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The figures have been revealed for a while now, but Sandtroopers has carded images of all 12. I'm still not a fan of the logo, but the cards look nice otherwise.
It almost looks like Qui-Gon has a flared blade. The non-light-up Movie Heroes and Discover the Force versions don't have flares, so it could just be the photo, but it's possible.
I have no idea what the phallic accessory is that Darth Sidious has; it doesn't look like his lightsaber.
The Naboo Royal Guard shouldn't have the Character Debut sticker, though the last one was the specific bearded soldier, so maybe they're counting the shaven one as a different character?
It's interesting that they chose the TPM image of Quinlan Vos for the card art, basically confirming that the background extra was indeed him. I hadn't actually seen that close of an image of him before, or maybe I'm forgetting it.
Looks like Maul comes with a complete unlit saber, and two lit halves. As with Qui-Gon, it looks like the blades are flared. I'm glad they're not just reissuing the Evolution Maul here.
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The Penny-Arcade game a.k.a. RSPoD is out today and it bombs on me with: "Could not find a compatible display device // Make sure your display device supports OpenGL 1.2 and the following extensions: ARB_multitexture ... ARB_texture_compression EXT_texture_compression_s3tc". On my system, OpenGL is provided by MESA 7.1-0.29.fc9, and according to glxinfo, some required extensions are missing. That wouldn't be so bad, but I have no idea what how this may be corrected. Hardware OpenGL in the video card, I guess. I have "Radeon Xpress 1100 IGP", which is a low-end mobile card.
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Hi I had the same problem on Vista, because on my laptop the latest installed drivers were the ones I got from windows update. I then installed the ones that came from the manufacturers site and voilà..
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Gluten Sensitivity and Thyroid Disorders
Below is an excerpt from our book, The Gluten Effect:
"If it is so well-known that gluten sensitivity is associated with autoimmune thyroid diseases, then why isn't testing for gluten-related problems part of a thyroid medical workup? Numerous studies link the two disorders together, and, likewise, studies support that family members of individuals with autoimmune thyroid disorders should be tested for gluten sensitivity as well. This lack of awareness was one of the reasons why we chose to write this book"…
"From the data listed in this chapter's overview, we know that about ten percent of the normal population has thyroid disorders. In a study examining fifty-two patients with gluten sensitivity, 19.2 percent were found to have clinical hypothyroidism, and another 21.2 percent were found to have subclinical hypothyroid disease. "Subclinical" means that their blood tests supported low thyroid function even though they had no complaints. This study, therefore found that forty percent of gluten patients have thyroid dysfunction"…
"In another pediatric study, 573 consecutive children were examined in a hospital setting. The gluten-sensitive children were then evaluated with thyroid antibody testing and thyroid blood testing. Out of the gluten-sensitive children, 26.2 percent had thyroid antibodies, but only two-thirds of this group had blood testing showing hypothyroidism. This means that thyroid antibodies circulate in many gluten-sensitive children long before they develop thyroid symptoms."
…"two things are clear. First, gluten sensitivity is increased in patients with autoimmune thyroid disease, and thyroid disease is increased in patients with gluten sensitivity. Secondly, once both conditions are present, a gluten-free diet will help gluten symptoms and the risk of developing other serious diseases, but it does not eliminate thyroid dysfunction. It may be that in order to prevent thyroid disease in gluten-sensitive patients, avoiding gluten before the onset of thyroid antibodies may be the key"…
"If gluten exposure in gluten-sensitive patients triggers the development of autoimmune thyroid disease, making a diagnosis of gluten sensitivity early is very important"…
"If you have thyroid disease, or have a family member who does, you should be evaluated not only for your thyroid gland function but also for gluten sensitivity. And the sooner, the better. Delaying the diagnosis of gluten sensitivity only places your health at greater risk."
To Your Good Health,
Dr Vikki Petersen
Founder of HealthNOW Medical Center
Posted by The HealthNOW Doctors at 7:16 PM
Labels: autoimmune disease, blood test, diagnosis, dr vikki petersen, gluten, gluten free, gluten sensitivity, health, healthnow, hypothyroid disease, The Gluten Effect, thyroid, thyroid disorders
2 comments:
- Karen said...
Thanks sooo much for this article! I wish I'd been diagnosed sooner!
I'll be telling all I know now about this very important link!
- naturalthyroid-meds said...
On my own opinion,there are other reasons why we should mention Celiac in relationship to thyroid disease especially when you are undertreated due to thyroxine meds like Synthroid, Levoxyl, Eltroxin, etc.
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Ronald Toby, professor of history and East Asian languages and cultures at the University of Illinois, will deliver the first Marius Jansen Memorial Lectures Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 15-16, in 202 Jones Hall.
He will discuss "The Originality of the 'Copy': Mimesis and Subversion in 'Koreans in Perspective'" at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. His topic for 7:30 p.m. Thursday will be "The Birth of the Hairy Barbarian."
Toby specializes in premodern and early-modern Japan; early-modern popular culture; 17th- to 19th-century Japanese foreign relations; and intraregional relations in premodern Asia. In his first lecture, he will discuss new ways of understanding the politics of representation, and the nature of originality and authenticity. His second lecture will focus on the real meaning behind a Japanese pejorative -- research inspired by a query several years ago from Marius Jansen, a world-renowned scholar and professor emeritus of Japanese history at Princeton who died in 2000.
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I was just checking out the pics in the "Midnight Madness" post and got super excited about the Star Wars food items that were pictured. I'm an action figure collector first and foremost, but I enjoy "hunting" for all the different packaging, and varieties of food products that are released during a movie year. The Pepsi promotion from TPM was great, and I always love the chips, and cereals!!!! There are always some great store displays that go along with these items, too!!!! I can't wait!!!!! So I got to thinking. . . when will we start seeing some Star Wars cereal, or some Doritos with a pic of General Grevious on the bag?
