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The twenty-first century has brought with it an increased need for understanding the role of faith and faith traditions in a rapidly shrinking world. Finding ways of articulating the complexities of religion and carrying on constructive dialogue, while both understanding and embracing one's core beliefs, lies at the heart of a Greenville University education. The Philosophy and Religion Department seeks to meet these challenges and to prepare students for a life of intelligent service to God, the Christian community, and the world at large. The department embraces a holistic approach summed up in the phrase that, "All truth is God's truth." Believing that there is an essential unity in all knowledge, the department is at the center of the College's understanding of the Christian liberal arts. Providing the setting in which students ask the most basic, fundamental, and important questions facing human beings, the department invites all students, majors and non-majors, to approach life thoughtfully, and thereby, to develop a habit of thinking beneath the surface, with a deep contextualized understanding of their faith.
Courses offered by the department seek to develop in the student a college level understanding of the Christian faith, the ability to look at life in depth rather than superficially, a Christian approach to the pressing problems of the day and skill in carrying one's faith into the world. Courses in Greek are offered to aid the student in studying the New Testament.
Many students have chosen a vocation that lies in the pastoral ministry, college/university teaching, missionary work, Christian education, or socially oriented religious service. The Department offers a four-year curriculum for those who wish to pursue one of these goals and encourages these students to attend seminary for additional professional training. The pre-seminary student is advised to major in philosophy or religion with a strong emphasis in other academic areas in such fields as English, history, psychology, or sociology. Students who wish to obtain a double major will be assigned an advisor from both the Philosophy and Religion Department and from their second major.
Members of the Free Methodist Church who do not plan on graduate professional training for the ministry may qualify for annual conference membership and ordination through the Track II outlined in the Free Methodist Book of Discipline.


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Within the category of on-ear headphones, the M-80's are second to none. The build quality, sound and style are top notch and are vastly superior to the Beats or Soul.
I have had my pair for a while, endorsing my initials, and it has received compliments and admirers every single time I have gone out in public with them.
These are by and large my favorite on-ear portable headphones. I wish I could try out the LP2's.


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Reuters 21 March 2019
Weight loss surgery may turn people into light-weights in more than one sense, according to a new study that shows a glass of red wine hits much harder after the procedure than it used to. (547 Words) - By Kerry Grens
That could affect patients' driving skills, and researchers say they should be extra careful about drinking after they've had surgery.
"You drink alcohol, your blood alcohol level is going to be higher than you think. Watch out," said Dr. Bruce Wolfe, the president of the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery, who was not involved in the study.
"It's a precaution that should be passed along to virtually all the people who have gastric bypass," Wolfe told Reuters Health.
In 2009, more than 220,000 Americans had some type of weight loss surgery, at a price of about $20,000 per patient, according to the American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery.
Gastric bypass surgery reduces the stomach to a small pouch and bypasses part of the small intestine, so less food will be absorbed when it passes through the gut. The study did not look at other forms of weight loss surgery.
The researchers compared the effects of a glass of wine, guzzled in one minute, in 19 patients before surgery and three and six months later.
Using a breathalyzer test, the team measured patients' peak breath alcohol level, which is an indication of how much alcohol has been absorbed into a person's system.
On average, the peak level after a glass of wine was 0.024 percent before surgery. Six months later, it was 0.088 percent, which is higher than the legal driving limit of 0.08 percent.
"One glass of wine made people legally intoxicated," said Dr. John Morton, the director of bariatric surgery at Stanford University and the lead researcher on the study.
It also took 88 minutes for people's alcohol levels to return to zero after the surgery, compared to 49 minutes before the surgery.
Morton told Reuters Health that the changes are likely due to the stomach no longer being available to help process the alcohol. The weight loss itself did not account for the changes in breath alcohol or tipsiness, according to the researchers.
After the surgery, all of the patients in the study reported that they felt some effects of the wine, such as dizziness, warmth, or double vision. Before the surgery, eight out of 10 patients felt some effects.
"I think these issues with alcohol after surgery are still relatively rare," because people who have weight loss surgery make an effort to avoid the empty calories in alcohol, Morton said.
In fact, the people in this study did tend to drink less after surgery, but Morton said that was unlikely to have an impact on the way their bodies break down alcohol.
Morton's study was published last month in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons and was funded by Medical Research Grants from Stanford.
He said the elevated effect of alcohol after surgery should not discourage people from getting gastric bypass if it's right for them.
"I always tell people, you're not going to drink and drive before surgery, don't do it after, either," Morton said.
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Back for the second summer, St. PaulCatholicHigh School and Successful Study Skills 4 Students (S4) are proud to announce two summer sessions of S4's popular study skills workshops: one for middle school students, the other for high school students. The workshops foster academic achievement by teaching students key study strategies that help them learn while reducing stress.
Both the middle and high school workshops will be held from Wednesday, Aug. 13 through Friday, Aug. 15 at St. PaulHigh School, 1001 Stafford Ave., in Bristol.
James Cooper, dean of Academic Life for St. PaulCatholicHigh School said in a press release from S4, "Based on last year's success, we are excited to once again bring the S4 workshops to St. Paul and the Bristol community. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to learn these critical skills for success in school and in life."
The S4 program is founded on educational research and evidence-based studies, said the S4 news release. Its highly interactive approach is designed to clearly demonstrate how to apply students' own curriculum and course material to the taught methodologies and systems. The workshops are taught by experienced teachers and class size is limited to 25 students.
Students will learn 10 logical and easy-to-implement skills that are essential for successful learning and studying: goal setting, time management, note-taking methods, asking questions, active reading, understanding main ideas and important details, using visuals, summarizing to learn, notebook organization, and quiz, test, and long-term project preparation strategies.
S4 program provides materials that complement and outline the workshop sessions. They are designed for ongoing student support at home. Each three-workshop session costs $275.
The dates for the S4 workshops at St. PaulCatholicHigh School, 1001 Stafford Avenue, in Bristol, are as follows:
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One of the most photographed and talked about homes in the Greater Los Angeles area is right in the heart of Ojai. Developed by Los Angeles architect and interior designer Kate Svoboda-Spanbock of Here Design, the property was apparently a nightmare to work with from the very beginning, and not because of the clients!
Long, narrow and sloping, the 1,600 square foot lot was studded with mature trees that could not be moved (not that anyone wanted to). Not to mention the fact that they were working with a limited budget; the property was one of the toughest Svoboda-Spanbock had ever seen. Read more [ via : 2modern ]


