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Claire Novak and Tom LaMarra examine the Barbara Fritchie Handicap this weekend at Laurel Park. With a talented field, see who should be included with your wagers. watch video
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Multiple graded stakes winner Sam's Sister appears the one to beat in the $300,000 Barbara Fritchie Handicap (gr. II) from Laurel Park Feb. 14.
Back at Gulfstream Park, Wildcat Red appears the one to beat in the $250,000 Sunshine Million Classic on Jan. 17, but East Hall could prove his strongest challenger.
Bobby Flay's Dame Dorothy remained undefeated in four starts when she held off a late run from Catch My Drift to take the $200,000 Turnback the Alarm Handicap (gr. III) by a half length on closing day at Belmont Oct. 26.
Todd Pletcher appears to hold a strong hand in the $200,000 Turnback the Alarm Handicap (gr. III) at Belmont Park Oct. 26 with the duo of Teen Pauline and Dame Dorothy, who are both riding three-racing winning streaks.
Favored Za Approval, runner-up in last year's Breeders' Cup Mile (gr. IT), broke through with his first win of 2014 when he led gate-to-wire to capture the $98,000 Real Courage Stakes on the Belmont Park turf Sept. 7.
Melnyk Racing Stable's Canadian champion filly Leigh Court led at every point of call as the 13-10 favorite and coasted to a comfortable win the $142,172 Seaway Stakes (Can-III) Aug. 24 at Woodbine.
A well-balanced field of 10 fillies and mares, including 2013 winner Youcan'tcatchme, are set to contest the $150,000 Seaway Stakes (Can-III) Aug. 24 at Woodbine.
A competitve field of nine fillies will face off in the two-turn Ontario Matron over Woodbine's Polytrack July 26, including a pack of stakes winners at Arlington and over the home track outside Toronto.
Juddmonte Farms' Riposte may be the class of the field in the $200,000 Sheepshead Bay Stakes (gr. IIT) May 24, run over 1 3/8 miles on Belmont Park's inner turf course.
Grade I winner Grace Hall hasn't raced in 13 months but she makes her long-awaited return in the $250,000 Ruffian Stakes (gr. II), part of the Mother's Day stakes bill at Belmont Park May 11.
Princess of Sylmar used the $100,000 Cat Cay Stakes as a good starting point for the 2014 season at Aqueduct Racetrack April 6, gliding through an opening off the turn and cruising to victory.
Centrique, one of three from trainer Marty Wolfson's barn, appears to be the one to beat in an evenly matched renewal of the $200,000 Inside Information Stakes (gr. II) March 22 at Gulfstream Park.
Stonestreet homebred Teen Pauline put on another front-running show at Aqueduct while rolling to her third straight win and first graded stakes victory in the $200,000 Top Flight Handicap (gr. II) March 1.
Stonestreet's Teen Pauline seeks her first graded stakes score and third straight stakes win March 1 at Aqueduct, when she takes on a small but salty field of fillies and mares in the $200,000 Top Flight Handicap (gr. II).
E. Paul Robsham Stables' homebred Sweet N Discreet made a successful try at 1 1/8 miles at Gulfstream Park Jan. 18, taking the $300,000 Florida Sunshine Millions Distaff over Devil's Cave.
Devil's Cave, a two-length winner in her stakes debut over Florida-bred fillies last time out, will put her speed to the test in the $300,000 Florida Sunshine Millions Distaff Jan. 18 at Gulfstream Park.
Godolphin Racing's Wedding Toast took charge at the start and held on for a head victory over hard-charging longshot Toasting in the $400,000 Comely Stakes (gr. II) Nov. 30 at Aqueduct Racetrack.
Grade I winner Centre Court will face Laughing, Miz Ida, Somali Lemonade, and Hungry Island trying to make it back to the winner's circle in the $250,000 Ketel One Ballston Spa Stakes (gr. IIT) Aug. 24 at Saratoga.
Stonestreet Stables' homebred Dreaming of Julia is the 1-2 morning line favorite in a light edition of the $300,000 Mother Goose Stakes (gr. I) at Belmont Park, where just four other 3-year-old fillies will challenge.
Jockey Joel Rosario's remarkable run continued May 17 when he cleverly brought Fiftyshadesofhay from off the pace to win the $500,000 Black-Eyed Susan Stakes (gr. II) at Pimlico Race Course.
Trainer Mark Casse will be busy saddling horses at Ocala Breeders' Sales Company stakes races Monday, March 11 where he has entered six horses, including at least one in each of the day's four stakes races.
Heavily-favored Dreaming of Julia held off My Happy Face in a gritty stretch battle to win the $400,000 Frizette Stakes (gr. I) at Belmont Park Oct. 6.
Stonestreet Stable's homebred prodigy runner Dreaming of Julia will have the opportunity to show her talents at the grade I level when the juvenile filly faces six others in the Oct. 6 Frizette at Belmont Park.
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Double Din Install
I have an 05 Grand Cherokee w/o nav and wanted to install the Pioneer sph-da01
I've done my research and it appears as though I need:
Bezel - http://www.leeparts.com/jeep_grand_c...bezel_kit.html
Metra Kit - http://www.amazon.com/Scosche-CR1289.../dp/B000UF24RC
Antenna Adapter - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...R9DZ36XBRWFYW6
I know I need a harness, but I don't know what one I need so I can still use my subs. There's one set of pre-outs on the stereo.
I was also planning to bypass the parking brake requirement for videos.
Can someone help me out with the harness and bypass as well as anything else I may be missing.
Thank you in advance.
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curious to know this aswell
alltho i drive an 08
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for the harness, i'll need to know if you have the Boston Acoustic system or not. It makes a difference.
As for the video bypass, you'll need astandard 12v SPDT or SPST automotive relay.
86- Remote turn on wire from radio
87- Parking brake input from radio
87a- Not used.
That should bypass the parking brake circuit on a pioneer video screen.
Other option is to get a normal switch, available at any auto parts store, and put one side of the switch to ground and the other to the Parking brake input. Flip the switch and it'll bypass the brake lead.
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I don't have the Boston acoustics
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I would go with the Metra xsvi-6502-nav.
Gives you a reverse output if you put on a backup camera, also does parking brake (not needed if you bypass) and gives you R.A.P. (acc stays on when you take the key out until you open the door)
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will this harness allow me to hood up the speakers using wires leaving my pre-outs available for my subs?
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Thank you so much for the help.
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..and what is the harness for boston please?
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im also doing the same exact install, except on a 06 with bostons would i need anything different, can this be done myself
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Metra CHTO-013 i beleive is the model number you are looking for.
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – A perfect 4-0 at home this season, Northern Arizona (8-4, 3-0 BSC) closes out its 2010 home schedule at Flagstaff Athletic Club East with a Big Sky match against Montana (2-3, 1-0 BSC), the only other undefeated team in conference play, Friday at 1 p.m. The Lumberjacks will play one neutral site match in Phoenix and seven road matches, including four road-Big Sky tilts, over the final month of the regular season.
