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Thousands of red-suited Santas braved the blustery snow Saturday, despite widespread criticism of the costumed pub crawl known as SantaCon.
New York City's SantaCon started Saturday morning in Tompkins Square Park in the East Village. Revelers then spread out through the city's bars and snowy streets.
This year's SantaCon took place amid criticism that the event has become too rowdy. Metro-North banned alcohol on its trains from noon Saturday to noon Sunday as a precaution.
Police were out in full force on Saturday to monitor the hordes of drunken Santas. Officers handed out fliers at subway stations and parks warning the Santas to remove their fake beards before entering bars.
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On its website, SantaCon describes itself as a "nonsensical Santa Claus convention'' that donates cash to the Food Bank for NYC and other local charities.
SantaCon participants were told to make charitable donations and encouraged to bring small gifts to bestow on one another and passers-by.

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Names matter. Below are four array methods from Apple's Cocoa framework, and the equivalent JavaScript methods:
Cocoa follows strong grammatical conventions which immediately convey the meanings of methods. Verb phrases ("addObject") perform an action and return nothing. Noun phrases ("arrayByAddingObject") return the noun so named, and generally do not have stateful effects unless the name suggests so. Expected arguments are clearly indicated by the name, in Smalltalk style. ("addObject" takes an object; "addObjectsFromArray" takes an array.) Most Cocoa code can thus be read and at least vaguely understood without documentation.
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This essay suggested some features and references that address these questions, but the questions matter more than my answers.
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In 31 years of the Havelock Chili Festival, we�ve come to learn a few things.
In 31 years of the Havelock Chili Festival, we�ve come to learn a few things.
It�s not all about the chili, though that is certainly good.
And, it�s not all about the chicken wings, which are also very good.
It�s not even about all the entertainment and activities that go on during the course of the two-day event.
The Havelock Chili Festival is about us, the people who make up this community. The festival provides us a chance to enjoy our fellowship and provides us an opportunity to celebrate who we are.
Sure, the city loves to welcome visitors and show them all the great things we have to offer. Certainly the festival has done its share of bringing in guests to Havelock.
But our biggest asset isn�t that we offer great chili, wings and entertainment. Our biggest asset is our people, and the festival allows us to show that off.
The cooks, vendors, business people and festival volunteers greeted everyone with smiles. The festival featured reunions of old friends and family, and allowed neighbors to enjoy activities together.
Families had a fun time together away from all the stresses of work, school and the chores of everyday life.
And the weather could not have been any more perfect � with a cool evening for the wings on Friday night and bright, sunny skies with pleasant temperatures for chili on Saturday.
It was Chamber of Commerce type weather, appropriate considering the work of the Havelock Chili Festival Committee and the Havelock Chamber of Commerce, which organize the event. Volunteers worked many hours to make the festival a success, and they have our appreciation. We can�t wait until next year.


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Kevin Gray's On Baseball: A.L. East gets more interestingBY KEVIN GRAY
New Hampshire Union Leader
December 10. 2012 10:29PM
BASEBALL'S OFF-SEASON has been like a wild fantasy draft party, with players being swapped and general managers operating as if they're playing with Monopoly money.
Zach Greinke's six-year, $147 million contract with the Dodgers, finalized Monday, is the richest in baseball history for a right-hander.
The American League East has undergone a transformation with the Blue Jays and Rays pulling off blockbuster trades. Jose Reyes, Mark Buehrle and Josh Johnson have become Blue Jays, and ex-Fisher Cats Henderson Alvarez, Adeiny Hechavarria and Jake Marisnick are property of the Marlins.
Now the Yankees are moving swiftly in attempt to sign Kevin Youkilis, who reportedly has been offered $12 million to wear pinstripes next season.
Boston offered Ryan Dempster a two-year deal worth $25 million. The veteran right-hander, who posted a 5.09 ERA in 12 starts for Texas this past season, rejected the offer. Dempster also turned down $26 million from the Royals, who shifted focus and landed James Shields and Wade Davis in a trade with the Rays on Sunday.
"Somehow the A.L. East keeps getting tougher. That's five really good teams on paper," said Rays outfielder Sam Fuld, who grew up in Durham.
