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A dagger from the Second World War was one of a host of items stolen from a home in Hemel Hempstead.
Thieves are thought to have entered the property in Crossfell Road between 5.45pm and 6.15pm on Sunday, November 26.
They gained entry through a window before searching upstairs bedrooms and making off with a number of items.
Included are the dagger (pictured), a quantity of foreign currency, an 18ct men's gold wedding band, an emerald and diamond ring, a gold cluster ring, a bracelet with an '18' charm, a pearl necklace, a men's gold signet ring with a red stone setting, and a solid silver bracelet.
Detective Constable Peter Spiers, from the Hemel Hempstead Local Crime Unit, said: "Many of the stolen items hold large sentimental value to the victim and the commando dagger is distinctive in that it may catch someone's eye if the offender attempts to sell it on for cash.
"I would ask people to be aware of these items locally and contact us if they believe they are being sold, either online or in person.
"A dark Audi was also seen in the area around the time of the burglary so I am appealing to anyone who saw suspicious activity involving a car of this description to get in touch with me."
If you have any further information that could assist the investigation, please email DC Spiers on firstname.lastname@example.com, call Hertfordshire Constabulary on the non-emergency number 101, quoting crime reference D1/17/9613


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NDC 66343-051 Emvita 2
Calcarea Phosphorica, Cuprum Metallicum, Oophorinum, Veratrum Album, Orchitinum, Vipera Berus
NDC Product Code 66343-051
Proprietary Name: Emvita 2 What is the Proprietary Name?
The proprietary name also known as the trade name is the name of the product chosen by the medication labeler for marketing purposes.
Non-Proprietary Name: Calcarea Phosphorica, Cuprum Metallicum, Oophorinum, Veratrum Album, Orchitinum, Vipera Berus What is the Non-Proprietary Name?
The non-proprietary name is sometimes called the generic name. The generic name usually includes the active ingredient(s) of the product.
NDC Code Structure
- 66343 - Rubimed Ag
- 66343-051 - Emvita 2
NDC Product Information
Emvita 2 with NDC 66343-051 is a a human prescription drug product labeled by Rubimed Ag. The generic name of Emvita 2 is calcarea phosphorica, cuprum metallicum, oophorinum, veratrum album, orchitinum, vipera berus. The product's dosage form is liquid and is administered via oral form.
Dosage Form: Liquid - A dosage form consisting of a pure chemical in its liquid1 state. This dosage form term should not be applied to solutions.
Product Type: Human Prescription Drug What kind of product is this?
Indicates the type of product, such as Human Prescription Drug or Human Over the Counter Drug. This data element matches the "Document Type" field of the Structured Product Listing.
Emvita 2 Active Ingredient(s)What is the Active Ingredient(s) List?
This is the active ingredient list. Each ingredient name is the preferred term of the UNII code submitted.
- TRIBASIC CALCIUM PHOSPHATE 800 [hp_C]/50mL
- COPPER 18 [hp_M]/50mL
- SUS SCROFA OVARY 21 [hp_X]/50mL
- VERATRUM ALBUM ROOT 16 [hp_M]/50mL
- SUS SCROFA TESTICLE 21 [hp_X]/50mL
- VIPERA BERUS VENOM 21 [hp_X]/50mL
Inactive Ingredient(s)About the Inactive Ingredient(s)
The inactive ingredients are all the component of a medicinal product OTHER than the active ingredient(s). The acronym "UNII" stands for "Unique Ingredient Identifier" and is used to identify each inactive ingredient present in a product.
Administration Route(s)What are the Administration Route(s)?
The translation of the route code submitted by the firm, indicating route of administration.
- Oral - Administration to or by way of the mouth.
Pharmacological Class(es)What is a Pharmacological Class?
These are the reported pharmacological class categories corresponding to the SubstanceNames listed above.
- Blood Coagulation Factor - [EPC] (Established Pharmacologic Class)
- Increased Coagulation Factor Activity - [PE] (Physiologic Effect)
- Calcium - [CS]
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- Divalent - [CS]
- Copper - [CS]
- Copper-containing Intrauterine Device - [EPC] (Established Pharmacologic Class)
- Decreased Embryonic Implantation - [PE] (Physiologic Effect)
- Decreased Sperm Motility - [PE] (Physiologic Effect)
- Inhibit Ovum Fertilization - [PE] (Physiologic Effect)
Product Labeler InformationWhat is the Labeler Name?
Name of Company corresponding to the labeler code segment of the Product NDC.
Labeler Name: Rubimed Ag
Labeler Code: 66343
Marketing Category: UNAPPROVED HOMEOPATHIC - What is the Marketing Category?
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Start Marketing Date: 06-03-2019 What is the Start Marketing Date?
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Listing Expiration Date: 12-31-2020 What is the Listing Expiration Date?
This is the date when the listing record will expire if not updated or certified by the product labeler.
Exclude Flag: N What is the NDC Exclude Flag?
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Title: Captured by the Pirate Laird ( Book one Highland Force Series)
Author: Amy Jarecki
Genre: Historical Fiction Romance
Review Rating: Five Stars
Reviewer: Linda Hays-Gibbs
Exciting Romantic Adventure 1559
We open with a poor maiden being sold into marriage slavery to a fat old Baron. Lady Anne is only nineteen and married by proxy to Baron Wharton, fifty-eight. She has no say in the marriage arranged by her mother the Countess of Southampton and her uncle the Earl. She leaves her home and all she knows, to go on a ship to her new husband, alone. Her new husband is too tight to hire a chaperone. She is feeling quite betrayed and miserable on the Flying Swan heading toward her doom. She thinks things can't get worse when cannons fire and her bedroom door is blasted aside and a terribly handsome Scottish pirate finds her.
