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A student journalist in a ponytail, who couldn't have been more than 11 or 12 years old, asked Maya Moore Saturday about the impending end of her great college career.
She wanted to know if the nation's consensus player of the year, its first three-time winner of the Wade Trophy, thought it would be nice to complete her career with a third straight national championship.
"Well, that would be a dream come true," she said. "That's always the goal. You know, when you're a senior, you always want your last game to be a win for the national championship."
It was a perfect answer from a perfect player. But everything in life doesn't always go perfectly and that's what happened Sunday night as Notre Dame roared back from a six-point deficit to defeat the No. 1 Huskies 72-63 in the national semifinals at Conseco Fieldhouse.
Moore brilliantly led UConn with 36 points. After the Huskies trailed 59-47 with 5:39 to play, the ball was in her hands on every possession. And she scored and scored and scored again, accounting for 16 of UConn's final 18 points.
But she did not lead the Huskies to a win.
"There are positives and negatives to everything," Moore said. "I need to choose to remember all the great things."
An opponent desperately trying not to lose four times in the same season to UConn did not.
"It's never easy when you don't win your last game, because that's the thing you often remember," UConn coach Geno Auriemma said. "I know how tough this is for Maya and Lorin Dixon. I reminded them when they were freshmen, the same thing happened to them [a national semifinal loss to Stanford]. But what happened in between is something only the fortunate can ever experience."
Notre Dame (31-7) will play Texas A&M (32-5), which defeated Stanford 63-62, in the national championship game on Tuesday night. The Irish were led by Skylar Diggins (28) and Natalie Novosel, who scored 18 of her 22 points in the second half.
"This is amazing," Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw said. "It's unbelievable."
Notre Dame had lost 12 straight to UConn.
Moore got no help from her teammates and it was the wrong night for that to happen.
Bria Hartley scored 10. Junior Tiffany Hayes had only four points (2 of 7) in 33 minutes.
Playing and beating the Irish three times since January had yielded all the information UConn needed to plot and pounce.
But this would be all about execution and energy. And it was - but it was Notre Dame's.
If UConn figured to have a problem, aside from containing Diggins, it might have been dealing with a potential partisan crowd in Notre Dame's home state.
Irish fans, Stanford fans and those who simply were tired of the Huskies' dominance might try to lift the Irish.
But Conseco, home of the NBA Pacers and WNBA Fever, was not even full. Large sections of the arena, particularly high behind the baskets, were empty.
The Irish came into the game barely shooting 36 percent in their three games against UConn, an aberration for one of the nation's top shooting teams. They ended up shooting 51.9 percent, the first team to shoot over 50 percent against UConn since Boston College in the Big East semifinals in 2004,
And as well as Notre Dame's big frontline had played this year, its biggest and best, senior Devereaux Peters, had been nonexistent in two of the meetings, going scoreless in UConn's 19-point win at Gampel Pavilion in February.
So the agenda for Notre Dame was clear, just as it's been for UConn's opponents in all 116 games in its remarkable three-year run - execute and stay loose. And that's what the Irish did.
The score was 16-16 midway through and Diggins had 12 quick points while Stefanie Dolson (seven) and Moore (five) led the Huskies.
"That's one thing this team has done very well," McGraw said. "It's a very loose bunch."
The game had 12 lead changes and three ties until a layup by Hayes with 3:25 to play in the half gave the Huskies a 25-24 lead.
Moore scored two more baskets and assisted on another by Kelly Faris to give the Huskies a 32-26 halftime lead.
But just like 10 years ago, when the Irish last played UConn in the national semifinals, they came from behind in the second half to win a game few thought they could.


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SAN ANDREAS - It isn't clear yet whether Joshua and Ryan Hall suffocated to death when their ventilators stopped working or how long the bed-bound brothers lay unmoving in their Rippon Road home near Valley Springs before a respiratory therapist arrived and called law enforcement officers the afternoon of Nov. 12.
SAN ANDREAS - It isn't clear yet whether Joshua and Ryan Hall suffocated to death when their ventilators stopped working or how long the bed-bound brothers lay unmoving in their Rippon Road home near Valley Springs before a respiratory therapist arrived and called law enforcement officers the afternoon of Nov. 12.
It won't be until after experts examine those machines and the data recorded in them that investigators will conclude whether Julia Lynne Hall, the mother of the two men, was responsible for causing their deaths.
The alarms on the ventilators that provided air to the 22-year-old twin brothers were sounding when the respiratory therapist arrived just before 4 p.m. Nov. 12, according to a statement she made to investigators that was noted in a search warrant affidavit.
The therapist said she asked Hall, 42, how long the alarms had been sounding. The answer: "three days."
The therapist also said Hall was visibly intoxicated, stumbling, with rapid eye movements.
Joshua and Ryan Hall suffered from severe muscular dystrophy. They required 24-hour care and continuous breathing support. Their deaths were discovered during an electrical power outage, leading initially to speculation that that might have been the cause of their deaths.
