. The body uses it for cell growth and to protect cells from damage that could lead to cancer (see Question 1).
- Animal studies have shown that coenzyme Q10 helps the immune system work better and makes the body better able to resist certain infections and types of cancer (see Question 5).
- Clinical trials have shown that coenzyme Q10 helps protect the heart from the damaging side effects of doxorubicin, a drug used to treat cancer (see Question 6).
- In 3 small studies of coenzyme Q10 in breast cancer patients, some patients appeared to be helped by the treatment. Weaknesses in study design and reporting, however, made it unclear if benefits were caused by the coenzyme Q10 or by something else (see Question 6).
- Coenzyme Q10 may not mix safely with other treatments. It is important that patients tell their health care providers about all therapies they are currently using or thinking of using (see Question 7).
- Coenzyme Q10 has not been carefully tested in combination with chemotherapy to see if it is safe and effective. Because coenzyme Q10 is sold as a dietary supplement rather than a drug, it is not regulated by the US Food and Drug Administration (see Question 8).


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Paul Dolan, professor, physics, wrote a column titled "What Physics Principle Can I Teach with This?" for publication in the April 2011 issue of The Physics Teacher; co-authored "Determining Transport Parameters for Superconductor/Normal Metal Point Contacts at Fixed Temperature from Conductance Versus Magnetic Field Data," which was published in Physica C in April and presented in March at a meeting of the American Physical Society in Dallas; presented "The Proton and Neutron Radii of the Atomic Nuclei" at the spring meeting of the Chicago Section of the American Association of Physics Teachers in Niles, Ill.; and presented the invited talk "Developing and Maintaining Collaborations: Suggestions on What You Can Do" at the winter meeting of the American Association of Physics Teachers in Jacksonville, Fla., where he also was elected chair of the AAPT Committee on Physics in Pre-High School Education.
Martin Giesso, instructor, anthropology, recently had his research on stone tool production published as a book titled "Stone Tool Production in the Tiwanaku." The research explores the characteristics of stone tool production in the Andean state of Tiwanaku, comparing tool production on urban and rural settlements and at elite and non-elite settlements.
Richard Hallett, professor, linguistics, recently presented two papers: "Tourist Phrasebooks and the Construction of an Exotic Other" at the American Association for Applied Linguistics conference in Chicago on March 29 and "Constructing 'Incredible India': A Multimodal Discourse Analysis" at the International Society for Language Studies Conference in Oranjestad, Aruba, on June 24.
Ken Nicholson, assistant professor, chemistry; David Rutschman, professor, mathematics, and associate dean, college of arts and sciences; and Ken Voglesonger, assistant professor, earth science, were invited to attend the National Center for Science and Civic Engagement's annual SENCER Summer Institute, held at Butler University in late July. Nicholson, Rutschman and Voglesonger engaged with fellow educators, administrators, students, and community leaders from around the country to explore ways to engage students in the sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Jane Peller, professor, social work, presented a workshop on online modules titled "Build It and They Will Come" at a Lectora conference in Cincinnati in May. She also recently presented on the same topic at the Faculty Summer Institute at the University of Illinois.
Steven Riess, distinguished professor emeritus, history, edited the book "Sports in America from Colonial Times to the Twenty-First Century: An Encyclopedia" and wrote "The Sport of Kings and the Kings of Crime: Horse Racing, Politics and Organized Crime in New York, 1865 - 1913," which were recently published.
Sujata Swaroop, clinical trainee, counseling office, was awarded the 2011-2012 Distinguished Student Service Award in Clinical Psychology by the American Psychological Association's Division 12 (Society of Clinical Society) on August 5 in Washington, D.C. The award is in recognition of Swaroop's research exploring trauma-recovery programs for women currently living in displacement camps within northwestern Pakistan.
Kim Tracy, executive director, university technology services, was elected vice chair for the IEEE member and geographic activities board. IEEE is the world?s largest professional association for the advancement of technology.
Russell Zanca, professor, anthropology, presented a lecture titled "Workin' On It: Uzbek Cookery and the Labors of Nourishment" for the Evenings at the TM Series at the Textile Museum in Washington, D.C., on January 27; gave an invited talk titled "Where's the Uzbek Revolt? Twenty Years of Dictatorship and Counting" at Columbia University's Harriman Institute on February 28; and gave an invited talk titled "There's More to Pilaf than Rice and Meat: Chewing the Fat and Then Some in Uzbekistan" for the University of Chicago?s Center for East European, Russian/Eurasian Studies on April 12.


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Was your great-grandpa a habitual polygamist? Do your parents refuse to tell you about your dirty old grand-dad? Well, now's your chance to find out because, lucky for you, a Utah resident is currently hawking an original card catalog from the Journal History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on eBay. The best part is, the thing is like one big diary of Mormon misbehavin'.