Tampa Bay has taken the most short-term risk, parting with Big Game James and Davis in exchange for prize prospect Wil Myers in the six-player deal. Shields and Davis have sub-4.00 ERAs in their career and helped the Rays to a league-leading team ERA of 3.19 last season.
"It's bittersweet because (Shields and Davis) were great teammates and two key parts to our pitching staff," Fuld, an outfielder, said. "We have full faith in our front office when it comes to these things. Our younger guys are fully capable of filling . It's exciting to get some new blood and pretty cool to think what Wil Myers can do in the lineup."
Myers, the 2012 Minor League Player of the Year, will be given every opportunity to earn a spot in the Rays' outfield. Fuld will compete with Matt Joyce, Desmond Jennings and Ben Zobrist for playing time.
The 31-year-old Fuld missed the first half of last season while recovering from wrist surgery. He experienced no setbacks following his return on July 24, finishing the year batting .255 with seven stolen bases.
Fuld has taken his off-season training routine in a new direction this off-season, hiring personal trainer Brian Kaplan, a former pitcher at Notre Dame. They're working out six days per week in Jupiter, Fla., often concentrating on core strength and non-traditional exercises.
"I'm utilizing parts of my body I'd never utilized before," Fuld said.
The former Phillips Exeter and Stanford University standout is planning to host the second annual Sam Fuld Diabetes Sports Camp at the University of South Florida on Feb. 2-3. Fuld, diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at age 10, is teaming up with the LPGA's Michelle McGann and other professionals to offer campers a variety of sports and instruction.
"The camp serves a number of purposes, but mostly it's a chance to get these kids some role models and inspiration," Fuld said. "It's also a way for them to hang out and share stories with other diabetic kids and coaches."
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NEW! Hellenic Bar Association Scholarship
Applicaiton Deadline: October 6, 2006 (Deadline Extended)
The Hellenic Bar Association is pleased to announce the Hellenic Bar Association Scholarship. Each year, the Hellenic Bar Association awards scholarships to deserving second and third-year students. In selecting applicants, the association considers the following three factors: scholarship; need; and service to community. All scholarship applicants attending law school in Chicago must be available for an in-person interview. Applications are available in the office of admissions, suite 230.
NEW! Puerto Rican Bar Foundation Scholarship
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The Puerto Rican Bar Foundation announces their annual scholarship. To be eligible to apply, applicants must submit an application and official law school transcript by the application deadline. After an interview process, scholarship recipients will be asked to attend the Puerto Rican Bar Charitable Foundation banquet on November 9, 2006. Please note: students who have previously received a scholarship from this program are ineligible to apply. For more information or to obtain an application, interested students should contact the foundation at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 773.278.8141.
NEW! IPO Corporate Intern Scholarship
The Intellectual Property Owners' Association is accepting applications for the IPO Donald Banner Corporate Intern Scholarship. The IPO Foundation awards two $10,000 scholarships to outstanding law students who have completed internships in a corporate intellectual property law department. For more information about this scholarship, visit: www.ipo.org/Template.cfm?Section=Education_Foundation.
NEW! Black Women Lawyers' Association of Greater Chicago Fall Book Scholarship
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The purpose of the Black Women Lawyers' Association of Greater Chicago, Inc. (BWLA) is to encourage African-American women in the law through support in their legal education and profession. The purpose of the BWLA Fall Book Scholarship is to meet a portion of the financial need of law students in good standing at an accredited Illinois law school. To apply, applicants must: be in good standing at an accredited law school in Illinois (evidenced by an official transcript); have un-met financial needs; and demonstrate a commitment to public service (evidenced by current participation in community service or outreach). Applications must be postmarked by October 17, 2006. Interested students can pick up an application in the Office of Admissions, suite 230.
NEW! Dupage Association of Women Lawyers Foundation Scholarship
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The DuPage Association of Women Lawyers Foundation is once again offering the Judge Helen C. Kinney Scholarship in honor of the memory, vision, and leadership of Judge Helen C. Kinney, the first woman appointed to the bench in DuPage County. Any second or third-year woman law student, with a DuPage County connection, who is enrolled in an accredited law school in Illinois, is eligible to apply. The Foundation anticipates awarding two scholarships of $1,000 (or more) to deserving women law students. The deadline for submission of the application is October 31, 2006. The application is available online at www.dupagewomenlawyers.org.