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1974. 400p. Book Description "Once in a very great while, historical scholarship produces a book which makes one immediately begin re-thinking many of one's major suppositions about the thought systems of the past. Professor Yates has given us such a book."--Norman D. Hinton, The Modern Schoolman This book is one of the best overviews of the systems of memory and the nature of the art as used in the Renaissance and Greek times. An excellent introduction to the subject, though not focused upon application. Contents: Three Latin Sources for the Classical Art of Memory; The Art of Memory in Greece: Memory and the Soul; The Art of Memory in the Middle Ages; Medieval Memory and the Formation of Imagery; The Memory Treatises; Renaissance Memory: The Memory Theater of Giulio Camillo; Camillo's Theatre and the Venetian Renaissance; Lullism as an Art of Memory; Giordano Bruno: The Secret of Shadows; Ramism as an Art of Memory; Giordano Bruno" The Secret of Seals; Conflict Between Brunian and Ramist Memory; Bruno: The Last Works on Memory; Art of Memory in Bruno's Italian Dialogues; The Theatre Memory System of Robert Fludd Fludd's Memory Theatre and the Globe Theatre; Art of Memory and the Growth of Scientific Method.
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M. L. Holbrook, M.D.
1886. 152p. Another of our favorites, from the 1800's, which covers not only techniques and systems of memory, but develops a complete system, considering the physiology with applications to every branch of life & thought. Contents: Best Foundation For A Good Memory; Memory & Nutrition; Fatigue; Perfect Circulation of Blood; Quality of Blood; Memory & Bodily Illness; Results of Brain Injury; Results of Use of Narcotics; Unconscious Memory; Memory, Its Exaltation & Degeneration; Exaltation; Degeneration; Repetition; Suggestions, Associations, Links & Chains; A Striking Example of Memory Culture; Close Attention; Careful Observation & Reflection; Methodical Association; Mental Employment; Memory Culture In Schools; Self-culture of the Memory; Memory of Names; Memory of Forms & Faces; Why the Memory Should Be Trained; Early Training; Methods of Training; Memory of Faces; Memory of Places & Its Culture; Culture of the Musical Memory; Strengthening the Memory for Facts & Events; Memory for Figures & Dates; The Figure Alphabet; Tricks of Memory; How To Learn A New Language; Association of Ideas – Analogous or Opposites/Neither Analogous nor Opposite; Application of These Rules; Word Memory; Lawyer's Memories; Suggestions For Clergymen; Mastering the Contents of A Book; The Art of Forgetting; Abnormal Memory; Conclusion.
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W. H. Groves
1915. 172p. Contents: Blessings Of Memory; Faculty of Memory; Concentration; Outward Concentration, Or Observation; Thought Concentration; Special Concentration; Association, First Law, Comprehension; 2nd Law Comparison; Comparison as to a Place, Time, Name, Words, Language; 3rd Law of Association – Causality; 4th Law – Concurrence; Classification; Determination; Interest; Meditation; Review; Subconscious or Subjective Memory; Robust Health; Right Ideals; Self-Control; Conclusion.
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Hendrson County currently has four community clubs that strive to keep their communities viable, clean, caring, competitive and helpful.
They concentrate their efforts in many avenues, such as litter reduction programs, roadside appearance improvement, water/stream cleanup and educational programs, individual, and business property appearance, and cooperation with other communities.
The four clubs are Crab Creek Community, Edneyville Community, Upper Hickory Nut Gorge Community, and Upward Community.
Henderson County Community Development Council, headed by Renay Knapp, oversees the operation and programs that the clubs are involved in. They compete with each other once a year for awards given out in October of every year. This year, the awards were presented at the County Extension Office to the various entrants in the competitions.
A list of the awards and winning participants is as follows:
Crab Creek won first place in the Division B Community Club Of The Year Award category. This club holds monthly meetings. Their activities include community outreach such as the Fall Festival and their Christmas dinner. They also collect food for the needy, fill Samaritans Purse Shoe Boxes and perform community beautification.
Senior Citizen Group Of The Year Award first place was also presented to Crab Creek Extension and Community Association. Every month this group collects needed items to donate to various organizations. This group is dedicated to their neighbors, community and county.
Youth Program Award second place was presented to the Crab Creek Youth Group. They hold monthly meetings, participated in decorating and providing games for the Fall Festival, help clean the Community Center after functions, and provide decorations for the Christmas dinner.
Edneyville Community Club won the Outstanding Programs Award. Edneyville has guest speakers from various organizations at their monthly meetings, as well a honoring community members who have been key to keeping the community united.
They dedicated the meeting room at Edneyville Community Center in honor of Margaret Davidson and Gaylerd Davis. Margaret and Gaylerd were instrumental in the inception of the idea, and motivational forces towards the goal of the construction of Edneyville Community Center.
The club also won Division C Community Club Of The Year first place. The club encourages residents to participate in all activities sponsored by the center. Their programs include educational, social, beautification, health and safety and entertainment. The club also has outreach programs for the needy at Christmas.
Youth Program Award first place was presented to Edneyville Junior Grange, which meets twice monthly for programs in conjunction with other groups and Edneyville Elementary school; also various churches. Members are involved in community service projects, litter sweep, meet with seniors at nursing homes. They also collect box tops, soup labels, and can pull tabs to donate to various organizations.
Edneyville Community Club also has exemplary attendance at the bi-monthly County Community Development Council meetings and was presented the Attendance Award.
Upper Hickory Nut Gorge Community Club won first place Beautification Award. They have participated in Adopt-a-Highway program for 25 years and have participated in year-round roadside clean-up as well as fall and spring Litter Sweep. Members have planted flower beds at the community sign as well as at their community center.
The Community Club Improvement Award was also presented to Upper Hickory Nut Gorge Community. The group has greatly improved the accessibility of their center by making the bathroom handicap accessible. Members also renovated the rental space attached to their building to a local artist who is using it as her studio.
This club also won Community Club Of The Year Division C second place. The members work hard to provide all the things that might be found in a small, secluded town to the residents of the community - namely, entertainment, educational programs, beautification projects, building renovations, and health and safety programs.
The Senior Citizen Of The Year Award second place award was presented to the members of this community. Since most of the community is comprised of senior citizens, all of their programs, projects and activities are carried out by these dedicated individuals.
Upward Community Club was awarded second place Community Club Of The Year in Division B. This community club has regularly scheduled meetings with a special program at each meeting. Members open their building to various groups, providing space for them to meet. The club has ongoing beautification projects going on inside and outside their building.
A Community Club Fundraising Award was presented to Upward Community. The group has helped raise money for those in need. This year members reached out and helped two families.
Upward sponsored a spaghetti dinner to help a young mother and her son who were seriously injured in a car accident. Later, they had a hot dog benefit dinner to help pay for final arrangements for a cancer-stricken young mother with no insurance and to help her three young children. They raised more than $6,300 with the two fundraisers.
Individual Beautification Award was presented to Scott Kicklighter, whose Eagle Scout Project entailed planting trees at Apple Valley Middle. Kicklighter enlisted the help of family and friends to plan, dig, plant and put mulch around the trees. He kept the area clean by using a tarp to place the dirt on, and later used the leftover dirt to fill in low and uneven areas.
Leadership awards were presented to Robert Kirkby (Youth), Joe Russell (Citizen), and David Jones (Senior Citizen). Kirkby is in the fourth grade at Edneyville Elementary and has held officer positions in the Edneyville Junior Grange.
Russell is the field training supervisor with Henderson County EMS and is a paramedic. He is also active with Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts.
Jones is community-minded, serving on the Board of Directors for United Way and WNC Regional Education Foundation. He is a member of the Transportation Advisory Committee and also the N.C. High School Athletic Association.
Henderson County Community Development Council awards
Hendrson County currently has four community clubs that strive to keep their communities viable, clean, caring, competitive and helpful.