The auctioneer, sarie.jane, purchased the collection from the LDS Church a couple of years ago; she claims on her eBay post that the church didn't have enough room to store these massive catalogs anymore. Lucky for her, some idiot forgot to remove the cards before it was sold, so now there's a whole bunch of Mormon dirty laundry to be purchased. The cards are dated from 1830-1973 and, unfortunately, only contain last names and events between the letters I and O.
A few highlights from the original eBay post:
"Some of my favorite cards are the ones like Aurelius Miner. This guy kept getting arrested for polygamy or U.C. (Unlawful Cohabitation, which in 1885 equaled polygamy), went on trial, served time, got released and then spoke at the LDS (Tabernacle) church and then the cycle would happen again. There are quite a few instances of upstanding members of the LDS Church continually practicing polygamy, being arrested, being dis-fellowshipped and then back in the good graces of the LDS Church, only to have the cycle of polygamy start again. It must have been a hard habit to break."
"They also kept records of anytime something horrible happened to someone not of their faith. "Baptist Preacher struck by Lightening" "Scientist falls to death" etc. I would guess that these records were kept as proof of theirs being the one true religion."
The bidding price as of today (July 7) is $4,900. It's definitely not cheap, but that's the price you pay for a cabinet filled with so much awesome. I like to imagine that there's a small group of LDS leaders huddled around a computer right now, frantically trying to buy this cabinet back.
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You sheeple are ao entertaining to read. You imagine a group of old white haired men huddling in a dark circle trying to hide any embarrasing item in their history. If only all organizations could be as 'evil' and 'corrupt'.
Every single card pictured in the eBay listing is online, for free, and published by the church, unedited.
This could prove to be priceless information. But posting it on a public auction site, one of two things is likely to happen.
1. (most likely) the LDS church's legal team is already working to get the cards back.
2. The Church, or a chruch friendly bidder (with deep pockets) will win the bid.
with any luck some researcher unaffiliated with the church will get these and really take a close look at them.
The leaders of the Mormon Church definitly want to hide this index. That's why they put it on their own website for free.
I found the Aurelius Miner polygamy card and the scientist who fell to his death card online. I'll let someone else look for the others that the seller has posted. If I was going to pay $5,000 or more for Mormon secrets, I'd be sure that they weren't already available elsewhere.
yeah but I bet they don't put everything online though. I really want to see what's in this shit.


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August 20, 2011
- FTFT1Sunderland
- FTFT2Arsenal
- FTFT3Aston Villa
- FTFT4Everton
- FTFT5Swansea
- FTFT6Chelsea
West Brom2
The result is harsh on West Brom, who defended fantastically and probably deserved a point.
FULL TIME Chelsea get their first win under Andre Villas-Boas, but they were made to work very hard for it.
Hilario catches another long ball and is in no rush to get the game restarted.
Confident goalkeeping from Hilario, who comes out 10 yards to pluck the ball from the air.
Mikel now brings down Odemwingie. A chance for West Brom to get the ball in box...
Can West Brom create one more chance?
Odemwingie is now booked after a fracas with Cole.
Terry is booked for his reaction.
Terry has a handful of Odemwingie's shirt and is very unhappy. The Chelsea captain seems to think Odemwingie stamped on him as he slid in for a challenge, but it looked completely accidental.
Odemwingie with a glorious chance to level for West Brom! Morrison whipped in a cross from the right which fell for Odemwingie, who had time and space to fire his volley at goal. His shot was straight at Hilario.
Graham Dorrans on for Youssuf Mulumbu
Ramires handles the ball as he goes down near the half-way line. Free-kick to West Brom.
Chelsea are five minutes away from their first win under Andre Villas-Boas, but they have had to work very hard for it.
Heartbreaking for West Brom, they have performed admirably and probably deserve a point.
GOAL Malouda with a second for Chelsea! Fantastic work from Bosingwa, who darts between two West Brom defenders and fires a perfect cross to the far post, where Malouda side-foots home.
A chance for Chelsea as Anelka races clear. Inexplicably, Ben Foster races 40 yards out of his goal. Anelka can only guide his side-foot effort wide of the post, to the relief of Foster.
After a melee from the cross, Lampard sees his attempt loop over the crossbar.
West Brom clear the first delivery, but concede another corner from Cole's second.
Chelsea corner as Morrison slices Malouda's low cross behind...
Luckily for Albion Tamas is back on his feet as Chelsea come forward. Ashley Cole runs into the are and gets off a low shot which is saved by the legs of Foster.
Gabriel Tamas is currently receiving treatment, a part of the defence which has done so well so far.
