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Yep, I caved. I've seen a number of renditions of these over-the-top cookies making the rounds over the past few months. And I had some sandwich cookies going stale, so what better way to use them up? I did use 100% light spelt flour at least and cut back on the sugar a bit. I must say these were delicious though, especially slightly warm. A wonderful marriage of chocolate cookie and drop cookie. I'd make just the plain chocolate chip cookies with whatever add ins I feel like at the time too. It's a great ooey gooey chewy type cookie. The way I like my cookies. You can never have too many cookie recipes. (I used Back to Nature chocolate creme filled sandwich cookies because they are the only brand with ingredients that are okay for R. I am in general, highly impressed with their product offerings, quality and ingredients.) I did make only half a batch to limit the damages... ☺
Cookie Stuffed Cookies
makes 2 dozen
1 cup (2 sticks) softened butter
1 cup light brown muscovado sugar
½ cup evaporated cane sugar
2 large eggs
1 tbsp vanilla
3½ cups flour (light spelt or white whole wheat works great here)
1 tsp sea salt
1 tsp baking soda
1½ cups mini chocolate chips
24 creme filled chocolate sandwich cookies
In a mixing bowl, cream butter and sugars together. Add eggs and vanilla and beat until mixture lightens in color. (A couple minutes.) In another bowl, mix together flour, salt and soda. Combine in three additions to the egg mixture. If using spelt, stop as soon as the flour is just incorporated. Fold in the chocolate chips. Chill dough for at least a few hours. Overnight would be great but not essential.
Preheat oven to 350ºF. Using a teaspoon or cookie scoop, form a ball of dough and squish onto one side of a sandwich cookie. Add another ball to the other side and seal the edges together with your fingers. Place cookies on a parchment lined baking sheet and bake for about 12 minutes until golden brown. Cool on baking sheet for a few minutes before removing to rack to finish cooling.
Remember these are actually two cookies per "cookie", so don't go hog wild and eat a bunch at once. They sure are great with a glass of milk though!
I saw these most recently, of the many I have seen, on Very Culinary.


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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A move by U.S. health officials to warn the public of an increased risk of suicidal thoughts among young people taking antidepressants was actually associated with an increase in suicide attempts, suggests a new study.
It could be that doctors avoided prescribing those medications after media reports of the warnings and children and teens with depression went untreated, researchers suggest in the medical journal BMJ.
"In this case, we think we're seeing the decreased use of the medication in kids who had appropriate use of the medications," said Stephen Soumerai, the study's senior author from the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute in Boston.
Between 2003 and 2004 the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued warnings that antidepressants were tied to an increased risk of suicidal thoughts and behaviors in about one percent of children and teens. The agency required the warning to be printed on antidepressant drug labels in October 2004.
The warnings were expanded to include young adults in 2007.
About seven percent of Americans have depression, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Previous studies had found that antidepressant use fell after the warnings were issued but that use of other treatments for depression, such as therapy, did not increase. There was also a decline in the number of people being diagnosed with depression.
To look at how suicidal behavior might have been affected, Soumerai and his colleagues analyzed data from 11 healthcare organizations that provide care to about 10 million people in 12 states.
They found that antidepressant use decreased by 31 percent among adolescents, about 24 percent among young adults and about 15 percent among adults after the warnings were issued.
At the same time, there were increases in the number of adolescents and young adults receiving medical attention for overdosing on psychiatric medicines, which the authors say is an accurate way to measure suicide attempts.
Those poisoning increased by about 22 percent among adolescents and about 34 percent among young adults after the warnings. That translates to two additional poisoning per 100,000 adolescents and four more poisoning per 100,000 young adults, the researchers write.
There was no change in poisoning among adults, they found.
There was also no change in completed suicides. Soumerai said the study may not have been large enough to detect an increase because completed suicides are relatively rare.
Dr. Mark Olfson, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University Medical Center in New York, cautioned that poisoning from psychiatric drugs may not be an accurate representation of suicide attempts, however.
"Their analyses are undermined by the selection of psychotropic drug poisoning for suicide attempts because these events are only weakly associated with suicide," Olfson, who was not involved with the study, said.
However, Soumerai said poisoning were a better predictor of attempted suicide than other measures that are sometimes used, such as reports of self-harm.
The study "suggests that the warning had the intended effect (of reducing antidepressant prescribing for young people) but it remains an open question of whether the warnings were beneficial or not," Olfson added.