"This is a really big match for us," assistant coach Rich Paulosky said. "We've been working really hard building this team and we have a chance to remain undefeated in the Big Sky. With the last-four conference matches on the road, its really imporant that we do well and get another win to close our home schedule."
The Lumberjacks have won 10 consecutive home matches over the last-three seasons, with their last home loss coming on March 28, 2008 against Montana State. Northern Arizona has been almost perfect at home this season, losing only one singles match in four home dates and dropping only two doubles matches on their home court. NAU has been almost as dominate in its three Big Sky matches this season (home matches against Sacramento State and Montana State, road match at Northern Colorado), with a combined 17-1 conference singles record and 7-2 mark in Big Sky doubles matches.
Individually, freshman Hugo Ramadier has been dominant in his first season on the mountain campus, posting a 10-2 singles record so far this season. After starting the season at No. 4 singles, the freshman from Rome, Italy has ascended to the No. 2 singles spot behind sophomore Andrew Reiff. The back-end of the Lumberjack lineup has been just as dominate as the top, with junior David Flodberg (7-3 at No. 5) and freshman Kevin Taylor (8-2 at No. 6) cruising to victories and crucial team points on a consistent basis. In doubles, Reiff and sophomore Robin Pezzutto posted a 6-1 record at No. 3 before moving up to No. 1, posting a 9-3 overall record in doubles play this season.
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The Grizzlies have played only five matches this season (2-3) but are 1-0 in the Big Sky with a 4-3 road win over Portland State. Montana lost to Montana State last week, 4-3, but the match was not considered a conference match as the teams will be meeting again later this year in Missoula. Montana also has a 5-2 win over Gonzaga this season in a neutral-site match in Portland.
Sophomores Josh Smith and Carl Kuschke are both 3-2 in singles for Montana, but the Grizzlies are a combined 0-5 for the season at No. 1 singles and just 1-4 at No. 2. They are also 1-4 at No. 1 doubles as the top spots have been problematic for Montana, which has used five different doubles combinations through five matches.
NAU is 16-6 all-time against Montana, but is looking for revenge after getting eliminated by the Grizzlies, 4-2, in last season's Big Sky Championship quarterfinals. The Lumberjacks also lost to Montana during the 2009 regular season, but were victorious in their last meeting in Flagstaff in 2008- a win that started Northern Arizona's current 10-match home winning streak.


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We have the natural number system. The numbers start from 1 and extend up to infinity. Infinity is a very large number. Basically infinity is a number which cannot be counted or is uncountable. Natural numbers consist of all positive numbers. Negative numbers do not form part of this system. There are no decimals or fractions also in this system of numbers. We also do various operations on these set of numbers. Division is also one among them. When we divide one number by the other we get an answer. If the number is fully divisible by the other we get no remainder in that situation. There are two other categories of numbers among the set of natural numbers. The category is that of prime numbers and that of composite. This term denotes a natural number greater than '1' that gets divided by only one and the same number itself.
It has only '1' and the number itself as its factors. So, for simplicity what are all the prime numbers up to 100 to start with. Some of them are 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13 and the list continues. This can also be represented in the form of a chart. The prime numbers up to 100 chart can be really helpful for the study. There are various numbers below '100' which are prime in nature. The prime numbers below 100 are the numbers which are prime and are below 100. The total number of all the prime numbers up to 100 can be very useful. There are lots of these numbers and are easy to locate. They are also infinite in nature and are uncountable.
The prime numbers upto 100 are studied first for simplicity and only then larger numbers studied. When a number is divided by another number and no factors are got they fall into this set of numbers. They will be only divisible by the number '1' and the original number itself. The other set of numbers which do not obey this rule fall into the category of composite numbers. Mostly the even numbers fall into this category. There is an exception to this. The number'2' is the exception. It is even and also prime. All other even numbers form a part of composite numbers. This means that they have more than two factors. Mostly the odd numbers are prime in nature.


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Tue. November 3, 2009 | Keith Niebuhr
Here's a quick overview on the recovery process of Gulf DT Leon Orr, a Florida Gators commit who hasn't played since Week 2 because of a fractured leg:
*Oct. 29: Had surgery in New Port Richey to repair the damage. Orr was knocked out and doesn't remember much, but estimated the procedure took a couple of hours. When asked if he was scared at all, Orr replied, "Not really."
*This week and next, Orr will wear a soft cast on the leg. According to Answers.com, a soft casts allows a decent amount of movement and give – and tends to be more comfortable to wear than a hard cast.
*When the soft cast comes off, Orr will have to spend the next eight weeks in a hard cast. After that, he'll be able to begin his rehabilitation.
"In about two-and-a-half months, I should be 100 percent," Orr said.
When I talked to Orr on Saturday, he still seemed a little bummed about having to miss most of his senior season. But he's excited about the future, and can't wait to start college.


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New England Conservatory is a cauldron of new ideas, some so big that they become organizations in their own right. We proudly showcase these partners.
From the Top returns to its home at NEC's Jordan Hall to tape its NPR radio program, a national radio show founded at NEC.
Hosted by pianist Christopher O'Riley '81 A.D., this taping occurs before a live audience with a healthy representation of NEC Preparatory students among the participants.
The broadcast taping features:
17-year-old cellist Lev Mamuya, from Newton Highlands
Lev participates in New England Conservatory's Preparatory School through Project STEP, and studies composition with Howard Frazin in addition to playing in a chamber group coached by Dimitar Petkov. Lev is the Sphinx 2013 First Junior Division Laureate and will be appearing on the show for the third time.
16-year-old pianist Niu Niu, originally from Fujian Province, China
Niu currently studies with Wha Kyung Byun through the NEC @ Walnut Hill program at the Walnut Hill School for the Arts in Natick, Massachusetts. The youngest student ever admitted to the Shanghai Conservatory, at age 10 he became an exclusive recording artist with EMI and at age 12 he was the youngest to ever record all of the Chopin Etudes.
16-year-old violinist Yuki Beppu, from Lexington, Massachusetts
Yuki attends Lexington High School and studies at New England Conservatory with Julianne Lee, in addition to playing chamber music. She's just finished a year in From the Top's year-long arts leadership training program where she worked with first grade students at Chittick Elementary School to help them explore the building blocks of music.
17-year-old mezzo-soprano Olivia Cosio, from San Francisco
Olivia is a recipient of From the Top's Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award.
17-year-old saxophonist Chad Lilley, from Olney, Maryland
In addition, all of the performers involved in this show will take part in an Arts Leadership Orientation Workshop, where they will explore leadership pathways that are available for them to take their music beyond the concert hall and into the community. They will have the chance to put their training in action by presenting assemblies for the students of the Pope John Paul II Catholic Academies on Monday, October 7 in the Lower Mills, Columbia, and Neponset areas of Dorchester, in a pilot program that will reach close to one thousand students.