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Yuta Kubo vs Tristan Benard Announced for Krush.13
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Earlier today Krush announced the final fight for November 12th's Krush.13: Krush vs Europe series and it is 2011 K-1 MAX -63kg Japan Tournament champion Yuta Kubo taking on France's Tristan Benard. Kubo is currently on a 6-fight win streak and has won 11 of his last 12. Kubo is arguably the top 63kg fighter in Japan and the hottest at the moment, making it to the finals of 3 straight tournaments and finally winning his first championship back in June. I don't have much information on Benard, but he fights under K-1 rules in France and lost a decision to ISKA title holder Thomas Adamandopoulos who picked up a win over Keiji Ozaki at Krush.11 in August.
This fight joins two Krush vs Europe fights that are already announced which are Krush 60kg champion Hirotaka Urabe vs Mike's Gym's Maik Redan as well as Krush 55kg champion Shota Takiya vs the UK's Damien Trainor.{jcomments on}


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TUPELO – During the past four months, Tupelo High School seniors have raised thousands of dollars for various charities, printed books for children, begun building a house for needy individuals and visited residents living in nursing homes and shelters.
The school changed the format of its senior projects this year. Instead of having its students work as individuals, it made them come together in groups to focus on a collaborative effort that could have a greater impact on the community.
On Thursday evening, it showed the first fruits of those efforts. Forty-seven teams of students from the school's senior English classes set up displays in the gym to present the projects they had completed. Family, friends, teachers and various community members came to see their work.
One team built a rocking chair from a fallen red oak tree and raffled it off to raise $1,500 for Sanctuary Hospice House. Another began constructing a Habitat for Humanity House and raised $14,000 for the effort by hosting a concert and contacting various businesses.
"The main thing was getting students embedded into the community so they can continue to provide services needed here," said THS senior English teacher April Friar.
The poster displays in the school's gym touted efforts aimed to help victims of domestic violence, to tutor students and to benefit Tupelo's Salvation Army and Red Cross, among other things. One group rewrote the story of Beowulf on a sixth-grade level, printed books and presented them at Milam Elementary School. Another raised money for Helping Hands food pantry and a third led a character education lesson for students at Thomas Street Elementary School.
"With four people, you can accomplish more than with one person, said Drew Ballard, 17. "The group aspect led to more community service."
The format for displaying the project also was different. In the past, Tupelo High School had one Culmination Day in the spring at which all of its seniors brought their projects to BancorpSouth Arena.
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Looks like I will not have to buy all the back issues of the original SW comic books. Dark Horse is finally getting on the ball.
Does anyone mind that they will be in B/W instead of color?
Looks like I will not have to buy all the back issues of the original SW comic books. Dark Horse is finally getting on the ball.
Does anyone mind that they will be in B/W instead of color?
Shop Smart! Shop S-Mart!
I'm surprised Marvel gave up their rights to them. I figured they'd try to cash in the SW nostalgic effect.
I'll admit, the colors weren't always that good in the comics, so black and white isn't so bad. But only 4 issues? Even if these are big (which equals expensive), that's over 25 issues in each. Unless they're edited, but then that's kinda crummy.
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
Here's the article:
The classic Star Wars comics of the 1970s and 80s will return in special giant-sized collections published by Dark Horse Comics. The original comics have long been out of print, and back issues have become increasingly difficult to find. Dark Horse is planning to gather the Marvel issues into a series of four black-and-white trade paperbacks, allowing new and longtime readers to revisit the original Star Wars Expanded Universe. Unlike previous reprint efforts, which only featured a select number of issues printed in a smaller, digest-sized format, these reprints will cover the entire series run plus Star Wars Annual #'s 1-3 in four full-sized trade paperbacks.
The Marvel series covered 107 issues from 1977-1986 and filled in the story between the films of the classic trilogy. Long before there was a Grand Admiral Thrawn, a Mara Jade or the Yuuzhan Vong, a generation of Star Wars fans returned every month for the continuing adventures of Luke, Leia and Han, and new characters like Jaxxon, Shira Brie, Kiro and Valance the Bounty Hunter. The series features art and writing by some of the comic industry's greatest names, including Archie Goodwin, David Michelinie, Chris Claremont, Jo Duffy, Carmine Infantino, Al Williamson, Walt Simonson, Michael Golden, Ron Frenz, Tom Palmer, Cynthia Martin and more.
As long as they're printed on quality paper and not that toilet paper they were originally printed on. I think the black and white gives it a better quality. The inking often got too distracting especially when some of it was completely the wrong colour. The subtleties that the artist worked in are accentuated by the simplicity of the monochrome presentation, lending an aesthetic that normally one would find in a master artists studio. those Rembrandt sketches are comparable to a goodwin comic set piece. Don't you think...? These books are gonna be big. Don't quite understand what they mean by trade paperback copy, but I certainly want a set of them. That's my youth in them there comics
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I think that article answered one question I have. It's in regards to the "smaller, digest-sized format" TPBs. I have issues 1, 4 & 6. They were printed by Dark Horse and titled "Classic Star Wars A Long Time Ago..." How many issues were there?
My next question, will the British issues not printed in over here be part of the package?
My last question involves 2 TPBs from Boxtree that I picked up the other day. One is Classic Star Wars w/ Vader on the cover w/ a red border. The second is Classic Star Wars: Book 2. The cover looks similar to the Classic Star Wars Vol. 2 The Rebel Storm. Are these just the British version of the American ones? I'll post pics if needed. Thanks!
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I think the Dark Horse SW: Devilworlds issues were reprints of the UK weekly series, but that would've been maybe 10 issues maximum. I'm looking forward to finding the UK series, too.
Only 10 issues away from having the Marvel set? Why couldn't they have published these TPBs sooner?
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
Well...at least u have them, and for that matter in color!!
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10 Things to Do in Detroit This Weekend
For the weekend of Dec. 7, 2012
1. Head to fabulous Ferndale for "Rock, Paper, Cities" a kitschy holiday market.
2. Grab some good eats at the 3rd annual Detroit Holiday Food Bazaar, a pop-up marketplace in New Center.
3. Get in the holiday mood with the 19th annual Auburn Hills Tree Lighting Ceremony.
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8. Grab a bus at The Henry Ford Museum, take a tour of the famed Ford Rouge plant, and see a working Detroit assembly line.
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Join us for song, prayers, speakers, including South African Consul General Cyril Ndaba. Hear a live performance by Vukani Mawethu choir and other inspiring documentary and musical contributions. Play a role in launching the 2013 Annual Mandela Day of Service.
