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Most U.S. stocks fell for a third day, the longest slump of the year for the Standard & Poor's 500 Index, as Cyprus rejected a bank-deposit levy needed to secure European bailout funds. Treasuries rallied and the euro traded at a four-month low versus the dollar.
The S&P 500, which climbed to within two points of its 2007 record last week, lost 0.2% as of 4 p.m. in New York as almost three U.S. stocks fell for every two that rose. Ten-year Treasury yields slid five basis points to 1.91% and Europe's 17-nation common currency weakened as much as 0.9% to $1.2844, the least since November. Indian stocks sank the most this month as the government's biggest ally pulled out of the ruling coalition. Oil and gasoline slumped more than 1% to lead commodities lower.
Equities briefly pared losses after the European Central Bank said it will provide liquidity to Cyprus within existing rules. Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades failed to secure Parliament's support for imposing losses on depositors, a key demand of European officials in return for rescue funds. Concern about the Mediterranean island nation overshadowed growth in new U.S. home construction and a surge in building permits to the highest level in almost five years.
"Obviously the situation in Europe is not what we want it to be," John Manley, who helps oversee about $223.6 billion as chief equity strategist for Wells Fargo Advantage Funds in New York, said in a phone interview. "The next couple weeks will be more periods of chopping around. I don't think it's more than 2% to 4% in terms of risk on the market," he said. "The housing market does seem to be on a bit more steady ground and that helps U.S. consumer."
Near Record
The S&P 500 has declined about 1% in three sessions after climbing to within two points of a record last week. Caterpillar Inc., Alcoa Inc. and American Express Co. were among the biggest declines in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, while Coca-Cola Co. and Hewlett-Packard Co. led gains. Commodity, consumer and financial shares led losses among the 10 main groups in the S&P 500.
Cliffs Natural Resources Inc. tumbled after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. reduced its forecast for iron-ore prices. AmerisourceBergen Corp. surged and Walgreen Co. jumped after agreeing to a partnership. Electronic Arts Inc. slid after the second-largest U.S. maker of video games said John Riccitiello is stepping down as chief executive officer. Lululemon Athletica Inc. tumbled after lowering its sales forecast because of a pants shortage following shipments of yoga slacks that were too sheer to wear.
An S&P index of homebuilders advanced, with KB Home and Toll Brothers Inc. pacing gains. Builders broke ground on 917,000 homes at an annual rate, up 0.8% from a revised 910,000 pace in January that was higher than initially estimated, the Commerce Department reported today. Building permits, a proxy for future construction, advanced 4.6% to 946,000, the strongest since June 2008.
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Beadboard Media Console
- Overview
Make room for all your gadgets – big and small – with this brilliant piece.
- 49" wide x 19.5" deep x 25" high
- Crafted with a kiln-dried wood frame.
- Recommended for use with flat screen TVs up to 40" (diagonal).
- Perfectly sized for your favorite game systems – from Wii to PlayStation®.
- Two open cubbies hold media components, and two roomy drawers below hold DVDs, controls and more.
- Use with our mini bins (max height 6.5") for extra storage.
- Finish is hand-applied in a multi-step process. PBteen White is a classic off-white paint and rustic finishes are gently distressed.
Make sure it fits! Use our interactive room planner to design your floor plan.
- Dimensions + Care
- Overall: 49" wide x 19.5" deep x 25" high
- Fits Flat-Screen Monitors Up To: 40" (diagonal)
- Cubby Interior: 23" wide x 16.5" deep x 9.5" high
- Drawer Interior: 19.5" wide x 13" deep x 6" high
- Distance drawer extends: 9"
- Clearance below piece: 2.5"
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth.
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Anemia is a low level of healthy red blood cells (RBC). RBCs carry oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body. Iron is needed to build healthy RBCs. Lower RBC counts mean the body is not getting enough oxygen.
Factors that play a role include:
- Iron that is poorly absorbed in the digestive tract—may occur due to intestinal diseases or surgery
- Chronic bleeding , such as heavy menstrual bleeding or bleeding in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract
- Not enough iron in the diet—common cause in infants, children, and pregnant women
Risk Factors
These factors may increase your chance of developing this condition:
- Rapid growth cycles—may occur with infancy or adolescence
- Heavy menstrual bleeding or chronic blood loss from the GI tract
- Pregnancy
- Breastfed infants who have not started on solid food after 6 months of age
- Babies who are given cow's milk prior to age 12 months
- Alcohol use disorder
- Diets that contain insufficient iron—rare in the US
Most people with mild anemia have no symptoms. In those who do have them, anemia may cause:
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Your bodily fluids and waste products may be tested. This can be done with:
- Blood tests
- Stool tests
Treatments may include:
Iron Supplements
Iron can be taken as a supplement or as part of a multivitamin. Iron comes in many "salt" forms. Ferrous salts are better absorbed than ferric salts. Ferrous sulfate is the cheapest and most commonly used iron salt. Slow-release or coated products may cause less stomach problems. However, they may not be absorbed as well. Some products contain vitamin C to improve absorption. Talk to your doctor because your iron level could get too high.
Iron-Fortified Cereal
Your doctor may recommend that you feed your baby iron-fortified cereal.
To help reduce your chance of having anemia:
- Eat a diet rich in iron , such as oysters, meat, poultry, or fish.
- Avoid foods that interfere with iron absorption, such as black tea.
Ask your doctor if your infant is getting enough iron. General guidelines include:
- Starting at 4 months, breastfed infants need an iron supplement until they get enough iron from other sources, like infant cereal or iron-fortified formula.
- Bottle-fed infants should get a formula that is fortified with iron.
- Many premature infants need extra iron starting at 1 month of age.
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A bid of $7,450 was approved by the Pontiac City Council Monday evening for demolition of the vacant apartment building at 718 W. Washington St.
Chris Brock, street department superintendent, informed the council that seven demolition bids had been submitted, ranging from the low $7,450 to a high $22,498. He noted that two bids were not from a Pontiac company. He suggested the council go with the low bid, submitted by Opperman Construction of Pontiac.
The superintendent said he expected demolition would occur this month.
The apartment building is across the street from the city's depot and was destroyed by fire several months ago.
The owner of the building gave the property to the city.
Before demolition bids could be obtained, the city had to do an asbestos survey. Asbestos was found in a 15-by-15-foot area and was removed in January. Brock said the asbestos study and subsequent removal cost about $6,000.
He also noted that the bid did not contain the cost of dumping the materials in the landfill. He said that would cost the city another $3,000 to $4,000.