A press officer for the FDA also told Reuters Health in an email that "nothing indicates a need for change in the Boxed Warning on these drugs, which urges attention to patients starting treatment, which the FDA feels is still good advice."
"The FDA has not tried to discourage use of antidepressant drugs in people who may benefit from them," the email continued. "And, the current labeling and patient Medication Guides remind physicians and caregivers of the monitoring that is needed for patients taking these medications."
It added that the agency has "tried to balance the suicidality warning language with a reminder that depression is a serious illness that itself is the major risk factor for suicidal thoughts and actions."
"I think it is incumbent that we all have to do a better job at gauging the risk and benefits of these medications," Soumerai said.
SOURCE: bit.ly/1kOvKPB BMJ, online June 18, 2014.

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The CRIS application was developed in 2008 as a successful means of interrogating anonymised information from mental health records (on over 250,000 people to date) and rendering data accessible for clinically relevant research. Patient-led oversight has been a central component in the development and continued use of this data resource. CRIS developments have included the innovative application of natural language processing to ascertain features of interest from text fields, revolutionising the depth of information for research projects.
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A practising radiographer for the first part of my career, subsequently moving on to general management roles and in informatics for over the last 20 years. I was fortunate to be a clinician during the introduction of some of the early imaging modalities that used digital technology to acquire images such at computerised tomography, and beyond that to be involved in computerisation of radiology departments early in my health service career. I gained general management experience in a number of my mid-career posts before joining informatics and leading a number of institutions in various roles in this discipline.
What has been clear throughout my career and never more than now is the power that information has to help support patients & professionals to improve care. We are at a pivotal moment in history to be able to witness and influence this digital transformation in health & care. It is therefore more important than ever that we act collectively with the public to drive through the changes needed, thinking carefully about the overarching themes we adopt as we have in east London,
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CMR has fast become "the one to watch" after being founded in 2014 through a unique vision shared by Martin and fellow entrepreneur Luke Hares, now CMR's Chief Technology Officer. They are set to propel the UK into becoming a leader in medical device manufacturing – taking on some of the largest companies in the world. In September 2017, the company announced the completion of its Series A financing, which raised more than $50m.
Martin is not a typical CEO. He believes that a company which treats it staff fairly will always do better than those which don't. In this vision, he has capped the pay ratio between top management and the rest of the team. His record speaks of success for itself, he has extensive experience in bringing some of the world's most successful companies to the fore, having generated approximately £150m in funding for technology and life science companies. He has held senior leadership positions in companies working in telecoms to clean energy and has played a significant role in the success of Sagentia, Absolute Sensors, Sensopad, Sphere Medical, and RedCloud Technology. The latter included spending two months in Bolivia (he taught himself to be fluent in Spanish to make the trip), negotiating with a Bolivian regulator, banks, and telecoms companies to roll out a mobile money service to those who had never previously had a bank account.
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Constructed of reinforced concrete, MLC Tower is a modernist white octagonal column. It was awarded the coveted John Sulman medal by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects in 1983.
The building podium features a shopping centre with several exclusive fashion labels, including Longchamp, Jimmy Choo, and Omega. The complex also contains the 1,186 seat Theatre Royal, a carpark, a newly renovated gourmet food hall, and numerous cafes.
Located directly above Martin Place station, this building offers excellent transport connections. In-house amenities include doctors, dentists, medical centres and a child care centre.
The building boasts spectacular views across stunning Sydney harbour and city skyline. Many of Sydney's landmark attractions – including the Harbour Bridge, Sydney Opera House and Hyde Park – are just a stroll away.
Building occupants include the $1 billion global food business Sunrice, the Sydney Consulate of the United States of America, the NSW Department of Primary Industries, and an impressive list of law firms and financial institutions.
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Physiatry Progressions: PM&R as First Step for Back Pain
Chirag Kalola, MD
Lower back pain is the most common musculoskeletal complaint. It affects up to 30 percent of all Americans at any time and 85 percent of individuals at least once in their lives. Chronic back pain can have a profound impact on individuals' physical, psychological and emotional health. Chronic back pain is often cited as a reason for giving up exercise, activities of daily life and sexual intercourse.
From their primary care physician's office, patients with chronic back pain often are referred for evaluation by orthopedics or neurosurgery. However, an overwhelming body of evidence suggests that in the absence of clear surgical indications, such as bowel or bladder dysfunction orprogressive or severe sensory or motor neurologic deficit, the vast majority of these patients have functional pain that cannot be treated with surgery.