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By Eugene Robinson
What can you say about a public official who ridicules those who would take the "quitter's way out"—as she faces reporters to announce that she's quitting? A governor who claims that "the worthless, easy path" would be to serve out the remaining 18 months of her term? An ambitious politician who says that "life is too short" to worry about, you know, boring things such as responsibility or duty?
You can say that all of us who ever took Sarah Palin seriously—or pretended to take her seriously—should be deeply ashamed. And you can say that John McCain should publicly apologize for putting the nation he loves at risk by choosing Palin as his running mate. Imagining Palin within a heartbeat of the presidency should be enough to make even die-hard Republicans shudder.
The reasons she gave for stepping down are not just contrived or implausible but literally nonsensical. She can most effectively serve the people of Alaska by ceasing to exercise the powers of chief executive? She worries that as a lame duck she would somehow be compelled to waste taxpayer money on useless junkets? In her "Don't Cry for Me, Alaska" news conference announcing her departure, the folksy non sequiturs—"Only dead fish go with the flow"—were like nuggets of Cartesian logic amid a tub of mush.
But I'm stating the obvious. The thing is, Palin's unsuitability for high public office has been obvious all along. Tina Fey got it right; the rest of us were far too reluctant to state plainly that the emperor, or empress, had no clothes.
There are basically two reasons why the political class and the commentariat continue to speak and write about Palin as if she were a substantial figure whose presence on the national stage is anything but a cruel, unfunny joke. The first is fear—not of Palin and her know-nothing legions, but of being painted as elitist and sexist.
From the beginning, Palin has been a master at maneuvering her critics into this trap. Like most Americans, she didn't go to an Ivy League school; like most women, she deals every day with the challenges of juggling work and family. She highlighted these aspects of her biography, then used them to portray herself as a victim whenever anyone had the temerity to criticize anything she said or did. The most recent illustration is what she posted on her Facebook page last weekend on the reaction to her announced resignation:
"How sad that Washington and the media will never understand; it's about country. And though it's honorable for countless others to leave their positions for a higher calling and without finishing a term, of course we know by now, for some reason a different standard applies for the decisions I make."
What is she talking about? Who are these "countless others" who supposedly have made the same decision to abandon governorships for no credible reason? The names don't come rushing to mind. Why is any criticism of Poor Little Sarah the result of the "different standard" that mean old "Washington and the media" always apply? Because blaming her favorite alleged persecutors allows her to ignore the bewildered reaction from her constituents in Alaska who are stunned and mystified at her decision to skip out.
The other reason why Palin is taken more seriously than she deserves is that she has a constituency. Heaven help us.
Palin has far-right conservative views, and while I disagree with her on almost everything, there's certainly nothing inappropriate or illegitimate about her philosophy. But I feel sorry for conservatives who look to her as a champion, because she's going to let them down. Articulating a political vision and inspiring people to believe in it are true accomplishments, and no one can take that away from her. But realizing that vision through legislation or executive action requires discipline, persistence and rigor. To return to stating the obvious, these are attributes that Palin lacks.
Anyone tempted to see her resignation gambit as a masterstroke, positioning her for a presidential run in 2012, is riding for a fall. She will flake out.
Sarah Palin is by nature more of a firebrand opinion-maker than anything else. I know one when I see one. She can deny it all she wants, but really she's—gulp—one of us.
Eugene Robinson's e-mail address is eugenerobinson(at)washpost.com.
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This highly acclaimed complete New American Standard Bible is the 1995 updated edition, recorded in clear digital audio in a convenient listening format. No distracting sound effects or background music. Ideal audio study Bible for any Christian, both for serious study and for casual listening. Ideal for listening to while you travel, work out, eat, or sleep. Take the Word with you wherever you go, and make it part of every day! About the Narrator: Steven B. Stevens is committed to communicating the Word of God clearly and understandably through his narration of the Bible. Over 3.5 million copies of his Bible recordings are distributed throughout the world.
List of parts:
Part 1: Genesis - Exodus
Part 2: Leviticus - Numbers - Deuteronomy
Part 3: Joshua - Judges- Ruth - I Samuel
Part 4: II Samuel - I Kings - II Kings
Part 5: I Chronicles - II Chronicles - Ezra - Nehemiah - Esther
Part 6: Job - Psalms (1-51)
Part 7: Psalms (52-150)
Part 8: Proverb - Ecclesiastes - Song of Solomon
Part 9: Isaiah
Part 10: Jeremiah - Lamentations
Part 11: Ezekiel - Daniel - Hosea
Part 12: Joel - Amos - Obadiah - Jonah - Micah - Nahum - Habakkuk - Zephaniah - Haggai - Zechariah - Malachi
Part 13: Mathew - Mark - Luke - John
Part 14: Acts - Romans - I Corinthians - II Corinthians - Galatians - Ephesians - Philippians - Colossians
Part 15: Thessalonians - I Timothy - II Timothy - Titus - Philemon - Hebrews - James - I
Peter - II Peter - I John - II John - III John - Jude – Revelation
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"Navigation isn't bad like one other reviewer says"
You can go chapter by chapter using the audible app for any phone and on any labtop. I was hesitant at first because I didn't know if you could but after buying this I noticed that you could and it is great!
"Good narration - One specific update would be nice."
I recommend this book and would buy it again. Style, pace and voice of person reading is very nice. It would be good if they updated the titles of the 15 sections to show the starting book in the Bible that the section includes. It would make it easier for the listener to go directly to a specific Bible book to start listening, then I would give it 5 stars.
"Good reading..."
Yes...other versions I've listened to, the reader is too angry or to prideful to the point of being distracting. Steven B Stevens reads without the fake melodrama that totally destroys the true message of the Bible...it's a realistic reading. There is a version out there that dramatizes the Bible to the extent that it is nothing more than a melodramatic joke and that sounds like poor actors in school.
"Great voice, terrible formatting"
No. While I LOVE the actual voice, the format is monolithic and unable to be broken down into digestable chunks of audio. If you want to only listen to one specific chapter, good luck finding it in over 2 hrs of audio. They should take the time to break this audio treasure down into manageable chapters, or at least provide it in MP3 format so that you can cut it up yourself (as an 'audible file' you can't use Garageband or other standard editing tools to slice and dice).
"great listening experience!"
NASB Complete Audio Bible would certaintly be my daily companion. It's refreshing to listen to and entertaining in every aspect of the mind and soul!
"Company taking this off the market! Major problems!"
There are serious download and other issues with this Bible, and when it says it has finished downloaing the fifteen "parts", you learn it downloaded one part only and it locks your device and plays it continually until you delete the whole thing. Each " part" consists of several books of the Bible, but it there is no list of where a particular book of the Bible is. In other words, if you are in Isaiah, and you want to go listen to the gospel of John, good luck finding it! You have to search in all the "parts". Is it in " Part 10," "Part11,"?... and you have to go through all the " part" chapters -equivalent of turning every real Bible page in order to go from one book to the next. No titles whatsoever. No book titles at all. I asked, "If I am listening to Exodus, and I want to go to Galatians, how do I know where to click--what " part" to go to, and how to I know what chapter number within that part will I find Galatians?" and the technician said I couldn't do that. "There is no list of the Bible books." They said they are having a lot of problems with this, and they kindly offered me a refund. I accepted. Sad. It could have been really great!