But the respiratory therapist told investigators that Julia Hall was fully trained to operate the ventilators and that the machines had a battery backup capable of operating the devices for six hours in the event of a power outage.
Hall may have been trained to run the ventilators, but five months before her sons' deaths, county officials concluded she was not competent to do so.
"... Julia Hall is unable to care for her sons. Ms. Hall is the sole non-professional caregiver who has placed conservatee in jeopardy due to continuous alcoholic relapses," Calaveras County Human Services Agency Director and Public Guardian Mary Sawicki said in a petition filed July 2.
Court records show that Hall was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated in April and May of this year. Hall was arrested again in June, according to another court document filed as part of the process by which the county took responsibility for overseeing the twins' care.
"Following a June 11, 2013, arrest of Julia Hall, Ryan and his brother, Joshua, were placed in the Intensive Care Unit at Mark Twain Care Center in San Andreas," that document said.
On June 17, the twins were moved to Kindred Care, a professional care facility in Folsom. On July 29, they were moved to Care Meridian in Elk Grove.
Calaveras officials have not said when or why the two were moved back into their mother's home.
The court documents did not make it clear whether taxpayers or some other entity was paying for the twins' care. Court records did, however, show that the twins had few resources, with the wheelchairs belonging to each of them their most valuable possessions and only a few hundred dollars each in bank accounts.
Sgt. Chris Hewitt, a spokesman for the Calaveras County Sheriff's Office, said he could not comment on why or how the twins ended up back at their mother's home, because it involved another county department.
Sawicki, head of the agency that handles conservatorships for dependent adults, said confidentiality rules prevent her from discussing the case.
"I am not at liberty to talk about anything," Sawicki said.
Attempts to reach other relatives of Ryan and Joshua Hall were unsuccessful.
Calaveras County sheriff's detectives are continuing to investigate whether Julia Hall should be charged with manslaughter and abuse of dependent adults.
Although an autopsy and other tests have been completed on Joshua and Ryan Hall, officials have not released any conclusions about exactly how or when they died.
Hewitt noted that due to Julia Hall's intoxication, her statement that the ventilator alarms had been sounding for three days might not be accurate.
Hewitt said some information is being held for release until a full examination of the machines is completed, something investigators hoped to finish this week.
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Calaveras County sheriff's Deputy Josh Shemenski said in a court document that Hall had been prescribed five different medications and that she was under the influence of at least some of those medications when her children died.
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Just how unbiblical is 'The Bible'?
Famous Christians of today deviate from Scripture in TV series
With Ninja angels in ancient Sodom, the highly publicized TV miniseries "The Bible," which made its national debut Sunday night on the History Channel, does not always stick to Scripture, despite being produced by two famous Christians and having numerous biblical experts as well as Texas megapastor Joel Osteen advising on the project.
The program was brought to life by Roma Downey, former star of "Touched by an Angel," and her husband, Mark Burnett, the renowned Hollywood producer of shows such as "The Voice," "Survivor" and "The Apprentice."
"Bringing the Bible to the screen came with a huge responsibility and one we took very seriously," Downey said on "The O'Reilly Factor" last Thursday. "We had a great team of scholars and theologians helping us, making sure that we told these stories accurately and truthfully."
"I've been a believer my whole life, and that was very, very important to us," she added.
But when the program debuted, it was obvious there were glaring additions made to the TV show that are never mentioned in the Bible.
With the first episode focusing on the events in Genesis and Exodus, the first major non-biblical entry was the inclusion of an angel turning into a Ninja-style warrior wielding two swords and embarking on an expertly choreographed, slow-motion stabbing spree to slay the wicked men of Sodom, as can be seen in the following video clip:
According to the Old Testament, angels merely struck the citizens of Sodom with blindness before God firebombed the entire city. The TV series did include those elements as well. The show, however, did not mention the rampant homosexuality in Sodom, or that the city's men actually sought to have sex with the angels. (Genesis 19:5)
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Perhaps alluding to scenes like the the Ninja angels, Downey had told O'Reilly, "Something else that we wanted to do was to make [the series] really, really cool. You know, we have teenagers at home and [it's] hard to get them to read anything, and one of the goals here was to get this generation interested and excited about Scripture, and I think we've been able to achieve that."
Another deviation from the Bible depicts the patriarch Abraham arguing with God over the demand to sacrifice his son, Isaac.
"Have I not shown you enough faith?" he asks the Almighty in the program.
The Bible never hints that Abraham questioned the command to sacrifice Isaac. But the TV program does correctly show God halting Abraham from going through with the execution of his son.
A common mistake in faith-related movies is continued in "The Bible," as the Ten Commandments were shown to be blank on the back side of the tablets, when Scripture says "They were inscribed on both sides, front and back." (Exodus 32:15)
According to the trailer for the series, a future episode about the New Testament depicts three wise men presenting their gifts to baby Jesus the night the Savior was born and put in a manger in Bethlehem.
But the Gospels of Luke and Matthew indicate no wise men were in attendance the night He was born. Only shepherds were present, having been invited by angels to see the baby wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in a manger.