Studies evaluating the utility of imaging studies in these patients indicate that structural spine changes are typically non-diagnostic, only weakly associated with outcome and do not impact treatment. Further, imaging abnormalities are often non-specific, and herniated discs and degenerative joint disease are frequent incidental findings in individuals without pain. Consequently, in nearly all presentations, muscular and ligamentous sources of pain are more likely than surgically treatable structural lesions. Such functional pain cannot be diagnosed on imaging studies and may be more appropriately assessed and treated by an early referral to a physical medicine and rehabilitation physician (PM&R).
For a PM&R specialist, the primary goal is to provide every patient with comprehensive and effective non-operative treatment of pain aimed at restoring optimal function. Physiatry-based approaches to chronic back pain treatment begin with a thorough physical examination, including musculoskeletal assessment of the patient's posture, passive and active range of motion, evaluation for physical deformity and neurologic testing, including nerve conduction studies (NCS) and electromyography (EMG) when appropriate.
Next, the rehabilitation specialist will recommend a targeted treatment plan aimed at achieving analgesia, improving psychosocial function, reintegration of recreational pursuits and restoring optimal function. Typically, this involves a multimodal approach that combines physical and occupational therapy, exercise training, movement and activity modification, adaptive equipment and assistive devices, along with local and systemic medications.
PM&R physicians strive to address pain issues on multiple levels and emphasize a multidisciplinary approach involving team members of diverse expertise, including psychologists and physical and occupational therapists. The physician specialist is the primary provider and ensures that care is properly coordinated.
Studies of similar team-based approaches to pain management have demonstrated superior long-term outcomes over conventional treatments including less work disability, fewer diagnostic tests and fewer surgical procedures. In this manner the physiatrist can provide optimal outcomes by ensuring that patients are properly evaluated and receive complete therapy, while addressing the physical, psychological and emotional aspects ofchronic back pain.
Chirag Kalola, MD, is Medical Director of The Spine & Joint Center at Good Shepherd in Allentown, PA, where he provides specialized outpatient care for musculoskeletal and orthopedic pain. He provides fluoroscopy-guided spininjections and EMGs. Dr. Kalola is board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation and pain management.


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AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Tea party darling Ted Cruz convincingly defeated the Republican establishment favorite, Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, in Texas' runoff election Tuesday, capturing the GOP nomination to replace retiring U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison as fiercely conservative voters shook one of America's reddest states to its political core.
The race had been closely watched nationally as one of the nation's most-vivid contrasts between the GOP mainstream and grassroots, conservative activists. But as results began to pour in, it turned out to be no contest. Cruz grabbed early leads in key cities around the state where Dewhurst had once enjoyed stronger name recognition, fundraising and political organization just weeks earlier.
Overseeing the state Senate from the powerful lieutenant governor's post since 2003, Dewhurst was long considered a slam dunk in his race with Cruz, the former state solicitor general and son of a Cuban immigrant. Dewhurst had the endorsement of much of Texas' Republican mainstream, including Gov. Rick Perry, who despite his failed run for president was still widely popular back home. He also had a $200 million personal fortune he could dip into at will and did, loaning his Senate campaign at least $24.5 million.
But Cruz has a fiery stage presence that made tea party supporters across the state swoon, and received millions from national, conservative organizations which targeted Dewhurst as too moderate. Even though the lieutenant governor oversaw some of the most-conservative state legislative sessions in Texas history and helped speed the passage of laws requiring women to undergo a sonogram before having an abortion and voters to show identification at the polls, he also occasionally compromised with Democratic lawmakers to keep the legislative agenda moving.
Meanwhile, former Democratic state Rep. Paul Saddler easily bested perennial candidate Grady Yarbrough to capture his party's nomination and face Cruz in November's general election, but Cruz begins that race the overwhelming favorite.
Cruz memorized the U.S. Constitution while in high school and successfully painted his opponent as wishy-washy – even though they actually disagree on little, either politically or ideologically.
The 41-year-old Cruz had never run for political office but bolstered his political credentials arguing in front of the state Supreme Court as the longest-serving solicitor general in Texas history.
Cruz's father Rafael is a pastor outside Dallas. He fought with Fidel Castro's rebels in Cuba before Castro took power and eventually embraced communism, and the elder Cruz fled to the U.S. with nothing but $100 sowed into his underwear.
Texas Republicans aren't used to losing: The state has not elected a Democrat statewide since 1994. But Cruz attacked Dewhurst from the right, and the lieutenant governor's campaign had no real answer.