Peter Odemwingie on for Somen Tchoyi
The cross is too long and evades everyone, including the leaping John Terry.
Corner to Chelsea after Ramires makes a surge forward...
The game a little quiet at the moment, which will suit West Brom down to the ground.
20 minutes to go, can either team snatch all three points?
An outstanding cross from Ivanovic, which bends behind the West Brom defence and is just to long for the stretching Drogba.
Much better from Chelsea now. A neat exchange between Ramires and Lampard releases Anelka, who clips a shot over the bar as Foster rushes out.
Peter Odemwingie is ready to be introduced. It would be an attacking move by Hodgson.
Roy Hodgson rarely looks anything other than twitchy, but he does not look comfortable on the West Brom bench. I think he knows how close West Brom are to a fantastic result.
Branislav Ivanovic on for Alex
The next moment, Chelsea are threatening again. Anelka's driven cross comes to Drogba, whose sidefoot is guided wide.
The game seems to have settled down again after Chelsea's flurry. West Brom have done well to weather the mini-storm.
Brunt's deep cross is cleared at the far post.
Tchoyi forces a fine save from Hilario. Some excellent footwork, and then a left-footed curler from the edge of the box which is palmed around the post for a corner...
Chelsea snatch possession and look to launch a quick counter-attack. Anelka looks to release Drogba with an early ball, but West Brom are alert to the danger and intercept the pass.
Torres with another underwhelming day at the office. Drogba will present an entirely different threat to West Brom.
Didier Drogba on for Fernando Torres
Didier Drogba is stripped and ready...
It should be 2-1 to Chelsea. Anelka with time and space 10-yards from goal can only find the legs of Foster, from the rebound, Steven Reid makes a sensational block to stop a certain goal.
The cross runs all the way through to Malouda at the far post. His well struck half-volley is deflected and cleared Long.
Chelsea with their tails up now, Lampard's shot deflected over the crossbar for a corner...
A chance for West Brom to restore their lead immediately! Morrison does excellently to reach the touchline, his cross finds Scharner at the far post and the Austrian heads over from six-yards out.
GOAL Anelka finds the equaliser! Anelka squared for Lampard, who through himself to the ground looking for a penalty which would never have been given. The ball fell back to Anelka, whose deflected drive crept in at the far post.
Great tracking back from Steven Reid, his sliding challenge blocks Anelka's low cross. The ball cannoned back off the Chelsea man to run out for a goal kick.
Fernando Torres needs to be replaced, the Spaniard is woefully short of form. He is released by Ramires, but his attempt to cut inside is easily halted by Jonas Olsson.
West Brom free kick again, Mulumbu hauled down in the centre circle by Anelka.
Brunt's cross is overhit and runs through to Hilario.
West Brom clear and earn a free kick on the counter. Brunt over the dead ball...
Torres attempts to twist and turn through the Albion defence but his shut out. His appeals for a foul go unanswered. An early corner for Chelsea...
West Brom were absolutely outstanding in the first half and fully deserve to be in the lead. They look like a confident Premier League side under Roy Hodgson.
Yossi Benayoun's creativity and eye for a pass could unlock West Brom's defence for Chelsea. Something has to change if they are to get anything out of this.
Things could have been a lot worse for Chelsea if Shane Long had found Tchoyi with his low cross. The home team looked very weak at the back and toothless up top.
A terrible opening half from Chelsea, summed up by Salomon Kalou being hauled off after half an hour. Torres has been ordinary, Drogba surely needs to be introduced?
HALF TIME Alex's error gifted Shane Long the opener after four minutes, and Chelsea haven't woken up since. A dream half for West Brom, Andre Villas-Boas work to do.
Better from Chelsea, Anelka's header forces Foster into a routine save.
A lucky break for West Brom! Alex's low drive takes a deflection right into the hands of Ben Foster, who had already dived. The keeper looks shocked and relieved.
Youssuf Mulumbu hauls down Torres on the edge of the box and goes in the book. A dangerous free-kick...
Penalty appeals from Chelsea as West Brom make their first error. Shorey attempts to chest Malouda's cross back to Foster but Anelka intercepts. The striker knocks the ball around Foster and is brought down. I have seen them given.
More set-point disappointment as West Brom comfortably deal with the cross.
Cole forces Foster into a fine save with a sliced 25-yard drive. The closest Chelsea have come and they have a corner...
Ashley Cole heads clear. Will Chelsea wake up before half-time?
Another West Brom corner...
Malouda's first contribution? A trip on Tamas. Villas-Boas with work to do.
A bizarre game of head tennis between Terry and Hilario. A bizarre performance from Chelsea full stop.
Villas-Boas with a very Mourinho-like move. In fairness, Kalou has been awful.