It just gets started here and you go on a magic adventure through Scotland and onto an island called Raasay with the handsome Scot, Laird Calum MacLeod.
With Anne's proxy marriage keeping these two apart even besides the sparks flying everywhere, it gets awfully hot in the chilly Highlands anyway.
Calum was not expecting to have a beautiful prisoner to ransom. He soon found that his heart needed to be ransomed too.
Calum's sweet caring sister, Mara and her loving husband John are great characters too and give the story more body. They help the hero and heroine a lot.
Anne finds her courage and Calum his heart. They are a perfect match but alas she is already married.
I will not give away all the spoilers but I say I laughed and cried. It kept me intrigued. I just loved it.
I did have a few points I must mention but they in no way diminished my pleasure in this book.
There were some typos and omitted words. There was also something I'd like to mention of historical value that might help Miss Jarecki. I found you referred to the Kepe as Keep and you had the Scots wearing their kilts while riding horses. Trews were better for riding. The Highlands did not have horses for a long time so kilts were grand but without pants of some kind a horse could ruin you quick. Just a note for future reference.
It was however; a wonderful book and I really...really enjoyed it. I just thought you might consider that.
Thank you so much for the pleasure of reading your novel. It was delightful.
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Earlier this month I travelled to Nashville to shoot photos of this gorgeous classical structure erected by the State of Tennessee, the City of Nashville and Davidson County in 1923 (immediately following the first World War). Nashville Architect Edward Dougherty won a Gold medal for the design from the AIA in 1925. From 1939 to 1943 the building served as the fourth home to the Grand Old Opry and witnessed the induction of Roy Acuff, Bill Monroe, and Minnie Pearl.
Today the War Memorial Auditorium is still in use as a music venue as well as offices for the State of Tennessee. To support an effort to preserve the building I am preparing measured drawings to cover the all of its exterior envelope. My line drawings will be enriched with rectified photography. Here is a sample (in progress) of a courtyard elevation.
Here are two more screen shots that show some of the rectified photographs (on separate drawing layers) that are "thawed":
In the end, my drawing set will be organized across at least eight E sized sheets prepared for plotting at 1/4″=1′-0″ (or 1:48) .
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Last week I had the great joy of attending the 3rd Annual Free Conference of the ACELC. The theme this year was on worship, and in the group's earnest desire to restore unity and concord within Lutheranism they attempted to … Continue reading
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In my community right now there is a ton of emphasis on bullying in our local schools. This has been a real issue across our country as kids, corrupted by Original Sin have found ways to exercise the Old Adam … Continue reading
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This Personalised Hanging Mug Vase would make a lovely gift or why not treat yourself? The mug has 3 chains attached with an S hook on the end so that it can be hung up easily. It looks particularly sweet hung in front of a kitchen window.
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Jess Wooden had a weekend to remember. The Eagles fullback has been an integral part of the Harlequins this season as the team has seen success in England. Wooden was a part of the team that beat rivals Richmond over the weekend in front of a record crowd. Her contributions led to her being named Woman of the Match. Additionally, as The Rugby Breakdown notes, she will also play for the Barbarians later in the month. Also earning an honor over the weekend is Roland Suniula who was named Man of the Match for Reggio. Other than that it was a slim weekend with many competitions taking a break for the Six Nations.
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British Isles:
Aviva Premiership
Chris Wyles, Titi Lamositele, and Saracens had the weekend off.
Chris Baumann and Leicester had the weekend off.
Joe Taufete'e, Andrew Durutalo, and Worcester had the weekend off. Taufete'e is injured.
AJ MacGinty and Sale had the weekend off. MacGinty is injured.
Nick Civetta was not in the line-up for Newcastle as they lost to Exeter 20-17 in the LV= Cup on Saturday.
Guinness Pro 14
Callum Black and Ulster had the weekend off.
Greg Peterson and Glasgow had the weekend off.
Blaine Scully and Cardiff had the weekend off.
Ronnie McLean and Richmond had the weekend off.
Nick Civetta and Doncaster had the weekend off.
Dino Waldren was not in the line-up for London Scottish as they lost to Hartpury 14-11 on Saturday. Robbie Shaw was not in the line-up for Hartpury.
Thretton Palamo and Bristol had the weekend off.
Will Hooley and Bedford had the weekend off.Other
Conor Kearns plays with Oxford University.
Ollie Drew plays with Romsney.
Louis Mulholland plays with with Cheshunt.
All Ireland League
Pierce Dargan, Roman Salanoa, and Old Belvedere lost o Old Wesley 34-22 on Wednesday.
Tim Maupin and St. Mary's College had the weekend off.
Kevin O'Connor, Alex McDonald, Will Sims, Liam Smith, and Trinity had the weekend off.
Kalei Konrad and Terenure College beat Garryowen 29-13 on Saturday.
Women's Premiership
Jess Wooden start for the Harlequins as they beat Richmond 14-12 on Saturday.
Top 14
Samu Manoa is on the bench for Toulon as they play Agen on Saturday. Dave Ryan is not in the line-up for Agen.
Pro D2
Eric Fry started and played 63 minutes for Vannes as they beat Mont-de-Marsan 36-13 on Friday.
David Tameilau came off the bench and played 31 minutes while Siaosi Mahoni was not in the line-up for Narbonne as they lost to Beziers 68-21 on Sunday.