Calling on all freedom-loving people to join together in honor and celebration of Nelson Mandela's life this Wednesday July 17, on the eve of Mandela's 95th birthday and the 2013 annual international Mandela Day of Service!
This July 17 celebration is being hosted by Grace Episcopal Cathedral in the main sanctuary, followed by an informal reception in the church hall. Committee for South African Solidarity (COSAS) and San Francisco African American Chamber of Commerce (SFAACC), per the wishes of the Honourable South Africa Consul General Cyril Ndaba, who all collaborated in making this event possible.
Join us in honouring Mandela's 67 years of service to the people – and making his birthday wish come alive! In 1990, upon his release from 27 years of imprisonment by the South African apartheid regime, Nelson Mandela made the San Francisco Bay Area his second stop on a US victory tour, expressing his gratitude to the anti-apartheid movement here and conveying the necessity to continue the struggle forward – 70,000 people gathered at the Oakland Coliseum.
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With approximately three weeks remaining in this year's Congressional session, it is unclear what and how much will be accomplished before adjournment. It appears that the main focus will be on completing all appropriations bills in order to keep the federal government operating. Currently the government is operating under what is known as a "Continuing Resolution (CR)". These are necessary when the federal government's fiscal year ends (September 30) and there are unfinished appropriations bills for individual agencies. The current CR expires on December 16, 2011.
Since time is short and it is doubtful that individual appropriation bills can be completed before adjournment, there are two general options for addressing the issue. First, the CR could be extended for another period of time to get Congress through the beginning of next year. The problem with this option is that a CR is usually a short-term, temporary fix which means Congress will have to continue working on funding the government well into the next fiscal year. The more likely option is to group all of the remaining appropriations bills into one large bill which is known as an "Omnibus" appropriations bill. These generally will keep the government running up until the end of the next fiscal year. While not considered ideal, it is considered the better of the two options.
Another question, especially of interest to NPGA members, is what happens to the expiring tax provisions in place benefiting the propane industry? Given the short amount of time left in this session it is unlikely that an extension of these provisions will be an easy task. Clearly any major tax reform will not be addressed this session, but there are some expiring tax issues that very well may be on the Congressional agenda such as the payroll tax deduction that would affect all American workers. How Congress will decide what if any tax issues must be addressed before the end of the year is anyone's guess. However, NPGA will continue to work towards the goal of continuing to provide any current tax provisions benefiting the propane industry.
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Rabbi Jacob Goldstein, chief chaplain at Ground Zero, will speak on "Faith Under Fire" at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 10, in McCosh 10.
Goldstein is expected to talk about his 25 years a colonel and chaplain in the New York Army National Guard and, in particular, his role following the World Trade Center attacks.
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Tomorrow is Memorial Day.
A day to say Thanks to all of those men and women that selflessly serve our Nation.
Thursday evening the Scouts of Troop 664 joined the rest of the Thunderbird District at Willamette National Cemetery to participate in the Flag placement Ceremony and then place an small American Flag on the markers. At nights end 137,013 Flags were placed with reverence and care to honor those that have served.
Here is a Short video to say thank you to all that serve and have served.
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I might like to recall how I got here in the first place.
(That does sound like a reasonable starting point.)
Instead of reading the next chpater in "In Green's Jungles" (Gene Wolfe), I ventured on to slashdot -- work was chaotic today (as the ISP that hosts our DNS went kaput) and thus I only am getting to my web musings just now --
From slashdot I wandered to A Free and Open History of Free and Open Source Software, took a brief detour through The Tragedy of The Commons, came back to freeandopen, which pointed me to a Salon article about advogato.
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Today my family and I are hanging out at Great Wolf Lodge for a command marriage retreat. I think hubby gave me his plague though because I spent a couple hours sleeping while hubby and Xander went to the water park.
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A delicious treatment for peak-season tomatoes
If you're looking for ways to feature glorious tomatoes in all their peak-season splendor, here's a salad to consider. It's an adaptation of a recipe for marinated buffalo mozzarella and tomato from Yotam Ottolenghi's cookbook, Plenty. I wanted to use burrata with tomatoes for a dinner for friends this weekend, and I was intrigued by Ottolenghi's marinade for buffalo mozzarella, which includes not just basil, but fresh oregano and toasted fennel seed. His recipe calls for breaking the mozzarella roughly with your hands, smearing it with the marinade and letting it sit for 15 to 30 minutes. Burrata would be destroyed by that kind of treatment, so I tweaked a bit. Success: the fresh oregano, toasted fennel seeds and lemon zest add a wonderful dimension to the dish.
Here's how it goes: Toast 1/2 teaspoon of fennel seeds in a dry saute pan over medium heat until they pop. Crush them roughly with a mortar and pestle (or smash them with the back of a knife if you don't have a mortar). Put them in a bowl and add the grated zest of one lemon, 2 teaspoons of chopped fresh oregano, a crushed garlic clove, 1/2 teaspoon of Maldon or other sea salt, freshly ground black pepper, 15 shredded basil leaves, 2 teaspoons grapeseed oil, 2 tablespoons best-quality olive oil. I wasn't quite sure what Ottolenghi meant by shredded basil, so I tore up the leaves. From the photo in the book, it looks like you could slice it into ribbons. Don't worry about bruising it.
Cut an 8-ounce ball of burrata into quarters, being careful not to spill the creamy insides. Place each on a salad plate, along with wedges of ripe tomato (about 2 medium-sized tomatoes total). Drizzle the marinade over all, then drizzle a little more olive oil on them, if you like. I sprinkled a little more Maldon salt on them, too. Let them sit about 15 or 20 minutes before serving — with good, crusty bread.
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According to the Congressional Research Service, trade between the United States and Latin America grew an astounding 82 percent between 1998 and 2009, surpassing the growth rates of U.S. commerce with Asia or Europe. In 2011 alone, U.S. exports to and imports from Latin America increased by more than 20 percent. Every year, the United States imports more crude oil from Mexico and Venezuela than from the entire Persian Gulf. As one Obama administration official puts it, "We do three times more business with Latin America than with China and twice as much business with Colombia [as] with Russia."