The state primary was pushed back from Super Tuesday to late May due to a legal fight over redistricting maps drawn by the GOP-dominated Legislature. The 66-year-old Dewhurst beat Cruz by 10 percentage points in the primary but fell about 70,000 votes short of the majority needed for an outright win in a nine-Republican field vying for the party's nomination.
Besides Perry and other state GOP big guns, Dewhurst was endorsed by former baseball great Nolan Ryan. Dewhurst also won the endorsements of former Dallas Mayor Tom Leppert, who finished third in the Republican primary, and ex-NFL running back and ESPN commentator Craig James, the primary's fourth-place primary finisher.
None of it was enough.
Cruz got millions from national tea party groups and other conservative organizations including the Washington-based Club for Growth. He was endorsed by ex-Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, radio talk show host Glen Beck, U.S. Sens. Jim DeMint of South Carolina and Kentucky's Rand Paul, as well as former GOP presidential hopeful and Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum.
At a morning campaign stop in Houston, Cruz said he heard from voters statewide interested in changing what they view as insider-politics in Washington.
"That's the way the democratic process is supposed to work. It's not supposed to be a bunch of guys in a smoky room in Austin picking the next senator," Cruz added.
Just blocks away a few hours later, Dewhurst said, "This is a tough race, but if we remind voters I'm the only true conservative in the race," we can win, Dewhurst said, promising to "turn Washington upside down" if elected.
Natache Reeves, a 42-year-old nurse from the Dallas-Fort Worth suburb of Grapevine, said she voted for Cruz because he had Palin's support and was less likely to restrict handgun use.
"I love Sarah Palin, and she's backing Ted Cruz," Reeves said. "I pretty much agree with everything that rolls out of her mouth."
But Cruz wasn't for everyone. Frank Martinez of Dallas said despite finding Dewhurst's campaign ads "very mean" he couldn't support Cruz, even though they share Cuban roots.
"I think (Dewhurst) has more experience, and he's not a lawyer. So the ad worked," said Martinez, 54, who is unemployed after a workplace accident two years ago left him disabled.
Cruz has drawn comparisons to Indiana, where state Treasurer Richard Mourdock defeated incumbent Sen. Richard Lugar in the Republican primary. But in Texas, the nation's second-most populous state, a win by a tea party-backed candidate is likely to resonate even more.
Associated Press writers Danny Robbins in Grapevine, Sarah Kuta in Dallas, Ramit Plushnick-Masti in Houston and AP photographer Pat Sullivan in Houston contributed to this report.


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If Baltimore City's revenue from speed cameras is exceeding projections by millions of dollars, there is something wrong with the way they are being used. The purpose of speed cameras and the reason the state allows them is to cut down on speeding, not to raise money. The idea — and the experience in other Maryland jurisdictions that have used them — is that once people get a ticket or two, they learn their lesson and slow down. The notion that Baltimore City drivers are too thick-headed or lead-footed to learn this lesson, as Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake suggested at this week's Board of Estimates meeting, simply doesn't wash.
Baltimore began installing speed cameras in fiscal 2010, and it has steadily increased the number it employs since then, from 28 initially to 83 today. The fact that total speed camera revenues have increased during that time, then, is no surprise. But revenue for the fiscal year that ended in June exceeded expectations by $4 million. The figure would have been higher if not for more than 3,000 tickets that were thrown out because of an error in their processing. In all, the city collected more than twice as much for its speed cameras as the state did from those posted in highway construction zones across Maryland.
The city needs to take a comprehensive look at how it is choosing locations for its cameras, the size and positioning of signs warning motorists of them, and particularly at its use of mobile cameras that can be placed in a given location for short periods of time. Because of the processing lag between a camera catching someone speeding and when the ticket is received in the mail, the deterrent effect of a camera can only be fully realized if it is kept in place for a sufficient period of time.
Fortunately, Mayor Rawlings-Blake has plans to do just that. Her glib rhetoric at the Board of Public Works notwithstanding, she is in the process of putting together a study group including experts inside and outside of city government to evaluate the city's speed camera program. A spokesman said he expects the details of the group's mission and membership to be announced soon.
In the meantime, the mayor is absolutely right in her resistance to City Council efforts to spend the windfall to keep open a fire company. State law requires speed camera revenue be used to support public safety, and a fire company, as City Council President Bernard C. "Jack" Young suggests, may well be permissible. But it is unwise.