The famous wise men – the Bible never specifies their precise number – arrived later, possibly up to two years later, to present their gifts to Jesus when He was a young child in a house, not a babe in a manger. (Matthew 2:11)
There are instances where the producers buck tradition, and actually stay true to the Bible.
For instance, Adam and Eve are shown eating a fruit which is not an apple in the garden of Eden. The Bible identifies the fruit as coming from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, yet countless other films, TV shows, cartoons, songs and artwork refer to the first man and woman falling from grace by chomping into an apple.
The start of the miniseries included a brief, on-screen notation, stating: "This program is an adaptation of Bible stories that changed our world. It endeavors to stay true to the spirit of the book."
Mike Martin of Sonoma, Calif., was not thrilled with the program, telling WND: "I'd say the TV show, 'The Bible,' is not only unbiblical, but totally disappointing, and even more so because of the professed 'deep Christianity' of the producers. My family watched the entire first episode, and even the kids said 'they sure left a lot out.' From the way things jump around it's almost as if this is a MTV video production or this slick new advertising, and the producers did NOT have the conviction of their beliefs and just kissed the behind of political correctness. We sure won't be wasting any more family time on this load of slop."
The Houston Chronicle reported that among the many American pastors who advised Downey and Burnett for "The Bible," two of the biggest names were Joel and Victoria Osteen of Lakewood, Texas, who even traveled personally to Morocco where the 10-hour series was shot.
"The Bible" is trending today on both Google and Twitter.
But some TV critics are not giving high praise to the final product.
Allison Keene of the Hollywood Reporter says, "'The Bible' never seems to figure out how to present itself. It spends a lot of time in the New Testament (at least, in the Gospels), which is already very well-worn territory on TV and in film. Sometimes it stays true to Scripture, but then does things like adds angels with ninja skills to spice things up. That's one thing the Bible itself really doesn't need – it's a complex and lyrical work full of prophesies and call-backs and a sense of being one, organic, intertwined story. Unfortunately, 'The Bible' is fractious and overwrought."
Glenn Garvin of the Miami Herald held little back in his criticism, noting, "With the pace of a music video, the characterizations of a comic book and the political-correctness quotient of a Berkeley vegetarian commune – laughably, the destruction of Sodom is depicted without the faintest hint of the sexual peccadillo that takes its name from the city – this production makes Cecil B. DeMille look like a sober theologian."
DeMille was the famed director behind two cinematic versions of "The Ten Commandments" in the 20th century.
When Downey and Burnett were being interviewed by Bill O'Reilly of the Fox News Channel on Thursday, O'Reilly told Burnett, "Look, a lot of the Bible, Mr. Burnett, is allegorical, and we know that in creationism and things like that."
O'Reilly also claimed, "There are some contradictions among Matthew, Mark, Luke and John."
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SEATTLE (AP) — A sex offender who fled Canada was charged Monday with another misdemeanor in Seattle while prosecutors weigh the possibility of more serious charges.
The Seattle city attorney's office revised its complaint against Michael Sean Stanley to accuse him of resisting arrest related to an October incident, and Stanley pleaded not guilty Monday. He was previously accused of harassment and has also pleaded not guilty to that charge.
Stanley's bail is set at $100,000. His attorney did not immediately return a call seeking comment.
Authorities have said they are exploring additional charges against Stanley, saying he may have been involved in a sexual assault of a 16-year-old boy. The King County prosecutor's office is reviewing that case.
Stanley was released from jail in Canada in April 2011 after completing a 32-month sentence for assault and forcible confinement. He was being monitored by police in recent months but cut off his electronic-monitoring bracelet and was able to enter the United States.
Canadian authorities have decided not to seek his extradition.
After Stanley arrived in Seattle, authorities said they had no reason to arrest him but did ask him to register as a sex offender. Then, on Oct. 22, police received several calls reporting noise in an alley and a report that Stanley threatened someone who asked him to be quiet.
When police arrived, Stanley became combative and said he had a knife, according to police. Authorities later said that Stanley had met a boy at a west Seattle grocery store that morning, struck up a conversation and walked with him to an alley where he plied the teen with alcohol. Stanley is accused of grabbing the teen and sexually assaulting him, police said.


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New York - Paradox Interactive today announced its line-up for this year's E3 Expo in Los Angeles. Featuring playable demos of their latest builds, Paradox Interactive is now booking appointments for Lionheart: Kings' Crusade, Ship Simulator Extremes, Victoria 2 and Commander: Conquest of the Americas.
Lionheart: Kings' Crusade
Battle to re-conquer or defend the Holy Land with the upcoming Neocore Games release of Lionheart: Kings' Crusade. Reliving the era of the Third Crusade, this real-time strategy game is scheduled for release early in fall of 2010.
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Guide your nation from the era of absolute monarchies in the early 19th century, through expansion and colonization, to finally become a truly great power by the dawn of the 20th century. Created by the developers of Europa Universalis and Hearts of Iron, Victoria 2 is a grand strategy game set during the colonial era of the 19th century and is scheduled for release in Q3.
