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BAKER � The Baker football team entered the 2012 season with high hopes. The Gators were coming off a 7-3 season in 2011 in which the Gators missed the playoffs by an overtime loss to District 1-1A Freeport in coach Matt Brunson�s first year at his alma mater.
BAKER � The Baker football team entered the 2012 season with high hopes. The Gators were coming off a 7-3 season in 2011 in which the Gators missed the playoffs by an overtime loss to District 1-1A Freeport in coach Matt Brunson�s first year at his alma mater.
With a year in the Brunson system and several returning starters, things were definitely looking up for the Gators.
Baker got off to a fast start with a 26-21 win at South Walton and a 55-33 victory against Rocky Bayou Christian in the Gator home opener.
As would be the case throughout the year, the Gators played a physical, ball control game in picking up the wins.
The Gators pounded the ball behind a physical offensive line led by senior Taylor Brown. Quarterback Adam Crowson and D.J. Thomas quickly made their presence felt in the wins.
Baker did suffer a key loss when junior Ben Crowson suffered a broken arm in the opener and was lost for the year. Crowson, who was slated to play linebacker on the Gator defense, also was expected to back up his brother, Adam, at quarterback.
After getting off to the quick start, the Gators were 4-4 the rest of the year.
Baker�s first loss of the season came in week three, when a ranked Holmes County team visited Doug Griffith Memorial Stadium, flexing its muscles. The Blue Devils beat the Gators 54-14 in what became Baker�s worst loss of the season.
Baker had another setback against Holmes County when Adam Crowson received a concussion that sidelined him for Baker�s week-four game against West Gadsden.
With both Adam and Ben Crowson sidelined, Brunson called on sophomore quarterback Jon Beck to make his first varsity start at West Gadsden.
Beck was up to the task of leading the Gator offense as Baker pounded out a 35-3 win over the Panthers.
The win over West Gadsden was followed by a loss at Bozeman, and Baker was 3-2 entering district play as the Gators hosted Freeport.
For the second straight year, the Gators and Bulldogs battled tooth and nail. For the second straight year, Freeport took a close � 41-34 � win.
The Gators stepped out of district play in week seven to host Sneads for Homecoming 2012. There was plenty to celebrate, as Baker beat the Pirates 28-14.
It was back to district play in week eight as Baker traveled to rival Jay for �The War of Highway 4.�
Any Baker player or fan will tell you that the next best thing to making the playoffs is beating the Royals � and that�s just what the Gators did as they took care of business in a 48-21 win to improve to 5-3 on the season and 1-1 in district play.
The Gators got a much-needed open date the next week as they prepared to take on District 1-1A powerhouse Northview in week 10. The Chiefs brought a roster loaded with college prospects into Doug Griffith Memorial Stadium and Brunson acknowledged Baker needed a perfect game to pull off the upset.
The Gators played a near perfect first quarter and took an early 6-0 lead. Numerous times in the first half, Brunson rolled the dice and went for a first down just to keep Northview off the field.
The strategy worked well for a while, but in the end, the Chiefs were too talented and had too much depth as they handed the Gators a 40-6, eliminating them from the playoffs.
For the season�s final game, Baker traveled to Vernon to take on the Yellow Jackets.
D.J. Thomas was within striking distance of a 1,000-yard season rushing. A win would assure the Gators a 6-4 season, marking the first time in more than a decade that Baker had produced back-to-back winning seasons.
When the final horn sounded, the Gators had a 42-20 win and Thomas had his 1,000-yard season.
Adam Crowson graduates in the spring, and the Gators lose Taylor Brown, Cody Chunn, Taylor Carlisle and several other key players to graduation.
Nevertheless, things are looking up for the Gators.
Thomas will be a senior next year, and a healthy Ben Crowson should return to battle Beck for the starting quarterback position.
Richard Stroheker and Austin Martin also return at running back for the Gators, giving Brunson the core of a team that should again be in the mix for a playoff spot.
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- "And now — Piertotum Locomotor! Hogwarts is threatened! Man the boundaries, protect us, do your duty to our school!"
- —Minerva McGonagall enchants the school's suits of armour[src]
Onslaught at the Viaduct was one of the first conflicts of the Battle of Hogwarts. Shortly after Lord Voldemort and his Death Eaters managed to break the protective enchantments around Hogwarts Castle at midnight of 2 May, 1998, the Death Eaters and giants charged into the Castle via the Viaduct, where enchanted suits of armour were stationed. The Death Eater forces were no more than delayed, and managed to make their way through the Viaduct into the Viaduct Courtyard.
Background information
After Lord Voldemort's ultimatum to give him Harry Potter, who was at the Castle, the Hogwarts forces started organising their defences and preparing themselves for battle. Professor McGonagall enchanted the school's suits of armour, and dispatched them to the school boundaries.[1]
They did so, and left into the Viaduct where they stood in defensive formation, awaiting the Death Eaters' attack.[2]
The conflict
- "GET INSIDE! Take cover! TAKE COVER!"
- —Minerva McGonagall urges the Hogwarts defenders to get into the Entrance Hall as the magical protections around the Castle are broken[src]
At midnight, the Death Eaters started the attack on Lord Voldemort's orders, effectively breaking the protective enchantments around the school. As the giants made their way into the Viaduct the Viaduct Courtyard came under fire of the Death Eaters' curses, exploding much of the cloister. The suits of armour struggled against the giants on the Viaduct, managing to floor one, but they too came under Death Eater fire.[2]
This attack had a positive result for the Death Eaters, who managed to advance to just outside the Castle, and destroy much of the school's army of suits of armour. The Hogwarts defenders were overwhelmed by the suddenness and intensity of this initial attack. However, should be noted that many giants and Death Eaters were killed by the statues.[2]
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (video game)
Notes and references
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Chapter 30 (The Sacking of Severus Snape)
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2

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Panel offers tribute to Franklin
A panel of Princeton scholars will pay tribute to John Hope Franklin, the groundbreaking historian and African American studies pioneer, at 4:30 p.m. Monday, April 20, in 101 Friend Center.
Franklin, who died in March at age 94, wrote what is considered the seminal text on the African American experience, "From Slavery to Freedom," and produced research that influenced the 1954 Brown vs. Board of Education ruling, which desegregated the nation's public schools. Franklin was a professor emeritus of history at Duke University at the time of his death.
The panel will include: Cornel West, the Class of 1943 University Professor in African American Studies; Tera Hunter, professor of history and African American studies; Emily Mann, artistic director of the McCarter Theatre; and Stanley Katz, lecturer with the rank of professor in public and international affairs. The discussion will be moderated by Joshua Guild, assistant professor of history and African American studies.
The event is sponsored by the Center for African American Studies, the Department of History and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.


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To do: Galvanized Jazz Band performs beneath the canopy in Stamford
Entertainment and adventures await. Here are some of the best bets for the weekend and week ahead.