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Indians' Kipnis claims AL Player of the Week honors
New York, NY – Cleveland Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis was named the AL Player of the Week for the period ending June 30th.
Kipnis batted .478 with three home runs, 10 RBI and nine runs scored over the week, hitting safely in all seven games he played. He lead the majors in walks and on-base percentage and was tied for first in RBI and doubles. He was also tied for the American League lead in hits and was second in batting average and total bases.
In Friday's doubleheader against the Chicago White Sox, Kipnis went a combined 4-for-7 with five runs scored, three doubles, four walks and four RBI.
Kipnis is currently on a season-high 12-game hitting streak, hitting .500 with three home runs, 17 RBI and 10 runs scored over that span. He has also reached base safely in 32 consecutive games dating back to May 26, the longest streak by an Indians player since Victor Martinez's 45-game streak split over the 2005-06 seasons.
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YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, Calif. — The wildfire burning in and around Yosemite National Park has become the fourth-largest conflagration in modern California history, fire officials said Sunday as clouds and higher humidity helped crews further contain the biggest blaze in the United States this year.
The 2-week-old Rim Fire moved up a spot on the state's list of large wildfires dating back to 1932 when it grew to 351 square miles — an area larger than the cities of San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose combined, California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection spokesman Daniel Berlant said.
Although the fire still is growing, it was 45 percent contained as of Sunday.
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"We're going in the right direction," Augustino said.
Full containment is not expected until Sept. 20.
The blaze started Aug. 17 in the Stanislaus National Forest and two-thirds of the land burned since then is located there as well. In Yosemite, 94 square miles have burned. The cause remains under investigation.
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A 427-square-mile fire in San Diego County that killed 14 people and destroyed more than 2,800 structures a decade ago tops the list of California's largest wildfires.
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Tot's mom explains inconsistent statements in Roy child assault trialBy LARISSA MULKERN
Special to the Union Leader
January 30. 2013 9:55PM
OSSIPEE - Heather Downs returned to the witness box on Wednesday in Carroll County Superior Court where a defense attorney for the man accused of beating her young son in December of 2011 questioned inconsistencies in her prior statements to investigators.
Defendant Justin Roy, 34, of Albany, is standing trial on a dozen charges, the most serious are felony assault allegations that he caused life-threatening injuries to Downs' 2 1/2-year-old son, Strider Downs Skidgel, when she lived with Roy and her other two sons, 7-year-old Zander and 11-month-old Gallagher, in December of 2011. Roy is accused of keeping Strider in his work shed and at some point, causing the injuries that nearly killed the tot.
Defense Attorney Wade Harwood cross examined Downs, 33, on a number of issues: whether she was drinking the days leading up to Dec. 19, whether she told her son, Zander, to lie, and when had she first discovered bruises on Strider's abdomen.
Referring to a hard copy statement based on her interview with New Hampshire State Police Detective Jeffrey Ardini of the Major Crimes Unit, she was asked if she recalled telling the trooper that she told Zander not to talk about what happened. Downs said she couldn't recall saying that, but did recall telling Zander to be cooperative and tell the truth to child services officials after Strider was brought to Maine Medical Center.
Downs had testified she did notice a bruise on Strider's head but didn't notice the bruises on his abdomen until they arrived at her mother's house in Glen the morning of the alleged assaults.
Harwood referred to a report that stated Downs told the prosecutor she saw Strider's bruises after she packed the kids in the van.
In testimony on Tuesday and again on Wednesday, Downs testified that she was not promised any deal from the state or from law enforcement officers who interviewed her during the investigation. She told officials she did not cause Strider's injuries, and that she was testifying in the case "for my kids."
She has previously been charged with three counts of child endangerment for keeping three of the kids in a cold car on Dec. 18, 2011, and one count of felony witness tampering for allegedly telling Zander in the van on the way to her mother's house on Dec. 19, 2011, not to tell anyone what allegedly happened at the Roy residence.