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To schedule a game demo or an interview with Fredrik Wester, CEO of Paradox, during E3, please contact Joe Ziemer at email@example.com or Shams Jorjani at firstname.lastname@example.com . All meetings will be held in Paradox meeting room on the show floor.
About Paradox Interactive
Since 1999, Paradox Interactive has been a leading global developer and publisher of PC-based strategy games. World-renowned for its strategy catalog, the company holds a particularly strong presence in the United States and Europe. Its steadily-growing portfolio includes originally developed titles such as the critically acclaimed Europa Universalis and the Hearts of Iron franchises, as well as publishing titles such as the Elven Legacy series, Mount&Blade and Majesty 2. Paradox made an explosive entry onto consoles during 2010 with the release of Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West. For more information, please visit www.paradoxplaza.com and follow @pdxinteractive on twitter.


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Central College's Kalen Greiner battled his way through two hard-fought matches on the mat, but ultimately came up short, as he was eliminated yesterday in the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
The 125-pound freshman lost by one point in the opening round to Mack Drees of Wisconsin-Platteville, before falling in a 13-7 decision to Max Cohen of Ithaca College in the consolation bracket.
Greiner finishes his debut season with the Dutch with a 17-13 record, and was the first Central College wrestler to qualify for the national tournament since 2004.


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Local businesses and student service providers offering everything from food and transport to banking and recreational opportunities introduced themselves to new and returning students at the Monterey Institute's second annual Student Information Fair on Wednesday, August 24. The event drew a steady crowd of new and returning students and was a great success, connecting students, many of them new to the Monterey Peninsula, to service providers in the local community.
"This year's Info Fair was a great success. We had a good variety of local businesses and organizations represented, as well as on-campus offices and student groups. It's a wonderful way for students to engage in the community and see the many services and opportunities that are available to them," said Student Services Associate Megan Joyce. With a busy season of study ahead of them, students can certainly use opportunities to save time working out the practical side of life as a graduate student.
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Born to missionary parents, Paul's childhood was spent in the Belgian Congo (Africa) and his teen years in interior Brazil (South America). He returned to the States to study at Belhaven and Wheaton College, completing seminary studies at Reformed Thelogical Seminary. After serving a two-church rural pastorate in Alabama, Paul began missionary service in Europe in 1979. Married in 1980, Paul and Mary Jo served in church planting ministry in Lisbon, Portugal until 2001. From 1993 to 1997, now with 4 children born in Portugal, the Longs moved to Warsaw, Poland for 4 years a ministry in which they had a part in the forming of both a Polish as well as an international church.
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Post-implementation/summative evaluations of the CCTV schemes showed that crime in these areas had fallen. Therefore (using the input–output model of causality) various interest groups concluded that CCTV (the input) caused the reduction (the output). More significantly, as a number of CCTV initiatives had been implemented over a relatively short period of time, and evaluations showed that crime fell in each area, it was not long before these findings were used to generalise that there was a technological solution to a significant social problem. In other words, the regularities in the findings led to the inference that there was a direct causal relationship between a reduction in crime and CCTV.
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NORTHFIELD — The caretaker of Southwick's Farm and one of his clients were arrested on charges of animal cruelty in connection to the alleged mistreatment of five horses on the farm, police Sgt. Michael Hutchinson said.
Caretaker Harold Kelley, 58, of Laconia, was charged Tuesday with two counts of animal cruelty and Joanie Osgood, 56, of Concord, who boarded three horses at the farm, is charged with three counts of animal cruelty that accuse her of not caring for or properly feeding her animals, Hutchinson said.
Police went to the farm April 25 and found five horses living in alleged unhealthy conditions in a dilapidated barn on the 85 Zion Hill Road property of 90-year-old Bert Southwick, who delivered eggs to local residents by horse-drawn cart for 75 years, before recently retiring because of declining health.
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Seven Conservators in the Anthropology Conservation Lab spent nearly one year preparing over 300 artifacts for the exhibition "Body Art: Marks of Identity". The archaeological and ethnographic objects included in the exhibit cover a wide range of materials. Conservation treatment involved cleaning, stabilization, and restoration, as well as identification of materials and technologies to supplement background information in exhibit labels. Upon completion of treatment, the conservation staff worked closely with exhibit designers and preparators to create safe and stable exhibit environments. This step involved setting environmental standards for light levels, relative humidity and temperature as well as collaboration with exhibit staff in designing cases and mounts.
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Get a nice watch for after work - go with the cheap Casio for at work. You're looking for a tough watch because it will be exposed and likely damaged; get one you can replace cheaply. And keep your nice watch in your bag/car for when you're meeting clients and need to impress them
You're going to laugh because of the cost, but Rolex watches using their Oyster case are built like brick shithouses. Especially the current models with sapphire crystals. Pretty sure there's nothing more durable, period. Of course, they'd better be for their cost.
The Oyster case is made from a single chunk of metal. Stainless, in the case of non-one-percenters.