The Galvanized Jazz Band, which features an ensemble of Connecticut musicians (including those from Trumbull, Milford and Ansonia), will perform at the Bartlett Arboretum and Gardens in Stamford on Sunday as part of its summer concert series. The two-hour show begins at 5 p.m. Visitors are invited to bring a blanket or chairs, a light refreshment. Then sit back and enjoy. You pay $5 if you are a member, $10 if you are not or you are younger than 12. This is a return trip for the band, which blends multiple styles, including New Orleans jazz, stomps, rags and popular songs from the past century. For more information, call 203-322-6971 or visit www.bartlettarboretum.org.
Wild times:
See the diversity of nature when the Wild World of Animals rolls up to the Palace Theatre in Stamford (61 Atlantic St.) on Tuesday. Birds of prey, a scorpion, reptiles and mammals will share the stage with their trainers for this one-hour show, which begins at 10:30 a.m. For information on tickets, call 203-325-4466 or visit http://www.scalive.org.
Art on view:
The Rowaytown Arts Center (http://www.rowaytonartscenter.org) will host a free awards reception from 4 to 6 p.m., Sunday, for its new exhibition focusing on marine and coastal art. Come meet the artists and enjoy part of the day at this seaside community. If you go early, you can make at stop at the Rowayton Historical Society in Pinkney Park, open from 1 to 4 p.m. that day, and get a sense of what the area was like when the Roton Point Amusement Park was going strong. For more information, visit http://www.rowaytonhistoricalsociety.org.
Meanwhile, the Greenwich Art Society's member exhibition, "Picking Up the Pieces" enters its second week at the Flinn Gallery at Greenwich Library, 101 West Putnam Ave., Greenwich. See the pieces that caught the eyes of juror Laura Phipps, associate curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City. Viewing hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Wednesday; 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday.
Patriotic pop:
Although most area towns have already celebrated Independence Day, you still have a chance to enjoy some fire in the sky at Greenwich's fireworks displays on Saturday evening beginning at dusk. They will take place at Binney Park and Greenwich Point Park. Rain date is Sunday. For more information visit http://www.greenwichct.org.
`The Big Lebowski'
Finally, a perennial favorite returns to Stamford's Avon Theatre next week, as part of its ongoing Cult Classics series. "The Big Lebowski" is a 1998 film by the Coen brothers starring Jeff Bridges. It is indeed a cult favorite, spawning an entire fest that will be held July 19-20 in Louisville, Ky. The film will be featured during a 15th anniversary screening at the Avon on Thursday, July 11. For ticket information, visit http://www.avontheatre.org.
I'm waiting for the cult series to bring back a performance by one of my favorite movie monsters, Godzilla.
Until then ...
Farther afield:
A medley of music: Dave Mason brings his "Unplugged" trio to downtown Westport Saturday, toting a set list of stripped-down classic hits ("Feelin' Alright," "We Just Disagree") and new songs. He will perform on Jesup Green as part of the Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts summer series. His concert, one of the few requiring a ticket, helps keep most of the series free. The English-born singer, songwriter and accomplished guitarist first rose to fame in the late 1960s as a member of Traffic, which was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004. For more information, or to purchase tickets ($100 VIP, $45 adults, $35.00 students and seniors), visit http://levittpavilion.com or call 866-811-4111.
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#1 The most accurate atomic clock of its kind in the world is unveiled today
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World's most accurate clock unveiled improve the accuracy of navigation around the world.
Experimental design based on a single mercury ion which is better than 1 second in 400 million years,
The most accurate atomic clock of its kind is unveiled today, marking a new leap forward in efforts to synchronise telecom networks and deep-space communications, as well improve the accuracy of navigation around the world.
JILA's strontium atomic clock is now the world's most accurate clock based on neutral atoms
The new clock is based on a few thousand strontium atoms trapped in grids of laser light and is twice as accurate the current US time standard based on a "fountain" of caesium atoms.
This clock tops previous records for accuracy in clocks based on atoms. Although not as accurate as an experimental design based on a single mercury ion (a charged mercury atom), which is better than 1 second in 400 million years, technology to interconnect so called "neutral atom" clocks, such as the strontium one, into a "clock of clocks" promises to make them the most precise of all.
Ultra cold atoms are the "pendulums" for atomic clocks because they only absorb highly precise frequencies of light and, because a frequency is the number of oscillations per second, they can be used to measure the passing of time.
Because the strontium atoms absorb higher frequency light than earlier clocks, which rely on longer microwaves, these optical clocks have shorter and more accurate "ticks" - 430 trillion per second.
The next-generation atomic clock is reported today in the journal Science by Dr Jun Ye and colleagues at JILA, a joint institute of the Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the University of Colorado at Boulder.
The team could link the new clock with existing clocks, using a special fibre optic link, which is crucial if the new clock is to be used as a timekeeping standard, since that has to depend on polling the ticks of lots of clocks.
The JILA and NIST are home to optical clocks based on a variety of atoms, including strontium, calcium, mercury, aluminum, and ytterbium, each offering different advantages
Oh great - the monkey on our back is now even more accurate.At Coretta Scott King's funeral in early 2006, Ethel Kennedy, the widow of Robert Kennedy, leaned over to him and whispered, "The torch is being passed to you." "A chill went up my spine," Obama told an aide. (Newsweek)
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Stephen Hawking to unveil strange new way to tell the time
Prof Stephen Hawking is to unveil a remarkable £500,000 clock with no hands that pays tribute to the world's greatest clockmaker.
One clock made by the legendary John Harrison, the pioneer of longitude, took 36 years to build and he was still calibrating it when he died at his home in London on March 24, 1776, his 83rd birthday.
The Corpus Clock has been invented and designed by Dr John Taylor for Corpus Christi College Cambridge for the exterior of the college's new library building.
It will be unveiled next week (19th Sept) by Prof Stephen Hawking, cosmologist and author of the global bestseller, A Brief History of Time.
Dr Taylor, an inventor and horologist who studied at the College in the 1950s has put £500,000 of his own money and seven years into the project.
"One of my heroes is John Harrison," he says.
Of Harrison's many innovations, he came up with the 'grasshopper escapement', explained Dr Taylor, referring to the device used by Harrison to turn rotational motion into a pendulum motion for timekeeping.
"No one knows how a grasshopper escapement works, so I decided to turn the clock inside out and, instead of making the escapement 35 mm across, it is 1.5 m across," said Dr Taylor.
He calls the new version of the escapement a 'Chronophage' (time-eater) - "a fearsome beast which drives the clock, literally "eating away time".
It is the largest Grasshopper escapement of any clock in the world.
advertisementThe Chronophage "hypnotises the watcher with its perpetual motion, punctuated by an extraordinary repertoire of slow blinks, jaw-snaps and stings from its tail," says Dr Taylor.
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Clock from 1776 just goes on and on, Harrison's Late Regulator clock
The final masterpiece of the world's greatest clockmaker is to be put through its paces at last, 230 years after it was finished, to see if it fulfils its maker's specifications.
The priceless Late Regulator clock took John Harrison, the pioneer of longitude, 36 years to build and he was still calibrating it when he died at his home in London on March 24, 1776, his 83rd birthday.