Christian Ostberg was not in the line-up for Aurillac as they beat Massy 24-20 on Friday.
Victor Camptat plays for the Brive Reserves.
Mose Fualaau plays for the Clermont Academy.
Inaki Basauri plays for Stade Nantais.
Nafi Maafu plays for the Perpignan reserves.
Roland Suniula started and played 80 minutes for Reggio as they beat Medici 28-23 on Saturday.
New Zealand:
Mitre 10 Cup
Toni Pulu and Counties Manukau have finished their season.
Tony Lamborn, Pas Dunn, and Hawke's Bay have finished their season.
Michelle Wong is training and playing with Sydenham.
Steven Knight is training in the Southland system.
Marcel Brache and the Perth Spirit have finished their season.
James Hilterbrand and the Sydney Rays have finished their season.
Shute Shield
James Hilterbrand and Manly have finished their season.
BC Premier League
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2017 Top Competitor Awards at the 2017 Christmas Party
2017 Top Competitors & Top Awards
Tommy Coleman - Boys 14 & under and the Overall Top Competitor
•Presidents Trophy - Rubio Smith
•Honorary Award - Bill Bray
Sage McClung - Girls 14 & under
Ethan Coleman - Jr Men
Summer Richley - Jr Women
Bobby Hasbrook - Men
Morgan Sliff - Women
Darren Eudaly - Sr Men
Kim Harris - Sr Women
RJ Hervey - Masters
Katie Calkins - Masters Women
Rubio Smith - Grand Masters
Mark Calkins - Legends
Tom Dalton - Extreme Legends
Mark & Debbie Gale - Tandem
*Overall Top Competitor - Tommy Coleman
December 2017 Presidents Message
November 2017 Presidents Message
Hello Dohenians and Happy Halloween,
Last weekend was our Halloween Surf or Treat Contest with Potluck and I'd have to say it was a huge success for the soul of this club. I'm still sitting here as I write three days later enjoying all the social pics and videos …reliving the day's events and reminding myself how full I was from all the great food at the pot luck…. Ugggh I gotta push back from the table more often.
DLSA is so fortunate to have the caliber of volunteers, members, and supporting organizations that it does. I don't believe the I've ever meet better people or been more honored to part of something so unique… The pride of our members beams from the smiles on their faces.
I wear my DLSA jackets, contest shirts, drive my DLSA stickered car, and carry the DLSA flag in my motorhome with such pride that not a day goes by without a moment of reflection of how lucky I and my wife are to be Dohenian's.
Putting on events for the Coalition of Surf clubs, Public, and Members 4-6 times a year is a lot of work but so rewarding. Our club volunteers ensure the DLSA surf contest, parties, civic & humanitarian projects, and day to day business of the club is an example for the Coalition to "follow". ….Follow may not be the right word here …I think what I looking for is our volunteers in DLSA are passionate about their club and their area of responsibility assigned or unassigned. That's right …I continually see the members and volunteers support each other and our events by taking the reins and getting whatever needs to be done handle at that moment without hesitation.
The Halloween Surf or Treat was a fine example of DLSA members doing what needed to be done so that others could have fun. At the end of the surf contest the members and participants got us off the beach and packed up in the event trailer in 30 minutes. SO that all could enjoy great food and each other's company in the shade of site "A".
And let's talk about that a minute …Our friends at the State Park. How lucky are we to have friends like that! We have one of the best locals for a Surf Club anybody could ever want and great infrastructure within the park at our finger tips for ensuring our events are top shelf and an unbelievable supportive staff within the park that goes out of their way to ensure we are happy.
My Words how Lucky are we! And…It Shows …again in the members of this club! We are thankful to our sponsors large and small, as well as our members and patrons of our events because it gives us a chance to give back for what we are so lucky to be part of.
This year the DLSA club tackled Palapa re-roof, did several serious beach clean ups following the storms and July 4th firework show, finally got all the restroom gates welded up, helped with DSBIA's Halloween Haunt Clean Up, added a new banner post to the PCH side of the park, got to comingle and support DSBIA by running the water events for the Doheny Surf Festival, and supported people and several organizations with monetary donations.
For a small "Boutique" surf club with membership of less than 100 families…You should be proud as proud as I'm to be a Dohenian!
Yes we a small surf club …Our greatest asset and sponsor for our club is its own members… We have man-hours and man-hours is money. Our members when volunteering makes our civic and humanitarian projects possible. We had no large corporate cash sponsor this year and many of our events were sans sponsor. … But we were still able to do all that I listed above because of our people and friends at the State Park.
Our surf team is our representatives to the clubs up and down the coast…. Have you noticed something …members of other clubs are coming to DLSA because of our people….our members… our vibe if you will.
I believe our club is looking at another third place finish this year in the Coalition which is awesome (in large part to our surf captain's tireless efforts trying to forge a team out of a heard of cats) but more over I think it's because we are having fun at the Coalition events and it shows. It shows in our surf team and the way we handle ourselves at the events. First place is great and winning the events are great but DLSA shows time and time again we came for the comradery, the surf, the food, and the ALOHA…. DLSA was founded on will surf for food… OK maybe not, but that's my story anyway….
It was truly a good year for our club and in parting I want to remind you we have a Christmas Party at Dec 9th at Shorecliffs Golf Course where again we have a chance to help others by bringing an unwrapped gift of 10 dollars or more for Orangewood Family Center (Children's Home). More details later … and see you the General Meeting this Saturday at Doheny.