In other testimony that varied from the original indictment, Downs said Roy tapped, rather than "kicked," Strider in the butt after the boy refused to eat dinner on the evening of Dec. 19. She confirmed under questioning that on the evening of Dec. 18 she saw Justin holding Strider outside warming him up as he brought him into the heated shed.
On Tuesday, the state introduced the contents of three cell phone text messages from Roy to Downs that were sent a week or two prior to the alleged assaults that landed Strider in critical condition. The profanity-filled messages insult the children.
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Sex/Nudity: 4 scenes of nudity and sex. Violence: Violence includes rape and torture. Profanity: 5 harsh expressions.
Director: Lee Tamahori. With Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry, John Cleese, Judi Dench. (132 min.)
Sterritt ** The suave British agent starts his 20th screen adventure by falling into enemy hands and getting kicked out of Her Majesty's Secret Service. But don't fret - he's running true to form within a scene or two, wowing everyone with fast escapes, jaunty wisecracks, and amorous escapades. Tamahori both humanizes the hero and surrounds him with so many visual effects that you might think you're watching a sci-fi fantasy rather than an espionage epic. Brosnan is in top form, though, making the 007 role more his own than anyone since Sean Connery called it quits.
Staff **1/2 Predictable but entertaining, Berry is a tough match, action galore.
Sex/Nudity: 13 instances of innuendo or implied sex. Violence: 18 scenes of extended violence, including explosions and shootings. Profanity: 1 harsh expression. Drugs: 11 scenes of drinking, smoking; several bar scenes.
Director: Michael Hoffman. With Kevin Kline, Emile Hirsch. (115 min.)
Sterritt ** An idealistic classics teacher sticks to his principles when less scrupulous folks let their moral values slide. Kline is excellent as the lovable hero, and the story makes valuable points about the importance of ethics in a society driven by money and prestige. But at a time when public education is in a state of decay, one wonders whether this sentimental ode to old-school dignity is in touch with today's pressing realities.
Staff **1/2 Inspiring, moralistic, well acted.
Sex/Nudity: 3 scenes of innuendo. Violence: None. Profanity: 8 expressions. Drugs: 1 scene of smoking. 4 scenes of drinking.
Director: Todd Haynes. With Julianne Moore, Dennis Quaid, Dennis Haysbert. (107 min.)
Sterritt **** The time is the 1950s, and the heroine is a well-to-do housewife struggling to understand her feelings and find a pathway back to happiness after her husband realizes he's gay and her friendship with a black gardener causes vicious gossip among her friends. Haynes works cinematic and emotional miracles in this near-remake of Douglas Sirk's masterpiece "All That Heaven Allows," reviving conventions of '50s melodrama that have gone out of fashion but haven't lost their ability to touch moviegoers' minds and hearts.
Staff *** Nuanced, inspired, wrenching, uneven.
Sex/Nudity: 6 scenes innuendo. Violence: 3 scenes, including domestic abuse. Profanity: 1 harsh expression. Drugs: 18 scenes drinking, smoking.
Director: Marcus Raboy. With Ice Cube, Mike Epps, John Witherspoon, Don 'D.C.' Curry. (93 min.)
Staff * 'Tis the night before Christmas Eve, and the only creature stirring is the Santa Claus burglar, breaking into Craig and Day-Day's ghetto apartment, and stealing presents and rent money. If Craig (Ice Cube) can keep his cousin Day-Day (Epps) in line on their new job as security guards, maybe they'll be able to pay the rent and not have to face the landlady's bodybuilding son. The frantic hip-hop pace and realistic setting of this third "Friday" movie will help viewers overlook old jokes and sloppy filmmaking, but beware of the drugs and dirty language. By M.K. Terrell
Staff ** Vulgar, cheesy, vacuous.
Sex/Nudity: 3 scenes implied sex or nudity. 14 instances of innuendo. Violence: 10 fight scenes, some gory. Attempted rape. Profanity: 150 harsh expressions. Drugs: At least 12 scenes of drinking, smoking, and drug use.
Director: Chris Columbus. With Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, Kenneth Branagh, Robbie Coltrane. (160 min.)