Harrison believed that the Late Regulator would vary by only a second every 100 days and a trial has started at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, to see if it was capable of the feat, which was first managed by an electro-mechanical timepiece in the 1920s.
The Late Regulator, also known as the RAS Regulator, because it is on loan from the Royal Astronomical Society, has been restored to its former glory to coincide with the opening at the observatory on Wednesday of a series of new galleries dedicated to time and space.
The timepiece's blend of lignum vitae wood, brass, bronze and steel components was designed to compensate for changes in temperature and atmospheric pressure over the seasons.
Jonathan Betts, the head of horology at the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, said: "Originally Harrison used the movement of stars past a neighbour's chimney and his window frame to measure the effects of calibration, to see if the Late Regulator ticked with the same regularity in the summer as the winter. It was a huge task and very time-consuming."
To calibrate the clock, albeit with the help of modern technology, Mr Betts has had to decipher Harrison's last known manuscript, A Description Concerning Such Mechanism as Will Afford a Nice or True Mensuration of Time.
Mr Betts said: "On first reading it sounds like gibberish but some of the concepts were new, so he had to invent names for them, such as dominion."
Harrison went against the grain of contemporary thinking by using large pendulum swings, enlarging the pendulum's "dominion" to reduce errors.
The clock has been installed on an ultra-stable concrete mounting for the observatory test.
"A lot of Harrison fans are keen to know how it will do," Mr Betts said.
Harrison used his clocks as time standards for the marine chronometers he had pioneered to deliver accuracy great enough to allow the determination of longitude at sea.
It was his fourth timekeeper, known today as H4, that finally won him the £20,000 Longitude Prize, a fortune for those days because the project was the greatest scientific, economic and political problem of the age.
The Late Regulator would have been used as the time standard for the H6 pocket timekeeper - "the lesser watch", as he called it.
The Jesuits started this idiocy - blame them.At Coretta Scott King's funeral in early 2006, Ethel Kennedy, the widow of Robert Kennedy, leaned over to him and whispered, "The torch is being passed to you." "A chill went up my spine," Obama told an aide. (Newsweek)
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Published in 2014 – Ann Oncol (2014) 25 (suppl 3): iii57-iii69.
Authors: P. Fenaux, D. Haase, G. F. Sanz, V. Santini, C. Buske
Myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS) are clonal haematopoietic stem cell (HSC) disorders predominating in the elderly, with a median age at diagnosis of ~70 years. The aetiology of MDS is known in only 15% of cases. The first clinical practice guidelines from ESMO cover the diagnosis and management of these rare syndromes and also include information on cytomorphology, cytogenetics, prognosis and risk assessment and supportive care.


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If you checked out my 101 Valentines Ideas for Under $5, you get the idea how easy it can be to turn just about anything into a fun Valentine with a little creativity. Like these erasers I found in the $1 aisle of Target last spring:
Which were packaged six for a $1:
I didn't immediately think "Valentines" when I came across these (after all, they aren't a Valentine item). But I knew they would make some sort of fun, inexpensive and useful prize/favor for a whole class so I couldn't pass it up.
I decided to make some tags and put the erasers and tags in a little craft bag. I made the tags on the computer then printed and cut them out. They say: "From there to here, from here to there, I'll be your Valentine anywhere!" It was a tie between that and "In the east or in the west, 'make no mistake' Valentine, I like you best!" But to be honest I'm tired of the puns right now.
These little craft bags are available (250/$4.99) at Hobby Lobby (don't forget your coupon) and they keep everything together nicely:
The tag, bag, plus eraser makes these Valentines about 20 cents each:
How fun is that?! A Valentines with zero calories. =D
Hope you're inspired to make some one of a kind Valentines, too!
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Books are always a good choice for toddlers, and this one in particular is sure to become a fast favorite. "Gallop!" by Rufus Butler Seder uses a new technology called Scanimation to bring the pictures this page-turner to life. It's fascinating to watch the horse gallop in it's frame, and the sturdy pages can withstand plenty of toddler attention.
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Report of the Board of Regents Task Group on the Presidential SearchUniversity of Hawaiʻi
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The Task Group on the Presidential Search is providing this report and a recommendation to the Board of Regents of the University of Hawaiʻi.
In September 2005, the BOR raised the issue of asking Interim President David McClain to consider appointment for an extended period of time after he received an outstanding rating by unanimous vote of the BOR at his one-year review. After an initial conversation, Interim President McClain counseled us to proceed with the search because he believed a national search was the best practice for the selection of a president. In late November 2005, Interim President McClain officially announced that he would not be a candidate in the search, noting that in his view a full term as president involves at least a seven-year commitment, one which he and his wife, Wendie, are not prepared to make. His statement read, "Wendie and I have been grateful for the opportunity to lead UH, and have found the experience to be very fulfilling. Still, there are other goals we'd like to try to achieve, some of a personal nature and some of which are professional and community-based." He went on to state, "if I were to be chosen as the UH president, it's likely that I'd only serve until 2009."
The suggestion that we had to do a national search was consistent with advice that former BOR Chair Patricia Lee received after seeking counsel from some national experts, as well as our accreditors, immediately after the termination of the former president nearly two years ago.
In mid-December 2005 the BOR office sent out a request for proposals to executive search firms specializing in high-level searches for colleges and universities. We received proposals from most of the top firms that conduct nationwide searches of this type.
The Task Group on the Presidential Search immediately began reviewing the credentials and proposals of the search firms that responded to our RFP. In early January, the task group selected two highly qualified national firms as our short list and scheduled interviews with them. These interviews were conducted in Honolulu in mid-January on separate days. The task group spent approximately six hours with each firm. These discussions were intense, enlightening and particularly helpful in further defining the range of roles and responsibilities of system presidents. Each firm also spent time separately with Interim President McClain to gain his perspective on the role of the system president. It should be noted that, according to these search firms, the job description for system presidents ranges from a coordinating executive with virtually no campus oversight to the situation we have in Hawaiʻi that of a statewide leader on all higher-education issues whose direct reports include all of the chancellors of campuses in the system.
After interviewing these two firms, the task group identified two tracks to follow simultaneously. We asked the BOR office to begin checking references for the two search firms we had interviewed, and we developed a short list of individuals whose counsel we wanted on the credentials of both search firms and, more importantly, on the roles and responsibilities of system presidents nationally. The individuals whose advice we sought included people who know the University of Hawaiʻi and/or have a credible comprehensive perspective on the role of the system presidents, such as Richard T. "Tom" Ingram, just-retired president of the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges, and Ray Cotton, a nationally recognized attorney specializing in higher-education issues. The task group conducted lengthy teleconferences with each of these individuals during the last week of January and first week of February.
From these discussions we gained some new information—
- There is no "best practice" method for selecting a system president because there are so many versions of the position, each tailored to the circumstances and priorities of a particular set of higher-education institutions.
- System presidents are quite different, in all of these versions, from campus chancellors who have direct campus leadership roles and responsibilities.