The United States also shares with Latin America an interest in cementing and protecting democratic values, as well as a set of common problems—including deadly transnational criminal threats and the mutual need to harness tomorrow's energy resources.
Cultural and human ties are profound and growing: Latinos make up 15 percent of the U.S. population, and the United States is now the second-largest Spanish-speaking country in the world after Mexico. Yet given the scale of these bonds, the degree of high-level U.S. strategic thinking about the region remains disproportionately low. The result is that Latin America and the Caribbean, with a population of roughly six hundred million and a gdp of more than $5.6 trillion, continue to represent a missed U.S. opportunity, economically, politically and diplomatically.


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so I received a carded "new" vintage figure from yestertoys the other day. to my surprise the figure was shipped in a flimsy thinwall cardboard box that can't withstand any light hits not to mention strong blows to it.
what you see in the pics below is the condition the box arrived in. the box's height is barely higher than the bubble itself. needless to say that damages to the bubble and card are inevidable.
it has been a long time to see a bubble arrive in that kind of a condition. the seller claims he ships thousands of figures like this, which means, YOUR'S COULD BE NEXT!
i very rarely discuss these things in public, actually never. but if you like your figures and cards near mint, one should be aware of this.
i expect more from someone whose shipping is expensive.
to solve this i was asked to return the item before a new one would be shipped. so basically i'm supposed to pay more for a decent figure just because the seller is not capable of protecting their goods in transit with a large and strong enough box in the first place.
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The 19-year-old was in the car with his family when he noticed a lawn mower sitting on its own in the middle of someone's lawn. He then saw a man passed out on the ground next to it. Shallouf quickly shouted for his mother to stop the car and rushed over to help. His CPR training kicked in, and once he reached the man he immediately began resuscitation techniques.
"I was just screaming at the guy to wake up," Shallouf told The Oregonian. "But he wasn't breathing, and I couldn't find a pulse. Luckily, I knew what to do." The man, 76-year-old Jim Alexander, underwent angioplasty 10 weeks ago, which may have contributed to his loss of consciousness, his wife, Diane, told KPTV. Alexander was alone at home when he passed out as his wife had taken the couple's grandchildren shopping.
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Shallouf was able to perform CPR, which he was trained in while serving briefly as a Navy corpsman. Shallouf's mother called the police, and while Shallouf was performing CPR two other passers-by stopped to help. One tried talking to Alexander while another checked his pulse.
Shallouf didn't stop the CPR until paramedics arrived, even though he thought he lost him a couple times, he told the Oregonian. According to Shallouf, Alexander "turned purple and breathed what sounded like a last breath."
In a matter of minutes emergency vehicles were on the scene. Firefighters took over where Shallouf left off. Miraculously, Alexander gained consciousness and was alert and talking to the firefighters at the scene.
Shallouf knew Alexander was going to be fine "when he began complaining about the firefighters messing with him."
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Heat beat Hawks 101-92. Good win
http://probasketballtalk.nbcsports.c...ds-to-shut-up/Last Thursday, Charles Barkley sat on his TNT soapbox and said that Dwyane Wades game had taken a step back. Wade had just had a 3-of-13 shooting night against the Knicks, which came on the heels of a 9-for-19 game a couple nights before versus Washington.
I mean seriously, all this panicking in December needed to stop . . . just like if we were undefeated right now all of the ****talk would need to stop. None of this matters right now, what matters is that Wade, Bosh, Lebron, Ray, UD, Chalmers, Cole, Shane, Mike Miller, Joel, Rashard Lewis and everybody else bring their best games come April/May/June and the Heat bring home another title. Nothing else truly matters to be honest with you.
Heat fans know Dwayne Wade . . . come playoff time he is gonna show up. He is going to have several highlight blocks, he is gonng have remarkable stretches of play, he is also gonna score points. Him having a few off nights in December and him resting during the season means very little if he comes to bat come playoff time.
The Heat pissed that one away last night. **** you David Lee for that BS foul on LBJ
The Heat take care of the Wizards and give them the business. Did you see that behind the back pass by Wade to LBJ?
Heat/Wolves tonight
Good win last night...even though our rebounding sucked
Against the Mavs you really saw the Heat TURN UP the defense . . . it is a scary thing to watch for other teams as the athletic ability and length of this team just outclasses other teams in the league. Sure they ended with 95 points, but they only had 61 after 3 quarters and Miami rested Wade and Lebron in the 4th.
And I wish people would get off of Wade . . . he may have his off nights a little more frequent than we would like, but man I love watching this guy play. When he turns it on, I don't think there is a player I enjoy watching more . . . on both sides of the court.
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Chris Evans was on-set yesterday, filming a scene where Steve Rogers, fresh from a Rip Van Winkle, emerges from a building, onto the streets of modern-day NYC, only to find himself fighting aliens who are attacking the city. Strangely enough, NYC is Cleveland, Ohio and 42nd Street is East 9th Street. For those of my friends who are lucky enough to be close to all of the action, one was able to film this clip from her office yesterday afternoon during one of the major pyrotechnic stunts. I really should've signed up to be an extra!!!
Robert Downey is scheduled to arrive for shooting next week. Sam Jackson was here last week.
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Mathematical physicist Roger Penrose will present a series of three lectures on "Fashion, Faith and Fantasy in the New Physics of the Universe" between Oct. 17 and Oct. 22.
Penrose is the Emeritus Rouse Ball Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford and the Francis and Helen Pentz Visiting Professor of Physics and Mathematics at Pennsylvania State University.
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A-1 WCC Results: Yohan Lidon Retains Title Against Gregory Choplin
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Another installment of the A-1 World Combat Cup series took place in Lyon, France on December 7, and while it's a bit late, results have just gotten out recently. The original card was supposed to have top French fighters such as Albert Chey, Karim Bennoui, Fabio Pinca and Mickael Piscitello but none of them ended up fighting. Chey and Bennoui were moved to a later date, Pinca is fighting on December 18 in the Thai Fight Finals and Piscitello got KO'd by Buakaw not too long ago. Nevertheless, the card went on and still had some decent match-ups.