Florent Malouda on for Salomon Kalou
Frank Lampard is carded for a cynical trip on Long as he looked to break.
Torres shows a turn of pace to accelerate towards the byline, his path is blocked by Shorey.
Anelka starting to look lively. His deflected cross almost falls to Kalou in the penalty area before being lashed clear.
A glimmer of a chance for Chelsea, Anelka slips in Lampard who sees his opening snuffed out. John Terry slices an outrageous 25-yard shot wide.
Tchoyi, who has been very impressive so far, ducks inside Boswinga and drags a low shot wide of the near post.
Chelsea trying to thread their way through West Brom's defence, but the Baggies won't budge.
Chelsea are getting frustrated and have conceded a free-kick. They unable to boss the game at the moment and all credit must go to West Brom.
It should be 2-0 to West Brom and Chelsea are on the ropes a little here. Brunt clips a delightful ball over the top for Long, who is in behind and has Tchoyi waiting in the box. Tchoyi would have had a simple tap-in, but Long's cross is over hit. What a chance.
Nicolas Anelka, who I must admit I'd forgotten was playing, finally gets involved. He gets his head to Bosingwa's cross and floats a header into Foster's arms.
West Brom attacking again, Chris Brunt's high, whipped cross is too long and goes out of play.
More frustration for Chelsea who are hitting dead-ends when they come forward. It's all been very easy for West Brom so far.
Torres gets his first shot at goal. Kalou involved again, he didn't see Ashley Cole making a fantastic overlapping run and feeds Torres instead. The Spaniard's rising shot clears the bar.
The corner is again cleared but West Brom keep the pressure on. John Terry sees off Steven Reid's cross.
West Brom corner after Tchoyi runs at Alex...
Chelsea are not at the races so far today, Kalou again comes forward only to release a loose pass and concede possession.
The resulting corner is hammered away at the near post.
Paul Scharner comes close to doubling West Brom's lead! Released in behind Ashley Cole, his drive from a tight angle is fisted away for a corner by Hilario.
You could hear a pin drop at the Bridge right, the away end aside of course. Not the start Villas-Boas would have had in mind.
Neat play from Kalou, slaloming through several challenges before lashing a 20-yard effort high over Ben Foster's goal.
Alex rises to meet the cross as he looks to make ammends. His knock down is hoofed clear.
First corner of the game to Chelsea after good pressing from Ramires.
It hasn't been the high-intensity response you would expect from Chelsea, although there is a very long way to go in this one.
A very subdued atmosphere at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea fans seem stunned by their team conceding so early and in such a terrible manner.
Chelsea are starting to get their passing going now as they look for a quick response to Long's goal.
A decent cross from Jose Bosingwa, Ramires gets his head to it but it would have to be an incredible header to score from the edge of the box. It's not and it goes wide.
Gabriel Tamas is the first man in the book after a late trip on Kalou.
Who saw that coming? Terrible defending from Chelsea, well just from Alex really. A composed finish from Long, two goals in two games for the Ireland striker.
GOAL Shane Long puts West Brom in the lead! Alex doses in possession, Long nicks the ball and races clear to slot past Hilario! A wonderful start for West Brom.
Fernando Torres involved for the first time, committing a foul and conceding a free kick.
Hilario in action early doors, the keeper rushing out to clear as Shane Long looks to latch onto Chris Brunt's pass.
After a rainy afternoon, the sun is out in west London and the conditions are perfect.
The lesser-spotted Hilario making an appearance for Chelsea today. Remember him?
The teams are making their way out at a sun-soaked Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea fans already in tears at the Bridge. Imagine what will happen if they lose?!
Shane Long plays in a lone role up front for the Baggies, Roy Hodgson preferring the Irishman to last season's top scorer Peter Odemwingie.
Villas-Boas lines up with an attack of Salomon Kalou, Nicolas Anelka and Fernando Torres with Didier Drogba on the bench. No Romelu Lukaku today.
Chelsea fans get their first look at Andre Villas-Boas' side as the Portuguese boss takes charge of his first home game against West Brom.


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Las Cruces, N.M. — This time there were no late-inning heroics.
No. 12 Florida State eliminated any potential for drama Sunday with three runs in the fifth inning to secure a 5-1 upset of ninth-ranked Nebraska at the Hotel Encanto Invitational.
On Friday the Huskers rallied for two runs in the top of the seventh inning to defeat the Seminoles 4-3. But this time FSU ace Lacey Waldrop cooled of Nebraska's hot bats by allowing just four hits, and the run the 3-1 Huskers scored was unearned.
Nebraska had double-digit hit totals in its first three games. The run the Huskers did score was unearned thanks to a Florida State error.