Sterritt ** Harry returns for his second school year at Hogwarts, where an unseen enemy is casting an evil spell on students, leading some to think Harry may be the culprit. The movie hews closely to J.K. Rowling's novel, decking it out with lavish settings, costumes, and effects. These are impressive in an ostentatious way, but their cumulative impact has a lumbering spirit quite different from that of Rowling's easy-going prose.
Staff ***1/2 Magical, scary, better than first film
Sex/Nudity: None. Violence: 12 scenes "magical" violence. Some kicking, shoving, and scary images. Profanity: 2 expressions. Drugs: None.
Director: Rebecca Miller. With Kyra Sedgwick, Parker Posey, Fairuza Balk, Leo Fitzpatrick. (85 min.)
Sterritt **** This movie looks at three separate tales of troubled young women: one on the run from an abusive husband, one sorting through mixed emotions as her professional fortunes rise, and one a pregnant runaway with a horrific past. The episodes don't give as much insight into their subjects or characters as one would hope, but Miller shows terrific talent as a director with a sharp eye for images, a keen ear for dialogue, and a refreshing willingness to take storytelling risks.
Director: Phillip Noyce. With Michael Caine, Brendan Fraser, Do Thi Hai Yen. (101 min.)
Sterritt **** Caine plays a jaded British journalist covering the French Indochina war in the early '50s. Fraser plays a young American who claims to be on a charity mission but is really scheming to help a renegade Vietnamese general gain control. Based on Graham Greene's richly intelligent 1955 novel, this thoughtful drama deals with a host of timely issues including terrorism, international strife, and the use and abuse of American power. Caine and Fraser are superb.
Director: Michael Lembeck. With Tim Allen, Elizabeth Mitchell, Judge Reinhold, Wendy Crewson. (105 min.)
Sterritt ** Allen reprises his 1994 role as an ordinary guy who's taken over Santa's job. This time he has to marry a Mrs. Claus, get his misbehaving son off the "naughty" list, and save his workshop from a malfunctioning Santa robot, all before Christmas Eve. Allen does well with all three of his roles, ably helped by the Disney makeup department. The rest of the acting is bland, but the movie's preteen target audience won't mind, and adults will find occasional grown-up jokes to chuckle at.
Staff *** Funny, heartwarming, romantic.
Sex/Nudity: None. Violence: 5 scenes cartoonish violence. Profanity: 1 mild expression. Drugs: 2 mild scenes with alcohol.
Director: Steven Soderbergh. With George Clooney, Natascha McElhone, Viola Davis. (99 min.)
Sterritt *** Astronauts on a space station investigate a mysterious planet that's really a living entity capable of haunting the Earthlings with strange visitors, replicas of people they had troubled relationships with in their earlier lives. The story comes from Stanislaw Lem's brilliant novel, and Soderbergh's style is strongly influenced by Soviet filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky's classic 1972 version. The audience for this slow, dreamlike epic isn't Clooney fans or adventure buffs, but viewers who enjoy thinking about compelling questions of past and present, reality and unreality, life and death - with no easy answers.
Staff *** Contemplative, brooding, smart, dark.
Sex/Nudity: 3 scenes implied sex, partial nudity. Violence: 5 scenes of violence, including suicide. Profanity: 5 expressions. Drugs: 2 scenes of alcohol.
Director: Paul Justman. With The Funk Brothers, Chaka Kahn, Joan Osborne. (108 min.)
Sterritt **** The self-named Funk Brothers were enormously gifted studio musicians who accompanied a wide range of Motown stars, from Stevie Wonder to Smoky Robinson and the Miracles. They changed the course of pop music while receiving little of the acclaim or attention they deserved. Justman redresses this injustice in his rollicking documentary about them, which will have your toes tapping and your ears sizzling whether you're a Motown fan or not.
Staff ***1/2 Energetic, informative, celebratory.
Sex/Nudity: None. Violence: 2 archival clips of violence against civil rights activists. Profanity: 3 expressions. Drugs: 7 scenes of drinking, smoking.