The city needs to make whatever adjustments are necessary so that speeding on the streets monitored by the cameras and the resulting revenue are reduced. The fact that Ms. Rawlings-Blake is sticking by her budget office's projections for steadily diminishing returns from the cameras is an indication of her commitment to that goal. Funding an ongoing expense, like a fire company, from a funding source that the city is trying to reduce is foolhardy.
That's why the mayor's plans for how to use speed camera revenue make sense. The baseline amount the city has budgeted for will be used for traffic law enforcement, and any excess will be used to install traffic calming devices — one-time revenue used for one-time expenses, fines from speeders used to further reduce speeding.
Ms. Rawlings-Blake may have been impolitic when she called the $40 tickets a "minor inconvenience for people who routinely break the law," but on the substance of the issue, she stands far above those who complain that enforcing the speed laws is diminishing the quality of life in Baltimore neighborhoods or those who are salivating for ways to spend the found money. Speeding by 12 miles per hour or more in school and construction zones — the violation the cameras are designed to catch — is no joke. It is a deadly problem, particularly in Baltimore City. We encourage the mayor to look closely at the city's speed camera program to make sure it is performing as designed, but when it comes to debates about whether to keep the cameras or how to spend the money, she should stand her ground.


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Search and recover … misplaced trust deeds can prove costly. Illustration: Karl HilzingerThe strategy: To find out whether there's a potential problem with my family trust.
Is that likely? At last count, there were more than 600,000 family trusts in Australia, many of which were set up 20 or 30 years ago. So when was the last time you looked at the trust deed? Do you even know where it is?
A partner with Hall & Wilcox, Emma Woolley, says a growing number of people are looking to review or modernise their trust deeds and are discovering they don't know where they are. The family may not have retained the original documents, or they may have been left with an adviser such as an accountant or lawyer that the family moved on from years ago, or they may have been damaged at some time.
Even worse, she says, some clients are seeing advisers to have their trusts reviewed, only to find they have matured and no longer exist. This can have significant tax and legal consequences and, ideally, you'd like time to plan for them, but if you don't know when the trust matures it could be too late.
Why do I need the trust deed? Woolley says family trusts are much less flexible than companies, or even self-managed super funds. The trust deed is the document that sets out what the trustee can do and how the trust should be managed. She says the Bamford court decision of 2010 emphasised the importance of the trust deed in determining how income from the trust could be distributed. Prior to that decision, she says, people assumed all trusts were the same, but they're not.
The Bamford decision centred around streaming of trust income – paying different types of income to different beneficiaries – and caused many families and their advisers to go back to their trust deeds to find out exactly what they said. But if you don't have the trust deed, you can't read it. And if you can't read it, you can't find out whether it needs to be updated.
"Some trusts have limitations or require a particular person's consent to any changes," she says. "There's a real risk that if you don't know that, any changes you do make might not be effective."
Woolley says she is also expecting a "tidal wave" of litigation when trusts mature and family members, who have been tied together by the trust, fall out.
So what should I do? A good start, even if you don't think the deed needs any changes, would be to track down the trust deed and ensure it is in a safe place. She says even if it doesn't need any changes now, it may once the government review of how trusts are taxed is completed.
If you can't find the original deed, Woolley says there is a risk the Tax Office might not believe it existed. In most cases, she says, clients are able to find enough documentation to give comfort that the trust exists. You may be able to find a copy of the original deed or some other form of evidence.
She says in one case, two brothers had established identical trusts at the same time with the same accountant. One brother had later moved his business (and trust deed) to a new accountant and lost track of the trust but had enough evidence to show his lost deed was identical to his brother's.
If you have no evidence, she says, you can go through the court system to try to establish confirmation of a deed, but this is expensive and potentially risky.
Is it worth having a trust? Woolley says they are still useful vehicles for estate and succession planning, and for protecting an individual's assets. But they have their own challenges and are ruled by the trust deed. So it's a document to be taken care of.
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After lawyers for the reality TV dad and his former gal pal, Hailey Glassman, escalated a war of words over the trashed Manhattan apartment the pair shared, Gosselin and Glassman reportedly met in person Wednesday to "try to work things out."
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MINNEAPOLIS-Tom who? For that matter, Carson who? At least for now.
In a Super Bowl in which it was expected the greatest quarterback in NFL history was going to outshine the career journeyman, it was the journeyman who outshined the GOAT. And pretty much everybody else, including Pink and Justin Timberlake.
Nick Foles, welcome to immortality. Not only was he every bit the passer of Tom Brady on this day, Foles also showed he's the better receiver.