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IASUS Launches New Professional SNIPER PRO SeriesFollowing the incredible popularity of IASUS Sniper Throat microphones in the law enforcement, movie, and airsoft world, IASUS has now released the SNIPER PRO version. Improving on ease of use and eliminating the need for operators to fumble with their PTT in tactical situations, the SNIPER PRO now comes equipped with extra large PTT (push-to-talk) button that is designed to clip securely onto a standard MOLLE loop on your tactical vest, or onto any piece of clothing to allow easy access. Designed for rifleman and gunners in mind, the extra large PTT button can be activated by using the butt of your firearm. Position the new extra-large PTT on your upper chest and the butt of your rifle can be easily brought backwards to activate the PTT even when both your hands are occupied.
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Rainwater harvesting
How Practical Action are helping the people feeling the effects of climate change
Climate change is disrupting the world's rainfall patterns, meaning some parts of the developing world are suffering from a drastic drop leading to a fall in water levels in many reservoirs and rivers. In sub-Saharan Africa, 90% of agriculture is rain-fed, making it even more vulnerable to changing weather patterns.
The solution is harvesting rainwater as it falls and retaining it in the soil or in tanks below ground so it can be later used as a source of clean water.
Rainwater for irrigation
By constructing ridges of soil along the contours of fields, rainfall is held back from running off the hard-baked soils too quickly, so that crops have enough water to grow. Even when rainfall levels are low, families can harvest enough food.
Precious rainwater can also be captured and stored in tanks so that even on the driest of days, there will always be a water source for the important irrigation of crops.
Facilities installed have included both above and below ground rainwater catchment tanks, with the water collected from roofs of buildings, dams and channels for irrigation purposes, and improvement of ponds used for storing water.
Rainwater for drinking
The villagers themselves have usually expressed a clear need for improving water collection and storage provision. The water facilities are usually largely built by the villagers themselves with some assistance from trained masons or builders. People consider obtaining improved access to water well worth the building effort.
Tias Sibanda is Chairman of the Rainwater Harvesting coordinators in Ward 17, South Matebeleland, Zimbabwe. He is also one of the 100 farmer trainers.
He cultivates 4.5 hectares of maize and also has a homestead plot of 2 hectares for sorghum. Before he was introduced to water harvesting techniques by Practical Action, he used to plant maize on the 4.5 hectares but frequently harvested nothing because of the drought. He was able to grow sorghum at h\is homestead, as the crop needs little water, but this provided insufficient food for himself and his family and they could only survive by buying food with the proceeds from selling livestock.
He was one of the first farmers in the ward to build contours for conserving rainwater. This led to a big improvement in food supplies: last year, he had two crops of maize, the first producing 1.5 tonnes and the second 0.75 tonnes. He retained all of this for food and sold nothing. As a result, he no longer had to buy food and has sufficient stocks at home to last until next season. He calculates that he has avoided having to spend money on food equivalent to 12 goats. With a goat selling at some Z$300,000 (about £17), this means that he saved over £200.
"Thanks to the water harvesting techniques shown to us by Practical Action," says Tias, "and with the contour field structures, we are now more 'food secure' and have no worries about soil loss. I am confident of further improvements in the future and, if the drought eases, would soon be able to sell some of my maize crop".
You can download further information on rainwater harvesting from Practical Answers, the technical information service of Practical Action, or you can ask a technical enquiry to the Practical Action staff via the online form.