Mayor Bob Russell said he has been talking to Amtrak officials about the city's plans for the lot once it is vacant.
"I've said it will be a landscaped area for the most part," but a portion may contain a walkway to the depot, he said. "We are just in preliminary talks right now, but it will be nice to have that building down and removed," he added.
Brock stated the demolition bid covers taking down the building and foundation walls, while city workers will fill and grade the area.
In another matter, the council set a special meeting next Monday, Feb. 11, at 5 p.m. for a public hearing concerning pursuit of a sewer treatment plant grant.
Todd Campbell, sewer department superintendent, told council members the city recently became aware of the availability of Community Development Assistance Program grants.
"I believe there are 16 grants available for a total of $7 million. We would apply for the maximum grant ceiling of $450,000 to continue storm sewer work on the north end of town," he said.
The city has already completed some work of installing separate storm drains along Mill and Cleary streets to keep the sewer system from flooding during heavy rains.
The city has just two weeks to get surveys completed and the grant applied for, Campbell said.
Because of a public hearing requirement, the city will hold a special meeting Monday at 5 p.m. to hear public comment and approve a resolution to submit a grant application.
If approved, the city's portion of the grant would be 25 percent of the project's estimated $685,000 cost.
The city is looking to commit $150,000 from the Sewer Capital Improvement fund and another $85,000, which is in-kind payment from having city engineer Brian Verdun handle the engineering duties of the project. The city is actually committing to pay 34 percent of the project, which may help in grant selection, as the CDAP grants are competitive, Campbell noted.
"This is such a cost saver to the city," the mayor stated. "Having rain water not go through the sewer treatment plant saves on electricity as well as wear and tear on equipment. Replacing those pumps is very expensive and these separate lines really help spare this equipment," Russell said.
The city also has to conduct surveys from homeowners in the area of proposed work and Campbell said to expedite the matter, employees went to homes and put the surveys around doorknobs. He said the grant requires about 100 surveys be delivered, with 70 percent returned. He said they have received very few surveys so far and may go back to the homes to pick them up if necessary. Deadline for grant submission is Feb. 15.
Council members also approved Verdun's request to bid four initial street projects for this coming year.
The four projects include Rittenhouse Drive, Newport Road, Timber Street and Oak Street. Work for Rittenhouse Drive and Newport Road would include taking out the asphalt and replacing it with concrete streets. Work on Timber Street would be an asphalt overlay, with the old asphalt removed and replaced. Oak Street will have a basic bid of asphalt work, with an alternative bid for concrete. Verdun said the prices would then be compared.
"Concrete has a higher up-front cost, but has a longer life, we'll just have to see were those two bids end up," he said.
City Administrator Bob Karls told council members that health insurance coverage needed to be renewed and that premium costs for city employees increased by 2.5 percent, a lower amount than the city was bracing for.
"We were watching other insurers and with their numbers we thought it could be higher, we're thrilled with the increase being just 2.5 percent," he said.
The city's annual cost for its share of health insurance through Blue Cross/Blue Shield will be $875,000 for about 80 employees.
In other matters, the council:
• Heard from Patrick Doggett of Crescent City, who works for U.S. Congressman Adam Kinzinger, that he would be in Pontiac from 2 to 3 p.m. Wednesday at City Council Chambers to hear any constituent concerns. He said he expects to conduct traveling office hours every few months. Kinzinger has a district office in Ottawa and a newly opened satellite office in Watseka.
• Authorized letting bids for replacement of five manholes, expected to cost around $25,000.
• Approved an intergovernmental agreement between the city and Livingston County, which is donating office furniture left on the second floor of the Pontiac Public Library. The county had been renting space at the library until the Law and Justice Center and historic courthouse projects were complete. The furniture will remain at the library.
• Heard from Russell that Heartland Community College now offers an associate's degree completely through its Pontiac satellite. Students can earn associate's degrees in Pontiac without having to take any classes at the Normal campus.
Building razing OK'd
A bid of $7,450 was approved by the Pontiac City Council Monday evening for demolition of the vacant apartment building at 718 W. Washington St.


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This life size mobile has several dangling toys including planets and stars to really make your baby feel like they are magically in space. My absolute favorite feature is that the bars move back and forth to really give your child a unique experience as they watch their toys sway. I also loved the music options. Your baby can play to fun music or relax to sleep music or white noise.
The play mat is super soft, bright, and engaging so your baby will be entertained even during tummy time. I love that the mat (and mirror) have random tags for your baby to play with because I know my baby was always searching for tags.


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Tecumseh's city manager told the city council Monday night that he is looking at putting more lights in Slick Humphrey Park and possibly putting up security cameras there because of ongoing problems with "destructive behavior."
Tecumseh's city manager told the city council Monday night that he is looking at putting more lights in Slick Humphrey Park and possibly putting up security cameras there because of ongoing problems with "destructive behavior."
City Manager Jimmy Stokes said the destructive behavior hasn't been vandalism, but involves things such as persons taking picnic tables apart for use as ramps as well as being rough with some of the playground equipment.
The city, with help of a grant, has made many improvements to the park, including a new skate park and playground equipment, a walking trail, new restroom facilities, among other things.
"We've spent too much money to let people tear it up," Stokes said. "We're not going to tolerate it."
While discussion included the fact that Tecumseh police officers are patrolling and issuing some juveniles tickets, all agreed the officers can't be at the park at all times.
City Attorney Mike Warwick, who also serves as the juvenile docket judge, said Monday's docket included four juveniles who received tickets for offenses at the park, but none of them were vandalism.
"The police department is out there patrolling," he said.
Stokes, who said Tecumseh already has one of the nicer skate parks, said there's no need for items being destroyed for that purpose.
"If I have to put up a tent and sleep in the creek, it will stop,
Stokes told the council.
Warwick, who said there's a $275 fine for those who skateboard in the pavilion area, said while police are doing a good job, damage at parks is sometimes the cost of doing business, although consequences for actions may make a difference.
Mayor Eddy Parker said he also hoped hitting the pocketbooks could have a deterrent effect.
"If you put up something nice in a city, somebody will abuse it no matter what you do," Warwick said.
In other business:
• Tecumseh has received an A- bond rating, Stokes reported, so it is believed the city will see about $110,000 savings in interest charges each year on bonds that are being sold today to fund the water line project from Wes Watkins Reservoir.
As part of that effort, Stokes reported that of 17 properties involving right-of-way access for the water line, they have secured 11 so far.
• Stokes also said he's hoping for a lot of rainfall this spring to help fill Tecumseh Lake. Tecumseh, which is purchasing water from Shawnee right now to service its city residents, has been asked by Shawnee officials to begin producing half of the town's supply starting in May and purchasing half from Shawnee.