"Just another game," Foles deadpanned afterward.
When you have a Super Bowl that resembles a 9-man high school shootout, strange things happen.
The quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles played his second consecutive career game in the second straight biggest game of his life, leading one of the sport's longest suffering franchises to a 41-33 victory over Brady and the New England Patriots on Sunday, Feb. 4, at U.S. Bank Stadium.
In the end, it was Foles throwing the game-winning touchdown in the final minutes. An 11-yard pass to tight end Zach Ertz with 2:25 left-after a review to see if it was actually a catch, of course-was the history maker.
In the end, it was Brady making the crucial turnover when he was stripped of the ball by Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham a few moments after the big touchdown.
Flip flop.
Foles finished 28 of 43 for 373 yards and three touchdowns, good enough to be named the game's MVP. It was a near-repeat of his performance against Minnesota in the NFC Championship.
"I felt calm," Foles said. "We have such a great group of guys, such a great coaching staff. We felt confident coming in and we just went out there and played football. We've played this game since we were little kids. We dreamed about this moment."
This was stuff of dreams, all right. The Eagles signed Foles before the start of this season almost as an afterthought, a well-traveled veteran to back up their franchise player Carson Wentz. After Wentz, the North Dakota State product, went down with a knee injury late in the season, expectations in Philadelphia plummeted like Minnesota's winter temperatures.
Foles was unremarkable until catching fire in the NFC Championship game against Minnesota, peppering the Vikings for 357 yards and three touchdowns in a 38-7 victory.
The idea going into the Super Bowl was that Foles had peaked, that he'd played his best career game when the Eagles needed him most and he'd surely be outplayed by five-time champion Brady in the big game.
Think again.
"He's amazing," tight end Zach Ertz said. "The past three weeks, he's been playing out of his mind. People panicked when Carson went down. Nick, we had all the confidence in the world in him. He's a fantastic human, fantastic player."
Foles was spot-on from the beginning, completing six of his first seven passes on the Eagles' opening drive. His 34-yard touchdown pass to Alshon Jeffery on Philadelphia's next drive was a work of art, dropped in the back of the end zone on a dime.
And that wasn't even his best TD throw. That came in the third quarter when he threaded a 22-yard pass between New England defenders Marquis Flowers and Devin McCourty into the arms of running back Corey Clement for a 29-19 lead.
And that wasn't even the TD that will be replayed over and over for history. That would be Foles' touchdown catch with 38 seconds left in the first half, coming off a Wildcat reverse pass from backup tight end Trey Burton. Eagles coach Doug Pederson, who called the play on fourth and goal from the New England 1, called it "Philly special" after the game. Foles had no trouble catching the pass, which is more than Brady can say. The New England QB dropped a ball on a trick play in the first quarter.
"We wanted to stay aggressive. My mentality coming into the game was I was going to stay aggressive with Nick and let him make plays," Pederson said.
The Foles story is likely to get weird fairly quick. Wentz is the undisputed franchise quarterback for the Eagles. He is young, he is uber-talented and he showed this year before getting injured that he can carry the Philadelphia offense almost single-handedly.
Pederson said earlier in the week that in quiet moments, he daydreamed about himself and Wentz being together for many years-like Brady and Patriots coach Bill Belichick. The Eagles belong to Carson Wentz.
In the winning locker room, Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie hugged Wentz and told him, "The best is yet to come."
That is the future. This night, the most important night of all, belonged to Nick Foles.


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INDIANAPOLIS — No dramatic "I'm back" statement came Sunday night. No numerical switch signaling a fresh start could be spotted.
Eighteen years ago this month, Michael Jordan, wearing No. 45, made his dramatic comeback from retirement and a baseball experiment here. He scored 19 points with six rebounds and six assists in an overtime loss to the Pacers at the old Market Square Arena.
The best Derrick Rose could do was don a sport coat and slacks and sit on the bench for the first time this season and since tearing his left ACL on April 28. Rose spent several stoppages sharing observations with teammates and jumped to his feet often to celebrate positive plays.
But ultimately, his front-row seat only underlined the Bulls' 97-92 gritty loss to the Pacers.
The Bulls missed two opportunities to tie in the waning seconds when Marco Belinelli missed an off-balance 3-pointer and Vladimir Radmanovic failed to come up with the loose ball on a rebound. David West, who led all scorers with 31 points, iced matters with two free throws with 0.5 seconds left.