Two of France's top fighters, It's Showtime 73MAX World Champion, Yohan Lidon and Gregory Choplin faced off for Lidon's WBC World Muaythai Middleweight Title. The two had met before, with Choplin taking a decision back in June of 2008. This time, Lidon took the win, taking a doctor stoppage in the fourth round over Choplin. It sounds like Choplin got injured and couldn't continue. Lidon rebounds from his loss to Vladimir Moravcik last month and Choplin has now dropped two in a row, losing to Abdallah Mabel last month.
A few Thais also picked up wins over their French counterparts. Kaopon Lek, the former Lumpinee and Rajadamnern Stadium champ who has been living in Italy for quite some time now, knocked out Crice Boussoukou in the second round. He's been fighting mostly in France and Italy for a long time now, and still going strong at 34 years old. Sittichai Sitsongpeenong, who was originally scheduled to face Fabio Pinca, knocked out Fares Bechar in the fourth round.
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Abderahmane Penda def. Aydin Tuncay by decision.
Songniyom def. Boubu Konta by KO in Round 3.
Zinedine Hameur Lain def. Patrick Liedert by decision.
Kaopon Lek def. Crice Boussoukou by KO in Round 2.
Ludovic Millet def. Frederic Berichon by decision.
Berneung def. Mohamed Houmer by TKO (Ref. Stoppage) in Round 2.
Sittichai Sitsongpeenong def. Fares Bechar by KO in Round 2.
Yohan Lidon def. Gregory Choplin by TKO (Doctor Stoppage) in Round 4.


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Attacks on the Press: On Syria's Front Lines, Dangers from All Sides
A hard slog with low-life smugglers is a small price for avoiding Syrian forces. By Paul Wood
A hard slog with low-life smugglers is a small price for avoiding Syrian forces. By Paul Wood
Weeks of sporadic protests seeking government reform burst into full-fledged unrest on March 15, 2011, when thousands of demonstrators gathered in four Syrian cities. Within days, authorities had cut off news media access to Daraa, a center of the unrest, beginning a sustained effort to shut down international news coverage of the uprising and the government's increasingly violent crackdown. As the civilian death toll has reached well into the thousands, according to U.N. figures, the last four months have taken a particularly dark turn for the press. Eight local and international journalists have been killed on duty since November, at least five in circumstances that raise questions about government culpability. Yet one year after the Syrian uprising began, killing the messenger has not silenced the message.
New York, March, 1, 2012--The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes the news that two French journalists injured in Homs last week have reached safety in Lebanon. "We are relieved that Edith Bouvier and William Daniels are now safe but are concerned that the Syrian government's assault on Homs has made it impossible to retrieve the bodies of our colleagues Marie Colvin and Rémi Ochlik," said Mohamed Abdel Dayem, CPJ's Middle East and North Africa program coordinator. "We remain deeply concerned for the safety of all Syrian journalists who are risking their lives to report on the unrest across the country."
New York, February 28, 2012--British photographer Paul Conroy, wounded last week during a mortar attack on the central city of Homs, was evacuated on Tuesday, according to his newspaper, The Sunday Times, and news reports.
New York, February, 24, 2012--The Committee to Protect Journalists supports efforts by the international community to impose an immediate cease-fire in Syria to allow for the safe delivery of humanitarian aid and a cessation of hostilities. Two journalists injured in Wednesday's Homs attack require urgent medical attention and evacuation. The bodies of two more journalists have also been trapped in Homs since they were killed on Wednesday.
New York, February 23, 2012--The Committee to Protect Journalists demands that Syrian authorities allow safe passage for the evacuation of four foreign journalists trapped in the besieged city of Homs, along with the bodies of Marie Colvin and Rémi Ochlik, two journalists killed in intense government shelling on Wednesday.
In this video posted to YouTube by a Syrian activist, injured Le Figaro reporter Edith Bouvier and Sunday Times photographer William Daniels speak from Homs along with the local doctor who has been treating them. They are pleading with the world to make the barrage of rockets stop and to allow Bouvier to get urgent medical care. They speak in Arabic, English, and French.
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New York, February 23, 2012--Syrian authorities must allow urgent medical aid to reach journalists wounded in the government shelling of Homs on Wednesday, and they must allow immediate evacuation of the dead and injured, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today.
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If and when a new iPhone or two are released in September, what will be in its chipper heart?
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By Errol Castens/NEMS Daily Journal
It's not bragging to say I'm a Christian; it's a confession.
And it doesn't mean I'm somehow magically better than anyone else; it's an admission of profound, personal failure.
We who lean toward Reformed theology call it "total depravity" – an acknowledgement that even our best efforts miss the mark and that our best intentions are impure.
That's why I'm a Christian.
It means Jesus lived a perfect life in my stead – because I couldn't – so that his righteousness could be registered in my account. As the saying goes, "He paid a debt he did not owe because I owed a debt I could not pay."
In God's economy, sin is an absolute violation of his perfection. Anything less than absolute punishment will not answer. Sin cannot be counterbalanced by a superior number of good works any more than arsenic can be counterbalanced by a larger quantity of oatmeal.
Some people object to this Christian cornerstone as a cartoonish portrait of a tyrannical deity. To them, it's as though God is on a capricious ego trip: "I'm in a bad mood, so somebody's gonna catch hell!"
Not so. God himself – for God the Son is not separate from God the Father – chose to die a horrible death on our behalf not just because it settles an account that nothing else could, but because it also has the maximum impact on its beneficiaries.
In Louisa May Alcott's "Little Men," there is a scene in which Professor Bhaer confronts the orphan Nat about the boy's frequent lying.
Nat's generally a good boy – much as we all like to think of ourselves as generally good people – but the professor understands just how ruinous one failing can be and wants Nat to know it, too.
The good professor approaches Nat with a ruler as though planning to strike him. Nat's dread turns to horror, though, when Professor Bhaer gives Nat the ruler, holds out his own hand and insists that Nat strike him again and again, harder and harder.
The realization that his beloved mentor is taking the punishment he deserved affects Nat far more than any physical pain of his own could have. The scene ends with Nat embracing the hand that took his punishment, weeping in shame for the pain he'd inflicted on his benefactor.
So it is with every Christian.