"not complete!"
1. Great reader!
2. Great Bible!
Listened to the New Testament first.
Some books are missing---Jude and Titus, John 1 & 2 --3. Hebrews is not in order! I haven't finished the Old Testament yet. The books missing are important to study too.
I'm going to listen with a bible open to check the Old Testament.
"Well Read, Clear and without distraction"
This is a well done reading of the NASB translation. Pronunciation is clear, the narrator does a good job at making the text clear to the listener.
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"Soothing well done."
I enjoyed the overall story. This is a great one for begins bible readers, very understandable. While at first the speaker is very easing, the fact his voice never changes gets a little old. But it's still the best I have.
"Great for driving"
It's just like the preview and the way I expected
Listening at speed 1.5 or x2 is still clear and a nice way to get an overview.
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Sylvie Tafen played in 32 games during the season while earning the starting position in 20...grabbed eight rebounds and hit two free throws in the final seconds to seal the win at USF...got Pitt off to a strong start vs. Villanova scoring six of its first eight points in the win...came off the bench at Louisville to add valuable minutes as well as six points and five rebounds...was a perfect 3 of 3 from the field in win over Ohio...scored a season-high eight points in win over Penn State...had eight rebounds and five points in 28 minutes in win at Akron...contributed nine rebounds in win over Boise State in 29 minutes of play...tied her career-high in rebounds with 10 at Duquesne...scored six against Mount St. Mary's...earned her first career start vs. California (Pa.)
Sylvie Tafen played in 26 games as a freshman reserve forward/center, missing five contests with a sprained ankle in February...made her only field-goal attempt for two points and had an assist in four minutes in the WNIT victory over Mississippi...hit both of her free throws in seven minutes of action vs. No. 7/8 Rutgers...pulled down four rebounds in just six minutes of action vs. Villanova...earned her first career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds vs. St. Bonaventure, making 2-of-3 shots from the field and 6-of-8 from the free-throw line...scored three points, and added two rebounds and a steal in the win over San Diego State...played a season-high 22 minutes in the win over Robert Morris, scoring two points, recording a season-high-tying four rebounds and the first assist and steal of her career...scored two points and added two rebounds and her first block in the loss to Penn State...had her best game thus far in the home opener against Akron with six points and two rebounds in the win...scored the first two points of her career on free throws in her collegiate debut at the TD Banknorth Classic vs. William & Mary...pulled down a season-best four rebounds in 13 minutes against Vermont in the championship of the TD Banknorth Classic.
Sylvie Tafen came across the Atlantic to Wheeling, West Virginia, from Cameroon, Africa, two years ago...led Mount De Chantal to the top ranking in West Virginia Class A in her two years on the team...averaged 11 points and four rebounds on her junior-year team that finished 27-7...was a tri-captain for the 2004-05 season and helped the Lions to a 26-5 mark...one of four seniors on Mount de Chantal's team to sign with Division I schools for the 2005-06 season...played AAU ball for the Queen City Jaguars in Ohio, leading the team to a first-place state finish and fifth-place national finish...has only been playing basketball for a few years but her skills have improved dramatically in a short time.
Sylvia Tafen was born on November 23, 1986...is the daughter of Andre and Lydie Nya Tafen...has four brothers and three sisters...a pharmacy major.
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Giovanni Trapattoni's reign as manager of Republic Ireland ended today after he left his post by mutual consent.
During his five-and-a-half years in charge, the Italian guided the Republic to Euro 2012 and their hopes of a place at the 2010 World Cup were only dashed by Thierry Henry's infamous handball in the play-off against France.
However, hopes of reaching next year's finals in Brazil were all but ended during the double header with a 2-1 loss to Sweden on Friday followed by last night's 1-1 draw against Austria. Trapattoni, who was paid £1.5million a year, was due to give a press conference this afternoon but that was cancelled by the Football Association of Ireland who released a statement.
It said: "The recent results against Sweden and Austria were very disappointing for everyone involved in Irish football, the manager, the players and supporters."
Trapattoni said: "I want to thank everyone in Ireland who has given us their support during our time here which has always meant a lot to us.
"We leave this country with emotion because we understand the Irish supporters who have a well-deserved international reputation and they have our utmost respect."
He continued: "I would like to thank [FAI chief executive] John Delaney, [president] Paddy McCaul, [honorary secretary] Michael Cody and the FAI Board for their support and friendship over the last five and a half years.
"I would also want to thank all FAI staff members, including the backroom team and the players, who have been great to work with during the last three campaigns.
"I wish them well in the future and hope that the job we have done leaves everything in a good place for my successor to take over."
Delaney said: "We thank Giovanni Trapattoni, Marco Tardelli and Franco Rossi for the last five and a half years during which we qualified for our first major tournament in 10 years and were close to qualification for 2010 World Cup in South Africa after the play-off in France.
"This particular World Cup campaign has been disappointing, but Giovanni leaves us with a group of good young players which should form the basis of the squad that the new manager will use for the European Championships in France 2016 when 24 teams qualify."
There is sure to be a clamour among fans for former Republic captain Roy Keane to get the job but former Northern Ireland midfielder Martin O'Neill is the favourite.
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"Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" stars Alana Thompson and her mother June stopped by Access Hollywood Live on Tuesday keeping Billy Bush and Kit Hoover on their toes - and also ducking for cover!
When the 7-year-old TLC star wasn't tossing pillows or dolls at Billy, she managed to reveal that her favorite Los Angeles attraction that she's enjoyed during her recent trip was a water fountain at a local shopping center.
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As for her favorite Hollywood celebrities, the surprisingly shy (at least initially during Tuesday's interview) reality TV star said, "'iCarly' and One Direction."
Despite her skyrocket ride to reality TV stardom, June explained that Alana and her other daughters are still just normal kids from Georgia.
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"We're just ourselves, we're unscripted, we're real... we just don't give a care what people think about us. You gotta be yourself," she told Billy and Kit. "My kids live a very normal life. [Alana] goes to public school."
June and Alana might be making the rounds on TV, promoting their TLC series, but back home they enjoy the simple things.
"She loves to go to Wal-Mart, she loves to go shopping and that's what she does every day without or without the show," she continued.
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June also gave an update on her daughter Anna's recent new addition -- Anna gave birth to daughter Kaitlyn, who was born with an extra thumb
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Listen to music in the video. At the beginning I've heard Tim McMorris song "It's a Beautiful Day" ( http://audiojungle.net/item/its-a-beautiful-day/120089 ) ...but it's not "Beautiful Day"....it's a NEW song "It's a Wonderful Day"
And how compose songs for ad in your country?=)))))
Wow, that's pretty blatant. Nice catch.
even voice seems simillar
Yeah. Pretty much identical. Won't be buying that juice. How do you like them apples?
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Yeah. Pretty much identical. Won't be buying that juice. How do you like them apples?