Indiana's third straight victory over their Central Division rival assured them of winning the season series for the first time since 2003-04. It came with Rose, Kirk Hinrich, Taj Gibson and Richard Hamilton all sidelined by injuries and with Luol Deng and Nate Robinson playing through theirs.
And, despite an impressive, second-quarter run from an unlikely reserve lineup and a gallant overall effort, Rose's presence only made his absence sting more.
Coach Tom Thibodeau said Rose hadn't been on the bench previously because during games, "he's been working in back. He might not even be out there all the time."
Trailing by five late, Luol Deng threw down his second flying dunk of the night and later fed Belinelli, who scored 20, with a full-court pass to bring the Bulls within one again. But George Hill sank two free throws and the Bulls committed a shot-clock violation with 52.9 seconds remaining.
West then rebounded his own miss and scored with 32.2 seconds left. Noah missed on a wild drive — you know, the time when Rose would have the ball — and the Bulls were forced to foul Hill, who split free throws with 25.6 seconds remaining for a six-point lead.
Jimmy Butler, who scored a career-high 20 points, sank a 3-pointer. Hill missed both free throws with 13.6 seconds left, giving one final chance.
Finishing a back-to-back, the Bulls trailed by 13 early and added Carlos Boozer's foul trouble atop all the injuries. Enter Radmanovic and Nazr Mohammed.
No, really.
A lineup of those two, Indianapolis native Marquis Teague, Belinelli and Jimmy Butler energized the Bulls, pulling them within seven on several occasions, including at halftime. At one point, the deficit could've dropped to five but Teague, who logged a career-high 28 minutes, missed two free throws.
Radmanovic powered home a baseline dunk. Mohammed brought the starters watching from the bench — and Rose — to their feet by blocking a Paul George dunk and dunking over George on another trip.
"We were flat," Thibodeau said of giving the bench players a chance. "Those guys got us back into it. We rode them. We didn't play any defense to start the game."
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Argentina 16-16 South Africa, Rugby Championship
Pumas and Boks battle to a draw
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August 25, 2012
It was an immensely physical clash in Mendoza
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Argentina and South Africa battled to a 16-16 draw in their Rugby Championship clash in Mendoza on Saturday.
The Pumas very nearly caused a huge upset with Santiago Fernandez's first-half try giving them the advantage but Frans Steyn charged down Marcelo Bosch's clearance kick and dotted the ball down after 64 minutes. The result means that Argentina have not beaten South Africa in any of their 14 previous Tests, with their most recent reverse coming in last week's opening Rugby Championship match at Newlands.
The Springboks made two changes from that side as Adriaan Strauss replaced the injured Bismarck du Plessis at hooker, while Jacques Potgieter was promoted from the bench to start at blindside flanker, with Keegan Daniel making way. The home side brought in Nicolas Sanchez at number 10 with Juan Martin Hernandez injured, while Rodriguez came in for Lucas Gonzalez Amorosino.
Argentina dominated the first half and entered the break 13-3 ahead thanks to Fernandez's and the boot of Martin Rodriguez, who converted two penalties and a conversion. But South Africa could have taken the lead after three minutes after the visitors were penalised for being off their feet at a ruck, but Frans Steyn missed from 47 yards.
The home side were first on the board as Rodriguez converted a penalty after Jannie du Plessis was penalised for an infringement at a maul. And Argentina extended their lead after 17 minutes when Juan Figallo passed to Fernandez, who touched down underneath the posts with the extras added by Rodriguez.
Rodriguez could have put his side 13 points ahead after Bryan Habana was pulled up for handling while on the ground, but the full-back could not convert. The visitors finally got on the scoreboard seven minutes before the break after the Pumas were again penalised at the ruck, with Morne Steyn knocking it over. However Rodriguez ensured his side went into the break 10 points clear, converting a penalty after 36 minutes.
Out-muscled and outplayed in the first 40 minutes, South Africa needed to strike first and were thankful that nine minutes after the restart Steyn took advantage of Rodrigo Roncero's infringement at the ruck to bring the score back to 13-6. However indiscipline again from South Africa, this time from replacement Flip van der Merwe, gave Rodriguez the opportunity to add to the Pumas' tally and the 27-year-old made no mistake.
Morne Steyn kept his side in the match as once again the teams exchanged three-pointers. South Africa turned the screw and with 15 minutes left scored their first try of the match. Frans Steyn charged down a Marcelo Bosch clearance and touched down, with his conversion levelling the scores.
They could have won it but Morne Steyn missed a penalty with six minutes left as the Springboks left with their unbeaten record intact.