I have had a Pathfinder by Momentum for about five years. It costs about $230 with a sapphire crystal. It is the cheapest titanium/sapphire watch I could find, and I have been very pleased. The matte gray titanium case is developing a burnish on the raised edges, but the sapphire crystal looks brand new. The watch repairman who replaced my battery said the movement was a good one, better than he expected. According to reviews, the white-faced one glows quite brightly at night. The Casio and Citizen field watches are also nice, but to my knowledge they don't have a sapphire crystal option.
The Pathfinder has an alarm. The Atlas doesn't have an alarm and goes for about $60 less, and comes in a wider array of colors. I can't vouch for it, but I imagine it is similarly rugged.
Either would be a compromise between a cheap plastic watch and a Rolex. :-)
(I can't include links to the manufacturer's website because Askimet thinks I am posting spam, but just google "Momentum watches".)
As a contractor you may need a rough and tough type of watch. I suggest you to opt for online shopping to get the multiple options and to choose among them. I gifted a replica watch to my brother from replica king that is known for its quality products and durability, which is being used since last 2 years and he's quite satisfied.
The reviews are kind of hit and miss, but I really love my Samsung Gear smartwatch. The screen is made from sapphire glass, so it's pretty tough. I've had my Gear for nearly a year now and the screen is in perfect condition and there are only a few minor scratches on the stainless steel bezel; in comparison my Citizen Skyhawk lasted less than a week before there was a huge gouge across the face.
The current version (Gear 2) has a camera, IR remote, heart rate monitor, pedometer, microphone and speaker. When your phone rings the watch will display the name of the caller and give you the option to take the call or reject it (this is one of my favorite features, I can hang up on annoying callers without even pulling out my phone!), and it can display incoming text messages and e-mails. You can also change the watch face or, with third-party software, create your own (mine looks like a PipBoy from the Fallout series).
The watch is a little on the beefy side, but it looks nice; I got more compliments about it in the first week than I got for my Citizen Skyhawk Blue Angels in 5 years. The Gear Fit is slimmer, but it lacks the camera and IR remote and the screen is a weird aspect ratio. The battery life is kinda bad, but you can improve it dramatically by turning off gesture support, this keeps the screen off until you press the button. And the biggest downside is it requires that you have a Samsung phone made in the past couple years, a Galaxy S III, Note II or newer (technically you can make it work with other devices, but it's not officially supported and may require rooting or hacking).
Rolex replica looks decent, the price is less than $ 250
There are many online shopping websites that includes
1. know what brand you wanna look for
2. your budget
and search from there
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Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. says he hasn't given up on this season. Now only if his team could follow suit.
Before Friday's 4-2 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks, Amaro refused to wave the white flag.
"I remain optimistic that we have a chance to get back in this," he said.
Then it seemed that realism hit.
"It is still a daunting task," Amaro continued. "The opportunities to get back in the race, particularly the wild card race, will be difficult."
He didn't use the word "impossible" although the fan base may feel that way. The Phillies (47-59) are 16 games out of first place in the N.L. East and 13.5 out of the second wild card spot.
And while the players and Charlie Manuel talk about winning as many games as possible, everybody understands that full-fledged auditions for 2013 are under way.
At least the general manager still believes in his personnel.
"We still have a lot of talent on this club," he said.
Players have echoed this thought, but a team 12 games under .500 can't be overstocked with talent. Or maybe stretching the point, it is faded talent.
The Phillies have gotten old in a hurry.
Amaro feels the trades that rid the team of the salaries of Shane Victorino, Hunter Pence and now Joe Blanton will give them financial flexibility for next year.
He had a chance to rid himself of Cliff Lee's contract when the left-hander was claimed off waivers, but Amaro insisted before the game that Lee isn't going anywhere. While it's a popular notion to unload Lee's contract and the estimated $95 million remaining, he still appears as if he can be a quality pitcher. For a team that has too little power and speed, it certainly doesn't hurt to have pitchers who can keep his teammates in a tight game.
Even though Amaro feels there is talent, he isn't going into this with blinders. He understands there are several holes to fill.
And there isn't that much money, regardless of the 255 consecutive regular season sellouts.
As Inquirer Phillies beat writer Matt Gelb has pointed out, the Phillies have $132 million invested in nine players in 2013.
Even if they go over the $178 million luxury tax threshold next year, the money can go fast, especially if spent on a highly regarded free agent.
Before going to next year, Amaro says that he is still addressing this season. He said the team has put in some waiver claims for players.
"We are still trying to improve our club for this year and beyond," he said.
Looks like beyond is the much better strategy at this point.
Everybody can talk about this year, but despite not wanting to make it look to the fans as if the Phillies have abandoned 2012, every move made should be with 2013 clearly in mind.


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He fought so hard to stay with us
He knew we'd miss him so
But God knew he was hurting
And said, "It's time to go."
He suffered long without complaint
Oh yes, he paid his dues
He never once said "pity me"
Just smiled and saw it through.
His pain has stopped, the hurting done,
How we miss his dear sweet face.
God took his hand and led him home
He's in a better place.
One year ago he left us
With fond memories ever more
We all know he will be waiting
On the other shore.