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Six Books on Two Battles, part 1
Back in September, Ed Roche of the Charlestown Militia Company passed this question to NEREV, the email list for New England Revolutionary War reenactors:
What are the six books you would recommend to the public regarding Lexington, Concord and Bunker Hill? Not scholars—the public.So, in my unceasing wish to find easy material for blogging, I'm going back to the answer I posted then and offering a little more detail on each title.
But first, a couple of caveats. This is a narrow question, focused on two action-filled days of a long conflict. Which means I ruled out good books on political ideas and conflicts (Pauline Maier's From Resistance to Revolution, John Tyler's Smugglers and Patriots), social history (Gary Nash's The Urban Crucible, Robert Gross's The Minutemen and Their World), and even other dramatic events (Hiller Zobel's The Boston Massacre, Alfred F. Young's The Shoemaker and the Tea Party), not to mention books about the whole war or even the whole siege of Boston. And the books had to be fun to read as well as enlightening. (Sorry, Dirk Hoerder's Crowd Action in Revolutionary Massachusetts, 1765-1780.)
Second, on another day I might come up with a slightly different list.
So here we go with the first three titles. Click on the covers or titles to go straight to that page at Powell's Books.
Ray Raphael, The First American Revolution (2002). This book describes the year of political, and occasionally armed, conflict in the New England countryside preceding April 1775. Okay, I'm cheating a little on the question's timeframe, but I don't think one can understand the mass mobilization on that day without understanding what the rural militiamen's motivation and how they had organized themselves under the Massachusetts Provincial Congress. There was a political side to the Revolution, after all. Ray argues that British government had been overturned in most of Massachusetts before the first battle (which I agree with) and a new republican government launched (which I'm not so sure about). Ignore the two pages of John Howe myth and enjoy the argument for Worcester as the real center of the rebellion.
John R. Galvin, The Minute Men: The First Fight: Myths and Realities of the American Revolution (1989). Too many colons in the title aside, this book digs up the roots of the Massachusetts militia system before providing a detailed analysis of the military maneuvers of 19 Apr 1775. Alarm riders and minuteman companies had a history almost as old as English settlement in America, and the militiamen's training was well adapted to their circumstances. Does Galvin know his tactics, strategy, and logistics? He was Supreme Allied Commander in Europe before becoming Dean of the Fletcher School at Tufts University. (An equivalent book on the British forces? Maybe John Shy's Toward Lexington: The Role of the British Army in the Coming of the American Revolution, no longer in print.)
Esther Forbes, Paul Revere and the World He Lived In (1942). This book has an old-fashioned emphasis on a heroic narrative and a quaint past. The dark side of American history isn't much in evidence here, and a number of poorly sourced legends got through the research Forbes and her mother did. But there's a reason this book won the Pulitzer Prize and remains popular and respected today: it creates a vibrant, 360° portrait of mid-1700s Boston and of Revere, the hard-striving silversmith who put himself at the center of the Patriot alarm network. Forbes went on to write a certain "novel for all ages" called Johnny Tremain.
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The Triage Chief Complaint: Weak and dizzy
"Hi, I'm Dr Shadowfax. What brings you to the ER today?"
"Well it started two years ago, when my doctor gave me some skin cream and it caused me to start having heart palpitations. He said it wasn't from the skin cream but I stopped the cream and the palpitations continued so what did he know anyway? So I had the palpitations for two years every morning at 7 or 8 o'clock but then they stopped, and I hasn't having the palpitations any more but I would still get sort of sick-ee like I was having them only there was no thumping in my chest like my heart had stopped and then in October I had this headache..."
I put down my pen and affix a smile and a look of keen interest on my face. I wonder if the Cubs won today? Have I let her talk for long enough that I can interrupt her and redirect this? Should I just let it go as "palpitations" and do the "reassurance" work-up? Oh Lord she still hasn't stopped. It's like some Monty Python recital. How many patients are waiting to be seen just now? Gaaahhh.
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I worked a citizenship fair last weekend. I had many similar experiences. In one case I said to my interpretor, Jesus, "Okay, but ask him what the charge was, what did it say on the paper?" Jesus would comply and then the individual would give the interpretor about five minutes of answer before I got the translation, "I don't think he knows," and a laugh to go with it.ReplyDelete
Mine would have been much more fun had I been able to understand the digression.
Gosh, this has never happened to me.ReplyDelete
No wait, it has happened 5 billion times. Sorry. Got mixed up.
Well done!
This patient makes me want to slash my wrists when I am in triage!ReplyDelete
Arhhh... I think I know that lady... Just another night she was in the ER I was working in...ReplyDelete
Umm... no. The Cubs didn't win today. They don't, as a rule, win when they could potentially make up ground.ReplyDelete
Patients like these are frustrating, simply because we know after about a minute that nothing is seriously wrong with them, but we also are often inclined to do a megaworkup to CYA for all of their potentially serious complaints.ReplyDelete
So after a complete blood count, electrolyte panel, cardiac enzymes, d-dimer, ECG, cardiac monitoring while in the department, X-rays, CT of the head and possibly chest, and occasionally a few other expensive tests, we get to tell them what we knew after 60 seconds of hearing their crazytalk....there doesn't seem to be anything seriously the matter.
And yet, if they are over 40, we'll still probably admit them for further workup with ECHO, EST, and MRI/MRA. Just in case.
Cha-ching! Your anxiety disorder just cost $20,000! I hope it was worth it to you.
When can we go back to using clinical judgment?
ha. I recall asking "what's Fluffy's emergency" one time and the owner started in with "well, when we got him from the breeder, he had a missing whisker, and ever since then, he kind of leaned to that side when he was tired. Then, two years ago, he stopped doing that. But, he still acted like he missed that whisker. Then he got a sore spot on his paw, and we used some cream on it but he licked it off." at that point, I interrupted and said "Ms Jones, it's really great that you are able to give me such a detailed history and I promise, we'll get back to that, but right now, please tell me exactly what happened TODAY that you decided is an emergency, and then I will ask you to elaborate after we get things under control." That's basically what I just keep repeating when they go off the deep end like that.ReplyDelete


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A new post starts out with wide vertical spacing. Look at what we have here, from line to line. Nice and wide vertical spacing. Clean and easy to read. The perfect look for a blog, right?
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This was fine - it made my blog posts look neat and tidy again - but it had its drawback. It was a major pain in the ass to use - any of my blog posts, of any length, would include 2, 3, or more formatting elements, which I would have to surround each one.
So today, whilst browsing Blogger Help Group: Something Is Broken, I come across Blockquote problem w/ Minima template, with a better workaround.
Go to the Template | Edit HTML tab. In the CSS (top) section of your template code, find the post section. In this section, under the ".post p" heading, find the line that says: line-height:1.6em. Move this line to the ".post" section.
So, let's see what we have in my template.
.post {
margin:.5em 0 1.5em;
border-bottom:1px dotted $bordercolor;
.post p {
margin:0 0 .75em;
and change it to
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margin:.5em 0 1.5em;
border-bottom:1px dotted $bordercolor;
.post p {
margin:0 0 .75em;
Move the one line of code, in red. Save, and View Blog.
Simple, but still a workaround.
- It's one change / template setup in the blog (remember if you change templates, you'll have to repeat this one change). Not one change / page element in each post, for eternity.
- When installed, you lose spacing differences in indented elements (
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I've been trying to update my comic. I've been able to upload the pages just fine, but even though I've tried to use both quickadmin as well old siteadmin to update the pages, the comic won't update. Maybe it is because I've tried to update older pages than today, though.
my comic is http://twelvedragons.comicgenesis.com/ I'm trying to clean out some older code, and add some newer buttons, but no matter what I try my pages are not changing at all. please help.