Taylor Edwards was hit by a two-out pitch before Hailey Decker hit a chopper to third that produced a wild throw to third base by FSU's Briana Hamilton. That moved Edwards to third, and she scored on the next pitch when Kylee Muir singled to right.
Florida State (4-1) scored all five of its runs with two outs. The most damage was done by second baseman Tiffani Brown, who ripped a bases-loaded triple to the gap in left-center that pushed the score to 5-1.
Nebraska returns to action Friday when the travel to Houston to play five games in three days at the Hilton Houston Plaza Classic.
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NEWARK — Thanks to students in Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES' "Business Ventures TOO" program in Phelps, Lincoln School classrooms are getting some large and colorful new tools to help students build their speed and accuracy skills in math.
Since early September, students in Marcia Vaiana's "Business Ventures TOO" (Transitioning Onto Occupations) classes have been making rekenreks, commonly known as an abacus.
This partnering endeavor has added up to be a win, win situation for both Lincoln's Pre-K through second grade pupils and the 18-21-year-olds in the "Business Ventures Too" program.
All of the Lincoln School classrooms will soon be equipped with large rekenreks, big enough to be readily seen as teachers use them in math group activities designed to help reinforce skills in the new math modules.
"Business Ventures Too" teacher Marcia Vaiana said building the rekenrek's provided an opportunity for her students to figure out how to build them; research where to purchase needed materials online; precisely measure and cut wood for the frames; stain the wood; measure and cut wire for the beads; and assemble everything.
Vaiana said her students have learned a lot of new skills and enjoyed the work in the process, especially since they knew the rekenreks were being made to help Lincoln School children.
Because the project has proven so beneficial to both sides, "Business Ventures Too" is donating the 13 rekenreks they are making to the school.
That's really good news to Lincoln Principal Jeff Hamelinck who checked into purchasing large rekenreks last spring, but found them to be prohibitively expensive.
After Lincoln Kindergarten teacher Martha Groot purchased an older and larger abacus in an antique shop and brought it to school, other teachers wanted one for their classes to use in addition to much smaller ones.
At a spring PTA meeting, Lincoln School monitor Tony Comella suggested someone could build them. Hamelinck turned to Tony's wife, Elise Comella, who is the Lincoln School PTA treasurer and the Newark Education Center Principal for BOCES in the NCSD, and asked her if she knew anyone in the Wayne-Finger Lakes BOCES who could make them.
Comella did. She approached Vaiana with the idea and she thought it would be a great project for her students.
Hamelinck delivered one of the newly-built rekenreks to Groot's classroom Sept. 27 and students seemed as excited about their new acquisition as their principal is.
Later, when asked about how they are using their rekenrek, Ashton Coleman said: "We learn to count."
Caleb Coleman said the class was using it to "learn numbers." Dante Shahan said the class "made pictures about it."
The class drew pictures of various numbers of beads on the rekenrek and matched them with the corresponding number.
Page 2 of 2 - "I couldn't be more pleased with how this partnership worked out,'' Hamelinck said. "The students and teachers at Lincoln School received an instructional tool to help them grow as learners and the students in the "Business Ventures TOO" class benefited from learning the process of deconstructing a model, ordering materials, and building a product to fit the needs of the future user. What a great example of two school programs working together to improve student learning."
Elise Comella agreed with Hamelinck.
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Legendary rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd returns with a fiery slice of Southern style guitar rock heaven in Last of a Dyin' Breed, their newest release on Roadrunner/Loud & Proud Records due August 21, 2012. This is the kind of record guaranteed to feed the needs of the multi-generational Skynyrd Nation, and continue the renewed vigor the band exhibited with their last album, 2009's God & Guns.
For the passionate, longtime fans of the band, this is Skynyrd at the top of their game, complete with instantly memorable songs, more hooks than a tackle box, and a blistering three-guitar attack at full power. From the raging guitars of the title track and the pounding, funky homage to local talent in "Home Grown" to the mind-blowing "Honey Hole," Lynyrd Skynyrd sound like young bucks having one hell of a good time, which, regarding the latter, founding member Gary Rossington says is very much the case.
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Having survived enough tragedy and just plain hard miles for 10 bands, Skynyrd is, remarkably at this stage of their career, on a roll. God & Guns debuted at #18 on the Billboard Top 200, giving the band their highest debut since 1977. Last Of A Dyin' Breed re-ignites the in-studio alchemy the band found with Guns producer Bob Marlette, and the sound is traditional Skynyrd blended to perfection with the edge of immediacy. In short, it's rock 'n roll for the times.