"I'm hoping it comes a flood in the spring," Stokes said, adding it could be mid-July before the Wes Watkins supply line to Tecumseh can be completed.
With lake levels going down everywhere, "People in Pottawatomie County need to start conserving water," he said.
• Concerning the widening project for Gordon Cooper Drive, Stokes reported the city has secured 21 of 28 rights-of-way for that project.


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Chiang Mai Spicythai Backpackers
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14 Hassadisewi Rd. T. Sriphum A. Muang
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The first hostel voted Number 1 hostel in Thailand!
Beginning in September 2006, we have shown this country what a real backpackers hostel is and how to run a great hostel. Rated No.2 in Asia 2007 and No.1 in Thailand 2008, Spicythai has really brought the backpackers hostel to life in Thailand. A group of young locals with lots of travel experiences, local knowledges and warm hearts have created each Spicy and have brought them to the top of the game in a very short time. Nine years of success prove very well that we have been doing the right thing.
Now Spicythai is in its new location: an even bigger and more convenient location, close to the Old City.
Special Features at Spicythai;
Apart from normal stuff that you will get at budget hostels such as free toiletries, a book swap, reference books, bed linens, parking, city maps, tour information, etc, we offer more including:
- Strong and firm handmade bunk beds (no funny noises to annoy you while sleep)
- AC in all dorms (we live in the city so AC is a good investment for climate and pollution)
- Free coffee and tea with toast, butter and jams
- Kitchen with free spices and oil
- Original honesty system mini-bar with 24/7 easy access
- Big-screen TV & home theater system with cable TV and an incredible collection of movies and TV series
- Communal computers with high speed internet until midnight and 24/7 free WiFi
- Free use of storage closet
What makes Spicy different from the others is that you can really feel at home here. And we can not have a good home without good hosts.
Meet the Spicy Guys!
You will be amazed with their fluent English, local knowledge, generosity, and traveling perspectives.
Spicy World;
Jeerapong (Pong) Prathomsup (Spicy Creator, World Traveler, TAT Tourist Guide, PADI Divemaster and Spicy Hostels Senior MD): Pong is always on the road collecting traveling experiences or creating a new Spicy. He is now spent most of the time in Koh Tao, running the newest Spicy hostel, Spicytao Backpackers. See him on the island, on the road or in one of the Spicy hostels!
Spicythai and Spicypai;
Sarayuth (Noom) Buatoom (Spicypai Co-creator, TAT Tourist Guide, Daddy and Spicythai /pai MD): Noom will be in Spicythai most of the time and pops in Pai sometimes. He will be more than happy to help you out with any travel inquiries.
Krissana (Aum) Pitakkajorn (Professional TAT Tourist Guide, My Car Mania and Spicythai Partner with Pong and Noom): This experienced and active tour guide is always around and is quite handy when you are looking for something to do in Chiang Mai or nearby.
Sopa (Saow) Taseetip (TAT Tourist Guide, Shop Master and Spicythai House Manager): Saow will make sure that Spicythai will never run out of toilet paper.
Nattakit (Kit) Malaichaisong (TAT Tourist Guide, Bike Trip Leader, Meditation Instructor, Pub Master and Spicypai GM): Kit will make sure that you will have spicy time in Pai. Pai is a paradise for backpackers and Spicypai is the center of it.
Pennueng (Jain) Sompen (TAT Tourist Guide, Cliff Jumper, Guitar Player, Pub Crawl Follower and Spicytao GM): Jain is like his best friend, Kit. This young and enthusiastic host will be around to help you out with your buckets and navigate you home.
And there is always at Spicy will be some long term or return guest who loves to meet and help out the new spicy member.
This is a Trusted Review. Why?
All the people are so friendly! i Had a great time and i love the backpackers, would love to come back any time!
This is a Trusted Review. Why?
I haven't been to many backpackers, but this place was a great place for newbies. It has a very homely feel with almost everything you would find at home. A communal kitchen, dining room, lounge and front yard with hammocks strung between the trees. The place is located in a safe area, just outside the main city, but still within walking distance to many great cafes and cute boutiques shops. It has a great ambiance with photo collages on the walls, a home theatre system with an array of dvds, 2 computers with internet available and free wi-fi.
There's breakfast on the table every morning - corn flakes, muesli, milk, bananas and toast along with tea and coffee which really helps when you're on a tight budget, but also saves time.
We stayed in the mixed dorm room which had a/c and also our own bathroom. It's simple living. Pillows and blankets were provided, but towels had to be rented. Lockers are provided. Only downside is that we couldn't lock our room because we stayed in a dorm and others needed access. But in the end, everything was fine and nothing was lost.
The manager was incredibly friendly and very passionate about making sure his guests were entertained. He would arrange day trips for people to go to the Lake, white water rafting and also gave rides to the Night Bazaar and organize activities such as ten pin bowling.
One night he took us to a nearby Hot Pot Buffet, which was the BIGGEST buffet I've ever been to. Hundreds of locals and foriegners packed under one roofed area with tons of food to choose from and pots fired up by coal sat on our tables for us to cook our food. It's quite the experience. There was also live entertaining performances by comdedians and local artists.
We rented motorbikes/scooters (125cc) for 200 BHT a day (approx. $6USD). Really great value and allows great freedom to travel wherever, whenever. Drivers in Thailand too are much better than other SE Asian nations where they actually obey the road rules.
I would totally recommend this place if you're down to meet other travellers and want to have the opportunity to travel with others. Safe, cheap and fun - what more could you want?
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Over the past year Eastpak has collaborated with the likes of Raf Simons, Rick Owens, Christopher Shannon and Gaspard Yurkievich. The latest of these high end collaborations, sees the backpack maker working with Kris Van Assche. The Belgian designer first established himself in the fashion world as Hedi Slimane's assistant on the Rive Gauche Homme line for Yves Saint Laurent. …
Lanvin 2011 Fall/Winter Collection
Lucas Ossendrijver, Lanvin's head of menswear design, recently unveiled a truly unique collection that brings together modern aesthetics and technology, with traditional established staples. From contemporary materials, to unusual fastening systems such as magnets, this collection certainly stands out.
3.1 Phillip Lim 2011 Fall Collection
The upcoming Fall 2011 collection from New York's 3.1 Phillip Lim, was revealed last week. Over all the collection is full of slick and refined tailored looks, although can appear to be a bit boxy at times. That said however, the collection is sure to appeal to any fashionistos out there.