Best wishes for you and your families over the Holidays coming up,
Mark Gale
October 2017 Presidents Message
Hello Dohenians,
Hope you all enjoyed the Velzy. AND I'm so sorry if you missed it ..... We really had a good time.
The Velzy this year was a big change in format. Going back to the open campus format where you could hang out and enjoy the show or buy a dinner and visit the Beer Garden while loosing some change at the raffle booth on raffle tickets or tee shirts was the idea this year. No more font gate and holding people hostage to see the trophies handed out by forcing people to buy an entry ticket. We sold out of almost everything from food to shirts.... But we did have a little beer left over LOL. This was the last year of the Jungle Juice as times change and so do the rules governing alcohol permits.
I really must ....REALLY MUST!...Thank our volunteers. ...SO Speaking now to those of you that put hours to days of work into the 28th Annual Dale Velzy Surf Classic and Luau: "I give you my deepest thanks and sincere gratitude for your hard hard work". It has been, and continues to be, my honor to be your President of DLSA. Just being part of this club has enriched my life many times over. I have the best team of Volunteers and Club Members of all the Coalition Clubs. I heard many times from people in the Luau that the DLSA club has the best members and the most fun of any of the surf clubs. Now that may be true or not, as I hope most people are proud of their surf clubs, but still ...Its good to hear their perception of DLSA...and its all GOOD!
ALSO...A big thank you to our Sponsors and Supporters for the event; The volunteers of DSBIA for running the Left Coast Brewery Beer Garden, Hobie Surf Shops, Fran Hoff of Velzy Surf Boards, Charlie Arce Surfboards, R World Surf & Skate. ALSO a big thank you to Sedhor Clothing (RJ Hervey) and Dave's Surf Boards (Dave Rosenberg) ...both of these guys ....for not only donating to the event but also working it and then on top of that paying to be in it and attend the Luau. A lot of people don't realize how many of our BOD or Officers use their own money without being reimbursed for every little thing, just to keep the club healthy and moving ahead. We had many volunteers go above and beyond by working the event and then paying to be in the event....BRAVO PEOPLE BRAVO....As Debbie Gale says "When you join DLSA you get the honor of paying to work our events". This is true. It is an honor to be in DLSA and part of the team that throws such fun events. And contributes so much to our little corner of the community and beach.
We will be having our next General Meeting Down at Doheny Oct 7th and I hope to give some good news on how the Velzy did for our club.
I will be sending out an email Oct 4th to remind you of the Saturday General Meeting on Oct 7th. Sadly some of you will not be getting that email. Our Membership dues for this year are so far in the negative that its time to cut the cord. I'd rather not produce a bad member list and perhaps we have lost some members.This club is not one size fits all ....And it's my desire that our membership becomes elite, and filled with people that enjoy helping the club and believe in what we stand for. No one is forced to stay with DLSA and we certainly will not hold you hostage. We hope you enjoy whatever club or surf team or civic humanitarian organization you wish to be part of. But you are going to miss out on a fun Christmas Party ....LOL
If you still want to pay for your 2017 membership (visit DLSA.club)...please get with our membership director at our General Meeting or mail your dues into PO Box 664 Dana Point CA. 92629
Thank you again one and all for such a great Velzy and bitch'n surf club,
Mark Gale
DLSA President
2017 Swamis Surfing Association Contest
An incredible weekend of surfing and coalition family fun. There was a great swell with a wide range of conditions from stormy to glassy. Saturday challenged everyone on the paddle out, but after getting out (if you got out) there were some good waves to be had. There were a few people who were "Iron Men" and surfed multiple heats in thumping conditions. The team did great with an overall 3rd place. Check out the results of the Swami's contest and other past contests be clicking here. The Swamis Club put on a great "Return to the Reef" event, that our club enjoys and looks forward to every year.
2016 20th Annual Menehune Contest – President's Message
Hello my fellow Dohenian's, The 20th Annual Menehune & Junior Championships is in the books. Yesterday under nice weather and high surf we watch the grom's and juniors show us how to surf middles/2nd spot and when the tide filled in "The Boneyard". We had around 80 competitors with I'd say 20 of them doing shortboard and longboard together. This would make it one of the most productive Menehune events in some time taking in $3,800 in gross receipts. Following expenditures we will be looking where we will use some of the proceeds for the clubs civic & humanitarian projects. Ronald Mc Donald House has a long history with us over the last 20 years at this event. I cannot thank the club members who came out and Volunteered their Saturday enough. Several of the club members put in an 11 hour day… and many more did 7-8 hours working the event non-stop without breaks. Our judges worked the impossible. Having to "eagle eye" (using spotters) to track our contestants from the crowd of non- contestants in the line-up. We even had a surf school and/or youth group wearing color rash guards enter the break….EVEN HAD Stand UP's in the line-up….We had some very bad close calls that could have resulted in injury to our contestants. I would not have blame a single one of those judges saying to heck with it and walking off…..BUT they held fast and worked the problem. Even leaving the judges booth to go out into the water and try to segregate the break so that the young competitors (whom parents paid to watch their child ride waves with 5 other kids the same age group) could ride freely without worry. For many of these kids it was their 1st contest, only to be threaten and hoped by disrespecting locals. Whom desired to steal a child's 15 minutes of fun and possibly their only chance to ride the swell we're seeing this week without a paddle battle and confrontation. Again if not already said and can't be said enough…..If it wasn't for the dedication of the DLSA volunteer pool of individuals this event would not have been successful. And what I mean is the kids had a blast. The parents were happy. And I think the only complaint was not enough shirts in adult sizes. AND by the way ….The shirts are so cool that Dave had extra's made for clubs members with just the Doheny logo on them. So if you want to purchase a club shirt for the 4th of July and you will, see Dave. The Friday night BBQ at Hobie Surf Shop in Dana Point was also a smashing success with Dave's famous Boneyard Dogs and Hobie Surf Shops providing a live band and perfect venue for the last minute sign ups. One more time thank you Volunteers, and Hobie Surf Shops. Oh and thank you Set Up and Tear Down people….Mother of God what an effort to pack the trailer after hiking out off the beach. Luckily the State Parks Team helped us out with that. One MORE one more….Thank you DSBIA for bringing the vendors and entertainment to the surf beach. It made for a very cohesive, flowing and friendly environment. Close knit for the patrons to see and enjoy the vendors, music, food, and surf contest with very little effort. And the beer garden was a welcome station of relief for some of the club's volunteers after many hours of work. Sincerely, Mark Gale (President) (949) 413-6250 Doheny Longboard Surfing Association (DLSA) Coalition of Surf Clubs BOD member


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Harvard opens its home slate Wednesday against BU.