Director: Pedro Almodóvar. With Javier Cámara, Darío Grandinetti, Geraldine Chaplin. (116 min.)
Sterritt **** The main characters are two very different men caring for women in long-term comas, and the message is that the power of love and compassion must never be underestimated, even when the recipients seem oblivious. The intricate story is challenging to follow and sometimes perverse in its content, including a surreal sex fantasy that many viewers may find too weirdly explicit for comfort. There's no mistaking the rays of optimism shining at its heart, though. In Spanish with English subtitles.
Director: Ron Clements, John Musker. With (voices) Emma Thompson, Martin Short. (95 min.)
Staff **1/2 Disney's latest animated film launches Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island" into outer space. Jim is a rebellious teen who yearns to explore the galaxy. So when a stranger hands him a holographic map with the location of a pirate's fortune, he and a crew of "spacers" set off solar sailing to find it. Emma Thompson's voice is put to excellent use as the modern, feminine Captain Amelia, but the most valuable gem in this film is the combination of handrawn and computer-generated animation. Overall, this is a worthwhile family movie, but don't expect it to be priceless. By Stephanie Cook Broadhurst
Sex/Nudity: None. Violence: 12 scenes of cartoon violence. Profanity: None. Drugs: 1 scene with smoking.
Director: Hilary Birmingham. With Anson Mount, Julianne Nicholson, Bob Burrus, Glenn Fitzgerald. (102 min.)
Sterritt **** This is a quietly told drama of two young men, their troubled father, and their efforts to carve out a satisfying life on their modest farm as financial and emotional problems loom. Such understated storytelling, sensitive directing, and avoidance of easy filmmaking tricks are all too rare in American movies. This is truly one from the heart.
Staff ***1/2 Touching, nuanced, well-paced.
Sex/Nudity: 3 scenes of implied sex. Violence: 3 mild scenes. Drugs: 9 scenes with alcohol. 2 scenes of smoking.


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Conor P. Delaney, MD, PhD, is Chief of the Division of Colorectal Surgery and Vice Chairman of the Department of Surgery at University Hospitals Case Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio. He is also Professor of Surgery and Director of the Institute for Surgery and Innovation at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
Dr. Delaney holds a Master of Surgery and PhD degree from the University College Dublin in Ireland. His postgraduate education included an internship at Mater Misericordiae Hospital and residency at the Royal College of Surgeons Ireland, also in Ireland. He completed fellowships at the Royal College of Surgeons, University of Pittsburgh, and the Cleveland Clinic. Dr. Delaney has received numerous prizes, scholarships and awards over the course of his career in training, education and research. He is a member and serves on administrative committees of many professional societies, serves on the editorial board of several journals, and is the founder and past-president of the International Society of Laparoscopic Colorectal Surgery.
Dr. Delaney has given numerous lectures nationally and internationally and has published books and in peer-reviewed on topics relating to surgical education, colorectal surgery, laparoscopic colorectal surgery and peri-operative care for intestinal surgery.
Dr. Delaney's clinical interests include laparoscopic colorectal surgery, carcinoma of the colon, rectum and anus; Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, sphincter-saving surgery, re-operative abdominal surgery and colonoscopy. His research interests include various aspects of colorectal surgery, cost-efficiency in surgery, and operative training methodology.


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To access the battery you must remove the back cover. Press the tab on the bottom of the cover in so that the back cover plate can slide over it.
Now slide the back cover off of the phone.
Once the backplate is removed, look to the bottom-left corner of the phone where there is a spot to remove the battery.
Use your finger to lift the battery out.
Remove the four screws securing the front cover to the rest of the phone using a T7 screwdriver.
After the screws have been removed, there is nothing else securing the front cover to the rest of the phone. Simply remove the cover by pulling it up and off.
After casing and keyboard have been taken off, remove the screws holding the screen in place using a T-6 for the screws in the middle of the red circles and a T-5 for the screw in the middle of the red square.
Lift ribbon off of the contact with the logic board
*When reassembling, make sure to firmly press contacts into place to ensure a connection is made between ribbon and logic board
Once the screws are out, gently pull the screen off of the phone. *NOTICE* The sticker that attaches the display (in the middle of the blue square again) and the logic board is to be removed safely and be sure not to rip this apart.