Louis Vuitton Men's SS 2011 Bag Collection
Nowadays, many men are just as interested as women in carrying their things around in style, whether it be for day-to-day use or for traveling. And what other brand is more famous for its bags than Louis Vuitton? The Louis Vuitton Men's SS 2011 bag collection has been reveled and according to Louis Vuitton's Men's Studio Director Paul Herbers, who …
Perfect Bow Ties By Pierrepont Hicks
If you haven't caught wind of it yet, bow ties are making a big comeback at the moment. Finding the right one can be a bit of a challenge, but I recently stumbled across the amazing Pierrepont Hicks, and well…be prepared to have necktie envy. Pierrepont Hicks was founded by an American couple, Mac and Kat. Mac apparently takes care …
Nigel Cabourn AW10 At End Clothing.
The latest Nigel Cobourn collection has arrived at End Clothing and you can find a nice feature on the collection on their blog. The post chronicles the inspiration behind the collection which has highlights including the Antarctic Parka and the Camera Jacket.
Why Would You Want To Shop At American Apparel?
Fast becoming a fixture in every major city in the U.K. the company's popularity within these shores does seem to be increasing. Once a staple store for the hipster, you can't go far without seeing a bit of lace or salt n' pepper nowadays. Despite the apparent increase in popularity on these shores, a recent article in the Guardian suggested …
Rick Owens A/W At Oki-Ni.
The first drop of the Autumn Winter installment of Rick Owens' fantastic collections has become available to purchase from Oki-Ni. Featuring now classic Rick Owens silhouettes such as long-line tops biker leathers and drop crotch trousers the first drop is his casual offerings. There is so much left to come as you can see from the 'Gleam' show.
Order Burberry Prorsum SS/11 Online.
You can order the Burberry Prorsum outerwear and accessories from the Burberry website. The show was brilliant and you can watch it on the site too. What stood out for the fashion blogs of the world was the use of studs and Brandish is no exception. Bringing a bit of rock n' roll to country heritage, a lot of leather …
RIP Alexander McQueen
It's been an afternoon of shock and sorrow as the news that Alexander McQueen has been found dead at at an address in Green Street, Central London filters through the grapevine. His death is not being treated as suspicious. The British fashion designer, known for his outrageous and extraordinary designs, and who won the British Designer of the Year four …
Lusting after McQueen S/S10: time machine, please?
It seems in fashion we always want to be at the next destination, now. So it is that we haven't even hit August yet and some of us are already thinking ahead to what to wear in the fall. Of course, the fact that collections are shown out of sync with actual seasons doesn't help. An extreme example I'm faced with is wanting ALL of the McQueen shoe collection from S/S10 right now.
Selectism.com have been giving sneak previews of the McQueen S/S10 shoe collection, those paint splattered lovelies, which will apparently also be available as trainers. Picking up on the folk-art patchwork and paint splattering seen in his recent film-presentation-as-show in Milan, the trainers seen here feature both of these themes as gorgeous detailing. Patience is, I guess, a virtue but in the wicked world of fashion it is sorely tested.
Source: Selectism.com
Alexander McQueen Menswear SS 10
Alexander McQueen's menswear collections get more and more interesting by the season. This latest show was a clear departure in mood from his last show, 'The Queensberry Rules'.
There was still a menacing undercurrent, with vibes of tortured artist coming through, but the overall atmosphere was that of a more feminine creativity. McQueen's traditional rustic tailoring the look reminded me of some of the Italian workmen that the Sartorialist sometimes snaps.
Paris Menswear SS 2010: Paul Smith and models dance to "Thriller" during finale
From our womenswear blog, Catwalk Queen…
As tributes for Michael Jackson continue to pour in, Sir Paul Smith made the ultimate gesture to the late King of Pop during his closing menswear show in Paris yesterday…
Lets get some shoes: Pantofola d'Oro
Proving that shoe obsession isn't just a girl thing, a recent Twitter debate with fellow shoe lovers on designated #shoesday (every Tuesday for the uninitiated) led me to that rare thing, a new shoe brand.
With a history steeped in the dual Italian loves of football and shoes, the Pantofola d'Oro brand includes a range of luxury sports shoes, the most interesting to me being the Cereço line.
Milan Prada Men's SS10 Catwalk Show
Working within the confines of the grey suit Miuccia Prada played around with masculine conventions. Slashed shorts and sleeves nodded to a violent outburst against formalwear. Shoulders are very much the focus, even without jackets they were shown off in tank tops and sleeveless cardigans. Textured tops and greyscale prints conveyed the feel of newsprint.
Missoni Men's SS10 Catwalk Show
A retro silhouette dominated the Missoni collection, it was all cuffed trousers and shirts teamed with trenches and faded denims.
Patchwork knits and David Byrne-esque tailoring carried on the throwback theme. Hints of safariwear came through in the muted palette of washed-out neutrals hinted and sherbet accents provided a delicate burst of colour.
Best worn: while being a foreign correspondent in the Sahara.
More A/W09 Looks: Steven Alan
Following Isabelle's lead in previewing some A/W looks, here is another collection of relaxed and very wearable clothes, this time from US designer Steven Alan. Whilst not a household name here in the UK (though he has been stocked at places like Liberty) it would be unusual for a well-dressed New Yorker to not have at least one SA piece in their wardrobe.
Brandish Watch + WISHLIST: 'Priceless' S/S 09- Topman Tailoring by Antony Price
Topman is great for its designer collaborations and its 'Priceless' range, designed by celebrated fashion designer and tailor Antony Price, delivers every season. The range has just gone up on Topman.com and with its wonderful waistcoats, brilliant blazers and perfectly pleated pants (in the American sense of the word,) I can't wait to get a piece of the action!
3sixteen tell us what they're wearing this summer, & whether they prefer Speedos or shorts!
We featured a sneak peek of the 3sixteen A/W collection recently, and they're back, this time Johan Lam, one of the 3sixteen designers, answered our questions about his sartorial summer.
Brandish Watch: 'California Teens' by Hedi Slimane and Nicola Formichetti
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There was a three-minute stretch of the second quarter in the Class 1A-Division II girls state championship game where the Norwich Lady Eagles scored 12 points.
It was the only time their offense showed any signs of life as the Ingalls Lady Bulldogs gave up only four field goals in the other 29 minutes to beat the Lady Eagles 37-22 to complete an unbeaten season and claim the state title at Fort Hays State University's Gross Auditorium.
"It feels awesome," said Deisy Estrada, one of only two seniors on the unbeaten squad. "If it wasn't for the team, there's no way we could be here right now. We're undefeated champions and not too many teams can say that. The freshmen have brought us up and we have brought them up. We helped each other together and became state champs.