CHICAGO – Behind 22 points from senior captain Christine Clark, Harvard women's basketball (1-1) used a late 14-0 spurt to take out Cal Poly, 83-76, in the second round of the DePaul Maggie Dixon Classic at McGrath-Phillips Arena.
Clark added seven boards and five assists in 37 minutes of play. Junior Temi Fagbenle registered her eighth career double-double with 16 and 10 boards. Junior Erin McDonnell (13) also posted double-figures and senior Melissa Mullins grabbed 12 boards to lead the Crimson on the glass.
The Mustangs (0-2) were paced by Jonae Ervin with 23 points and Molly Schlemer with 21 points and 10 rebounds.
The Crimson shot 54.0 percent from the floor and got to the free throw line 30 times, making 23 of the attempts. Harvard also outrebounded Cal Poly by a 46-33 margin.
Harvard jumped out to a 12-3 lead over the first six minutes, as McDonnell and Mullins each poured in four points. The Crimson defense held the Mustangs to 1-of-12 shooting over the stretch to hold the early advantage.
Cal Poly fought back, converting three unanswered baskets to pull within three and continued to chip away before six-consecutive points from Schlemer gave the Mustangs their first lead of the game, 27-26. The two squads traded baskets for the remainder of the half, as the Crimson took a 41-40 lead into the break.
Harvard shot 11-of-17 in the first half, converting 18-of-22 free throws and outrebounding the Mustangs by a 21-13 clip.
Neither team could gain more than a one-possession advantage until Jasmine Evans hit back-to-back treys from the right side to give Harvard control, 71-64, with 6:46 to play. Fagbenle chipped in two free throws and Clark converted an and-one to push the Crimson lead to 12, 76-64 with 6:12 to play. Cal Poly would make a push, but would get no closer than seven for the rest of the way.
Harvard opens its home slate Wednesday, Nov. 13 against Boston University. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. at Lavietes Pavilion.
Game Notes: Christine Clark scored in double-figures for the 74th time in her career with 22 points. She has scored 20-plus in 14 contests. The 18 free throws made in the first half marked the most for the Crimson since Nov. 21, 2009 at Sacred Heart (18). For the 21st time in her career, Temi Fagbenle posted 10-plus points with 16. Melissa Mullins posted a career high with 12 rebounds, her second double-figure board tally. The Crimson moves to 1-0 when three-or-more players post double-digits. Erin McDonnell posted a personal best for the second-straight night with 13 points on a career-high six field goals. Harvard went with the starting lineup of Curtis, Clark, Mullins, Fagbenle and McDonnell for the second-straight night.


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In 2011, the BBC unveiled its "Delivering Quality First" (DQF) initiative, which sought to bring down costs by £700 million a year, which the corporation now says has been achieved. Speaking at the DTG Summit in London today, the BBC's Deputy Director-General Anne Bulford said the broadcaster had "brought down overheads to industry-leading levels: just six per cent of our total costs - better than most in the private sector", as well as "brought down our property bill by approximately £90 million in six years, reduced our enterprise technology spend by 23 per cent in three years, and all but halved the number of senior managers in eight years."
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Oh September, you flew by. I feel like I catch myself saying that a lot lately though.
As most of you know, we started out the month of September spending Labor Day in Napa. To say we fell in love with it there would be the understatement of the century!
You can check out our whole trip, here.
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As soon as we got back, I became completely over loaded with work, but in a good way! I was crazy inspired on content for you guys, I was ready to start wedding planning, and business was really picking up at my day job.
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If you follow me on snapchat (Lauren_smith6) then you have most likely seen my snaps of walking Bentley in the mornings. I made it my mission in September to really start getting up 20 minutes earlier everyday to walk with him. It has not only been a great way for me to start my morning, but I know he really enjoys it as well!
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That next weekend, we headed up to Plano for a wedding. We stayed at the Marriott at the Legacy Town Center and it could not have been more perfect!
Colton was in the wedding and he had groomsmen duties all day, so I was really fortunate for the area we were staying. It had so many shops & restaurants. I was able to walk to a cycling class, shop all day with my little Gabby, and get my nails done at the coolest/chicest salon called MiniLuxe (seriously obsessed!).
Like, can I move there? I would love to walk to shops and restaurants like that everyday.
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The wedding was a dream! I wore this dress from this post and it was perfecttttt!