It cannot cripple LOVE
It cannot shatter HOPE
It cannot corrode FAITH
It cannot eat away PEACE
It cannot destroy CONFIDENCE
It cannot kill FRIENDSHIP
It cannot shut out MEMORIES
It cannot silence COURAGE
It cannot invade the SOUL
It cannot reduce ETERNAL LIFE
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Why not try some acne scar reducer to help get rid of those pesky acne scars and it is entirely possible you will be able to do so. There are various types of acne scar lotions that can significantly allow you to get rid of the acne scars that plague so many people.
If you wish to get rid of your acne scars, be certain to do some research and you will soon find a great way to do so and you can regain some of your confidence when you do so. We would all like to have fewer acne scars and when we take the chance to find ways to help us get rid of them, the better off we will be


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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate has rejected a Republican plan that would have required most states to recognize permits other states issue that allow people to carry concealed firearms.
The vote was a win for gun control forces, which have been battling the National Rifle Association and gun-rights forces over the issue for years.
Opponents say the plan would let people from states with loose requirements for the permits bring weapons into states with tougher standards.
Gun rights advocates say people with such permits should be able to carry concealed weapons elsewhere.
Every state but Illinois plus the District of Columbia currently issues concealed carry permits. Under the measure, states that issue the permits would have had to honor those issued by others.


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As uncertainty continues to grip the European markets, identifying surefire investment opportunities has become increasingly difficult, if not impossible.
However, one analyst argues that high-end European real estate may be a viable option for today's investors.
Sabina Kaylan, European head of research at CB Richard Ellis, proposes that despite the influx into the luxury housing market in 2011 and 2012, there are still plenty of real estate assets—particularly in northern Europe—available for investment.


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I already knew A.S. King was a really, really good writer. Please Ignore Vera Dietz was the best young adult book that I read in 2011, and I'm so glad that I started 2012 with Everybody Sees the Ants.
What I began to understand about A.S. King while sitting in the audience of her Printz speech in New Orleans, and what was cemented as I read Vera Dietz, is that there is a frankness about her. That she is "frank" might not sound like a compliment, but I mean it as a big one. She speaks frankly and she writes frankly, and she is not afraid to talk about pain or to write about it.
(Part of the reason I loved Everybody Sees the Ants immediately is because it recalled for me Tiger Eyes, my favorite Judy Blume book and one of my all-time favorite books and a book I probably read at least a hundred times as a young girl. In that book, as you probably know, a teenage girl and her family move to New Mexico to stay with an aunt and uncle after a trauma, and it's a whole new world where the girl is both able to escape her life and find herself again, in a way, and it's perfect. In Ants, a mother brings her son to Arizona after a trauma to stay with an aunt and uncle, and I could write a whole essay here comparing and contrasting these two books, but I won't. I just wanted to point out that I liked that they had this in common.)
This is the story of a boy named Lucky who is treated quite badly by his fellow boys. After one particularly heinous incident at the neighborhood pool, his mom up and relocates them to Arizona to stay with her brother and his wife. Lucky's mom is addicted to swimming, his dad is addicted to the Food Network, and his aunt is addicted to pills, and Lucky escapes it all every night in his dreams. He escapes in his dreams to the jungles of Vietnam, where he spends time with his grandfather, who has been missing in action since the war and whose absence has left a big hole in their lives.
It would seem that this is all in Lucky's mind, right? Or is it? Somehow it doesn't matter, because this is A.S. King, and we go along with it, and we believe. These dreams are presented as rescue missions where Lucky tries to save his grandfather and bring him home. In this jungle are frogs and booby traps and leeches and ants. The lines start to blur for Lucky between being asleep and awake, and whether he's awake or he's dreaming, he sees the ants.
When his uncle stands up for him when his mom and aunt give him a hard time, Lucky looks at his uncle and notes, "The ants form a rotating halo above his head. They sing that high-pitched note that angels sing."
In an A.S. King book, it just makes sense that Lucky sees the ants. She is able to spin these stories with this sort of unique, well, frankness, and this matter-of-factness, even about things which are quite extraordinary and seemingly impossible, in such a way where the reader believes them to be totally possible. We just accept the story she tells because we love the characters she creates and we believe that the rights and the wrongs that they face are real.
There is so much more to this story than I can touch on here. This book made me feel brave. It is not a book about magic, but it made me believe in magic anyway. You will just have to read it yourself to see what I mean.


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I had some fun this weekend with ASP.Net 2.0 Master pages and submit buttons when pressing Enter key. The catch here is that with the introduction of Master pages there's only one form per page which is specified in the master page.
UI simplicity for users has been pressing the Enter key when they wanted to submit the form data.
In older versions of ASP(.Net) you could put any number of forms on the page. The only rule was that they couldn't be nested. When you were in a form and you pressed Enter the browser used the submit button of that form and submited the form. (I won't be going into how browsers did or didn't implement this)
Because ASP.Net with Master pages can have only one Form with runat="server" tag and multiple forms are impossible this was solved in a very nice way.