Led by core members Gary Rossington (guitar), Johnny Van Zant (vocals) and Rickey Medlock (guitar), Skynyrd has recorded an album that continues to build on the legacy that began over 35 years ago in Jacksonville, Florida. Joining them in the studio and on the road are new bassist Johnny Colt (Black Crowes, Train) guitarist Mark "Sparky" Matejka (a "Nashville cat, just a pickin' fool," according to Rossington), and keyboardist Peter Keys, who replaced Powell on the God & Guns tour.
In a tragic tale oft-told, the Skynyrd story could have ended in a Mississippi swamp with the 1977 plane crash that killed three band members, including Ronnie Van Zant and Steve Gaines. Since then, the band has lost vital players in Billy Powell, Ean Evans, Allen Collins, Leon Wilkeson and Hughie Thomasson, yet here they are again with a hard-rocking, stirring album that can sit proudly alongside any recording that bears the Skynyrd name. The breed may be nearing extinction but Skynyrd is very much alive and ready to throw down.
Van Zant, now in his 25th year standing where his brother once stood agrees with Rossington about the making of Breed. "We worked with Bob Marlette again who's a great guy we just love as a producer," he says. "During the recording of the last album we were going through Billy and Ean passing away, and with this album we were able to laugh and joke a lot."
Medlock says that after the hard touring behind God & Guns he and the other primary writers Van Zant and Rossington took their time writing the songs. But the actual recording came together quickly, aided by the band's in-studio chemistry. "This time what we wanted to do was go back to doin' stuff old school," he says. "A lot of the album was done with all of us in the recording studio, playing all at one time, the way we used to do it when we'd go into the studio to make records."
With a catalog of over 60 albums, sales beyond 30 million worldwide and their beloved classic American rock anthem "Sweet Home Alabama" having sold over two million ringtones, Rock & Roll Hall of Famers Lynyrd Skynyrd remains a cultural icon that appeals to multiple generations. But far from resting on their laurels, any illusions that this may be a band at anything less than the height of its powers are quickly lost with the distorted fury of the fiery guitar licks that open the album's title track and further put to rest with the gritty triumphs that follow.
They could easily continue cranking out old songs to rapturous audiences around the world but the fact is they've got plenty left to say musically, personally and as social commentary. "Every once in a while the record label will ask us if we want to put a new album out and we always say yes, because, although we love playing all the classic stuff, it's fun to do new stuff too," says Rossington, "for our own heads, our own peace of mind."
Lynyrd Skynyrd is a band of today, carrying a steely mantle forged in the sweaty confines of the Hell House in Jacksonville decades earlier. And this is a band album, to be even more specific, a guitar driven band album. The triple guitar assault has never sounded more on point, with passionate musicality, expert harmonics and of course, plenty of attitude to burn. There's a reason this is one of the most beloved bands of all time.
"We tried to go back to the old sound, doin' it as a band, goin' in all together and layin' it down," says Rossington. "On the last album, we leaned a little more country, back to our roots, but this time we just tried to be our old selves and write some Southern rock. Just good ol' songs, get in and get out, say what they say, do a little bit of pickin' and tap your feet."
Those searching for traditional Skynyrd solos and fierce instrumental breaks will have plenty to love on Breed, with every song featuring ample fretwork from one, two or even all three guitarists. "We love to do the harmonies and stuff with lead guitars," says Medlock. "That's a Skynyrd staple, and we embellished on it quite a bit this time around. We wanted to make a guitar driven record and have the vocals sit really good in the saddle there with all the guitars, just have it more rockin' and a lot more powerful."
Mission accomplished, with plenty of fireworks and rock-solid rhythms from all players. "Sparky has just fit in great with Rickey and Gary, everybody knows their place now," says Van Zant. "Sparky's a strat guy, Gary's a slide guy with the Les Paul sound and all those great fills, and Rickey's the 'all-around' guy that does a little bit of everything."
But the guitars and other instruments—Keys' organ, for example, play a vital role in the soundscape. Van Zant's vocal chops and way with a lyric have never been in finer form, breathing life into these songs and taking on some serious vocal challenges. "I quit smokin' a year and a half ago, so that helped out quite a bit," he says with a characteristic laugh. "Workin' with Bob is great too. We cut the vocals right in the control room itself, which is real cool to me, because me and Bob go back and forth right there, so you're not waiting for a button to be pushed. It's just a real cool vibe. We've got a good thing goin' here."
They've got a good thing going in terms of material, too. The primary Skynyrd writing team of Rossington, Medlock and Van Zant worked with some of their favorite songwriters to pen the songs that populate Breed, including Tom Hambridge, Blair Daly, John 5, Donnie Van Zant, and Marlette, along with contributions from the bands Matejka, as well as Marlon Young, Audley Freed, Shaun Morgan from Seether, Cadillac Black's Jaren Johnston, and label mates Black Stone Cherry's Chris Robertson and Jon Lawhon.