"(Ingalls head) Coach (Roger Thurlow) knows what he's talking about and we're also here because of him."
Tara Whipple, the other senior on the squad, scored 10 of her 12 points in the first half to carry the Lady Bulldogs offense on her back.
"As being the senior point guard, I needed to take over when times are tough and I hope I did a little bit for the team," Whipple said. As for her thoughts of winning the state title, she said words couldn't describe how she felt. "It's a pretty amazing feeling. I'm still trying to make everything sink it. It feels like a dream right now."
The Lady Bulldogs had talked about missed opportunities in their semifinal contest the last couple of years in finishing fourth and third in the past two state tournaments and have spent the winter with the goal of being state champions (the second state championship for Ingalls to go along with their 1984 Eight-Man state football title). The Ingalls players understood it was going to take a strong defensive stand to achieve their goal. They came up with perhaps their best defensive effort of the season.
Norwich was 9-of-32 as a team, but 4-of-26 outside of the three-minute run. The Lady Eagles committed 22 turnovers which were turned into 18 Ingalls points.
That concept is extremely hard for a team to buy into, but Thurlow said the Lady Bulldogs bought into it and what got them all of their goals this season.
"This was up there because we've shut down some pretty good offenses all year," Thurlow said. "The girls put down the clamps on a lot because they run and they rebound and run some more. It's a lot of commitment because, no doubt, it takes from their offensive game. Some of the reasons we don't play offense as well is because we've used all of our energy on defense. We know offense will come and go, but if we hold teams to low points, then we have a shot every game we play.
"The fun part of basketball is scoring, but I think they're all having fun winning this."
The Lady Bulldogs also had a number of offensive rebounds to keep the ball away from their opponents. Although Norwich outrebounded the Lady Bulldogs in the final total 27-25, it was the Ingalls players who blocked out to keep the Lady Eagles from getting many second chances.
"Coach says the two things that will keep you in games is defense and rebounding," said junior post Rebecca Wyatt. "All of us had to crash boards and play hard on defense. Those are the two things we have to do to win games and, luckily, we were able to do that to get where we are now."
Freshman guard Kaisha Batman added nine points and Hope Beach came off the bench to add seven in the win.
Macy Stephens came off the bench to score eight points, while Mackenzie Klaver scored seven points and grabbed 16 rebounds and Haley Rust scored all six of her points during the Lady Eagles' second quarter run.
The Lady Bulldogs was the dominant team in the first quarter. Ingalls forced nine Norwich turnovers (seven steals) and eight of its points in the stanza came off of turnovers. The Lady Eagles were 0-of-5 from the field and trailed 10-1 by the end of the period.
Ingalls increased their lead to 14-1 two minutes into the second quarter before Norwich made its first basket on a jumper by Rust. That set off a 12-2 run for the Lady Eagles as they cut the deficit to three late in the half before the Lady Bulldogs scored the final three points of the half to lead 19-13 at intermission.
Neither team could get its offense going in the third quarter. Stephens scored all six points for the Lady Eagles while Ingalls scored two field goals and three free throws to extend the lead to 26-19 by the end of the stanza.
NORWICH (22) – Haley Rust 3-6 0-0 6, Olivia Vavra 0-0 0-0 0, Bailey Poe 0-8 1-2 1, Mackenzie Klaver 2-6 2-2 7, Hayley Poljansek 0-0 0-0 0, Ashten Hall 0-0 0-0 0, Derian Garrison 0-2 0-0 0, Macy Stephens 4-10 0-0 8, Jordyn Stephens 0-0 0-2 0, Ashton Garrison 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 9-32 3-6 22.
INGALLS (37) – Deisy Estrada 0-3 0-0 0, Kaisha Batman 2-9 5-8 9, Tara Whipple 4-8 4-5 12, Rebecca Wyatt 3-11 0-0 6, Bulma Galaviz 1-3 1-2 3, Hope Beach 3-7 1-4 7, Julissa Andazola 0-0 0-0 0, Jordyn Cure 0-0 0-0 0, Jasmine Renick 0-0 0-0 0, Rachel Droste 0-0 0-0 0, Amy Loewen 0-0 0-0 0, Kendra Tremmel 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 13-41 11-19 37.
Norwich 1 12 6 3 – 22
Ingalls 10 9 7 11 – 37
Three-point baskets – Norwich 1-5 (Klaver 1-1, Poe 0-2, M. Stephens 0-2), Ingalls 0-3 (Estrada 0-2, Whipple 0-1). Rebounds – Norwich 27 (Klaver 16), Ingalls 25 (Batman 9). Records – Norwich 24-2, Ingalls 26-0.
Lady Bulldogs gives up 22 points in state final victory
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Family films major food fight to raise money for clean water
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Dixie State's removal of confederate statue sparks more controversy
12/07/2012 9:12amA debate has been brewing for a while now: Should Dixie State College change its name? Thursday, fuel was added to that fire as a prominent statue of Confederate soldiers was taken down.
New schedule for FrontRunner north trains to increase wait times
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Prosecuters seeking death penalty for Nathan Sloop
12/07/2012 11:33amDavis County Attorney Troy Rawlings had long hinted he would do it, but he made it official Thursday when he filed a notice of intent to seek the death penalty against Nathan Sloop.
Woman bakes 100 gingerbread houses, wins a High 5
12/07/2012 11:50amIf you think it's time consuming to bake a gingerbread house, try making dozens of them for friends and family.
Free class to help women launch small business accepting applications
12/07/2012 11:56amWomen who want to launch their own business have an option in the Banking on Women program offered in partnership with Westminster College and GE Capital.
Man arrested in Southern Utah for smuggling illegal immigrants
12/07/2012 12:10pmA traffic stop in Hurricane led to federal charges against a Mexican national for allegedly smuggling an SUV full of people into the United States last month.
FLDS community cancels schools; children harvest pecans
12/07/2012 12:34pmChildren from the two cities operated by the Fundamental Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have ordered school be canceled while children labor in Southern Utah pecan groves.
Man charged in 2008 murder case pleads 'not guilty'
12/07/2012 12:45pmA man accused of the brutal murder of a 7-year-old girl four years ago says he is not guilty. That was the plea entered by Esar Met at an arraignment on Friday morning.
Police: Man calls in fake bomb threat from police station
12/07/2012 1:30pmA man who apparently didn't believe the Cottonwood Heights Police Department was attending to him quick enough was arrested for allegedly calling in a bomb threat — from the lobby of the police station.