- It is extraordinarily challenging to find outstanding system presidents, because they often combine business savvy and leadership with strong academic credentials. In other words, you don't look for people like these only in the upper echelons of academia.
- Finally, all of the people we spoke with, including the search firms, asked us why we weren't trying to convince David McClain to remain on the job. When we explained that we wanted to do things properly and we had been advised that a search was the only way to do that, we got some interesting feedback, including the following:
- "Your chances of finding another system president who you would rate ʻoutstanding' are less than 50 percent."
- "Someone who has been doing the job extremely well for almost two years should not have to participate in a cattle call to keep the job; the BOR should just appoint him."
- "If I were in your shoes, I would not proceed with a search until I knew the door was absolutely nailed shut with David McClain."
- "No matter who tells you what to do, you have to do what is best for your university system and follow your instincts."
The task group concluded by asking Kitty Lagareta and Al Landon to meet with David McClain to discuss some of the new information the task group had acquired in its research and to see if the door was indeed "nailed shut."
On Friday, February 10, Kitty Lagareta and David Iha, secretary to the board, conducted teleconferences with Ralph Wolff of the Western Assocaiton of Schools and Colleges and Barbara Beno of the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges. The purpose of these conversations was to let our accreditors know that the task group was planning to recommend to the Board of Regents that David McClain be appointed president of the University of Hawaiʻi. Both Ralph Wolff and Barbara Beno expressed their full support and endorsement of this plan.
With all of this in mind, the Task Group on the Presidential Search officially recommends to the BOR that it suspend the national search for the university president. The task group further recommends that the BOR appoint two individuals, BOR Chair Kitty Lagareta and task group member and Regent Al Landon, to offer David McClain an appointment as president of the University of Hawaiʻi and to negotiate mutually acceptable terms and conditions.


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squirt in PA/NJ?someone i know is looking for a place to get squirt in new jersey or eastern PA. the only place i remember seeing it in this area is in a mexican grocery store. of course i see it many places in the midwest, south and even northwest now. does anyone know the closest place to NJ to get cases of it?
i know there was a post on this years back, but i'm looking for more up to date info. has anyone seen it in a shoprite or wegman's recently?
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Fusion, I thought you might have some info. . .Your response was very impressive and helpful.
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Wegmans and others have 2 liter bottles of Squirt in the Scranton/Wilkes Barre area.
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Closest I can reliably do for you is Harford County, Maryland. Canada Dry distributorships in Northern NJ, Southern NJ, Northern Delaware/Eastern MD don't carry it. Not sure about Davis Beverages out of Allentown (they are as far down as Harrisburg, and come as far east as Chester County -- I think they stop at Oxford PA, though). I am sure they at least used to carry it, but I have not been in their territory in a while, so I cannot confirm if they still do. I used to go to the Parkesburg (West Sadsbury Twp) Walmart on Route 30 until they opened a supercenter in Oxford (where I go to get my sucrose Coke if I can find it buried among all the hfcs stuff).
If you are willing to make the drive to Harford County, here is my best advice:
Go to the Mars Supermarket in Aberdeen. It is the easiest to get to off the highway, and is not super busy, so it is always in stock. They still sell 20oz 6pks in all the DPS flavors, which were just on sale (ended Tuesday) for 5/$11. I grabbed a 6pk for myself last night. They only carry it in 6 pack 20oz.
It's right off of 95 south, exit #85. Go east on 22, you will see the store on the right side in a shopping center. The Shoprite across the street will not have it. When they switched from being independent to Shoprite, they got rid of 6pk 20oz.
The drawbacks - $4 toll each way at MD/DE line, which you can bypass, and an $8 one-way toll at the Susquehanna River, which you could bypass, but it would put you in rural Harford and Cecil County and then to Chester County... you would take US Route 1. I-95 and US 40 both have a toll to cross the river going northbound/eastbound.
Other option is Pepsi Bottling Ventures out of Harrington DE. They come as far north as Smyrna DE. They do 12 packs and 2 liters. I assume they are still doing it, I have not been in their territory in a long time. They also carry Cheerwine.
I usually just drive down DE Route 1 to Dover to the Walmart Supercenter there, or further down to Camden to their Supercenter. There are tolls, but not as high. There are two mainline tolls that are $1 each way, which goes to $2 each way on the weekends (Friday 7pm-Sunday 11pm). Exit tolls in between are 50 cents, and do not increase on the weekends. So you could pay $1.50 to go each way between I-95 and the Dover store, or $2 each way to Camden. Both stores are on 13, which is the "old" north-south route before Route 1 was completed. It is also toll-less, but takes longer due to reduced speeds and traffic lights.
To get to the Dover store, 95 to DE Route 1 south. Take exit #104 (North Dover). This will put you on Scarborough Road. When you get to 13, go right (north). The store is up a little bit on the right side. Also, across the street is a Redner's.
For Camden, take exit 97. This is a pretty long exit ramp, well, more like a road. It's called the Puncheon Run Connector - it connects 1 to 13. Anyway, it will eventually dump you out onto 13 at a traffic light. Make a left (south), follow for a bit, Walmart is on the right. There is also a Safeway and a Target if you would take 13 north to the 13/113 merge, but I think you will get better pricing at Walmart. There is also an Acme right in front of Dover Downs/Dover International Speedway, and an Acme in Smyrna.
That should about cover it. If you need any more info, just ask.
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The early 21st century saw Pantera singer Phil Anselmo launch several side projects, including Necrophagia, Viking Crown, Christ Inversion, Southern Isolation, and Superjoint Ritual. The latter group is comprised of guitarists Jim Bower and Kevin Bond, drummer Joseph Fazzio, with none other than Hank Williams III on ba** (Anselmo handled both vocal and ba** duties for the group's recordings, but opted to concentrate solely on vocals for the group's live shows). According to Bower, the members of Superjoint Ritual approached the writing and recording of their debut with "the perfect 15-year-old mentality of having everything loud, everything on 10, getting loaded, and letting whatever happens, happen." Recorded at a rehearsal space turned recording studio in Anselmo's backyard, the sessions were produced by former Ugly Kid Joe member Dave Fortman (who has turned into quite a producer of ultra heavy bands - Eyehategod, Soilent Green, etc.). May of 2002 saw the release of the quintet's debut, Use Once and Destroy, an album that reflected such influences as Black Flag, Righteous Pigs, Celtic Frost, and Voivod, among others. Superjoint Ritual supported the album with a summer tour the same year. ~ Greg Prato br /br /br /br /br /br /br /br /, All Music Guide


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Simone has worked in many different industries around the world. She has owned companies, created them, managed them, changed them all with an enthusiasm to invite people to a different possibility in the world.
"I grew up with the question of 'Imagine what you would do if you knew you could not fail?' – to me you cannot fail, failure is just the start of something new" says Simone.
Simone has always believed that anything is possible and desired to inspire people to choose everything they could.
"True leadership is knowing where you are heading and not allowing anyone to stop you. You have to know what you wish to create." Simone is the worldwide coordinator of Access Consciousness, a forever expanding company in over 176 countries.