Haha! Nice Benji.
Could be pastiche but not plagiarism. Probably the client said "we want something like Beautiful Day".
I'm inclined to agree with Art-Of-Sound. This falls into 'sound-a-like' territory, and I think a professional musicologist wouldn't have a great deal of difficulty defending this from a plagiarism accusation.
On second listen I have to agree with you guys. As a jingle writer myself I get asked to do this all the time, though this one does skirt really close to the edge.
Oh well Tim, imitation IS the highest form of flattery I guess!
I thought "sound a-likes" in general put you on dangerous legal ground. It was my understanding that if one could show clear intent to copy, then there was a case for possible legal action. It doesn't matter if the chords are a little different or the melody is a little different. There is clear intent to copy in this case. This one is pretty mind-blowing.
That is about as clear cut as you can get. It's a cover!


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Interim manager Rafael Benitez hopes Fernando Torres and Chelsea have turned the corner after last night's impressive Champions League performance against Nordsjaelland.
The Blues collected their first win since Benitez's appointment in style, with Torres netting twice in a comprehensive 6-1 victory at Stamford Bridge.
Despite the impressive display, the result proved futile as Juventus' win at Shakhtar Donetsk saw Chelsea become the first Champions League holders to exit at the group stage.
Their embarrassing display overall in Europe compounds the poor domestic form that has seen them go seven league games without a win, although Benitez believes last night's win can kick-start their campaign.
"I'm sure that, playing at this level, we can do whatever we want, but we have to start that in the next game," he said, looking ahead to the trip to Sunderland.
"My idea is one game at a time, but if you remember the four games we've already played there was only 45 minutes we did not play at the right level.
"Manchester City was a difficult game but we performed more or less against one of, if not the, best teams in the Premier League.
"Against Fulham we could have won and had a lot of chances, too. The first half against West Ham was good so everything I am seeing from the players is good, is positive.
"They are progressing, they are improving and they are adjusting to my ideas - the little things we are trying to change - so I think I have to be pleased."
As well as the overall team performance, which included goals from David Luiz - who opened the scoring from the spot - Gary Cahill, Juan Mata and Oscar, Benitez was buoyed by Torres' showing.
The £50million striker has failed to capture the form that propelled him to fame since arriving at Stamford Bridge, but there were glimpses of the past yesterday.
"I hope [it is a springboard for him]," Benitez said. "He's shown his desire and quality at the same time.
"If we can play at this level, then I think he can score more goals."
His goals, though, were not enough to prevent Chelsea dropping into the Europa League - a competition many see as an unwanted distraction.
"The Europa League is not important if you don't win," Benitez said. "When you are in the semi-final or the final, everyone wants to win it.
"We know that it is an important competition and we want to go as far as we can and if we can win the competition, we will try to do that."
While Chelsea were left to reflect on what could - and should - have been, Nordsjaelland saw their first dalliance with the Champions League come to a disappointing end.
The Danish champions, whose goal last night came from Joshua John, took just one point from the 18 available and conceded 22 goals, equalling the group-stage record set by Dinamo Zagreb last season.
"We have now seen what it takes and we'll use that experience," manager Kasper Hjulmand said. "We'll do everything we can to get back here. Now we have a goal to look at every day."
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919 F2d 146 United States v. Jensen
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NOTICE: Ninth Circuit Rule 36-3 provides that dispositions other than opinions or orders designated for publication are not precedential and should not be cited except when relevant under the doctrines of law of the case, res judicata, or collateral estoppel.
UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-Appellee,
Mark Christian JENSEN, Defendant-Appellant.
No. 90-30059.
United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit.
Submitted Nov. 16, 1990.*
Decided Nov. 20, 1990.
Before FLETCHER, WIGGINS and RYMER, Circuit Judges.
Mark Christian Jensen appeals his conviction, following a guilty plea, on one count of uttering a counterfeit United States security in violation of 18 U.S.C. Sec. 472. Jensen argues that the district court erred by sentencing him to 14 months of imprisonment, the maximum term within the range recommended by the United States Sentencing Guidelines. Jensen does not challenge the correctness of the Guidelines range upon which the district court relied. Instead, he contends that he should have received a lesser sentence in return for his cooperation with the government.
In most instances, we lack jurisdiction to review decisions by a district court refusing either to impose a more lenient sentence within the range prescribed by the Guidelines, or to depart downward from the recommended range. United States v. Pelayo-Bautista, 907 F.2d 99, 102 (9th Cir.1990) (refusal to impose more lenient sentence within range); United States v. Morales, 898 F.2d 99, 103 (9th Cir.1990) (refusal to depart downward). We see nothing here that would allow an exception to these rules.1 We therefore lack jurisdiction over Jensen's appeal of his conviction.2 Accordingly, this appeal is
The panel unanimously finds this case suitable for decision without oral argument. Fed.R.App.P. 34(a); 9th Cir.R. 34-4
This disposition is not appropriate for publication and may not be cited to or by the courts of this circuit except as provided by 9th Cir.R. 36-3
Because the range within which Jensen's sentence falls is less than twenty-four months, the district court was not required to provide reasons for its choice of sentence. See United States v. Howard, 894 F.2d 1085, 1092 (9th Cir.1990)
Jensen also challenges the denial of a motion to reduce sentence in which he raises issues that are governed by the decision in United States v. Ayarza, 874 F.2d 647, 652-53 (9th Cir.1989), cert. denied, 110 S.Ct. 847 (1990). Jensen filed this motion in the district court after he filed the notice of appeal from his conviction. Even assuming that the district court had jurisdiction to hear Jensen's subsequent motion, we lack appellate jurisdiction to consider it because Jensen has not filed a separate notice of appeal from this final decision. See Fed.R.App.P. 3(a); Baker v. Limber, 647 F.2d 912, 919 (9th Cir.1981) ("filing of the notice of appeal invokes the jurisdiction of an appellate court, and ... establishes the issues to be addressed"); see also 3 C. Wright, Federal Practice and Procedure Sec. 588 (1982) (denial of motion appealable as final decision)


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By Stephen Brown
BERLIN (Reuters) - Germans living in the former communist east are no longer more fearful for the future than their compatriots, according to an annual survey out on Thursday that showed no east-west gap in the "angst index" for the first time in 21 years.
A nation of worriers, more than four in 10 Germans still suffer high anxiety, but that has fallen from the peaks around the al Qaeda attacks in the United States and Europe in the 2000s, the global financial crisis and the start of the euro crisis.
The "Fears of the Germans" survey carried out by the R+V insurance company since 1992 - two years after unification - found that Germans are much more worried about a rise in the cost of living than terrorism, unemployment or divorce.
German annual inflation stands at just 1.5 percent, the jobless rate of 6.8 percent is near post-unification lows and wages have started to rise after a decade of stagnation. But some 7 million Germans earn less than 8.50 euros per hour - the legal minimum wage proposed by the centre-left opposition.
"All of this means that for a large segment of the people we polled, the money they have at their disposal is very tight," said political scientist Manfred Schmidt, presenting the survey.