Iron County metal thefts on the rise
12/07/2012 1:50pmThe Iron County Sheriff's Office is investigating several cases of metal thefts and encourages people in suburban areas to secure their property.
Trio arrested after luring man from home to beat, rob him
12/07/2012 5:12pmTwo men and a woman are behind bars after police say they lured a man from his home in the middle of the night to kidnap, beat and rob him.
Highways run through downtown in newly-discovered 1960s plans
12/07/2012 5:35pmA recently discovered old map detailed previous plans for a pair of highways to run through the heart of Salt Lake City.
Santa's Secret Shop brings Christmas joy to low-income students
12/07/2012 6:15pmThey are often on the receiving end of programs like Sub for Santa, but low-income kids at Spring Creek Elementary School in Provo school are experiencing the joy of buying gifts for their families this holiday.
Prodigal Dad may have invented fire (he can't remember)
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Police find alleged robber in closet after stun gun robbery
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Pilot program for technology-driven classrooms launcehd
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Danny Berger gives first press conference following collapse
12/07/2012 8:03pmUSU basketball player Danny Berger addressed the media for the first time Friday night at Intermountain Medical Center in Murray, following his collapse at practice on Tuesday.
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LDS artist's unseen work donated to BYU Museum of Art
12/07/2012 9:30pmA significant collection from LDS artist Minerva Teichert has been donated to BYU. Unlike her paintings of scenes from the Book of Mormon or Mormon Pioneers, this mural size art is part of a private collection, that until recently, was never displayed in public.
Utah Pearl Harbor survivors honored in ceremony on 71st anniversary
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Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a chronic endocrine disorder in women. With PCOS, the ovaries make follicles, but the follicles do not mature and release a mature egg each month as they should. The immature follicles can turn into fluid-filled sacs called cysts.
The cause is not exactly known. Genes may play a role. The problem appears related to insulin resistance that creates high levels of insulin. These high insulin levels cause too much androgen to be made by the ovaries. More androgen than normal can increase the presence of some masculine features. It also prevents ovulation and leads to enlarged, polycystic ovaries. Other features may include:
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase your chance of PCOS:
- Family members with PCOS
- Irregular menstrual cycles
- Obesity
- Sedentary lifestyle
Some women may not have symptoms. In others, they may appear between the ages of 15-30 years. In women who have symptoms, PCOS may cause:
- Infertility
- Amenorrhea—irregular menstrual periods or no menstrual period
- Obesity
- Dark, thickened patches of skin on the neck, groin, and armpit areas
- Hair loss from the scalp
Women with PCOS are also at increased risk for:
- Type 2 diabetes
- High cholesterol
- High blood pressure
- Metabolic syndrome—A condition marked by elevated blood pressure, cholesterol, blood glucose, and body weight. Excess weight centered around the midsection is of particular concern.
- Heart disease
- Endometrial hyperplasia—A precancerous condition marked by overgrowth and thickening of the uterine lining because of infrequent periods.
- Endometrial cancer
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. An ultrasound may be done to look for multiple cysts on the ovaries.
Urine and blood tests may be done to look for potential causes or check for pregnancy.
Treatment differs according to whether you want to conceive or not. The goal of treatment is to target the underlying insulin resistance that accompanies PCOS.
Other treatment steps may include:
- Managing symptoms
- Weight loss if overweight
- Healthy eating
- Exercise
- Medications to improve insulin resistance, glucose intolerance, and prediabetes management
- Oral contraceptive
Inducing ovulation (if you want to get pregnant)
- Metformin or clomiphene citrate
- Advanced reproductive technologies
- Preventing complications
- Anti-androgenic medications for blocking hirsutism
Hormonal Therapy
Birth control pills regulate periods. Also, by causing the uterine lining to shed regularly, they reduce the risk of overgrowth or cancer. They also control abnormal hair growth and acne by suppressing androgen. Fertility drugs may be given to stimulate ovulation when a woman with PCOS is ready to become pregnant.
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Columbia College is pleased to announce an $111,000 gift from Barry Langford, assistant professor of criminal justice. Langford's gift will support the Tradition Meets Tomorrow campaign, which has received more than $1 million from the college's faculty and staff, accounting for approximately 10 percent of all funds raised.
"The support we've received from our faculty and staff has been remarkable," said Michael Kateman, executive director for Development, Alumni and Public Relations. "Our employees are committed to our students, and their gifts show in a very profound way that they want to see the college continue as a leader in providing quality higher education."
Langford is the founding director of the college's Mock Trial team, and his gift will support the Mock Trial Award, as well as scholarships for criminal justice and forensic science students. Langford's gift also marks the first time a faculty member has given a leadership gift of $100,000 or more. The Tradition Meets Tomorrow campaign, which began in 2010, has raised more than $11 million to support the areas of arts and humanities, business, athletics, adult higher education and science.
Founded in 1851 in Columbia, Mo., Columbia College has been helping students advance their lives through higher education for more than 160 years. As a private, nonprofit, liberal arts and sciences institution, the college takes pride in its small classes, experienced faculty and quality educational programs. With more than 30 campuses across the country, 18 of which are on military installations, students may enroll in day, evening or online classes. The college is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. Columbia College educates more than 31,000 students each year and has more than 80,000 alumni. For more information, visit http://www.ccis.edu.


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quote:Originally posted by ToXXiK1So true, thank you for pointing that out, but I can't find a Leaf paragraph in this thread?. Now, just found this, just as expected:http://tsn.ca/nhl/story/?id=350909Now that Savard is sidelined, maybe, just maybe Julien gives Seguin more than 8 minutes a game now that a centre spot is open?"Hockey is a man's game. The team with the most real men wins. - Brian Burke
quote:Originally posted by ToXXiK1Yep, just checked and, there IS a Montreal thread..........."Hockey is a man's game. The team with the most real men wins. - Brian Burke
quote:Originally posted by slozoHa ha, funny stuff . . . especially considering that Rask never played one game fro Toronto, as he constantly mentions whenever interviewed about this crap. He was traded as a prospect, and good for him - he has flourished.Oh, and to get back on topic: the Bruins are going to be just fine unfortunately, they will finish well ahead of Montreal, and the meltdown is currently happening RIGHT NOW (for the Habs)."Take off, eh?" - Bob and Doug
quote:Originally posted by T-RAVI personally hope that Savard has the same type of career that Lindros had.And ya. I have no doubt that Seguin is going to be good. But there is no guarantee that he wont be injured or will turn out to be the best player on your team either.And the same goes for Kessel for us.I am not commenting on anyone else's post. Just a thought of my own. I would like to see Boston win the NE Div. and lose in the first round to the Habs.Peace and Respect
quote:Originally posted by T-RAVI personally hope that Savard has the same type of career that Lindros had.