Simone is the author of JOY OF BUSINESS translated into 13 languages, best-selling book GETTING OUT OF DEBT JOYFULLY translated into 5 languages and RELATIONSHIP. ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT ONE? co-authored with Brendon Watt.
Simone currently travels the world facilitating seminars with Access Consciousness. She also has numerable online courses and is always asking for more possibilities to show up. You can find Simone every week on her podcast – The Art & Industry of Business & Living available here and iTunes.
Access has been such an amazing gift in my life, so I wish to invite you to empower yourself to show up more in life. Access can assist you in every part of your life. You are an infinite being and a great and glorious creator. Claim, own and acknowledge it. You are a gift to you and everyone else the more you claim your total perceiving, knowing, being and receiving in life.
For me, receiving was something so alien to me… I remember the first time Gary suggested that "if I was more open to receiving I would have more fun in life, make more money and everything would be easier"… I truly thought this man was mad or what he was saying was so strange to me, I did not believe that I was allowed to receive. I thought it was all about giving. Now have you ever experienced receiving from gifting? Most people operate from the give & take program... what if you were to function from gifting & receiving? What would that look like?
You're reading this website so my perception is you are already asking the universe and yourself questions….
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Výběr z možností je tam, kde začnete vidět, co je pro vás skutečně možné tím, že jste odlišní a jak tím budete s ještě větší lehkostí. Tento kurz je facilitován spoluautory Access Consciousness Garyho Douglasem a Dr. Dainem Heerem, spolu se Simone Milasas a Brendonem Wattem. Během tří dnů získáte přístup do prostoru, kde začnete rozpoznávat své schopnosti nekonečného bytí.


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GIIS was founded in 2002 with just 48 students on Mount Sophia in Singapore. We have since grown to span seven countries across Asia, with campuses in Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, Thailand, UAE, Vietnam and India. During this time, we've emerged as a leading international school offering Indian and international curricula to students from diverse backgrounds.
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At GIIS, we have an ambitious vision: to become a global role model for teaching and learning. We nurture our students to be leaders who are committed to excellence, are honest and adaptable and who have a constant ambience for learning. Our high quality education which is imparted by globally experienced and caring teachers build strong values and virtues which aids our students to develop an all rounded personality.
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With the mission to cultivate and nurture young minds into global leaders of the future, the Singapore-based Global Schools Foundation was founded in 2002. Following high standards in governance, established academic criteria, and well-administered management processes, the Foundation has completed more than 14 exemplary years marked by international recognition for achieving excellence in school education.
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Woman and nature: the roaring inside her
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A West Coast feminist and poet draws from myth, legend, history, religion, sociology, science, and other sources to trace the evolution of attitudes toward and perceptions of women and nature
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The hotel is just a few minutes on foot from the Palacio de la Magdalena, the palatial setting for festivals, congresses and exhibitions, and also from the Casino del Sardinero and the Royal Tennis Society. Menéndez Pelayo International University is also a stone's throw from the hotel.
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Harmony ousted Seabreeze from the state playoffs with a 5-1 win Saturday in the Region 2-4A semifinals.
Harmony 5, Seabreeze 1
HARMONY — Seabreeze's incredible run through the postseason ended Saturday with a 5-1 loss to Harmony in the Region 2-4A semifinals.
The Sandcrabs (16-4-4) rolled through three games in the district tournament then the regional quarterfinals without allowing a goal, but ran into a high-powered, physical Longhorns (16-1-1) squad that was ranked fourth in the state and eighth in the nation by website Maxpreps.
The Sandcrabs trailed 2-0 at the break and finally connected on a Stephanie Wyatt goal off an Elizabeth Staley assist. But the Longhorns used physical play to keep the Sandcrabs at bay.
"They were kind of like Winter Springs in that they were a very physical team, and we had quite a few injuries in the game," Seabreeze coach Frank O'Donnell said. "We had three girls that had to come off the field during the game, and then (leading scorer) Annie Gelnaw did not play because she twisted her ankle in practice.
"I'm not making excuses, though. They were a good team."
The Sandcrabs didn't catch many breaks either. They had a shot hit the cross bar and another carom off the post in the second half.
"We had four excellent opportunities in the first half, and in the second half hit the cross bar and a post," O'Donnell said. "We had opportunities, and they just didn't go in."
This was a rematch of last season's regional semifinals when Seabreeze walked away a 3-0 winner before falling to Lakeland George Jenkins in the next round.
Harmony advanced to face the George Jenkins-Wesley Chapel Winegrass Ranch winner at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the regional finals.


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by Carol Politi
Discovery Girls Magazine is running a great contest for mothers and daughters – with an opportunity to win a trip to New York City! (It actually includes two round trip airline tickets, hotel for a night, a photo shoot with your daughter – and a feature on the back cover of Discovery Girls magazine).
I love the entry requirements for this contest. From their site: "You and your mom must each tell us why your relationship is special. What do you do that's different and extra-special to keep your relationship close and loving? Tell us your secret! We want details!"
Fun & a great opportunity to talk – and to have fun making a video – with your daughter.
In the meantime, if you are a mom of a tween girl, take a look at the Discovery Girls magazine and website – and their companion Discover Your Daughter site. These sites are dedicated to helping girls and their moms navigate through the tween and young teen years. Discover your Daughter has a great article on managing technology use called "Is Your Daughter Addicted To Technology". This is a great read given the recent news from the Kaiser Family Foundation study that discussed kids media use (7 hours and 38 minutes a day on average!).


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Second phase of 50 Orchard Street about to break ground 29-JUN-05
Construction of the second phase of 50 Orchard Street, a handsome new construction development, on the Lower East Side is expected to break ground next month.
The recently completed first phase consists of 9 condominium apartments in a 8-story building.
The second phase will consist of a 10-story addition that will house an additional 25 condominium apartments and it is expected to be completed in about a year-and-a-half, according to Michael Muroff, the architect for the entire project for Voyager Management.
The first phase has one- and two-bedroom units ranging in size from about 850 to 1,200 square feet. Some of units in the second phase will be triplex apartments with double-height living rooms, according to Mr. Muroff.
The buildings façade is varied in its fenestration pattern and section colors that range from light yellow to beige to pale gray green.
The building is not far south from Gus's Pickles and the Lower East Side Tenement Museum at 97 Orchard Street to the north. The building is just to the north of the very attractive, red-brick PS 42 on Hester Street.
Orchard Street is the center of the Lower East Sides fashion district, whose most famous store is S. Beckstein Fabrics, which is on Orchard Street north of Delancey Street.


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A mace was a club or staff used in the Middle Ages as a defensive weapon. It had a spiked head that could penetrate a suit of armor and could be used against a foe in hand-to-hand combat. Later the mace, often made of precious metal and decorated with jewels, came to be merely symbolic of power or authority. It was carried by a mace bearer in procession before a public official or laid on a table before a legislative body. Governors of some of the American colonies seemed to have considered use of the mace to be significant in reflecting their position as a representative of the Crown.