Although overall consumer price inflation is low, a sharp increase in food and energy bills has meant "perceived inflation is higher than actual inflation", the professor told reporters.
This erosion of many Germans' disposable income is one of Social Democrat (SPD) candidate Peer Steinbrueck's main platforms as he campaigns to oust Chancellor Angela Merkel in an upcoming election. He wants to raise taxes on the wealthy.
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Hello everybody,
Last week I've started VideoHive monitoring with my Soundizer search engine (read more about it here).
More than 650 new videos have been analyzed since last week. Here is some results that I hope will be interesting for both audiojunglers and videohivers:
Here's the list of top AJ authors whose tracks are most frequently used in VH videos last week:
The statistics look promising to AJ authors. As you can see more than 90% of all new videos that contain any music are using AudioJungle tracks.
If you are an AJ author and interested in monitoring the usage of AJ audio from your portfolio in VH videos – welcome to the thread on AJ forum.
If you are a VH author and occasionally look for a perfect match soundtrack for your videos – try advanced search based on filters on soundizer.com
I checked Soundizer and nobody uses my music
Interesting findings! Thank you!
Many thanks again! I hope VH authors will be using even more of our items in the near future.
Videos without audio? For After Effects category this is impossible! Probably your search engine was capturing Stock footage section too, where audio is not so important(in ~90% cases)...
Soundizer captures all types of VH videos. As I see Stock footage items take about 20% of all videos with detected AJ tracks.
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Many thanks again! I hope VH authors will be using even more of our items in the near future.
We'll see. I think Stock footage authors could use more AudioJungle audio to help AJ authors to promote their tracks.


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AbstractIf you browse through a candy cookbook, you might notice that many of the recipes call for corn syrup in addition to sugar. Both sugar and corn syrup are sweet, so why do you need corn syrup if you already have sugar? In candy making, corn syrup is known as an interfering agent. But what does this mean and how does it work? You can find out for yourself by making two batches of rock candy, one with corn syrup and one without. For example, you could alter the science project When Science is Sweet: Growing Rock Candy Crystals by replacing 1 tablespoon (tbsp) of water (in the sugar-water solution) with 1 tbsp of corn syrup in one of the batches of rock candy. (Make sure the batches are prepared the same in every other way.) Are there any differences between the two rock candy batches? Once you understand what an interfering agent is, you could try experimenting with other ingredients to see if they can act as interfering agents, too.
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Interfiring agent
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I could not find the pan anywhere!
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What was the most important thing you learned?
The way sugar acts when it is at different temps
What problems did you encounter?
we did 4 trials and did not see any difference between the lolli with corn syrup and the lolli without.
Can you suggest any improvements or ideas?
yes, have someone test it to see that it is viable before putting it out there as fact that corn syrup will prevent crystallization in lollipops.
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Mondays opener was one of the best days Iv ever had. between me and my buddy we limited out by 9 am. No shot was further then 30 yards wings cupped and feet down the way it should be.
The mallard on top was banded 10 miles from the Maine border
These rest of the week only got out for a quick shoot in the am on Thursday before work got this fat hen mallard one of the bigger ones Iv held , and went back that night to the same spot and managed a drake woodie for dinner
Hope everyone's having good luck today can't get out. skim ice on all the local ponds around me should be pushing birds to bigger waters


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I feel like updating my blog but I'm still sorting a lot of things out and what I could say right now is really not the kind of stuff I want to remember in the future. I found some stuff I wrote in years past. I'll post some of that.
Part of an e-mail conversation with another blogger:
"I took the music video off my blog. Sad day cause I loved having that alternative way to express my feelings but it was causing technical difficulties for various readers so it's probably better. Does my blog load ok now?
I'm usually doing stuff on weekend nights and try to be in bed before 2 am on weeknights (I work at 6 am most days). I'll try to post a comment on your blog this week.
The thing that I want to say basically is that I think you are oversimplifying a little to say that all we need to do is begin to question the LDS church's doctrines on homosexuality. I have questioned Church doctrine since I understood it. Honestly, since I was like 12 or something I have openly questioned this stuff. All of my friends have similar questions. So I guess point 1 is, we do question this stuff and it bugs me that you assume that anyone who isn't opposed to the church must have that stance because they simply haven't questioned it yet.
So the problem is when I question it and get answers. I've tried to be patient with my questions and sincere in my search for answers. I've evenutally gotten satisfactory answers. There are things about the church that I am questioning today. They're different than the things I questioned when I was 12 or when I was a missionary. The church's fundamental stance on homosexuality isn't something I question anymore. I accept it. The way the church deals with that stance, especially the individual members, and why the church isn't more vocal in communicating its stance is something I still question.
I just have this impression that you imagine me and my friends as these like zombies who just sit in church meetings and kind of droll and take it all in blindly and then go and flagellate ourselves cause that's what the church says. I've seen organizations that encourage mindless discipleship. The LDS church is not one of those organizations.
I'll admit that some people do not allow themselves to question the LDS church. These are many times the same people who don't allow themselves to accept the whole truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. These are the people who see the gospel as a list of things not to do. They try their darndest not to do these things. They try to make themselves perfect. Many people who are gay and LDS are also very perfectionist and have a little OCD. For these people, questioning the church is painful. Likewise, accepting the full mercy of God's love is impossible. Sadly, the ideas that cause these people so much pain and confusion is not the gospel taught by the LDS Church. These people go to Church and hear about forgiveness and hope and they don't believe it. They don't understand the Church's view on homosexuality because the refuse to understand. They don't believe that God can love us if we feel gay when the Church says again and again that He can and does. Do you see my point? They don't questions God's law and justice, but they do question his mercy. That's why they finally run away from it all. Because they can't handle the constant reminders that they sometimes aren't perfect, so they go and try to find something that they feel they can do perfectly.
The reason I stay close to the Church is because it gives me hope. Really, I wish you could see me and my friends. I wish you could see that we are happy because of the church and not in spite of it. I attend BYU. I'm surrounded by this stuff everyday. The Gospel of Jesus Christ makes people happy like nothing else in the world. I know I'm only 24 so maybe that will change, but I've been to Chile, Mexico, Canada, Japan, China, Singapore, Thailand, and Hong Kong. I've lived in SoCal, NoCal, Virginia, Texas, Washington, and Utah. I've had friends from all sorts of backgrounds and ideologies. I'm just trying to say I'm not clueless. I haven't found anything that makes me happier than staying close to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I kind of want to show you a family picture or something. I wish you could see the youth at our youth activities or my dad helping the widows in my congregation or the face of the people I baptized in Chile, or me and my friends at Denny's last night at 4 a.m. talking about being Gay and Mormon and smiling like crazy. I wish you could really understand.
hmm... well I guess I that's pretty much what I wanted to say. I think I'll post that to your blog too. Thanks for listening, and again thanks for trying to understand us and help.
-The Freak :-)"
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
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- Silus Grok said...
Haven't seen you online in a while... glad to have you back.