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Vassar College, 10
SUNY Brockport, 9
Farmingdale, N.Y. - The Vassar College (12-5) women's lacrosse team won the ECAC Upstate/Metro Championship today with a 10-9 victory over SUNY Brockport (13-5) in Farmingdale, N.Y. Vassar senior attacker Ali Fantl (West Hartford, Conn./Hall) was named the MVP of the Tournament, after scoring twelve goals and three assists to lead her team to the Championship.
Fantl scored the first goal of the day and the Brewers scored two more quick goals for a 3-0 lead just five minutes in. Brockport's junior attacker Carrie Kane (Rochester, N.Y./Irondequoit) responded to make it 3-1, but Vassar's sophomore midfielder Christine Eaccarino (Old Saybrook, Conn./Old Saybrook) notched two straight to put her team up by four and at the half, the Brewers were up 5-3.
Kane and Fantl traded goals early in the second for a 6-4 score, before freshman attacker Lexie Goodhart (Syracuse, N.Y./Bishop Ludden) put Brockport within one, 6-5, just a minute later. Vassar went up 9-5 with a three-goal spurt but Brockport pressured the ball and saw another goal from Goodhart, a goal from freshman attacker Lindsey Cayea (Cicero, N.Y./Cicero-North Syracuse) and two goals from sophomore attacker Kim Morris (Clay, N.Y./Cicero-North Syracuse), including the game-tying free position shot, with 3:30 remaining to play.
Vassar's junior attacker Christine Castellan (Media, Pa./Penncrest High) took a pass from Fantl in front and found the back of the net for her fourth goal of the day and the eventual game-winner with 1:32 left on the clock.
Junior goalkeeper Ariel Nelson (Greenlawn, N.Y./Harborfields) made 12 saves for the win, while senior goalkeeper Ashley Taylor (Middle Island, N.Y./Longwood) finished with seven saves in defeat.


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Regina just ain't big enough for the both of 'em. Because neither is really a competent passer, and both are long separated from their former glory.
Here's the AP's story:
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have acquired the negotiating rights to Terrelle Pryor and have spoken to Pryor's lawyer about bringing the former Ohio State quarterback to the Canadian Football League.
Pryor's attorney, Larry James, said Wednesday that the CFL is a genuine possibility for the ex-Buckeye.
"Yeah, it's like I told (the Roughriders). My house is not for sale, but at the right price, it's on the market," James said.
James was in a meeting and had yet to speak with Pryor about the Roughriders, however. James said he did not believe Pryor had ever mentioned the CFL as a strong possibility in their conversations.
One must admire the way Pryor's attorney speaks—he offers a metaphor about real estate deals when a literal statement about Pryor's desires would suffice, and in the process makes it seem like he's engaged in some kind of shady transaction. Well done.
But I digress: The Roughriders already have four quarterbacks on their roster, and Leak has attempted only 59 passes in his three-year CFL career. If Pryor does displace Leak, it would be a nice payback for the 2007 BCS championship game, in which Leak's Gators upset Troy Smith's tOSU squad. One assumes the Buckeye fans could use a pick-me-up.