The earliest mace bearer noted in North Carolina records was Daniel Dupree (or Dupee), recommended for the post by the colonial Assembly in October 1756 and commissioned by Governor Arthur Dobbs. Whether North Carolina acted before its southern neighbor to acquire a mace is not known, but the South Carolina mace, which it still owns, was made in that year by a London goldsmith, Magdelene Feline. In 1760 the North Carolina Assembly was one member short of having a quorum present when an important vote was about to be taken. The member was at home ill, so the Speaker, accompanied by the mace bearer, went to the bedside of the absent member to record his vote. With the beginning of the American Revolution, the mace ceased to be used in any official way.
Walter Clark, ed., State Records of North Carolina, vol. 22 (1907).
William S. Powell, ed., Correspondence of William Tryon and Other Selected Papers (1980-81).
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Secrets of Financial Survivors
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I found a recent interview with author Ben Sherwood to be so compelling that I couldn't wait to read his new book, The Survivors Club. This book reveals the hidden sides of surviving car accidents, violent crimes and serious illnesses, giving insight into why some people beat the odds while others don't and why some people bounce back and others give up. In the end, based on pretty amazing research, Sherwood reveals how anyone can become the kind of person who survives and thrives.
I couldn't help but mark certain passages as I flew through one chapter after another and found principles that relate perfectly to surviving financial challenges like unemployment, soaring interest rates, rising prices through inflation, the cost of college or any number of other financial challenges so many people face these days.
The First Rule: Everyone is a Survivor. "Survivors keep going," says Sherwood, "despite opposition and setbacks. They may want to quit, but they still persevere." Some financial survivors even manage to excel under the worst circumstances. They make the most of misfortune. This first rule brings to mind a reader who calls herself "Grits." Through a series of life challenges, she has found herself living on about $10,000 a year. You read that right. Still, she has managed to pull herself out of debt, lives below her means and is about as joyful and full of life as anyone I know. You can read her Turning Point story in the June 09 issue of the Debt-Proof Living newsletter.
The Second Rule: It's Not All Relative. When it comes to adversity, says Sherwood, we're all prone to making comparisons. Which is worse? Losing your home through foreclosure or filing for bankruptcy a second time? Losing out on a job because your credit score is so low or having your deadbeat nephew default on a car loan you cosigned? While some challenges appear to be worse than others are, when you're going through your own financial ordeal, it doesn't make any difference where it ranks on some expert's chart of financial crises. Whatever crisis you are facing right now is just as big a deal as anyone else's.
The Third Rule: You're Stronger Than You Know. I didn't have to read The Survivors Club to know that, when faced head-on with a life-changing financial crisis, ordinary people can do extraordinary things. My mailbox proves that on a daily basis. Choosing not to file for bankruptcy and figuring out how to pay that mountain of debt; cutting the food bill to $50 a week for a family of four when the household income was suddenly slashed by 70 percent; downsizing from a spacious home to a postage-stamp sized apartment and finding joy in the move. These are the kinds of stories I read every day. These are people who, when faced with a problem, discovered they are a lot stronger than they ever would have imagined.
I consider myself a financial survivor. I repaid more than $100,000 of stupid credit card and other unsecured debt. It wasn't that I just woke up one day and decided I wanted to be free of that debt. I had to face a major life crisis. I had to pull myself up out of a complete meltdown. But I did it. I paid it all back, every dime, including all the interest and all the penalties. I didn't ask for a single concession. I survived! And I continue to survive every day, one day at a time. You can too!
Care to share your stories of survival, past or present? Please share them at moneyrulesdebtstinks.com. Your courage will empower others. Together, we can survive anything!
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Kinston heads to Fairmont, it's 2013 regional finals matchup, tonight at 7.
For weeks, Kinston�s been looking for a strong start.
Well, the Vikings nailed it Wednesday night. They soundly eliminated No. 12 Red Springs from the NCHSAA 2A state playoffs, 79-56.
And Mykel Hart starred in Act 1 of the victory.
As if the Red Devils needed any more punches after Brandon Ingram opened the game with a one-handed jam to spark a 14-2 Kinston run, Hart�s shot from the floor � his rear end against the actual hardwood � knocked Red Springs down early.
Hart tumbled to the baseline as he grabbed an offensive rebound with 4:48 left in the first quarter. Still sitting on the floor, he hurriedly made the decision to shoot or pass � and he made the right one when he looked up at the basket without hesitation, Red Devils swarming around him. His shot dropped flawlessly and rattled Viking Gym.
Hart�s unbelievable basket made him five-of-five from the floor to open his team-high tally of 20 points, adding 11 rebounds.
�I was right under the basket and none of my teammates were around me, so I had no choice but to throw it up there and it went,� Hart said of the wild shot. �(Starting off strong at this time of year) is important because we�re the defending state champs and we�re trying to bring home another championship and three-peat.�
Kinston (22-5) will go on the road to face the fourth-seeded Fairmont (20-5) tonight at 7. The last time the teams met, Kinston defeated the Golden Tornadoes, 68-41, in the 2013 regional finals in Fayetteville.
Fairmont advanced to the third round of state playoffs after at 78-57 victory over Edenton Holmes Wednesday, where five Fairmont players scored at least 10 points. Shyheim Hines recorded a team-high 16, a junior averaging about nine points for the Tornadoes this season.
Fairmont�s leading scorers, seniors Shamar Barfield and Jarrod Neal, score just over 10 points a game.
Ingram nearly doubles their point production with 20.
�Separation early�
Four players scored in double figures Wednesday night for the Vikings (22-5).
And during the post-season, Kinston�s depth has so far showed. When teams try to contain recruit Ingram, it broadens the floor for other Vikings options. Red Springs left Hart wide open down low for Kinston to go up, 36-8, in the second quarter.
The Vikings� third-round playoff introduction led to a 43-17 halftime lead.
�We knew (Red Springs was) tough and had a lot of weapons, so that was big for us to get that separation early,� Kinston coach Perry Tyndall said. �I think this time of year you�ve got to be ready to play. It�s not a seven-game series like the NBA. One bad night, we�re hanging our jerseys back up.
�The guys understand that, and I thought we came out really aggressive, (with) solid defense.�
But after the break, Red Springs started an attempted recovery.
The Devils came out for a quick eight points and with tight defense, as the momentum swayed their way. The rally was led byfreshmen Tavion Atkinson, who recorded three of his five steals in the third period, converting the trio of takes into points.
Red Springs forced several Kinston turnovers after halftime, including Eric Graham racing between a long overhead pass and dribbling it down to the Red Devils� hoop. He unselfishly passed over his shoulder to teammate Jamison Baker for the finish, proving RS had a little fight left in them.
But after being as down by as many as 28 early on, the first half was too damaging for Red Springs. The closest the Devilswould come was 18.
�First half, we did not play our basketball,� Red Springs coach Glenn Patterson said. �We came out in the second half, made some adjustments and tried to get back in the ball game, but the deficit was too deep for us to climb out of.�
Red Springs attempted seven 3-pointers over Kinston�s defense before the break.