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- -L- said...
Loved this.
- Robb said...
Hey, well said buddy. Why it is that we have a tendency to focus on God's justice at the expense of his mercy is unfortunate, and yet so common. Ad you raise a very good point about those who turn their back on the church. If they could only be more honest with themselves, I hope that they would be less bitter and unhappy.
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The Role of Sedgemoor District Council
The District Council provides a varied range of services to local residents, business and visitors. Some services we have a duty to provide (known as statutory services) and some are provided because the Council and the areas population feel they are important. Many people will be unaware which authority is responsible for providing the services they receive, Sedgemoor along with the other local authorities in Somerset are working together to find ways of providing access to all services from any authorities outlets.
Your Councillors cannot be an expert in all the services, but they will be aware of them, even those the Council is not directly responsible for! Your Councillor should be able to answer questions from their constituents and ensure that the necessary help is received.
The main services currently provided by Sedgemoor District Council include:
Abandoned Vehicles; Beaches and Resorts; Benefits; Building Control; Car Parks; Care Centre; CCTV; Coastal and Land Drainage; Crime and Disorder; Community grants; Conservation; Council Tax; Dog Wardens; Economic Development; Elections; Environmental Services - food, health and noise; Homelessness; Housing; Land Charges; Landscaping; Legal Services; Museums; Parks and Open Spaces; Pest Control; Planning; Pollution Control; Public Conveniences; Refuse (rubbish collection); Street cleaning; Recycling; Regeneration projects; Tourism; Tree Preservation Orders.
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Parents! A great way to get in the classroom with your child's class and explore visual art is to participate in the Art Volunteer In the Classroom (AVIC) projects at FXW this fall (at OSP) and spring (at both campuses). Each grade has a unique project that encompasses an artist whose work is shown at the Art Institute of Chicago. You can volunteer for the day, or for just your child's art class.
The dates for the fall AVIC projects at OSP are as follows:
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CANADA STOCKS-TSX ends lower as resource stocks weigh
TORONTO, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index closed lower on Tuesday, weighed down by losses in heavyweight mining and energy stocks, as investors brushed off a Greek aid deal and homed in on sluggish negotiations to avoid a U.S. fiscal crisis. The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index ended down 73.42 points, or 0.6 percent, at 12,111.63.
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RCIA Biennial State Conference 2015
Port Pirie 23-25 October
Our state conference entitled Conversion to Christ, had delegates from NT, NSW and Victoria as well as from both SA Dioceses. It also took on an international flavour when we were joined for the Saturday morning sessions and afternoon tour by delegates from Singapore and the US.
The three keynote speakers – Bishop Paul Bird CSsR, Bishop of Ballarat; Sharon Brewer, Parish Pastoral Support, Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn; and Lorraine McCarthy, ALPHA in a Catholic Context - were all well received and made the conference a learning and challenging experience.
Saturday afternoon delegates took to a coach for a tour of the Southern Flinders with wine tasting and Devonshire tea at Blesings Garden Cellar Door and returning via the historic Pt Germein Gorge. That evening all attended Mass at St Mark's Cathedral which was concelebrated by Bishop Greg O'Kelly, Bishop Paul Bird, Frs Anthony Kain, Francis Montero, John Fowles and Laurie Quinn and Deacons Gary Stokes and Michael Moore. A water blessing was a special feature.
The Conference Dinner at SaFAVI Cafe was a highlight of the weekend. The service and food were both fantastic and we were treated by a talk from Kuol Baak, a former refugee from Sudan and now a Town Planner in Pt Pirie.
The team in Port Pirie did an amazing job with the catering over the weekend and after lunch on Sunday we all headed home satisfied in body, mind and spirit.


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Former Bachelor winner and reality star Shayne Lamas was hospitalized yesterday after suffering a miscarriage in her home. Original reports said that she was in a coma but her father, in a statement says that is not true. "We are so grateful that my daughter, Shayne Lamas-Richie, is conscious and stable. She is not in a coma, however she did miscarry the child she was carrying."
He went on to say that she will remain in the hospital until doctors decide she can leave. Lamas was 16 weeks pregnant when she collapsed in her home. The doctors determined she was bleeding internally and after an operation she lost her child. Her husband, Nik Richie said he was taking some time off from blogging and had this to say, " I'm not the best person in the world, but I love my wife and my family. Shayne is my good person. She is my support and my smile. I found you and I never want to let you go. We will overcome."


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LA Times Festival of Books
Angela and I will be presenting and signing at the LA Times Festival of Books on Saturday, April 12th, at the University of Southern California.
Angela and I will be presenting and signing at the LA Times Festival of Books on Saturday, April 12th, at the University of Southern California.
I am saddened to learn the news of the passing of 1st edition Dungeons & Dragons artist, David A. Trampier–or DAT as he was known to us old-school gamers.
I've finally received my May tour dates to support the fantastic finale to the WondLa trilogy. Read more
I had the honor to write the introduction for the Folio Society's edition of E. B. White's classic, Stuart Little, which has just been released. Read more
Last week was "Goblin Week", where the mischievous monsters were celebrated by artists using all mediums and shared via Tumblr. Since I use an old-fashioned WordPress for my blog, I thought I'd share my goblin contribution here, along with some delightful dice-rolling downloads. Read more
The creation of the logo for the Amherst public library was a feature article in our local paper, The Gazette.
Chances are it won't just be children who will find wrapped toys under their Christmas tree this week. If you're a big kid like me, then you accept the fact that you not only still play with toys, but realize that they can be an important part of your well-being.
Last month I visited with Sharon Sharry, Library Director of our public library, the Jones Library. At the suggestion of author extraordinaire, Norton Juster, she'd asked if I could discuss a new award honoring the Pioneer Valley's local literary luminaries. Read more


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Survey Results Indicate Americans Use Mobile Apps in Emergencies
A survey conducted by the American Red Cross in June 2012 reveals that mobile apps for emergency purposes are increasing in popularity. The survey results indicate that approximately 20% of Americans use mobile apps to get information about an emergency situation like a hurricane or tornado. Of course, the major communication channels like TV news, local radio stations, and online news are still the most popular sources of information. When the current survey results are compared with those from 2011, however, the reliance on these traditional communication channels have decreased by about 10% in each category while mobile apps usage for emergency purposes has remained constant at 20% and may very well increase in the near future.
There are several Red Cross mobile apps available which include the First Aid, Shelter Finder, Hurricane, Tornado, Earthquake, and Wildfire Apps. According to the survey, the most popular type of emergency app is weather forecasting, with more than 80% of mobile users preferring this feature. Fortunately, location-based weather alerts are a feature of several of the Red Cross mobile apps. Another important feature of the Hurricane, Tornado, Earthquake, and Wildfire Apps is the one-touch, "I'm safe" messaging. With the touch of a button, users can notify their family and friends that they are safe via social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter. This is a worthwhile feature since 76% of the social media users that were surveyed said that if they saw emergency information posted on a social media site their first action would be to contact friends and family to see if they were safe.