Like, #twirlworthy on point. The most fun dress to dance in ever. You can check out the post on it here!
Also, this was the first time I ever saw Colton in a tuxedo, and me-owww!
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That next week was Colton's Birthday! He turned 25 and I think was kind of bummed that it was on a Tuesday, so I really wanted to make it special.
Plus, I like his b-day more than my own. Lucky him lol.
He took the the day off and went golfing with my dad. Afterwards I took him to lunch and started my day of surprises. Which is basically me giving him surprise gifts throughout the day.
I even filled our whole bedroom with 26 balloons! (25 years + 1 to grow on 🙂 )
So fun, right!?
That night, we went to Papas Steak House (his favorite) with both of our families then had everyone over afterwards for cupcakes and presents. Colton's favorite dessert is the Red Velvet Cupcakes from Crave so as much as I wanted to make him a cake, he got his cupcakes!
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That next week was packed once again. On top of a pretty packed work, we had Hannah all week, a double date with friends from Baylor, a few events, and lots of lots work.
Swear I am not complaining – we just haven't stopped!
That next weekend was my favorite! We went to Baylor for the fb game and all the feels were super real.
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Any who,we tailgated, watched the bears win, went to our favorite pizza place and favorite college bar.
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Now here we are, the last week of September and it's like seriously where did the time go?!
Last night was my Mom's bday, and we went to the sweetest dinner for her.
This weekend is Hannah's first Homecoming, so we will be kicking off October with a full day of pampering her. Literally I think I am more excited than she is.
Like how cute is that ^^^
I already told her that I am going to her "boy friends" to take pictures of the two of them all dressed up and I am currently thinking of ways to embarrass her.
I'm taking suggestions.
Any who, October, I am ready for you!
Just please bring Houston some cooler weather 🙂


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The Multi MIDI Editor shows and affects all MIDI tracks that have their editor opened. If you use suitable colors for your instrument groups you can open a group in the Multi MIDI Editor quickly by rightclicking a track's Edit button and choosing Open same color MIDI tracks in Multi MIDI Editor.
The colored buttons at the bottom represent the tracks that are visible in the editor. The active one is larger and its text is bold. Any new notes you add will be in the active track. Selected notes can be moved to the active track using the Move button. In case of overlapping notes the active track will appear in front of the others.
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James Corden and Emily Blunt's musical version of 'Romeo and Juliet' will give you butterflies
In fair Verona, they sang some of pop's greatest hits.
In fair Verona, they sang some of pop's greatest hits.
This is not an endorsement, but my fear factor is already quite high.
From puppies to Jar Jar, meet Roadie.
The rapper will perform at the annual Freedom Festival.
It's on the cover of his new album, parked next to his plane.
Behold, the mother of all diamond-encrusted, gold Apple Watches.
It's official. Recording studios are soon going to be obsolete. This morning it was announced that WeMix, the user-generated record label created by famous rapper Ludacris, and VoodooVox, the technology platform that turns into a microphone, have joi...
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After graduating from the CRST Driving Academy, you'll be matched with an instructor for 28 days of on-the-road training with the industry's highest student pay. After that, you can select any co-driver who lives in your area – even a friend or spouse to work through the shortest employment contract in the trucking field. As the largest team carrier with the longest average miles in the industry, you can increase your earnings even more!Four training facilities across the country
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Kink.com has been expanding their gear store offerings more and cool to see them doing some interesting collaborations. This particular cock-sling is a part of the KINK by Doc Johnson series. I actually haven't had any other Doc Johnson toys, but they have been around plenty long enough to have a good reputation. Perhaps I hadn't gotten around to them as historically they seem to specialize in rough boy toys :)
Although familiar with strap-on devices for a while now, it wasn't till semi recent times we decided to look into wearer insertable "strapless" designs to offer more fun and pleasure for the wearer. After some research and follow through, we can safely say the Fuze Tango Double Ender, We-Vibe Tango mini vibrator, and Aslan Leather Minx strap-on harness make for quite the combination to enhance the strap-on experience for all.
Although curious, I hadn't tried any cockrings till semi recently as I always thought they were more just for erectile dysfunction. Finally getting around to trying some out I learned I had been missing out!


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Missouri sales tax rates ranked 14th highest
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A new report ranks the average sales tax paid in Missouri as the 14th highest among states, but that's still lower than many of its neighbors.
The Tax Foundation, a Washington-based nonprofit research group, compiled the rankings by examining the state sales tax rate and the average local sales tax rate.
Missouri's state sales tax of 4.225 percent ranked 37th out of the 45 states that charge sales taxes. But Missouri's average local sales tax of 3.36 percent was one of the higher rates among states.
The report says Missouri's combined state and local average sales tax rate is 7.58 percent. Although Missouri ranked 14th nationally, its average sales taxes were lower than in neighboring Kansas, Illinois, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Tennessee.
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Half of a Yellow Sun – Chimamanda Adichie
Weighty topics like colonialism, race, class, and civil unrest dominate this most riveting of novels from the pen of one of my favourite writers, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. In 'Half of a yellow sun', Adichie's formidable skills as a natural storyteller shine against the backdrop of the mighty themes.
Little known by most people outside of the continent perhaps, it was in the 1960s that modern Nigeria faced unrest within itself as the Igbo tribes tried to establish an independent Biafran Republic. This was unsuccessful, and Adichie uses the event to weave a story around the characters who perform their life's activities against the backdrop of this seminal event. The main players include university professor and revolutionary, Odenigbo, his houseboy Ugwu, the educated and strong Olanna (Odenigbo's mistress), her enigmatic twin sister, Kainene, and Richard the hapless Englishman in thrall to Kainene and all things Igbo.