�I don�t think the defense was that tough,� Patterson said. �I think we just settled for too many jump shots. They were not falling, and then we dropped our heads and we just didn�t get back.
�That hurt us.�
By halftime, Red Springs committed 10 team fouls to Kinston�s three.
Emotions continued to run high as Bakerreceived a technical immediately following his third personal foul, sending the Vikings to the line for four free throws.
Charity stripes were spread evenly across the Kinston roster, as the Vikings went 11-of-23 from the line. Red Springs hit six of their nine.
Jared Fosterregistered a game-high 25 points and grabbed five rebounds. Atkinson led on the glass with seven boards, but Kinston outrebounded the Red Devils, 38-30.
Red Springs finished its season with an 18-7 overall record, an effort to which the Patterson attributed the team�s �never quit�-mentality.
�This is the time of you when you want different guys stepping up different nights,� Tyndall said. �To advance, you�ve got to have guys stepping up in different games.�
Different from last year, Fairmont is hosting Kinston tonight in its own gym. They played at Fayetteville�s Crown Arena last year before the Vikings advanced to the championship.
The Tornadoes are undefeated at home (13-0) and own a five game winning streak. The Vikes have won 12 in a row entering tonight�s contest, but they hold a 6-2 away record this season.
Kinston has hosted five conference teams since falling at New Hanover, 63-58, in mid-January.
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Kinston (22-5) 22 21 16 20 � 79
J. Baker 3-11 0-0 0-6 4 6
A. West 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0
E. Graham 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0
T. Tucker 2-2 0-0 1-1 2 5
J. Foster 7-20 4-4 3-8 5 25
J. Chavis 2-11 0-2 0-3 1 4
M. Blue 3-3 0-0 0-0 6 6
T. Atkinson 4-11 2-3 0-3 7 10
J. Woods 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0
Totals 21-58 6-9 4-21 30 56
A. Berry 2-2 1-2 1-1 1 6
T. Canady 2-6 1-4 0-0 4 5
Q. Ham 3-5 0-0 1-2 0 5
A. Lopez 5-8 1-3 2-4 1 13
M. Davis 1-4 0-2 0-0 2 2
B. Ingram 4-13 4-8 0-0 8 12
M. Hart 9-15 2-2 0-0 11 20
Darnell Dunn 2-6 2-2 0-0 3 6
T. Jones 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0
Darius Dunn 5-10 0-0 0-2 2 10
V. Styles 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0
J. Fields 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0
D. Waters 0-1 0-0 0-0 1 0
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WINDERMERE, Fla. (Stockpickr) -- Professional traders running mutual funds and hedge funds don't just look at a stock's price moves; they also track big changes in volume activity. Often when above-average volume moves into an equity, it precedes a large spike in volatility.
Major moves in volume can signal unusual activity, such as
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Unusual volume can also be a major signal that hedge funds and momentum traders are piling into a stock ahead of a catalyst. These types of traders like to get in well before a large spike, so it's always a smart move to monitor unusual volume. That said, remember to combine trend and price action with unusual volume. Put them all together to help you decipher the next big trend for any stock.
With that in mind, let's take a look at
several stocks rising on unusual volume today.
Allscripts Healthcare Solutions
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is a provider of clinical, financial, connectivity and information solutions and related professional services to hospitals, physicians and post-acute organizations. This stock is trading up 4% at $12.94 in recent trading.
Today's Volume: 5.2 million
Average Volume: 3.2 million
Volume % Change: 223%
Shares of MDRX are soaring today after Bloomberg News, citing people familiar with the matter, reported that
was hired by Allscripts to explore a sale of the company.
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From a technical perspective, MDRX is gapping higher here with above-average volume. This move is quickly pushing MDRX within range of triggering a near-term breakout trade. That trade will hit once MDRX manages to take out its 200-day moving average of $14.09 with high volume.
Traders should now look for long-biased trades in MDRX as long as it's trending above $12.50, and then once it sustains a move or close above $14.09 with volume that's near or above 3.2 million shares. If that breakout triggers soon, then look for MDRX to fill some of its previous gap from April that started near $16.
Linear Technology
Linear Technology
designs, manufactures and markets a line of linear analog integrated circuits for companies worldwide. This stock is trading up 3.3% at $32.90 in recent trading.
Today's Volume: 3.1 million
Average Volume: 1.9 million
Volume % Change: 180%
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From a technical perspective, LLTC is trending notably higher here back above its 50-day moving average of $32.58 with above-average volume. This move is quickly pushing LLTC within range of challenging its 52-week high at $34.50.
Traders should now look for long-biased traders in LLTC as long as it's trending above its 50-day at $32.58 with strong upside volume flows. I would consider any upside volume day that registers near or above its three-month average volume of 1.9 million shares as bullish. IF LLTC can maintain that trend, then this stock will setup to re-test or possible take out its 52-week high of $34.50 in the near future.
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develops, markets, and supports enterprise portal applications that enable companies to unify their e-business infrastructure and conduct both interactions and transactions with employees, partners and customers. This stock is trading up 6.9% at $10.02 in recent trading.
Today's Volume: 166,000
Average Volume: 146,717
Volume % Change: 104%
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From a technical perspective, BVSN is bouncing hard here right off some near-term support at $9.25 with above-average volume. This bounce is also coming right above its 50-day moving average of $8.74.
Traders should now look for long-biased trades once BVSN manages to trigger its next major breakout trade. That trade will hit once BVSN clears some near-term overhead resistance at $11.96 with high volume. Traders should look for long-biased trades as long as BVSN is trending above $9.25, and then once it sustains a move or close above $11.96 with volume that's near or above 146,717 shares. If that breakout triggers soon, then look for BVSN to re-test or possibly take out its next major overhead resistance levels at $13.19 to $14.19, or possibly even $14.99.
To see more stocks rising on unusual volume, check out the
Stocks Rising On Unusual Volume
portfolio on Stockpickr.
-- Written by Roberto Pedone in Winderemere, Fla.
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GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- The Indians are hoping to turn last season's run to the postseason into multiple years of contention. Cleveland made it clear on Monday night that it believes outfielder Michael Brantley is a key to making that happen.
MLB.com has confirmed that the Indians have reached an agreement with Brantley on a four-year contract worth $25 million in guaranteed salary. The deal, which was first reported by Northeast Ohio Media Group, also includes a club option valued at $11 million for 2018.
"I'm happy to be a part of the Cleveland Indians right now," Brantley said during the team's Tribe Fest event last month. "I'm excited. We have a great group of guys in this locker room, and I'm just excited to be a part of it and put on this uniform."
The agreement covers all three years of Brantley's arbitration eligibility and one year of free agency. If exercised, the option for 2018 will keep the left fielder off the open market two years beyond his original eligibility. Brantley was eligible for arbitration for the first time this offseason, but his Feb. 17 hearing will no longer be needed.
All that awaits Brantley now is a news conference to officially announce the signing.