Finally, pull the silver case off to completely free the cracked or damaged screen.
Finally, after the screen and keyboard have been taken off, there is nothing securing the logic board to the rest of the phone. Simply pull the green logic board from the back casing.
Once free from the back of the phone, the logic board can be replaced by a new one.
After the logic board has been removed, there is nothing else securing the antenna to the back cover. Simply remove the antenna by pushing outward from the interior side.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Truck Series will return to Loudon Sept. 20NASCAR Wire Service
October 26. 2013 12:06AM
2014 NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES SCHEDULEFeb. 21 -- Daytona International Speedway
March 29 -- Martinsville Speedway
May 9 -- Kansas Speedway
May 16 -- Charlotte Motor Speedway
May 30 -- Dover International Speedway
June 6 -- Texas Motor Speedway
June 14 -- Gateway Motorsports Park
June 26 -- Kentucky Speedway
July 12 -- Iowa Speedway
July 23 -- Eldora Speedway
Aug. 2 -- Pocono Raceway
Aug.16 -- Michigan International Speedway
Aug. 20 -- Bristol Motor Speedway
Aug. 31 -- Canadian Tire Motorsport Park
Sept. 12 -- Chicagoland Speedway
Sept. 20 -- New Hampshire Motor Speedway
Sept. 27 -- Las Vegas Motor Speedway
Oct. 18 -- Talladega Superspeedway
Oct. 25 -- Martinsville Speedway
Oct. 31 -- Texas Motor Speedway
Nov. 7 -- Phoenix International Raceway
Nov. 14 -- Homestead-Miami Speedway
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — A return to a pair of tracks absent for several years and a repeat date on the dirt at Eldora Speedway highlight the 22-race NASCAR Camping World Truck Series schedule for 2014.
Gateway International Raceway near St. Louis, which hosted series races from 1998-2010 with only one repeat winner in its 13-race history, will hold its 2014 race on June 14. The 1.25-mile oval is independently owned by St. Louis native Curtis Francois.
After a two-year hiatus, New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon likewise returns to the schedule on Sept. 20. The 1.058-mile oval held truck racing from 1996-2011. It is back as part of a companion weekend during the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup.
The series' return to Loudon was announced last week.
"We're excited to have the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series return to Gateway and to the St. Louis area, which is such a racing hotbed," said Steve O'Donnell, NASCAR senior vice president of racing operations. "With the return to New Hampshire, it will be great for fans to see more of what the trucks are known for — close racing at shorter, tighter venues."
In 2013, Eldora, the 0.5-mile dirt track owned by three-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion Tony Stewart held the first NASCAR national series dirt race since 1970. A standing-room only crowd of 20,000 fans watched history as 2011 series championship Austin Dillon captured the victory.
Also returning after a wildly successful debut in 2013 is the Canadian Tire Motorsports Park road course — where the series made its first international appearance. A wild, final lap battle saw Chase Elliott – son of NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion Bill Elliott, win the event.
Next season's schedule features one date shift, with the series racing at Kansas Speedway on May 9, the first night race for the series at the 1.5-mile track. Iowa Speedway, which staged two races this season, will host a single, stand-alone event on July 12.
The balance of the series' 20th season mirrors that of 2013 — opening with Daytona International Speedway on Feb. 21 and ending on Nov. 14 at Homestead-Miami Speedway.


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This year, the number of mobile-connected devices will exceed the world's population, according to a forecast by Cisco, continuing a trend that will help push global mobile data traffic to 10 exabytes in 2016. In that same period, according to Cisco's recent Visual Networking Index, handsets will exceed 50 percent of data traffic, tablets will surpass 10 percent of global mobile data traffic, and China will account for 10 percent of all global mobile data traffic.
In its forecast, Cisco looked at developments driving the growth, including device diversification, growth in average traffic per device and the explosion in mobile video traffic. Mobile data traffic more than doubled in 2011 and will double again this year, momentum that has "persisted despite global economic uncertainties, the broad implementation of tiered mobile data packages and an increase in the amount of mobile traffic offloaded to the fixed network."
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