How do tribal alliances shape up against a broader outlook of patriotism? Where does love begin and end between two strong-minded people? Class and economic status become flashpoints as they create dissension between those who have family money, and the nouveau riche. When Odenigbo's mother, an uneducated woman, foists a village girl on her son, she basically drives a wedge between him and Olanna, which was her intention. The personal and the political merge stunningly in the novel.
Adichie is a pleasure to read and ruminate over. Her strongly etched characters and sensitive themes serve to accentuate the immense readability of her writing.


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As the New Year is here, it's important feel like we have a productive year. There are studies that show how helping others makes us feel like we have more time for ourselves.
In research done at The Wharton School, participants were divided into 2 groups. One group did tasks like writing to a sick child or tutoring at-risk students while the others were given busy work or told they could go home early.
Those who completed the prosocial activities perceived their time as being more abundant and spent longer working on additional tasks.
After a draining day at work, you may feel like crashing in front of the TV or focusing on your own to do list, try doing things for others & see if that will make you a happier and more productive person.
Here are some ideas to get started:
How to Give More Time to Others
- Call your parents. If you live too far apart to visit often, you can still phone your parents regularly. How about making it a video call so they can see you? Bring them into the new age of technology if they aren't already there. I know it can be a little hard to transition for some. But show them how fun it can be. They will appreciate it.
- Volunteer in your community. Find a worthy cause that you want to support. You could sort cans at a food bank or deliver meals to senior citizens. Go on your own or bring along family and friends. Volunteering at your church can also prove to be fulfilling. I love it!
- Help a coworker. Notice when a colleague is under pressure. Ask them what you can do to help. Maybe you can proofread a document or return some of their phone calls until they have a chance to catch up.
- Greet a neighbor. Introduce yourself to the families who live next door. Say Hello in passing. No one practices this anymore. But, it is a nice gesture.
- Chat with a stranger. Say hi to that person who just happens to be photo bombing your family picture. My family sure did. We said hello & laughed with the person who photo bombed our family photo pictured above.
- Read to your kids. Turn bedtime stories into a regular ritual. Take turns reading to each other and inventing your own tales. It is also proven to be great for their reading habits in school. You will spark a reader.
- Date your spouse. Set aside time to spend as a couple. Go out for dinner and a movie or take a stroll through an art gallery or shopping mall. Just time alone working on the relationship can go a long way.
- Hang out with your friends. Nurture your friendships with regular lunches or potluck dinners. Share laughter and deep conversations.
How to Be More Present in the Time You Give to Others
- Live in the moment. Focus on whoever you are with instead of dwelling on the past or thinking about the future. Put aside any distractions.
- Listen closely. Practice attentive listening. Nod your head and provide encouraging feedback. Ask pertinent questions and paraphrase what you heard to ensure you understand the message.
- Make eye contact. Meet the other person's gaze. Let them know that they're being seen as well as heard.
- Provide validation. You can accept what others say even when you disagree. Recognize that their feelings matter. Tell them they have your support even when you have different opinions.
- Show enthusiasm. Take a sincere interest in the lives of those who matter to you. Remember how much others have done to help you, from teaching to you to read to curing your illnesses. Care about their happiness and wellbeing.
- Hide your phone. If you're tempted to check your phone, stow it out of sight. Turn the volume off for a while. Be present. Nothing is worse than seeing a group of people in a room together not conversing and all on their phones texting each other.
All it takes is a little effort on your end to show your family, friends that you care by giving them your time and attention. You will feel like a million bucks when you give time and attention to your relationships.


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"Peanut butter is my universe"
Dylan fights giant tarantulas, Camille shares a message from the Pope about drugs, Luke tells an amazing story of survival in southern Montana, and much more. Recorded live at the Cosmo Seniors Center as part of Winterruption 2017.
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What a versatile card this is using leftover DSP scraps. You'll be surprised how fast and easy this is to put together.
Cut the card stock to 3″ x 9″. Score at 1-1/2″, 3″, 6″ and 7-1/2″ then decorate. The finished size is 3″ x 3″. This can easily be changed to a 4″ x 4″ card also.
Stamp Sets: Jolly Bingo Bits, Teeny Tiny Wishes
Paper: Gumball Green, Cherry Cobbler, Be of Good Cheer DSP scraps
Ink: Gumball Green, Cherry Cobbler. Stampin' Dazzle Marker, Stampin' Write Markers, Cherry Cobbler, Gumball Green and Early Espresso
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Here are some tidbits that that I have learned over the years. If you are just staring out on the coaching journey it will get you going in the right direction and if you are an experienced coach it will serve as a reminder of things to do to be effective as well as food for thought.
Clearly define and…Continue
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In this episode of 'Coach's You Should Know' I have a conversation with my buddy David Joyce about his latest book 'Sports Injury Prevention & Rehabiliation' and we talk about:
-What does the phrase 'Coach Your Best' mean to you?
-What were the 2-3 things that you took away from your experience when writing this book?…
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With no objective methods to evaluate strength & conditioning coaches and not many administrators qualified to do so; the profession is devalued from saturation and immeasurement.