Pitchers and catchers are scheduled to report to Spring Training for the Tribe on Tuesday, but Cleveland's position players are not required to be in Arizona until Saturday. Following physicals for position players on Sunday, the Indians will hold their first full-squad workout next Monday.
According to CBSSports.com, Brantley's contract includes a signing bonus of $3.5 million that will be spread out over the life of the contract. The outfielder's salary breakdown will be $1.5 million in 2014, $5 million in '15, $6.5 million in '16 and $7.5 million in '17. The club option for '18 includes a $1 million buyout.
Brantley served as the Tribe's starting left fielder last season, moving out of center after the Indians signed Michael Bourn for that role. While bouncing up and down manager Terry Francona's lineup (the left fielder started games in eight of nine slots), he posted a .284/.332/.396 slash line to go along with 10 homers, 26 doubles, three triples, 73 RBIs, 17 stolen bases and 66 runs in 151 games.
Brantley was also one of Cleveland's top hitters in clutch situations last season, hitting .305 (.783 OPS) with two outs, .375 (.870 OPS) with runners in scoring position and .364 (.932 OPS) with two outs and RISP. Those numbers were only a touch above Brantley's career showing in each category: .294 (.770 OPS) with two outs, .314 (.810 OPS) with RISP and .313 (.865 OPS) with two outs and RISP.
Defensively, Brantley contributed 11 outfield assists and made no errors last season, extending his franchise-record outfield errorless streak to 245 games. During the 2012 season, Brantley was the Indians' starting center fielder, and he is currently the backup option behind Bourn.
Cleveland acquired Brantley as a player to be named in the 2008 trade that sent CC Sabathia to the Brewers. In parts of five Major League seasons with the Indians, Brantley has hit .277 with 26 home runs, 140 extra-base hits, 212 RBIs and 240 runs scored in 514 games. Over the past two seasons as a regular in the outfield, he has turned in a .286/.340/.399 slash line across 300 games.
Signing Brantley to a multiyear contract falls in line with Cleveland's trend of trying to lock up young core players. The Indians inked catcher Carlos Santana to a pre-arbitration five-year, $21 million deal (with a sixth-year option) in April 2012. Cleveland also signed shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera to a two-year extension early in the '12 season.
Among the team's other current players, extension candidates include starter Justin Masterson and second baseman Jason Kipnis. Cleveland has halted long-term talks with Masterson -- eligible for free agency next winter -- for now in order to focus on a one-year deal to avoid arbitration. The team explored a multiyear deal with Kipnis last offseason and might revisit the talks again this spring.


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"Unique and compelling . . . Jim Lehrer at once enlightens and entertains, deepening our understanding of the modern presidency while telling a splendid story. Tension City is engaging history from a fair-minded and insightful author who has himself become part of the nation's fabric."—Jon Meacham, Pulitzer Prize–winning author of American Lion
"Recreated with a wit and perspective that only a natural born storyteller can summon . . . Some of the most interesting presidential debates take place off-camera, around the reporters asking the questions . . . remember Bernie Shaw's jaw-dropping inquiry directed to Michael Dukakis about the hypothetical rape and murder of the candidate's wife? That's just one of the revelations that makes this the ultimate insider's account of what George H. W. Bush dubbed 'tension city.' It's all here—Gerald Ford's premature liberation of Poland; Ronald Reagan's way with one-liners; the well-honed empathy of Bill Clinton; and the multiple personalities of Al Gore."—Richard Norton Smith, author of The Colonel
"Jim Lehrer is a national monument, and this riveting book shows how he became America's moderator. Tension City is at once Lehrer's behind-the-blue-curtain account of his central role in almost a dozen presidential debates and an original, brisk inner history of recent American politics, combined with important lessons on how to moderate anything—all told in Lehrer's famously wry and authoritative voice. Each page of Lehrer's book benefits from his unparalleled experience as a key player, and his extraordinary ability to view these fabled confrontations with the detachment, insight, humor, and ironic sense of a wonderful writer."—Michael Beschloss, New York Times bestselling author of Presidential Courage


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For all the perceived problems and strife marriage can bring, there have to be some upsides. Here's one: if you're married, you're over three times more likely to survive heart surgery than someone who's single. Take that, bachelorhood.
While previous studies have suggested that marriage is related to decreased risk of early death, this study zeroed in on how it affects recovery from surgery. The researchers looked at 500 patients undergoing coronary bypass surgery, and found that those who were married were three times more likely to survive the first three months following it. Ellen Idler, one of the researchers, told Science Daily:
"That's a dramatic difference in survival rates for single people, during the most critical post-operative recovery period. We found that marriage boosted survival whether the patient was a man or a woman... The findings underscore the important role of spouses as caregivers during health crises."
Indeed, it's that basic reasoning behind the finding—that spouses provide an effective support network—that means the effect is extremely likely to apply across a broad range or surgeries, and not just those performed on the heart.
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- In the melee, Vergara's strapless dress fell down
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Modern Family star Sofia Vergara and her husband-to-be, Nick Loeb, certainly kicked off 2013 with a bang.
According to Page Six, the engaged couple caused a scene at Miami nightclub Story when they got into an altercation, resulting in Loeb getting kicked out of the club and Vergara suffering a wardrobe malfunction.
Witnesses tell Page Six that at the New Year's Eve party, hosted by Vergara's ex Chris Paciello, Loeb and the actress got into an argument and that he then got into a shoving match with patrons at a nearby table.
When Vergara tried to intervene, she was reportedly pushed and her strapless dress fell down in the melee, revealing her cleavage.
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(CNN) -- A father and son who tread water for more than 12 hours in the Atlantic Ocean before being rescued spent much of the time in the dark seas not knowing if the other was alive, authorities said Monday.
A U.S. Coast Guard rescue swimmer gives a thumbs up after reaching Chris Marino.
Walter Marino, 46, and his son Chris Marino, who has autism, were swimming in the Ponce Inlet, south of Daytona Beach, Florida, on Saturday when currents pulled the 12-year-old boy out to sea.
His father jumped in to try to save Chris but was also pulled out to sea.
Family members called 911, but by the time rescue units arrived, the father and son could no longer be seen, officials said.
The U.S. Coast Guard, the Volusia County Beach Patrol and the sheriff's office immediately launched a search-and-rescue mission using helicopters, boats and personal watercraft to try to find the Winter Park, Florida, father and son.
"[We were] floating," Walter Marino told CNN affiliate WKMG-TV after the rescue. "We were floating and just waiting for help to come." Watch the father thank rescuers »
Hoping to find the pair alive, the Coast Guard searched from Saturday night until early Sunday morning before suspending the search because of darkness, Coast Guard officials told CNN.
Coast Guard officials told Lt. j.g. David Birky that he would be part of a backup crew to relieve the team from the night before. Birky told CNN the crew was set to do a search when the sun came up, but received a call while they were en route that a good Samaritan boat found Walter Marino about 7:30 a.m.
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One key feature is an indexed micro-adjusting wheel that lets you dial in the router bit to a measurement or layout line – it's particularly useful when routing dados or grooves in combination with a guide rail or circle-cutting jig.
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