According to tradition, Good Friday reflects the day we were individually responsible for the suffering and death of our benefactor. It is a humiliating reality, but one that impacts far more eternally than our own punishment ever could.
Thank God we're not left with the crucifixion as the end. Thank God there is a resurrection.
It would be a shame for me to spurn such love.
You, too.
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Today, the Last Day of Michigan's Deer Gun Season, Dad had 12 Turkeys come into his shooting lane and then they flew over the creek to my blind. Since I haven't seen a deer in 34 days I decided to play with the Turkeys with my fightin' Purr Calls.
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Barbara J. Raymond
RAYMOND, Barbara J.; of Grand Blanc, formerly of Lapeer and Lake Orion; passed away November 13, 2014; at American House in Grand Blanc. Cremation has taken place and no Services will be held at this time. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer's Association. Barbara was born in Pontiac, MI on April 21, 1931, daughter of the late Donald and Wilma (Kurtz) Boomer. She married Duane "Bud" Raymond on June 4, 1949 in Fort Worth, IN. Barbara was an avid walker. She helped Marsha raise two fine boys and lovingly cared for her great grandchildren. Barbara is survived by her daughter, Marsha (Wayne) Jones; grandchildren, Andrew (Chrissy) Jones, Jeffrey (Jessica) Jones; great grandchildren, Aiden, Chase, Abigail, Caitlyn, Garrett. She was preceded in death by her husband of 58 years, Bud. Please share your thoughts with the family at www.allenfuneralhomeinc.comPublished in Daily Tribune on Nov. 16, 2014+Read More Share Listen to Obituary Remember Share a message, photo, or video below View guest book What will you miss most about Barbara J. Raymond? Add a memory or condolence to the guest book Add Message Please add or record a video for the family of Barbara Raymond Add a video + Please add a photo and share in the life story for Barbara Raymond Add a photo + http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dailytribune/obituary.aspx?n=barbara-j-raymond&pid=173165741&fhid=10330


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Data-driven cyberthreat detection
A cybersecurity case study from the trenches
Web attacks. Electronic espionage. Network or point-of-sale intrusions. Payment card skimmers. Denial of service attacks and even insider misuse. Cybersecurity threats run deep and affect all industries, exploiting vulnerabilities, destroying profits and eroding customers' trust.
The vast amounts of sensitive data collected and stored today are attractive targets. Disrupting the operations of mission-critical systems might be the work of school-age boys down the street or highly trained employees of unfriendly nations. Motivations may differ, but it's clear that cyberattacks are growing in sophistication and intensity.
Compromised by cybercrime
A few years ago, the high-security network computing system of a large US information services provider was hacked by some enterprising teenagers. The incident was a major blow to the company's IT security establishment, as it had invested heavily in bolstering the security infrastructure following an earlier breach. As it turns out, the company was learning the hard way what many in IT security now have come to accept: Your network is only as secure as its weakest link—the user.
The company housed a large database of personal data, including sensitive, private information such as Social Security numbers, as well as individuals' public record data. The database was primarily accessed through the web by the company's myriad customers, ranging from law enforcement agencies to private debt collectors.
The forensic investigation revealed that the security breach and the subsequent exfiltration of personal data were executed through a legitimate account and credentials of a state law enforcement officer. The officer's endpoint machine was compromised by the hackers, who lured the officer into downloading a keylogger — a keystroke recorder that captures the user's activity—via a phishing scam.
Blocking future intruders
Smarting from the costly litigations and the massive public relations backlash that followed, the company sought a better, data-driven and analytically derived intrusion detection system — one that would augment and complement its existing security.
Under guidance from the SAS Advanced Analytics Lab, the customer initiated a project to demonstrate the value of analytics and data mining in detecting malicious user activity within the customer's network. Project data included:
- Web and system logs of user activity, such as login and logout, search and browser transaction history.
- User metadata, such as name, organization and other organizational details.
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The company used behavior-based analytics to detect unusual and extreme user behavior. This included the use of historical activity or usage patterns to establish "normal" behaviors that can be used to monitor future activity.
The detection engine uses a variety of analytical methods, including simple business rules that tracked known suspicious user behavior; univariate and multivariate anomaly detection that utilized peer group comparisons; and link analytics that identified potential collusive activity. Alerts generated by the detection engine are displayed in a security dashboard used by the analysts in the company's security operations center. Security analysts agree that the detection engine provides a new perspective they never had with their existing security tools. Of particular value are the aggregated views of not only the user, but the IPs, businesses and groups of linked users, as well as intuitive threat risk scoring. Initial results validate many of the known threats that the security team was already tracking, and the system will generate alerts on a near-real-time basis.
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Vital Records of Cambridge, Massachusetts
January 20th, 2011
The town of Cambridge (Middlesex County), Massachusetts was established in 1631 and called "Newe Towne" until 1636. The records herein were abstracted from Thomas Baldwin's Vital Records of Cambridge, Massachusetts to the Year 1850, 2 vols (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1914-15).
C.R.1: Church record, First Congregational Unitarian
G.R.2: Grave Record, Cambridge Cemetery, Cooledge Avenue
G.R.3: Grave Record, Mount Auburn Cemetery
Abishai Woodward [parents unknown] was born 1821, G.R.3.
Amos Woodward, s. Daniel, was baptized Oct. 10, 1697, C.R.1.
Daniel Woodward, s. Jno and Rebeccah, was born Sept. 24, 1681.
Ebenezer Woodward, s. of Ebenezer and Delia, was born Mar. 21, 1798.
Eleanor G. [–?–]., w. of Verney C. Woodward, was born May 21, 1816, G.R.3.
Elisha Woodward was born in Petersham, 30 Jan 1779, G.R.3.
Elizabeth M. Woodward was born Mar 22, 1792, G.R.3.
Emma F. Woodward, d. of James H. and Abigail C., was born Sept. 26, 1848, G.R.2.
Francis Woodard, s. of George, b. in Pawtucket, R.I., and Mary, was born in Dorchester, Oct. 5, 1849.
Hannah Woodward, d. of Daniel, was baptised Oct 10, 1697, C.R.1.
Hannah English [–?–], w. of Elisha Woodward, was born in Salem June 10, 1788, C.R.3.