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While social media has permeated nearly all aspects of American life, in many corners of the government, employees and managers are still figuring out how Facebook, Twitter and a host of other digital technologies can help them do their jobs better.
"In government today, there are pockets of excellence and innovation where agency programs have incorporated social media and digital applications into their everyday operations and are reaping the benefits," a new report on the use of social media in government states. "However, use of digital platforms is by no means standard across government. In fact, some federal employees are still prohibited from even accessing social media sites."
The report, "#ConnectedGov: Engaging Stakeholders in the Digital Age," a collaboration of the Partnership for Public Service and Booz Allen Hamilton, aims to examine how agencies are using social media and technology to further their agencies' goals and missions.
It's not that the federal managers are complete Luddites. All Cabinet-level agencies now have both Facebook and Twitter accounts, and agencies have created more than 1,300 mobile applications, according to the report.
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"It is not enough to flip a switch and log on to social media," the report cautioned. "To be effective, program managers need to think strategically about how to use social media to support agency mission and achieve program outcomes."
The report highlighted case studies of effective social-media practices.
Energy deploys internal wiki
The decentralized hierarchy of national laboratories at the Energy Department, paired with a geographically dispersed workforce and the absence of a central intranet system had long hindered employee collaboration, the report found.
So the department rolled out an internal wiki site, "Powerpedia," departmentwide in early 2010 to bolster communication between employees working on similar projects.
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NARA goes straight to Wikipedia
Agencies, however, don't only deploy social media internally. Part of the promise of social media is leveraging networks of outside groups and individuals.
When the National Archives began work on transcribing millions of historical records and documents as the first step toward digitization, the agency decided to tap a specialized base of public volunteers — Wikipedia.
The Wikipedia site attracts committed teams of contributors, who research, write and verify articles. And the site draws millions of visitors — the entry for the "United States" article received 900 million page views in 2011, 53 times the amount of visitors to Archives.gov's entire database of documents, the report stated.
Archives has uploaded some 13,000 images to Wikipedia, and volunteers have transcribed and verified about 400 such documents.
FEMA's Facebook strategy
Another case study presents what happens when agencies provide vital government services to the public via social media. FEMA, led by Craig Fugate, a prolific Twitter user, has been a leader in this area, providing important information during weather emergencies, such as Superstorm Sandy last fall.
The report singled out FEMA's efforts using Facebook to coordinate emergency-relief operations following a series of devastating tornadoes that struck Aalabama in April 2011.
The official site, which replaced a group of ad hoc sites created by locals, eventually garnered 4,000 followers and provided key recovery information to the storm's victims, the report noted.
Beware the "cliff jumpers"
As social media continues to pervade the government, managers should use their agencies' missions as a compass point.
Social media use should always advance an agency's goals in the long run, the report said, and forward-thinking agency managers should beware of "cliff jumpers," who "leap to use social media" without a clear understanding of what goals it will help accomplish.
"People might 'cliff jump' just to create an account and seem trendy, but there can be unintended consequences," the report warned. "For example, if a Facebook or Twitter page is not deployed strategically, it might be updated for a few weeks and then be left unattended, making an agency or program look unresponsive and the website outdated."
Hurricane Sandy offers Army lesson in social media best practices
GSA opens public portal to governmentwide social media registry
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Future Kittens - Birthdate
These are the some of first pictures I received from Terri of the babies from both litters. I could tell then that it was going to be a very hard choice! It still is.
Chloe's babies - June 2, 2011
Zoey's babies - June 11, 2011.
I didn't get a picture of their cute little faces until a few days later. Stay tuned...
This is so great that I received pictures of the kittens from Day 1. It's really nice to be able to follow them from the day they were born.
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Oh they are adorable! We have squees all around!ReplyDelete
A BOOTIFUL mummy with BOOTIFUL babies!!ReplyDelete
How cute and gorgeous! We will be following their progress. SS is extra busy at present so we may not be able to visit as often as we would like.ReplyDelete
OMC! Adorable! Cute! Gorjuss!ReplyDelete
Oh my cat they are just so beautiful.. Looking forward to more.. I so agree that to follow from the day they were born is brilliant.. Hugs GJ xxReplyDelete
It would be exciting to be able to follow them since day 1.ReplyDelete
Adorable!!! We have had tiny kittens as fosters and it is so much fun to watch them grow - even if it is by pictures. We are very glad you are back among the CB and we know Praline would approve of you opening your heart to new babies!! :)ReplyDelete
Goodness they are cute. That is going to be one hard choice. But what ever you choose, they will be so easy to love. They are mighty cute. Glad to have you back. Take care.ReplyDelete
Oh my cod! They is purrfect! How will you choose?ReplyDelete
This is very exciting, Paula! We'll just have to wait and see who chooses you as their new "mom!"ReplyDelete
Oh Paula they are all so adorable! We think that Praline will help to guide you to the right furbabies and at least cuteness-wise it looks like any of them would be a wonderful choice! Once their personalities develop a bit more it will help to know which are right for you!ReplyDelete
And oh that is so great that you get pictures from day 1! I was able to have that with Gus and Stella (like, literally minutes after Gus was born even) and oh those are some wonderful things to have! I am so excited for you!!
How tiny and so sweet. I have only had a few of my cats as kittens. Most were at least 6 month sold when I rescued them.ReplyDelete
We think you are just going to have to bring all of the babies home! Squee!ReplyDelete
How will you ever decide?????? They are all so cute!!!ReplyDelete
The Florida Furkids and Angel Sniffie
Those are very cute babies. I am relatively new to the blogosphere and read about your new babies and I wanted to purr my hellos and light.ReplyDelete
Very exciting. The kittens are so tiny! The picture with the clothespin puts it into perspective.ReplyDelete
Both Mommies are so pretty, though I think I like Chloe best. So fab to have pictures of your future kittens from birth.
Hi Paula, we just found you today!!! Oh my gosh the kittens are adorable, I can't wait to see which two choose you :-)ReplyDelete
Oh, too cute! With a gorgeous mom like that, the kittens can't help but be beautiful!ReplyDelete
Aww how small they are !!!ReplyDelete
Can´t believe that I was that small 14 months ago ??!!
My mom say´s that she understand that you have some problems with choosing :)
Me again :)ReplyDelete
I added me as follower :)
We can't wait to see which ones you choose!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 13, 2011 at 4:07 PM
Looks like a difficult choice...there may be 5 new fur babies in your future!ReplyDelete
~Four Crazy Cats
They are so tiny! It is very exciting that they are going to choose you and not the other way round. I chose my mom too.ReplyDelete
Many purrs,
so cute and tiny. our mama's heart just melted.ReplyDelete
emma and buster
Such gorgeous babies!
We are so happy for you Paula!
Abby purrs
SQUEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(that was Mom)ReplyDelete
The babies are SO cute!!!!
Good thing you will let them choose you because it would be very hard to pick any right now!!!!! heehee This will be so exciting!!!
Purrs Tillie and Georgia
I just found you too! They are all gorgeous and Sweet Praline would be so proud you are sharing your love with new furries. She will be guiding them from the Bridge.ReplyDelete
The kittens are adorable. We look forward to seeing them when they come home with you.ReplyDelete
If I read you right, you're getting two. Great idea. You'll know which ones when you see them. Congrats !!!ReplyDelete
I am so excited for you! My human has had a passion for silver shaded Persians ever since the Fancy Feast shoot. Fortunately, she knows she is too lazy to keep a Persian properly groomed, so I THINK I am safe! I can't wait to see more of your new babies.ReplyDelete
They are all so cute!!!ReplyDelete
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ANAMOSA, Iowa (AP) — Texas Rep. Ron Paul is emerging as a significant factor in the Republican presidential race, especially in Iowa.
He's been long dismissed by the GOP establishment, but the libertarian-leaning candidate is now turning heads beyond his hard-core followers — and rising in some polls — just weeks before the state holds the leadoff presidential caucuses and four years since his failed 2008 bid.
Paul's sharp criticism of government spending and U.S. monetary policy hasn't changed since then.
And while his isolationist brand of foreign policy may be a non-starter for some establishment Republicans, its appeal among independents is helping Paul gain ground in a crowded Republican field. His boost is an indication of just how volatile the Republican presidential race is in this state and across the country.
"The good news is the country has changed in the last four years in a way I never would have believed," Paul told about 80 Republicans and independents at the Pizza Ranch restaurant in this town on Friday. "In the last four years, something dramatic has happened."
What has helped Paul rise here has been more methodic than dramatic.
His campaign here is a stark comparison to the shoestring, rag-tag operation of four years ago that attracted a narrow band of supporters.
This time, he has built an Iowa organization with the look of a more mainstream campaign.
He has raised more money, hired three times the staff and started organizing his campaign in Iowa earlier than before. Paul was the first candidate to begin airing television ads this fall, and has maintained the most consistent advertising schedule in Iowa.
"We have a more structured, methodical, traditional campaign with Ron Paul here in Iowa more often," said Drew Ivers, an Iowa Republican Party central committee member and Paul's Iowa campaign chairman.
Paul is better-known this time, and has spent almost twice as much time in Iowa at this point in the 2012 campaign than in his bid for the 2008 caucuses. Paul finished in fifth place, closely behind Arizona Sen. John McCain and former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson in Iowa in 2008.
The intense focus on Iowa this time may be working, with surveys showing Paul is reaching deeper into the caucus electorate.
A recent Bloomberg News poll showed him in close second place in Iowa, behind Herman Cain and narrowly ahead of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
The same poll showed more Iowa caucus-goers had been contacted by the Paul campaign than any of the other six GOP campaigns actively competing for the Jan. 3 caucuses.
Two weeks earlier, The Des Moines Register's poll showed Paul in solid third place, behind Cain and Romney.
And Paul seems to have been able to sustain his support after finishing a close second in the Iowa GOP's August straw poll, while straw poll winner Michele Bachmann, a Minnesota representative, has dipped in Iowa polls since.
But it's unclear whether Paul can cobble together broad enough support to win the caucuses with a plurality of the vote. At the very least, he will impact the results of the contest. But to what degree is anyone's guess.
The one thing that hasn't changed from four years ago is Paul's style.
He remains the mild-mannered, professorial former obstetrician, delivering long explanations of the history of U.S. monetary and trade policy.
In Anamosa, the audience of more than 130 at the small town's community center applauded when he said he would propose cutting $1 trillion from the federal deficit his first year in office, primarily by vastly reducing U.S. foreign aid.
But he also called for shrinking the military budget by reducing the U.S. military presence around the world, arguing that Congress and military contractors are too closely tied together.
"Yes, we have to have national security, but we don't get it by bankrupting our country and being in everyone's face constantly," Paul said.
The sentiment rings true with Charles Betz, a 47-year-old network engineer from nearby Tama, Iowa. He has typically been an independent voter, but is registered as a Republican so he can caucus for Paul on Jan. 3.
It's Paul's foreign and national security policy that has drawn fire from establishment Republicans. Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, who is competing with Paul in Iowa for the outsider vote, has been vocally critical of Paul's stance.
So has Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad, a Republican who has been courted by most of the GOP candidates.
"I gave Paul credit for having the most ambitious plan to reduce the debt, which he does," Branstad told The Associated Press. "But I don't agree with him on foreign policy, at all. I'm real concerned with his views on that."
Paul's rivals have particularly criticized his view that Iran does not pose a serious threat to the U.S., a point Paul made again Friday.
"Think about how the war drums were beating to get into Iraq. None of it was true, and I don't believe the stories now about why we should be shaking in our boots over Iran," he said. "They are absolutely incapable of attacking us."
Paul was traveling from small-town Vinton to equally small Anamosa Friday, before capping the day with a major rally in metropolitan Cedar Rapids, where he was to be endorsed by the founder of the Cedar Rapids tea party.
His focus isn't limited to Iowa.
Paul will be in New Hampshire early next week, where he finished fifth four years ago.
This time, Paul's fiscally-conservative profile combined with his anti-interventionist foreign policy could help him do better.
Associated Press writer Steve Peoples in Exeter, N.H., contributed to this report.
GOP outsider Ron Paul gaining traction in Iowa
ANAMOSA, Iowa (AP) — Texas Rep. Ron Paul is emerging as a significant factor in the Republican presidential race, especially in Iowa.