Just over a year ago, I wrote an article titled What is Really Wrong with Strength and Conditioning. The article received a lot of positive feedback,…Continue
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There are many exercises available some good and effective other pure rubbish. How do you choose? You can't do them all. Ask yourself these questions when you see a new exercise that you are considering using in your training program. What is context? Where will you use it? Is it an absolute need to do exercise or is just nice to do? (Nice to do exercises often just make you tired but don't make you better.) Does the…Continue
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Over the past 5+ years I helped facilitate and/or oversee thousands and thousands of fitness tests for the military. What a great learning experience this was for me. It never ceased to amaze me some of the patterns that I saw emerge among this population regarding both training and physical-fitness testing.
Here are a few trends that I saw over and over again.
1. There is a…Continue
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What are you doing different today and everyday to make yourself better that no one else in your world is doing? To do this demands that you get out of your comfort zone and challenge yourself, your colleagues and your athletes. It is making good choices and setting priorities. Are you up for the daily challenge?
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This is the time when coaches and athletes watch great athletes achieve astounding performances at the Olympic games. It is certainly inspiring and interesting to see what these athletes did in their journey to achieve that success. It is tempting to try to copy their training methods in an attempt to imitate their success. I know that because as a young coach and athlete I did that. Needless to say the results were less…Continue
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New Zealand's Hurricanes, won the Super Rugby championship, arguably the toughest professional rugby competition on the planet. They beat South Africa's Lions 20-3, and they prepared with AthleteMonitoring.
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Strength Performance LLC launches Strength Performance Daily, a new website created to deliver daily updates from throughout the strength and conditioning industry direct to the desktop and mobile…Continue
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Human Systems Integration has become a buzzword in the corporate planning world in terms of how various work-functions integrate to improve production and efficiency. In terms of working with athletes and tactical warriors, human systems integration, at the ground level, relates to how well the whole body functions in response to stress (i.e., the competition continuum). …Continue
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There's probably no more important aspect of physical training than preparing to train. As far as actually getting some tangible results, this process is invaluable. Personally, I like to write stuff down. I keep a formatted set of index cards in my coach's companion binder and set aside time to think about how training is going to look in the future. For me, the process does not end here, myself and a few others actually do…Continue
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This process of trying to develop "total human performance" with a specific theatre for performance in mind, albeit sports or tactical purposes, could be set on a linear continuum, I think. The formula may look something like this:
THP (continuum model) = Prepare (Perform…Continue
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As the games begin I run the gamut of emotions from the excitement of seeing the best of the best go head to head to deep despair and disappointment. As young coach in 1972 and 76 the Olympics was pure excitement, it was in my mind the pinnacle of athlete excellence. I trained with some Olympians and getting to see them in the big show was special. I got to go to Montreal as a spectator. It was so exciting I was like a…Continue
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From Feynman's Rainbow page 78.
Leonard Mlodinov talking to Richard Feynman, noble prizewinner: "Let me ask you something," I finally said. "Do you think it would be wise to work on a theory that almost everyone thinks is nonsense?" "Only under one condition," he said.…Continue
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Charities warn the cuts – the second round this year – will deny patients access to life-extending treatment.
07:43, UK,Tuesday 01 September 2015
A new round of cuts to NHS cancer treatments are to be announced within days, Sky News understands.
NHS England is meeting pharmaceutical companies this week to tell them whether their medicines will remain on the Cancer Drugs Fund.
The fund currently allows patients to access 37 drugs that are not routinely available on the NHS in England.
More than 20 treatments were removed or restricted in January in an attempt to rein in an overspend of almost £100m.
But manufacturers will now be told whether the remaining drugs pass a new, tougher assessment of benefit – and whether they offer value for money.
Cancer charities warn further cuts will deny patients access to life-extending treatment.
But a spokesperson for NHS England told Sky News: "The Cancer Drugs Fund has a finite pot of money and the re-evaluation is part of a process to ensure the best drugs are on it."
More than 76,000 patients have had their lives extended since the fund was established in 2010 to make new drugs available while they are assessed by the medicines watchdog NICE.
Bowel cancer patient Ben Ashworth was told he had less than a year to live before starting treatment on the drug Cetuximab, via the fund.
Two-and-a-half years on, two tumours that had spread to his liver have since disappeared and another one in his lymph gland has shrunk. He has run 17 marathons in 17 months.
He said the threat to the drug "scared me to death".
"It made my blood run cold," said Mr Ashworth. "The prospect of other people being denied the medication that has given me amazing extra time with my family is shocking."
The pharmaceutical company Roche is the largest beneficiary of the Cancer Drugs Fund.
It makes Avastin, the most frequently requested treatment, and Kadcyla, which at almost £6,000 a month is the most expensive drug on the list.
The drugs extend lives by a matter of months.
But Roche's medical director Dr Dan Thurley warned NHS England failed to recognise how significant that can be for patients.
He said: "How do you value an extra Christmas with your family? How do you value being there when your son or daughter gets married?
"We need to think holistically about how medicines are valued by society because that is when you make the best outcomes for patients."
He added: "As a rich country, the NHS can afford this."
From April next year the fund will be completely overhauled, with drugs only allowed to remain on the list if they are proven to be effective in the 'real-world' of the NHS, not just clinical trials.
A public consultation on the changes is due to start in September.
But Karl Claxton, a health economist at York University, said the fund should be scrapped altogether.
His calculations show 21,000 patients a year are losing out on life-saving or life-enhancing treatments for heart, lung and gastro-intestinal diseases because NHS money is diverted into the Cancer Fund.
"The Cancer Drugs Fund has been a scandalous use of public money and an unethical use of NHS resources," he said.
"It has put the interests of manufacturers ahead of patients and it is time for the political will to be found to address the underlying problem of the price being charged for drugs."


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