Both Form and asp:Panel have a property called DefaultButton. The value of this property has to be set to the ID of the button you want to be clicked when the user presses Enter.
In my case I have a search on the master page and so the DefaultButton is set in the Form tag to the value of the "Search" button ID.
I have a form that has to be submitted to save data in the child page so i wrap up the content in asp:Panel control and set it's DefaultButton to my "Save" button's ID.
It works like a charm.
These are examples of use. I've omitted some attributes like OnClick handlers etc.
<!-- Master page -->
<form id="frmMaster" runat="server" defaultbutton="btnSearch">
<!-- Other input controls -->
<asp:Button ID="btnSearch" runat="server" Text="Search" />
<asp:ContentPlaceHolder ID="ContentBody" runat="server">
<!-- Child page -->
<asp:Content ID="content" ContentPlaceHolderID="ContentBody" runat="Server">
<asp:Panel ID="Panel1" runat="server" Width="100%" DefaultButton="btnSave">
<!-- Other input controls -->
<asp:Button ID="btnSave" runat="server" Text="Save" />
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West Virginia's loss to Texas Tech on Saturday ended any talk of Saturday's meeting with Kansas State being the national game of the week, but it also opened up what had previously been a painfully boring Heisman race.
WVU's Geno Smith is still the frontrunner, but the entire race could hinge on what happens in Morgantown on Saturday. There won't be the showdown of two top-five teams like it looked like there would be a week ago, but two of the top candidates for the Heisman Trophy will share a field, and the winner will likely leave as the favorite.
After a rough outing, Smith could validate his status as the nation's best player, still immune to interceptions after tossing 25 scores and zero picks through his first six games.
"They're amazing, really, when you think about it. For Geno Smith to have all those gaudy numbers and no interceptions to go along with it, and the no interceptions is a great tribute to his decision-making ability, but also to his receivers," Kansas State coach Bill Snyder said. "You don't very often see a quarterback and receivers like that. From what I know about Geno Smith, and I've never met the young man, but I appreciate the fact that he shows a great deal of humility with all the attention that's paid to him and he sounds like a quality young person."
Snyder's quarterback, Collin Klein, is a mini version of himself, but the workhorse seems immune to letting opponents keep him out of games. He's healthier this year than he was a year ago, but he's smarter and more productive, too.
Klein's 515 yards are fourth in the Big 12, and he's averaging 5.26 yards a carry, up from just 3.6 a year ago, and he leads the Big 12 with 10 rushing touchdowns. He's also completing 67 percent of his passes, up from 57 percent in 2011.
"They do a great job of controlling the clock and it all starts with their quarterback, Klein," West Virginia coach Dana Holgorsen said. "They do a great job of taking care of the football. ... Only having a couple of turnovers all year and being good on third down and just having the understanding that they're going to control the clock, that changes what we do defensively, our job defensively is to get out there, stop the run and try to create turnovers and get off the field."
Few defenses have had much success stopping either this week, but the opportunity is on the table for both quarterbacks in Morgantown on Saturday.
There will still be a whole lot of football left to be played when it's over, but it's easy to see that both quarterbacks can look across the sideline at one another and know that whoever leaves with a victory will almost certainly leave as the most likely recipient of the most hallowed individual award in sports.
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text: WICHITA � Five Newton High School athletes claimed state titles March 16 at the Class 5A state powerlifting championships at Kapaun-Mt. Carmel High School.?Both the Newton boys and girls took fourth in the team competitions.?For the Newton girls, Ashlyn Glann won the 123-pound class at 525 pounds total. Glann won the bench at 135 pounds, the squat at 235 pounds and the clean at 155 pounds.?She was named the outstanding lifter of the meet based on having the highest power index (weight lifted divided by body weight).?Jacque Anderson won the 140-pound class with 555 pounds total. Anderson won the bench at 135 pounds and the squat at 255 pounds.?Leavenworth won the team title, followed by Salina South, Valley Center, Newton, Goddard Eisenhower, Liberal, Kapaun, Kansas City Turner, Seaman, Mill Valley and Shawnee Heights.?�Getting fourth place overall, with only two girls lifting, was a tremendous accomplishment for the Railers,� Newton coach Brent Glann said.?For the Newton boys, senior Titus Minkevitch brought home the title for the boys� 198-pound class with a total of 1,090 pounds. Senior Jordan Johnson won the title of the boys� 165-pound class with a total of 855 pounds. Junior Justin Mosiman won the boys� 242-pound class at 1,040 pounds.?Minkevitch won all three competitions with a 300-pound bench, a 455-pound squat and a 335-pound clean lift.?Johnson won the squat at 405 pounds and the clean at 245 pounds. Mosiman won the squat at 450 pounds and the bench at 295 pounds.?Kyle McDermed took fourth in the 220-pound class at 955 pounds total. Kyle Seeney took sixth in the 181-pound class at 840 pounds total. Hunter Lanier took 10th in the 198-pound class at 715 pounds total.?Salina South won the team title, followed by Leavenworth, Mill Valley, Newton, Goddard, Liberal, Valley Center, Kansas City Turner, Kapaun, Topeka Seaman and Shawnee Heights.?�Placing fourth is a nice accomplishment for only having six lifters, many fewer than the other schools,� Newton coach Brent Glann said.