The blend of writers from within and outside the band concocts a hard-hitting cadre of songs that fit perfectly into the Skynyrd canon. These songs are of the 100-proof variety. "We like bringing in outside influences and I love feeding off other people," says Van Zant. "I've had people ask me, 'how could Gary create another 'Free Bird?' We don't even try that. Those are legendary songs. We just write what we write. It's more about us just hangin' out and being together and enjoying life and writin' songs. My theory is like Ricky Nelson's, 'you can't please everyone, so you've got to please yourself.' If you're happy with it at the end of the day, so be it."
Not as overtly political as its predecessor God & Guns, Breed focuses more on the struggles of the working class, though the band make their thoughts on the direction of this country crystal clear on songs like the reverb-drenched "Poor Man's Dream" and the blue-collar powerhouse "One Day at a Time." "When we go in to record, we don't go in with one certain mindset," says Medlock. "We just go in and write about stuff we believe in, our experiences."
The band is tuned in to the tough times many Americans are going through, and they sing songs that might well help on that journey, or at least help let off some steam. "Skynyrd really thinks about how people are struggling and what's goin' on out here," says Medlock. "We see it a lot, because we're a working man and working woman's band. We've got three generations under our belts, we know people have a tough time out there, and we share in that."
Gary Rossington won't typically volunteer for political talk but he is an astute observer, and what he sees sticks in his craw. "I don't like to talk politics," he admits "I just don't trust a lot of politicians. I think the country's way off track, but we'll get it back on, it's too good of a thing to lose. We travel all around the country, there's too many good people and good Americans who all want the same thing, just to get back on track the way we used to be."
Like it or not, with a title like God & Guns, the previous album was bound to be a lightning rod out of the box. "I couldn't believe how well God & Guns was accepted when it came out, in Europe, Australia, South America, here in the States; everybody we talked to, 99% of it was positive feedback," says Medlock. "My whole thing was, we've got to go in the studio this time and step up, we've got to do at least what God & Guns did, or one better. And, in my opinion, I think we accomplished that. I'm looking forward to going out and playing some of this record live, along with our classic material, and taking it to the people and letting the people make their decision."
Odds are, the "people," specifically, the aforementioned Skynyrd Nation, will love Last of a Dyin' Breed, and anyone who hasn't checked into what this band has been up to for a while will likely be blown away. As for their part, Skynyrd will, per usual, indeed be taking their music to the people, as fans in Europe and North America will have a chance to catch the band on tour through the end of 2012 and beyond.
Lynyrd Skynyrd is:
Gary Rossington- Guitar
Johnny Van Zant- Vocals
Rickey Medlock- Guitar
Mark "Sparky" Matejka- Guitar
Michael Cartellone- Drums
Johnny Colt - Bass
Peter Keys - Keyboards
Dale Krantz Rossington- Honkettes Backing Vocals
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Flexgenie61 // September 09, 2012 1:18:30 AM UTC
And by the way this Texas born n bred country boy absolutely LOVES California!
Met TONS of southern pride folks out there.
Flexgenie61 // September 09, 2012 1:15:54 AM UTC
@Cali65: Have you even listened to their lyrics!!
You need to stand for Southern Values or you'll fall for anything and Darlin it sounds like you have!
And this current non-patriot president is NO ONE to follow.
newlyrecruitedfan // September 08, 2012 7:52:08 PM UTC
i saw you all perform at scarborough downs last night and was blown away. You all are so interactive with the fans that I really felt like you respect us all for coming and enjoying your performance. I am starting my own skynyrd fund to see you again sometime soon as I loved the show so much. Thanks for giving it your all and sharing your talent. And.... for giving props to our Troops that serve to keep us free. God Bless America!
Willyd // September 04, 2012 11:50:04 PM UTC
@oaktreeyoureinmyway: Actually, the song is "The Ballad of Curtis LOEW". Pull out your copy of "Second Helping" and look next time before you launch yourself into a redneck soapbox speech on the ignorance of others. In this case, you come out looking like the bigger fool.
mbarebo // September 03, 2012 2:39:04 PM UTC
Congrats on the new album gents- top notch- got it through Amazon on a Wednesday and have had it playing in the cars for almost 2 weeks - just wish you would play more new stuff in concert- real Skynyrd fans would appreciate it-rock on boys
imkimssister // September 02, 2012 12:31:33 AM UTC
@Saloondawg: HELL YEAH!!!!!!!!!!! got to meet them yesterday at their new CD signing and it was so awesome!!!!! They were great and super nice!!! I grew up on Skynyrd so it was an honor and privilege to get to meet them.