quote:Originally posted by ToXXiK1Well, back to the topic:Looks like Savvy's season, if not career could be over. He took quite a nasty hit against the glass with his face, courtesy of one of our own that we traded to Colorado, Matt Hunwick.Testing will happen today, but, the history is getting long with Savvy and he might just have to make some hard decisions.Minimum of him sitting to after the All Star break."Hockey is a man's game. The team with the most real men wins. - Brian Burke
quote:Originally posted by Guest9052Beans, Boston already used the 2nd round pick they got from the Leafs last draft.Draft season with only 29 picks?? are you refering to the devils pick?T-RAV
quote:Originally posted by Beans15Obviously not if you are a Leaf fan. I guess you want a limited amount of really young, gifted talent with loads of potential to avoid the problem of having to sign all that talent. I guess it's better to trade off all of your draft picks for a single player because it's far easier to keep that one guys and let your competition reap the benefits of not only your draft picks but their own as well.Yep, smart hockey management at it's finest.
quote:Originally posted by The DukeYour smile may be big for now Beans...lets see how big it is in a few years time when all those talented young Oilers want big $$$$$...yeah they got-em...lets see if they can keep them...personally i think they will be out-ta town fast enough, when the opportunity arises.Anyway Leafs are on a RROOOOLLLLLLLLL...
quote:Originally posted by ToXXiK1Nice comment half way thru the season Mario. On paper this team should be a lot better was my statement. Try a comment before they tank.
quote:Originally posted by The DukeToxx, i still reamber cursing on JFJ the day he traded Rask for that dam Raycroft. This trade bothers me a lot more than the kessel trade.For Rask we got nothing. At least for a Seguin we got a STAR player in return. Again i keep reminding people...it wasn`t kessel for Seguin...it was kessel for a draft pick. Who knew at the time it would be 2nd overall.
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Wong Captures Big Ten Weekly Award
The sixth-ranked Nebraska women's gymnastics team picked up its first conference honor of 2013 on Monday morning, as junior Emily Wong capped her stellar weekend by earning Big Ten Gymnast of the Week honors. The award marks the first of Wong's career and comes following a record-setting performance in which the Grand Forks, N.D., native posted or tied career-highs on beam, bars and in the all-around.
Wong led the Huskers in their 196.700-192.100 rout of Michigan State last Saturday night, winning event titles on vault, bars and beam en route to capturing top honors in the all-around on the evening. She also finished second on floor, scoring a 9.875. Wong's victory included a tie for her career-high on beam (9.925) and new career-bests on bars (9.95) and in the all-around (39.650). Thanks in part to her work this weekend, Wong is now ranked No. 3 nationally in the all-around and tied for No. 2 on beam with teammate Jennifer Lauer.
Particularly notable was Wong's 9.95 performance on bars. That score is tied for the fourth-highest individual bars score in school history and also ties for the best bars score by a junior all-time at Nebraska. Her efforts also helped boost NU to a 49.450 on the event, which ties for the 10th-highest bars score in school history.
Wong and the Huskers will go on the road for the second time in three meets this weekend, facing 21st-ranked Ohio State on Friday, Jan. 25. The Huskers will take on the Buckeyes at 6 p.m. CST in St. John Arena. NU will return to Lincoln the following weekend, welcoming Illinois to the Devaney Center on Friday, Feb. 1. Continue to check back to Huskers.com for updates on Nebraska women's gymnastics.


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Pre-eclampsia is a problem that occurs in some women during pregnancy. Blood pressure increases, protein appears in the urine, and organs can be damaged. This usually occurs during the second half of the pregnancy.
Risk Factors
Pre-eclampsia is more common in African-American women, and in women aged 40 years and older. Other factors that may increase your chance of pre-eclampsia:
- Pre-eclampsia in a previous pregnancy
- First pregnancy
- Family history, such as a mother or sister who also had the condition
- Carrying multiple babies such as twins
- Chronic high blood pressure
- Obesity
- Kidney disease
- Diabetes
- Overweight or obese
- Sleep-disordered breathing—abnormal breathing during sleep ranging from snoring to sleep apnea
- History of polycystic ovary syndrome
- Antiphospholipid antibody syndrome
Women with pre-eclampsia may have no symptoms. It is important to see your doctor regularly during pregnancy to detect problems early.
In women with symptoms, pre-eclampsia may cause:
- Headaches
- Bloating or water retention
- Noticeably swollen ankles or feet, worse than the normal swelling that occurs during pregnancy
- Swelling of the face and upper body
- Vision troubles
- Upper abdominal pain
- Nausea or vomiting
- Feeling short of breath
- Chest pain
- Urinating less
The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Preeclampsia is diagnosed if a pregnant woman has high blood pressure and significant protein in her urine.
Tests may include:
- Blood pressure measurement to see if the blood pressure is 140/90 or higher
- Urine tests to look for elevated protein levels
- Blood tests—to check general body health and kidney and liver function
Treating pre-eclampsia early can prevent its progression to eclampsia, which is seizures caused by severe pre-eclampsia.
Treatment may include:
Delivery of the Baby
The only way to cure pre-eclampsia is to deliver the baby. The decision for delivery depends on a combination of factors, such as:
- How many weeks along you are in your pregnancy
- Condition of you and your baby
- Severity of the pre-eclampsia
- Risk of other pregnancy complications
Labor may happen naturally or it may be induced. If there are life-threatening circumstances for either you or your baby, a cesarean section may be required. During labor, you may need medication to control your blood pressure and prevent seizures.
Mild pre-eclampsia can often be managed with rest and medication if the baby is close to term. Your doctor may recommend medications to:
- Lower your blood pressure
- Reduce the risk of seizures
- Help fetal lung development in case of premature labor
Home Treatment
If your home situation is stable and you live close to the hospital, your doctor may recommend that you rest at home in a quiet environment. Home treatment may include:
- Taking frequent blood pressure readings
- Getting plenty of rest
- Obtaining help to prepare meals, do housework, and care for family members
- Monitoring your baby's health, which may include:
- Watching for fetal movement
- Tracking kick counts
- Follow-up visits to monitor conditions inside the uterus
Admission to the Hospital
If pre-eclampsia is moderate or your home situation is not restful, the doctor may admit you to the hospital. Treatment may include:
- Lowering your blood pressure with medication
- Taking medications to prevent eclampsia
- Monitoring your baby's condition
- Making sure you get enough rest
To help reduce your chance of pre-eclampsia or other pregnancy complications:
- Get early and regular prenatal care. Early treatment of pre-eclampsia may prevent eclampsia.