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Business owners and managers need to regulary communicate their message to various constituencies, and the key to getting the message across is to engage the audience, and then hold their attention until your message is absorbed.
Some are capable of making brilliant presentations, some get by by winging it using experience and expertise, but most owners and managers need to work on every presentation in order to be remembered and effectively get their message across.
This excellent article, suggests that you can prepare to deliver a memorable presentation, and it outlines six steps to take to achieve this result.


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"A picture tells a thousand words" is a well-used saying, but with the ever expanding image market, never a truer word was spoken. One professionally created image can so enhance the selling power of a product that the viewer may only have two questions-
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Glass of Fashion: High Tea at Windsor Arms
Super fun and exciting news! Just finished a photoshoot for a magazine I help style for called Défilé at the Windsor Arms hotel at Yorkville in their Purple Gaze Tea Room. The shoot was at 6:30 am so everybody was pretty out of it. On top of that, I had a nasty cold and fever! Anyways, enjoy the sneak peak.
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Blood Tests for Pre-Eclampsia
Topic Overview
A woman who may have signs of early or mild pre-eclampsia will have her blood tested to detect additional signs of pre-eclampsia. A woman who has pre-eclampsia may have specific blood tests to help assess her health.
- Uric acid. Increased uric acid in the blood is often the earliest laboratory finding related to pre-eclampsia. Uric acid is a waste product formed from the breakdown of some protein-rich foods and the breakdown of cells in the body. It is normally filtered from the blood by the kidneys. But if the kidneys have been damaged by pre-eclampsia, uric acid levels in the blood may rise.
- Hematocrit. A high hematocrit value can be a sign of pre-eclampsia. Hematocrit tells the percentage of red blood cells in the blood-a hematocrit value of 42 means that red blood cells make up 42% of the blood volume. A normal hematocrit value for a non-pregnant woman is between 36% and 44%. During pregnancy, the hematocrit value normally decreases-the fluid in the blood (plasma) increases, making red blood cells less concentrated. But pre-eclampsia often causes the body's tissues to absorb blood plasma. The blood becomes more concentrated, resulting in an abnormally high hematocrit value.
- Platelets. The number of platelets in the blood may be measured. Pre-eclampsia may cause an abnormally low platelet count.
- Partial thromboplastin time (PTT). This is a measure of the time it takes blood to clot. Pre-eclampsia can cause problems with blood clotting that increase the partial thromboplastin time.
- Electrolytes. Examples of important electrolytes include sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and chloride. The amounts of electrolytes in the body may change if pre-eclampsia is causing kidney damage or is causing fluid to leak out of blood vessels into surrounding tissues (edema).
- Kidney function tests. These tests check the amount of certain substances found in the blood that are normally removed from the body by the kidneys. These substances, which include blood urea nitrogen and creatinine, increase in the blood if the kidneys have been damaged. (For more information, see the topic Creatinine and Creatinine Clearance.)
- Liver function tests. These tests monitor enzymes that indicate how well the liver is working.
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The TPS380x family of supervisory circuits monitor supply voltages to provide circuit initialization and timing supervision, primarily for DSPs and other processor-based systems.
These devices assert a push-pull RESET signal when the SENSE (adjustable version) or VDD (fixed version) drops below a preset threshold. The RESET output remains asserted for the factory programmed delay time after the SENSE or VDD return above its threshold.
The TPS380x devices, except the TPS3801-01, incorporate a manual reset input (MR). A low level at MR causes RESET to become active.
The TPS380x uses a precision reference to achieve an overall threshold accuracy of 2%—2.5%. These devices are available in a 5-pin SC-70 package, which is only about half the size of a 5-pin SOT-23 package.
The TPS380x devices are fully specified over a temperature range of –40°C to +85°C.


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The Metal world mourns. Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman dead at 49. RIP.
Msfann wrote:I watched a interview with him on YouTube from sometime in the last couple of years where he guessed they had 5-7 more years maybe since they are getting older and he says we're all going to die anyway and laughs.


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ATLANTA (AP) - Mike Minor pitched six strong innings, Jason Heyward had a two-run single and the Atlanta Braves held on for a 4-3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday night, evening the NL division series at one game apiece.
The Braves turned three double plays, the most important coming to end a Dodgers threat in the seventh with Atlanta clinging to a 2-1 lead. Luis Avilan got it started by backhanding Carl Crawford's grounder to the mound.
Hanley Ramirez drove in all three Dodgers runs with a first-inning double and a two-run homer in the eighth, just clearing the wall after a one-handed swing off David Carpenter.
Craig Kimbrel walked two in the ninth but fanned Crawford for the save. Backup catcher Gerald Laird helped, too, throwing out pinch-runner Dee Gordon in a close play at second base.
Game 3 in the best-of-five series is Sunday at Dodger Stadium.