Mark Ray // September 01, 2012 10:07:29 PM UTC
@oaktreeyoureinmyway: I agree with your messege to Cali65....I love it as a matter of fact.But did you really have to attack everyone who lives here in California ? Im born and bred here ,as was my mother.My grandparents are burried here.Your lumping us all together into one stereo-type either shows bad judgement or ignorance.
LONNIE LAMAR // September 01, 2012 4:25:32 AM UTC
how do other peoples coments land in yahoo, ? with no clue as to why this redneck is bitchn>?
Mark Ray // August 31, 2012 9:06:32 PM UTC
@oaktreeyoureinmyway: No need to bash all "Californians" is there ?...Im born and bred here and while I might agree that we have more than our share of weirdos,I dont really apreciate your blanket statement about us.Makes you sound kind of ignorant.
BazzBoy // August 31, 2012 7:51:55 PM UTC
@oaktreeyoureinmyway: Hey don't hold anything back in your response to Cali hahaha! That was the best response anyone could have came up with. I am your fan as well as Skynyrd's!!


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Located in the city center in the Rambla de Catalunya itself. The hotel is surrounded by Plaza Catalunya, Las Ramblas and Paseo de Gracia, where the best shops are, the Casa Batlló and La Pedrera.
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Located in the city center, the NH Calderón hotel in Barcelona is surrounded by everything that makes the city so hot! Restaurants, shopping, culture and businesses are all right at our doorstep.
A taxi stop is located at the corner of the building, giving you easy access to everywhere in the city. The airport and train station are also very close to the NH Calderón hotel. Enjoy a nice walk through the Ramblas and continue on until you reach the Port. Or you can explore the nearby La Boqueria – a special market with a variety of international fruits from around the world.
Leave the worries of your day behind in our 255 comfortable, modern guest rooms. If business or a special event brings you to Barcelona, the NH Calderón hotel contains eight meetings spaces for 5 to 180 guests that will provide the ideal setting. Not to mention one great restaurant with unbelievable Mediterranean cuisine!
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The hotel has a cocktail-bar and "El Calderón", a restaurant specialized in Mediterranean cuisine made with fresh market products that has fantastic views to the Rambla de Catalunya. Start your day with the new NH Antiox breakfast, which goes a step beyond healthy breakfasts. It features a long list of foods rich in antioxidants that prevent aging, increase defenses, and protect against cardiovascular problems among other things.The restaurant is closed from 29th July to 2nd September.
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The Census 2010 questionnaires have begun arriving at houses throughout Placer County. Those homes with residential mail delivery are receiving their Census packet in the mail. Every home without mail delivery will have a Census form hand delivered. In addition, nearly 15,000 postcards in both English and Spanish regarding the Census will be sent to Cal Works participants throughout the county.
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Placer ARC - Roseville Adult Resource Center QAC/BC
522 Vernon St., Roseville
Th 9:30-5:00, F 8:00-3:30
Work Services EDD - Roseville One Stop QAC/BC
1880 Sierra Garden Dr., Suite 100, Roseville
W 2:00-5:00, Th, F 11-5
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330 Vernon St., Roseville
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225 Taylor St., Roseville
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Maidu Community Center QAC/BC
1530 Maidu Dr., Roseville
T 10:00-3:00, Th 1:00-6:00, F 11:00-4:00,
Placer County Library - Auburn (Beecher Room) QAC/BC
350 Nevada St., Auburn
T 5:00-7:00, W, Th 4:00-7:00, Sat 10:00-5:00
Auburn One Stop Career Center BC
1919 Grass Valley Hwy #400, Auburn
Auburn Senior Center BC
11577 E Ave., Auburn
Sierra Vista Community Center QAC/BC
55 School St., Colfax
St Dominic's Church QAC/BC
58 E. Oak St., Colfax
M 9:00 - 2:00, T, Th 5:00 - 8:00,
North Tahoe Family Resource Center QAC/BC
8321 Steelhead Ave., Kings Beach
M 10:00 - 1:00, W 2:00 - 4:00, F 9:00 - 3:00, Sat 9:00 - 1:00
St James Episcopal Church (Alley House) QAC/BC
490 K St (office), 479 L St (church), Lincoln
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Saint Joseph Catholic Parish QAC/BC
280 Oak St., Lincoln
M - F 3:00 - 7:00 except closed Apr 2,3,7,10
Lighthouse FRC QAC/BC
427 A St., Lincoln
Lifehouse Church QAC/BC
4800 Sierra College Blvd., Rocklin
Rocklin Library QAC/BC
5480 5th St., Rocklin
T-Th 3:00 - 6:00, F 2:00 - 5:00, Sat 11-2
Corpus Christi Catholic Church BC
905 West Lake Blvd., Tahoe City
For additional information, visit Placer County's Census 2010 website at http://www.placer.ca.gov/News/2010/February/Census.aspx
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