Helen Maria Woodward, d. of Samuel and Eleanor, was born June 17, 1845.
James H. Woodward, was born July 28, 1815, G.R.2.
Jno Woodward, s. of Jno and Rebeccah, was born Sept. 7, 1674.
John Woodward, s. of John and Rebecka, was born July 18, 1675.
Jonas Woodard [parent unknown] was born 1813, G.R.2.
Jonas E. Woodward, s. of Jonas and Sarah T., was born Dec. 31, 1843.
Jonathan Woodward, s. of John and Rebek[a], was born Sept. 28, 1685.
Jonathan Woodward, s. of Daniel, was baptised May 22, 1698, C.R.1.
Joseph Woodward, s. Daniel, was baptised Mar. 9, 1700-1, C.R.1.
Marsh Woodward, d. of Jno and Rebecca, was born Oct. 6, 1684.
Mary Amsden [–?–], w. of Abishai Woodward, was born 1826, G.R.3.
Mary Frances Woodward, w. of Mr. Brown, was born Nov 5, 1833, G.R.3.
Rebecca Woodward, d. of Jno and Rebecca, was born Feb. 12, 1682-3.
Ri[chard] Woodward, s. of Jno and Rebeccah, was born Sept. 26, 1677.
Sarah T. Woodard [parent unknown] was born 1815, G.R.2.
Susanna Woodward, d. of Daniel, was baptised Oct 10, 1697, C.R.1.
Bridget Woodhead married Israel Chevers, June 10, 1690.
Eliza A. Woodward, of Waltham, married John A. Warner, int. Sept. 24, 1841.
Elizabeth Woodhead married Jonathan Moore of Newbury, Aug. 14, 1672.
John Woodward married Sarah Smith, Mar. 16, 1698-9, C.R.1.
Mary Woodhead married Jno Grove, Mar. 15, 1677.
Nathaniel Woodward, of Waltham, married Elizabeth (Lydia int.) Wyeth, Sept. 26, 1804.
Samuel Woodward married Lois Hooper of Charlestown, Feb. 22, 1787 (Feb. 28, 1787, C.R.1).
Samuel Woodward married Eleanor E. Teel, Nov. 6, 1838.
Thomas Woodward married Hannah Learned, Apr. 7, 1803.
Amos Woodward died Oct. 9, 1679, a. 36 y.
Elisha Woodward, died in Boston, Apr. 10, 1847, G.R.3.
Harriet E. Woodward (Harriet Ellen, d. of Samuel and Elenor T., G.R.2), was buried Oct. 14, 1843, a. 23 m. Brain Fever (d. Oct 12, 1843, a. 23 m. 9 d., G.R.2)
John Woodward died Sept. 22, 1674.
Lydia Woodward (Mrs.) was buried Oct 22, 1843, a. 77 y.
Rebeccah Woodward, d. of Jno and Rebeccah, died Mar. 14, 1681-2.
Samuel Woodward, b. in Roxbury, N.H., died Sept. 8, 1849, a. 42 y. 5 m. Md. Dysentery.
Sarah Woodward, w. of Jonas, died Sept. 24, 1677.
Susannah Woodward, died Sept. 22, 1676.
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Burger King's Fighting Chickens
- A duo of feisty chickens created in 2004 to advertise Burger King's TenderCrisp (TC) and Spicy TenderCrisp chicken sandwich menu at Burger King
restaurants. Employing actors in Stan Winston made chicken suits, the Burger
King Corporation - assisted by Miami's Crispin Porter & Bogusky ad agency -
introduced ad spots promoting "Burger King Presents Chicken Sandwich World
Championship" which aired November 5th 10PM on Direct TV Channel 340 after a few
initial commercial spots pumped up the public's interest in the event.
"The gold bird TC vs. red hot Spicy.
Two chickens. One quest.
The Chicken Sandwich World Championship.
See who wins. Live. It's time to take sides."
Billed as "Chaos in a Coop." (a parody of such real life fights as "The
Rumble in the Jungle" and "The Thrilla in Manila") the mock event pit a white
chicken named TC (TenderCrisp) with a fiery red feathered fowl named Spicy in a
knock-out fight that hoped to prove which was the best chicken sandwich on
Burger King's menu.
Spicy (a.k.a. "The Red Riot") was known for his ferocious kicks. He hailed from
Truth or Consequences, New Mexico. His trainer was Pappi Garcia. Spicy's equally
formidable opponent, TC (a.k.a. "The Golden Bird") was famous for his
devastating right hook.
Eventually, a 15-minute battle between TC and Spicy unfolded with all the
festivity of a gladiatorial competition. As the two dynamic fowls entered the
ring at the Pico Rivera Sport arena outside Los Angeles, cheers and boos filled
the hall to herald the impending chicken combat that would feature the combined
skills of boxing, wrestling, kickboxing and other assorted martial arts moves.
Hosted by Don "The Dragon" Wilson (Light Heavyweight Kickboxing Champion of the
World for 12 years) and Carlos Del Valle (a sportscaster at KNBC-4 in L.A), the
tongue-in-beak event focused on a big enclosed wire cage called "The Poultry
Penitentiary" that measured 20-by-20-by-20 feet. Inside there were two
8-foot-high perches that served as the fighter's corners. Joe Moldinado refereed
the event whose rules were simple: The first chicken to knock out the other was
the winner. "Practically anything goes. It's an all-out brawl," Wilson explained
In the end, the fight lasted two rounds with Spicy chicken taking out his plucky
opponent with a strangle "sleeper" hold that suffocated TC, and collapsed his
feathery body at Spicy's feet. But because the hold used by Spicy was "illegal,"
the judges awarded the match to TC. The decision, of course, left open the door
for a rematch.
This battle of the birds created such hype that Intertops.com, one of the
Internet's first and largest sports betting sites, was accepting wagers on the
outcome of this farcical event. Intertops company spokesperson Michael Waerz
commented, "This is the first time we are offering odds on actors in a chicken
costume beating each other silly. We realize how sizzling this fight is, so we
thought it would be a great opportunity for our customers to get in on the
action." The odds are 10/13 on "Spicy" and 10/11 on "TC."