- If you have chronic high blood pressure, keep it under control during pregnancy.
- If you have a chronic condition, like diabetes, keep it well managed.
- Get your doctor's approval before taking any prescription or over-the-counter medications.
- Do not smoke or drink alcohol during pregnancy.
- Eat regular, healthful meals, and take prenatal vitamins.
- Ask your doctor if you should take a daily calcium supplement. In women who have a low calcium intake, supplementation may reduce the risk of pre-eclampsia, eclampsia, and premature birth .
- Your doctor may recommend that you take aspirin to lower your risk of pre-eclampsia.
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Huskers Power Past No. 60 Georgia State
Bristol, Tenn.- The Nebraska men's tennis team upset No. 60 Georgia State in its first match of the day, winning 4-3 on Saturday.
The Huskers improved their record to 4-3, with their third straight win. It will be a quick turnaround, as the team prepares to face ETSU this afternoon.
Nebraska struggled with doubles, giving up two matches to lose the doubles point. Dusty Boyer and Bradford Zitsch managed a lone doubles victory defeating Andrew Zedde and Sofiane Chevallier 8-1.
It was a narrow loss at the No. 1 spot, when Marc Herrmann and Andre Stenger fell 8-6 to GSU's Thomas Cook and Robert Schulze.
The Huskers faced tough competition and close matches in singles play, but were able to finish strong, capturing four victories to secure the win. The first finish was at the No. 1 spot where Andre Stenger faced #75 Victor Valente. Stenger was defeated by Valente 6-1, 6-2. The first win belonged to Marc Herrmann as he took down the Panthers' Thomas Cook 6-1, 6-3.
Next came the teams only other loss, when Eric Sock was defeated by GSU's Robert Schulze. At this point the outcome was tough to predict as the next three matches all went into the third set. Dusty Boyer lost the first set to the Panthers Lucas Santa Ana 7-6, but came back in the second set winning 6-4. Boyer did not give up in the third set winning 7-5. Tom Blackwell did not ruin his perfect record, improving it to 7-0 with the defeat of GSU's Andrew Zedde 6-7, 6-3, 6-3. The match was tied 3-3 as Sebastian Florczyk went into his third set against the Panthers Sofiane Chevallier. Florczyk handled the pressure well capturing the win 6-7, 7-5, 6-4.
"Very good team match after losing th doubles point and coming back from down 3-1 in the team score to win a very competitive match", Coach Kerry McDermott said. "I give credit to my singles players who fought adversity the whole day, but stayed mentally strong and did not give in. Sebastian Florczyk did a great job of clinching the deciding singles match. Georgia State is well coached, and we had a little luck on our side today."
The Huskers face ETSU at 3 p.m.. Results will be posted to Huskers.com.
Nebraska (4) vs No. 60 Georgia State (3)
Saturday, Feb. 16, 2013
Bristol, Tenn
1. (GSU) Thomas Cook/ Robert Schulze def. (NU) Andre Stenger/ Marc Herrmann 8-6
2. (GSU) Victor Valente/ Lucas Santa Ana def. (NU) Brandon Videtich/ Scott Elsass 8-4
3. (NU) Dusty Boyer/ Bradford Zitsch def. (GSU) Andrew Zedde/ Sofiane Chevallier def. 8-1
Order of finish 3, 2, 1
1. (GSU) #75 Victor Valente def. (NU) Andre Stenger 6-1, 6-2
2. (NU) Marc Herrmann def. (GSU) Thomas Cook 6-1, 6-3
3. (NU) Dusty Boyer def. Lucas Santa Ana 6-7, 6-4, 7-5
4. (GSU) Robert Schulze def. (NU) Eric Sock 6-4, 6-2
5. (NU) Tom Blackwell def. (GSU) Andrew Zedde 6-7, 6-3, 6-3
6. (NU) Sebastian Florczyk def. (GSU) Sofiane Chevallier 6-7, 7-5, 6-4
Order of Finish 1, 2, 4, 3, 5, 6


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Northern Pass to cross Route 3?By MARK HAYWARD
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The high-voltage Northern Pass transmission line will likely have to cross Route 3, according to an executive councilor who said New Hampshire should use that need to force changes in the controversial project.
Executive Councilor Raymond Burton mentioned the potential crossing Wednesday, when he spoke to Transportation Commissioner Christopher Clement during a meeting of the Executive Council, Burton said. Clement said no "commissioner-level" requests by Northern Pass have landed on his desk, Burton said.
But Burton said one of the project's main opponents, the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, said blocking action will force Northern Pass to cross Route 3 somewhere between Pittsburg, Clarksville and Stewartstown.
"I want to hear the proposal," said Burton, who represents the North? Country, which would host the proposed transmission line.
"If this company wants that line so bad, and the only way they can get it is along state-owned highways, railroads and riverbeds, then they can bury it and pay us the rent," Burton said. "We'll put it (payments) to good use."
But a spokesman for the $1.1 billion Northern Pass project and even a state official cautioned against speculation of a windfall if Northern Pass must pass over or under state land.
And Northern Pass spokesman Martin Murray said a process exists for utilities to obtain approvals to use state land - the non-political Site Evaluation Committee. Lately, it has been working on wind power projects, Murray said.
"If we need any state approvals, whether it's for crossing a state highway or other property, that will be an issue that will have to be discussed and decided by the New Hampshire Site Evaluation Committee," Murray said.
The purpose of the Site Evaluation Committee, Northern Pass says on its website, is to prevent delays in energy projects and to decide all environmental, economic, and technical issues in an integrated fashion.
According to previous Northern Pass statements, the transmission line route should have been disclosed by now. Murray said Northern Pass hopes to announce route details in the "near future."
In the meantime, he would not say whether a route involves public properties. He noted that the previous route involved several road crossings.
Marc Goldberg, spokesman for Gov. Maggie Hassan, said Hassan has not heard from Northern Pass about the possibility that the new route will need to use state roads or lands. Nor does the governor's office have any idea what that would mean for the state, he said.
"Governor Hassan believes that we must protect the scenic views of the North Country and has made it clear that she opposes the first Northern Pass proposal. The governor feels Northern Pass should listen to the concerns of the potentially affected communities and that burying power lines would be a more appropriate approach," Goldberg said.
Bill Boynton, a spokesman for the state Department of Transportation, said Thursday that he could not say for certain what kind of arrangement Northern Pass would have to make to cross a road or use a highway easement.
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