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Picked this up some years ago. It was dead cheap and in Mayo GAA colours, except the red should be a band. Anyway no idea who the sponsors are, but not to garish.....
It wasn't me that started it I promise you. Some guy in our club (well he isn't in our club anymore but that is a different story) went to Germany on business and whilst he was there he found a bike shop.
The shop had its own amateur cycling team and they had some jerseys in stock. He bought one and then wore it at our next ride. It was enchanting to see a bloke from Peterborough riding around the fens in a jersey with loads of exotic sounding sponsors on it. Most of them were probably sore bum creams or something, but the challenge was out there and I wanted to take it up.
Fast forward a couple of fruitless summers looking in foreign bike shops and I finally struck gold in Spain.
Lloret de Mar has a reputation that is probably not associated with the cutting edge of cycle sport. In fact "Bob's Lapdancing Club" is a more likely sponsor knowing what I know about the Costa Brava resort.
But just outside of town is Blanes, unspectacular on its own. I was just there to catch a train into Barcelona, but then I saw it.
Freebike bike store. I knew they were proper roadies too. They had a slope on the side of the shop to the car park and on it was a scale model... of L'Alpe D'Huez.
And in the window, a team Freebike jersey. The exchange rate was obviously better and the combination of sun and San Miguel found me whipping my credit card out and having a crisp fresh jersey packed up for me to take away.
The full zipper is a bit useless most of the time whilst trundling down the Huntingdonshire lanes, but I love the design (a dinosaur riding a bike) and the sponsors.
First up across the shoulders is Spiuk who most of you will know. That is where the major companies end though. The chest is full of small businesses with an aluminum company across the front. The side panels advertise Idea, which is a local washing machine chain.
So the challenge to road.cc riders and members is this... find a lovely local shop cycling team jersey on your travels. Not Saxo Bank or Columbia but something a bit more obscure.
I can't wait to see your photos :0)
James has been blogging for road.cc for 5 years and racing bicycles (averagely) for 20 years.


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As well as its popular range of digital compacts, it was also a major player in the digital SLR market, with the Dynax 5D and 7D meeting wide critical acclaim. The accompanying statement that all of the company's digital SLR technology was being transferred to Sony was greeted with some scepticism among those who discuss such things, but in fact Sony and Konica Minolta had been working on a joint digital SLR project since July last year, so the news wasn't all that surprising.
Well, the fruits of that collaboration have now been revealed, in the shape of the Sony Alpha α100, the company's first digital SLR. I was lucky enough to be invited to Marrakech in Morocco for the official European launch event, and spent a couple of days in the desert learning about the camera and trying it out with some of the range of lenses available for it. While not quite my usual review template, it is based on handling a full production camera.
The basic details are certainly encouraging. The Alpha α100 uses the same Sony 10 megapixel APS sensor found in the Nikon D200, and also uses the Minolta lens mount, giving it instant access to Konica Minolta's 10 per cent share of the digital camera market and a ready supply of very high quality lenses.
Further optical excellence is provided thanks to Sony's partnership with the legendary Carl Zeiss company, the German firm that practically invented optical engineering. The camera is being launched with a range of over twenty lenses bearing the Alpha brand, as well as a couple of flashguns, a range of attractive bags and cases, and other useful accessories.
In overall styling the Alpha α100 resembles, not surprisingly, the Konica Minolta 5D, however it is far from being merely a re-badged Minolta. In order to be taken seriously in the highly competitive DSLR field, Sony has had to come up with something unique and special, and in my opinion it has succeeded admirably. The α100 is crammed full of advanced technology designed to make taking good pictures easier, addressing most of the major problems that can ruin your pictures.
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Arkths or Ravagers: These are large landbound crablike creatures about the size of Grizzly Bears. They live partially in the astreal plane. Their food is magic. They can sense it at huge distances. Since spells and such are hard to eat (being in motion) and magical places are the equivalent of a sea of krill to them, they are looking for magic stashed in concrete places. Their primary food source is magic items, alchemical potions, and enchantments. They do a pretty good job of mangling/ eating the physical aspect of said items in the process of chowing down. These things will be the bane of dungeons everywhere, as they will slowly eat away much of the treasure (and the magical traps... so it can be advantagous to follow these things). Note: They will attack people with highly magical natures (i.e. high magic powers). They will probably kill the person in the process of sucking out the power.
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"The BEST adventure in the South.. " Southern Living, January, 2011
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