Mobile apps can provide a large amount of essential information during an emergency. In addition to providing information and tools for survival, the Red Cross staff also believes the emergency mobile apps provide emotional support in a very stressful situation by allowing the user to stay connected with others during an emergency. Though the Red Cross still encourages individuals to first dial 9-1-1 in an emergency, the mobile apps now play a role in preparing for and surviving an emergency.
Kidney Health and Drinking Water Contaminants
When consumed, drinking water contaminants can harm the body in many different ways. Some effects are acute, meaning that they occur within days of ingesting the contaminated water. Chronic effects, on the other hand, occur after several years of exposure to the contaminant. The kidney is one organ that frequently suffers chronic effects from long-term exposure to contaminants. Since March is National Kidney Month it seems appropriate to discuss the types of contaminants that can affect kidney health.
Since the main purpose of the kidneys is to filter the blood for toxins and other impurities, it is not surprising that many contaminants can easily damage this very important organ. These contaminants can be released into your drinking water from a variety of different sources. Below is a list of the drinking water contaminants that can damage the kidneys. The contaminants are grouped by their primary source.
Water Disinfection Byproducts
Total Trihalomethanes
Discharge from Factories
1,1,2 – Trichloroethylene
Runoff from Petroleum Refineries
Ethylene dibromide
Herbicide / Insecticide Runoff
Corroded Plumbing Systems
In addition to the chemical contaminants listed above, a particular strain of the biological contaminant, E. coli (O157: H7), can lead to kidney damage as well. The bacteria infect the gastrointestinal system which causes premature destruction of red blood cells. These red blood cells clog the kidneys which can result in kidney failure, especially in children.
The Solution
In order to maintain good kidney health it is important to limit your exposure to any of the above contaminants that might be in your drinking water. The Berkey Water Filters are very effective at removing or reducing nearly all of the drinking water contaminants that can potentially damage the kidneys. If there is a chance that any of these drinking water contaminants could be in your water, consider purchasing a Berkey Water Filter. It will not only benefit your kidney health but your overall well-being as well.
Prepare for a Possible Disaster on Vacation: Make an Emergency Travel Kit
We all look forward to a vacation whether it will be an adventurous journey or a relaxing getaway. While packing, most people do not plan for any type of emergency situation yet recent events have proven that vacations can quickly turn disastrous. Just in February, for example, an engine fire caused the Carnival cruise ship Triumph to be without electricity or water for five days. The passengers suffered through less than optimal sanitary conditions and food rationing. Fortunately the ship was brought to shore before disease could spread or dwindling supplies would run out.
Being stranded on a ship is not the only disaster one might face while on vacation. Catastrophic events like hurricanes, tsunamis, and earthquakes can also occur. In addition to these hazards, international travelers may also find themselves in an area with a disease outbreak not common in the United States. Since spring break and the summer travel season are quickly approaching, it is important for travelers to think about preparing an Emergency Travel Kit. These travel kits will help to survive any disaster and are definitely worth the small amount of time necessary to prepare.
The travel kit should consist of emergency supplies, medications, and contact information. Some suggested items are provided below.
Emergency Supplies:
- Water: This can include bottled water or a portable water filter which is a convenient alternative to traveling with heavy containers of water.
- Snacks: Non-perishable items like dried fruit and crackers are light-weight and easy to pack.
- First-Aid Kit: This includes items such as bandages, disposable gloves, and a thermometer.
- Battery-operated radio
- Flashlight
- Extra batteries
Medications (based on the CDC Travel Health Kits recommendations):
- Prescription medications: Keep in clearly labeled, original containers. Pack an extra supply in the event the return from the trip is delayed.
- Destination-related medications: Anti-malarial drugs, for example, should be taken to areas where this disease is prevalent.
- Drugs to treat ailments such as:
- Pain / Fever (i.e. aspirin)
- Stomach Upset / Diarrhea (i.e. antacid)
- Throat / Respiratory Conditions (i.e. decongestant)
Contact Information for:
- All members of the traveling group
- Family member or close friend at home
- Health care provider at home
- Medical insurance
- Hospital or clinic at vacation destination
- Hotel or other lodging
Though some people may be prepared for an emergency at home, a disaster that occurs while on vacation may be more difficult to endure since it is likely an unexpected hazard in an unfamiliar area. Take the time to make an emergency travel kit and be better prepared for any disaster that may strike while on vacation.


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Franklin Regional senior Cecere named to all-star team
Nico Cecere has struggled through some lean seasons with the Franklin Regional hockey team, but the senior captain's efforts haven't gone unrecognized.
Cecere, the Panthers' leading scorer this season, was selected to represent Franklin Regional on the Northeast Conference team in PIHL Class AA All-Star Game this Sunday at the RMU Island Sports Center on Neville Island.
The senior will be unable to participate in the game because of a previously scheduled school trip to Florida, but that takes nothing away from the honor of being selected as one of the league's top players.
"It's disappointing that I won't be able to play," Cecere said. "We tried to get the flight changed, but it was going to cost too much to return early.
"It's a great honor to be picked for the team. There have been some really good players from Franklin Regional that made it before. It's an honor to receive the same honor that some of those players got."
Because of the struggles for the winless Panthers this season, Cecere's offensive numbers aren't as gaudy as some of the other all-star forwards. He does have eight goals and six assists on the season, both of which lead the team, and his 14 points means he has had a hand in 61 percent of FR's goals this season.
Though going through another losing season has been difficult, Cecere has tried to keep things positive and look toward the future.
"We only have two seniors on the team, and I just go out to try and enjoy the last season I have here," Cecere said.
"I feel like the team will be very good in the next two years or so because there are a lot of good young kids coming up. My younger brother is playing in eighth grade. I can't judge right now if they'll have the same sort of team as when guys like Eugene Mack and my older brother (John) played, but they should be good."
While he won't represent his school in the all-star game, Cecere is looking forward to his final few games in an FR jersey over the next few weeks after returning from Florida.
"Franklin's a great school and a great place to be. It's always been an honor to get to play for the team, and I've enjoyed it," he said.
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2002 ZTS Engine Blocker heater never used, safe to use??
i bought this particular focus off a friend, who was the original owner, who bought it when he lived in Minnesota. He special ordered it with every option(even leather interior)! anyways, i noticed a plug next to the battery the other day, and gave him a call and asked if it was in fact the engine block heater. he said "probably, but i never used it".
my question is, is it safe to use now, or should i leave it alone and not mess with it. We live in upstate NY and get some rough weather around here and would love to take advantage of this.
I would say just check it over and make sure all the wiring looks good and give it a try..
There is not much to wrong with a block heater. I'd plug it in. They're great to have.
I agree w/dpmeeks about checking the cord first to be sure it's in good condition.
^^ That right there. The main isue people have with block heaters not working, is a broken cable. I can take a pic of mine to show you what a broken cable looks like if you really need to see one. :)
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I LOVE strawberries. This cute tray makes ice in the shape of strawberries as well as looks like a strawberry itself. Too cute!
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