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Ebola(ĭ-bō′lə, ĕb′ō-lä)
1. A filovirus that causes disease in humans and nonhuman primates and spreads through contact with bodily fluids of infected people and animals. Bats are thought to be the host reservoir for the virus. Also called Ebola virus.
2. An acute, usually fatal form of hemorrhagic fever that is caused by this virus and is characterized by fever, headache, muscle pain, vomiting, diarrhea, and bleeding, especially from the mucous membranes and gastrointestinal tract. Also called Ebola disease, Ebola hemorrhagic fever, Ebola virus disease.
Ebola,river in Zaire, Africa.
Ebola hemorrhagic fever - Synonym(s): Ebola virus
Ebola virus - filovirus discovered in 1976, level 4 pathogen; severity of illness can run from mild to fatal in host. Synonym(s): Ebola hemorrhagic fever


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Boulder prosecutors charged Russell Britton with first-degree murder Thursday in connection with the shooting death of Nathaniel Tallman, while revealing for the first time that a third suspect is alleged to have been involved in the drug-related killing.
Charging documents filed by the Boulder County District Attorney's Office allege Britton, 58, took Tallman's car and marijuana — but suggest he's not believed to have actually killed the 25-year-old Lafayette resident.
The charges allege Britton "unlawfully and feloniously rendered assistance to Daniel Ortiz and Moises Mendez, with intent to hinder, delay or prevent the discovery, detection, apprehension, prosecution, conviction or punishment of Daniel Ortiz and Moises Mendez for the commission of a crime, knowing that person committed the crime of murder in the first degree."
Mendez currently is in custody in California, but Ortiz's name had not surfaced publicly in the Tallman case, and neither police nor prosecutors had revealed the existence of a third suspect in the killing.
The body of Tallman, who vanished nearly two months ago, was discovered last week along the side of a highway north of Lusk, Wyo.
District Attorney Stan Garnett on Thursday declined to discuss Ortiz's alleged involvement in the crime, but confirmed that he has not been arrested at this point.
"We're looking into Mr. Ortiz," Garnett said.
A list of witnesses appended to the felony complaint against Britton includes a David Ortiz, who is listed as living in California.
In addition to first-degree murder, Britton was charged Thursday with being an accessory to murder, robbery, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute 5 to 100 pounds, and possession of marijuana with intent to distribute 5 to 50 pounds.
Garnett acknowledged that the murder count against Britton falls under the felony murder rule, which allows prosecutors to charge a suspect with first-degree murder when a person is killed during the commission of a another felony — even if that suspect didn't commit the murder itself.
According to the complaint, Britton "committed or attempted to commit robbery and, in the course of or in furtherance of that crime, or in the immediate flight therefrom, the death of Nate Tallman… was caused by anyone."
Suspect in San Diego
Mendez, 26, already has been arrested in California on suspicion of murder and is being held at the San Diego Central Jail on $1,025,000 bond.
He was taken into custody by U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Saturday, and waived his right to an extradition hearing at a court appearance Tuesday, officials from the San Diego District Attorney's Office said.
Officials would not say when he is expected to be transported to Boulder County.
Lafayette police, in an arrest report released Monday, said Tallman had been on his way to meet Britton to "conduct a marijuana transaction" at 7 p.m. Jan. 21, the last day he was seen by friends and family members.
Phone records show Tallman called Britton several times on the way to the meeting, and the last known location of Tallman's cellphone was near Britton's house in Larimer County, just before 8 p.m. that day, according to investigators.
According to the report, Lafayette police interviewed Britton several times, but he insisted Tallman never showed up to the meeting. Britton told police he left to travel to Minot, N.D., after Tallman failed to arrive, according to the report.
But investigators found blood in the back of Britton's van that was a match for Tallman's DNA profile, even though Britton had told Lafayette police that Tallman never had been in his van, according to the arrest report.
Body found in Wyoming
Tallman's body was found March 13 alongside U.S. Highway 85 north of Lusk, Wyo. Investigators said that was along the route to North Dakota that Britton provided to police, according to the report.
Tallman's ID and wallet were found on the scene, according to the report, and an autopsy confirmed Tallman died of a gunshot wound.
His car, a Mitsubishi Lancer, had been found Feb. 13 abandoned in a lot in south Boulder.
Tallman worked with his father in the family's greeting card and gift distribution business, and the arrest report said Britton was a self-employed tile installer.
Britton appeared at Thursday's hearing in custody, and defense attorney Kristen Johnson waived a reading of the felony complaint.
A preliminary hearing in the case was set for May 27.
Lafayette police are asking that anyone with further information related to the Tallman investigation contact them at 303-604-8014 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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*Jason: "Welcome to Tuesday night.."*
see when i wake up
and the day begins,
do i hold my breath
and count to ten?
or will it be
we'll see, we'll see,
it depends on which day of the week
so i sing out, i sing out loud
"i'm just one
tiny motherfucker
singing proud"
singin glory,
hallelu ia,
yeah, that'll do
say that'll do..
in the arms
of a city
that holds no trace of a face in the face the place of you and me
go make a life
and not a living
singin glory,
hallelu ia,
yeah, that'll do
theres things to know
or so we're told
but the days they keep rollin on so the pain of playin slow
and theres ways to grow
yeah, but blow by blow
see, it all gets lost somewhere,
now see i already forgot
so sing out
sing out loud
you're just another
singing proud
singin glory
remind me, glory,
hallelu ia
yeah, that'll do
say yeah, that'll do
see we should all keep pretending
that our dreams are patent pending
you should see
some of the scenes
that ive seen
and i know love
i've flown above
and beyond
but its still too long
of a wait
so i sing out
i sing out loud
see we can be 10
thousand motherfuckers
singing proud
singing glory
hallelu ia
say that'll do
yeah that'll do
i sing my stories for you
you will sing for me too
and together
we can make it through
they say when you sing
you're prayin twice
don't that sound nice?
so rise up
come on now,
and give it a try
so sing out
sing out loud
we can be 6
billion motherfuckers
singing proud
so sing glory
glory glory glory
hallelu ia
and yeah that'll do
yeah that'll do
this is no ordinary world
we need extraordinary glory
yeah that'll do
yeah that'll do
see, that'll do
*Jason: "Welcome to Tuesday night.."*