Not everyone was enthusiastic about Burger King using cock fighting to promote
their products, however. The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) called
on the BK company to pull its "chicken fight" advertisement because it makes
light of what HSUS described as the barbaric and widespread practice of
cockfighting. Despite the fact that a disclaimer stating that "No real chickens
are being harmed" and that neither Burger King nor Intertops.com endorse or
condone animal cruelty in any way, The Humane Society saw little humor in the
festivities that glorified the pummeling of poultry on a nationwide telecast.
More that one million people visited the Burger King website prior to the main
event to vote for their favorite chicken. The actual fight was also
simulcast on the Internet. As for whom the actors are underneath the chicken costumes, it's still a mystery.
TRIVIA NOTE: A few months before the fighting chicken ad spots, the Burger King
folks had hosted a website called "Subservient Chicken." The website let
visitors type in commands while the chicken on the screen did exactly what you
asked (within reason). Another earlier BK spot featured Dr. Angus, a fictional
doctor "famous" for his Angus steak-burger diet.
*DISCLAIMER: "No real chickens were harmed in the making of this advertising
campaign. Burger King Corporation does not endorse or condone animal cruelty in
any way including chicken fighting. The chicken characters featured in this
advertising campaign are just actors wearing a chicken costume."
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My computer was cracked today.
I don't have the knowledge to make sure nothing was tampered with, and certainly not the time to do it (exam tomorrow and on Thursday). I guess I have been too lax about security issues.
Well, there was something good about it: Now I'll finally realize my project of setting up a linux box from scratch (something like Linux From Scratch, but I'll use environment modules as much as possible). I believe it will be a very valuable experience. I'll wait until after the exams, though.


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Phyllis Johns
PHOENIX/MADISON - Phyllis J. Johns, age 96, retired officer of First Interstate Bank of Arizona, passed away on December 25, 2012. Phyllis was born April 7, 1916 in Madison, Wisconsin, the daughter of George C. and Elsie F. (Veerhusen) Wahl. She was a member of the Wisconsin Alumni Association, the Wisconsin Union, and Phi Beta Creative Arts Fraternity. Prior to her retirement in 1981, she was affiliated with the National Association of Bank Women.
Phyllis is survived by her daughter, Mary Ann Lopeparo of Phoenix, AZ; daughter in law, Bonnie Johns of Madison; four grandchildren; six great grandchildren; brother, Dean C. (Nancy) Wahl and a niece. She was preceded in death by her husband, Donald S. Johns; her son, Donald P. Johns; her son in law, Joe Lopeparo, Sr.; and a niece; her mother and father and her twin sister.
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Below you will see what happens when a Bulldog decides to eat lunch, except instead of dog food, she selects a bungee cord/ rocks and other debris. These type of things won't pass and must be surgically removed most times. In addition the risk of bowel puncture and infection is high. If you suspect your Bulldog has eat something, go to a vet.
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Dallas, TX (SportsNetwork.com) - Alex Chiasson scored a pair of goals to lead the Dallas Stars to a 5-1 rout of the Calgary Flames from American Airlines Center.
Chiasson lit the lamp in the first period, then broke a 1-1 tie midway through the second for Dallas, which snapped a two-game losing skid. The Stars had given up at least three goals in five straight games.
Jamie Benn also scored twice for the Stars, with Brenden Dillon adding a goal in the triumph. Kari Lehtonen returned between the pipes after missing the previous five contests with a lower body injury and turned away 28-of-29 shots he faced.
Karri Ramo yielded all five goals on 34 shots for Calgary, which has lost two straight and four of its last five. Lee Stempniak scored the lone goal for the Flames.


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Enjoy your breakfast with these burritos made with turkey sausages that are ready in 30 minutes – perfect if you love Mexican cuisine.
Look for reduced-fat smoky Cheddar cold pack cheese food in the dairy case of the grocery store. It is packaged in a plastic container.
To make Country Scrambled Eggs, omit the tortillas. Proceed with the recipe as directed, cooking the sausage, vegetables and eggs. Add the sausage and vegetables to the cooked egg mixture and top with spoonfuls of cheese. Cover the skillet and cook until the cheese is melted. Serve immediately, with corn muffins and salsa.
These burritos can also be served for dinner. Add a tossed salad and glass of milk to complete the meal.
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Huge Dam and new bridge
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After a rather surprisingly rough and winding Route 66, we arrived back at Kingman, refueled and shot up the US93 to Hoover Dam. We arrived around 1pm, or was it 12pm, as we had crossed another time zone we had gained another hour. However, the dam is built across the Colorado River and therefore spans both Arizona and Nevada, so we weren't sure which time we arrived there at! After driving across the new bridge, built to replace the dam as the main crossing, we then had to drive over the dam anyway to find a parking spot as we were too high to get in the parking garages. So after crossing into Nevada, we had crossed back into Arizona to park and then walked back into Nevada across the dam. We had lunch before entering the Visitor Centre and booking our Power Plant Tour. The tour consisted of a visit to a penstoke pipe tunnel and the Nevada generator room. It was really quite interesting. After the tour finished, we headed out to the top of the dam to take photos and then returned to Brian. Our next stop was a short walk up to and across the new bridge to get another view of the dam. We also made a quick stop at a scenic view of Lake Mead, the reservoir created by the dam. We then headed out to Las Vegas.


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Former head of Catholic Charities to speak
Posted April 22, 2009; 06:05 p.m.
The Rev. Bryan Hehir, a Harvard University scholar and former head of Catholic Charities USA, will speak on "Catholic Conceptions of Charity, Justice and Philanthropy" at 4:30 p.m. Friday, May 1, in 120 Lewis Library.
Hehir is the Parker Gilbert Montgomery Professor of the Practice of Religion and Public
Life at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, specializing in Catholic social teaching and international relations. He also serves as secretary for health and social services in the Archdiocese of Boston. In that role, faced with a state mandate to allow adoptions by same-sex couples, he was part of the controversial decision in 2006 to end Catholic Charities of Boston's adoption work.
Hehir served as president and CEO of Catholic Charities USA from 2001 to 2004 and as dean of the Harvard Divinity School from 1998 to 2001.
The talk is designated as the Doll Lecture on Religion and Money sponsored by the Center for the Study of Religion.