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Terps get past Denver, advance in NIT
Maryland beats Denver 62-52 on Thursday
Dez Wells scored 19 points and Maryland rallied in the final nine minutes to beat Denver 62-52 Thursday night in the second round of the NIT.
The Terrapins (24-12) closed the game with a 21-4 run after trailing 48-39 with 9:15 left. Wells fueled the surge with nine points.
Maryland will next play the winner of the Alabama-Stanford game to be played Saturday.
Chris Udolfia scored 24 for the Pioneers (22-10), including 19 during a first half that featured three ties and 12 lead changes.
Although Udolfia picked up his third foul soon after halftime, Denver's Brett Olsen made a three-point play and a 3-pointer within a minute to put the Pioneers up by nine.
The Terps used five straight free throws to launch the decisive run. A runner by Seth Allen put Maryland up 51-50 with 4:09 remaining, the first time the Terrapins led after halftime.


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The brand new Universal Studios Singapore Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase had its pass holder sneak preview today and i have for you the first video put online on Youtube!
As expected it's a soft family dark ride based on the Sesame Street characters and the ride vehicle system is similar to the one used in E.T or Peter Pan's Flight, i.e that the ride vehicle can "fly" over the scenes. As you will see there is also additional video screens in the vehicle. One more thing: this first video has a length of 2 minutes which seems to me a bit short for this kind of ride. I'm not totally sure that some scenes are not missing and we will have the answer as soon as others videos will be uploaded on Youtube, i.e very soon! The ride looks cool and well done for a family ride so go ahead, watch it!
Edited: Here is another video from Eluk Oab, with a better sound and with some of the scenes missing in the previous one! But the scene where Super Grover gets caught can't be seen on this one, so you have to watch both of them!
After the video was stopped:
1. Super Grover and Elmo standing on a pile of spaghetti
2. Elmo having lunch, with Macaroni (now a waiter) serving him spaghetti with meatballs
Picture: copyright Universal Studios Singapore
Videos: copyright sonic byte and Eluc Oab, whom i thanks a lot


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Increased Food Prices Means More Patrons at Central Pantry
COLUMBIA - From January to June of this year, Central Pantry, a service of the Food Bank for Central and Northeast Missouri, has seen a 12 percent increase in clients. Food Bank officials say almost 8,000 more people have walked through the pantry doors than the same time period last year.
In the line outside Central Pantry, there are nurses and hairdressers; cashiers and EMTs; hotel workers and gas station attendants. A retired University of Missouri employee named Barbara said, "Money is tight these days. This helps me out with groceries and stuff."
One local EMT said, "We can't really afford daycare. I work full-time while my fiancé works part-time.
The people in the line are the working poor and some standing in it proclaimed the time between paychecks is the hardest.
Sean Ross has been the coordinator for Central Pantry for the past nine years. He sees the clientele every day and said, "The stereotype is wrong. These are working people, they're trying, they're trying to make it."
In the line you'll also find parents who have growing, constantly hungry, babies.
Brandy, mother of two, said, "It is hard with only one income right now, we can't give them everything they need or can't give them what they want."
Amanda, a local gas station attendant and mother, said, "We make too much for the state, but when it comes down to our car payment, our electric and our rent, we just don't make enough to feed our kid like normal people should so we come here."
The line does not discriminate; it's filled with the working poor. It doesn't care where you've been; it only knows where you're going.
When the doors finally open at the pantry, worn shoes shuffle across the pavement and the line bends around the corner to find help inside.
Help in the form of water bottles and canned foods waits to be plucked from the pantry shelves. The line is full because they're not.
If we're honest with ourselves, a lot of us are one paycheck away from the line. One accident, one extra medical bill, one illness away from standing on the cracked sidewalk of Central Pantry.
"Stereotype is they just want a handout, working the system all that kind of stuff. That's not true at all," Ross said.
Most pantry patrons only fill their carts with what they need. These days, the Food Bank is offering more fresh foods than ever before. So far this year, 30 percent of the food it's distributed to patrons has been in the form of fresh fruits and veggies. Just a few years ago, the percentage was almost zero; it was mainly bananas and apples.
The people walking these aisles of Central Pantry are living on the razor's edge of making it and not making it; the fine line between frustrated and grateful. In the center of that line is the pantry.
"We're here to help people like that," Ross said.


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For stationery folks like ourselves, this weekend is the big one. Sort of like a stationery superbowl — though don't look for Beyonce or Madonna at the half-time show. Still there's lots of energy to celebrate as companies big and small bring it to the Javits Centre in New York for the National Stationery Show.
And here at the J.Falkner workshop we've been busy, with over 30 new card designs to share this week. So we thought to give our readers a sneak peek at what buyers will be seeing over the next few days. We'd love to hear which are your favorites!
We have a new series of friendship cards, with hand-lettered sentiments and a pastel palette that feels fresh and happy.
You know when you just want to write a couple of words and don't need a big ole card? Well, these flat cards are for you! Printed on extra thick paper with an eggshell finish that is a dream to write on.
This happy octopus was one of our stars at the last show, so here he returns as a thank you card. (Available as single cards, or boxed sets.)
And, finally, a foxy little way to thank you with our boxed fox thank you notes.
We have our entire new collection for easy viewing – and ordering! Just in case you want to get a head start, all these cards are now available at our online shop, and will ship to retailers nationwide in June.
(Buyers visiting the show can find all our new releases at Booth #1951.)