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It's never a surprise when Staten Island has a big year in baseball.
St. Joseph by the Sea, just two years removed from a CHSAA city title, was one of the final three teams left standing in the league. Moore Catholic won the CHSAA Staten Island title and Monsignor Farrell made the third round of the playoffs.
In the PSAL, Tottenville was stunned by John Adams in the quarterfinals after winning its 28th straight Staten Island regular-season title. As always, New Dorp, McKee/Staten Island Tech and Curtis were rocksteady.
All-Staten Island baseball Player of the Year: Mike Sullivan, Tottenville
One of two players mistakenly not put on the active roster by school officials but used in games,Sullivan made sure the three forfeits didn't cost Tottenville.
Sullivan's senior year was completely dominant. One of the PSAL's premier pitchers and a lethal power hitter, he was a near-flawless 7-1 on the mound – his lone loss came in a hard-fought 3-1 setback to John Adams in the PSAL Class A quarterfinals. He ended the year with 73 strikeouts in 47 innings pitched and also hit .450, blasted three homeruns and had 20 RBIs.
One of his many highlights was a 6-0 victory over New Dorp in which he tossed six shutouts innings of three-hit, 10-strikeout ball to give Tottenville the division lead later in the year it would never relinquish.
"It definitely motivated me," he said of the forfeits. "There was no letting up."
If not for academic issues early in his career, the left-handed power pitcher would be heading to the Big East as St. John's and Rutgers were involved at one point. Instead, he will take the JUCO route, and almost certainly be drafted in a few years.
All-Staten Island baseball Coach of the Year: Gordon Rugg, St. Joseph by the Sea
Coming into the season, many figured Moore Catholic and Monsignor Farrell would be atop Staten Island with St. Joseph by the Sea coming off a subpar season. That wasn't the case. Though Moore beat out Sea for the Island title, the Vikings were the last team from SI standing in the final three of the CHSAA Class AA playoffs.
Rugg, who gives so much to the program that people can't see, was a steady hand and pushed all the right buttons, getting huge outings in the postseason out of guys like unheralded Ray Kane, who hadn't made a league start all year, and sophomore Angelo Navetta.
P Vin Aiello, Tottenville
He would've been the staff ace virtually anywhere else in the PSAL, but on Tottenville he was the No. 2 guy behind Mike Sullivan. The Rider-bound right-hander with the blistering fastball still stood out, going 6-0 with a 0.61 ERA to help the Pirates win their 28th straight division title.
P John Baggs, Moore Catholic
Nick Doscher, Moore's longtime coach, said he couldn't live with himself if he didn't give Baggs the ball in the team's biggest game of the season. The senior left-hander rewarded him with a Staten Island-title clinching victory against St. Joseph by the Sea.
P Stephen Ippolito, McKee/Staten Island
He was thrust into the No. 1 spot in the MSIT rotation and the senior thrived there, going an impressive 5-1 with a 1.49 ERA as the Seagulls bounced back from a rough start to reach the playoffs. He was consistent from the start of spring to its finish, always giving coach Mike Grippo a solid outing and battling until he had nothing left.
P Chris Falcone, St. Joseph by the Sea
No one had better numbers than the Felician-bound left-hander this year. He gave up just three earned runs and went 7-0, and was more impressive in the playoffs with two brilliant outings despite battling painful back spasms.
P Brian Russell, St. Joseph by the Sea
The senior right-hander emerged this year as one of the best, hardest-throwing pitchers in New York City. Russell, who hit 90 mph on the gun this season, helped pitch Sea to the CHSAA final three and committed to Rhode Island after the season.
CF Nick Gonchar, St. Joseph by the Sea
Sea's pitching was outstanding this year, but someone had to hit and more times than not it was Gonchar. A double waiting to happen, the senior was the Vikings' top slugger and run producer en route to a trip to the CHSAA's final three.
CF Joe Sessa, Tottenville
Solid defensively, in center field productive at the plate and a true leader, Sessa enjoyed a solid senior year in Huguenot. It didn't end with a PSAL Class A city title — the Pirates were eliminated in the quarterfinals — but Sessa displayed enough promise to think odds are he will succeed at Iona College.
RF Frank Sanacore, Tottenville
The junior outfielder was the Tottenville's lineup's engine atop the order, a .404 hitter who scored a Staten Island A-leading 20 runs. He will be back next spring and be counted upon to build upon his breakout junior year.
P Shea Spitzbarth, Moore Catholic
Stepping into the ace spot left by Matt Kostalos (knee), Spitzbarth was brilliant, racking up big strikeout numbers almost every start. The Molloy College-bound senior also was one of the team's top hitters and a steady second baseman.
CF Mike Viegas, Monsignor Farrell
Speed kills and that's why he was one of the most dangerous players in the CHSAA. Viegas, who also played football for Farrell, was a terrific leadoff hitter and his defense and range in center was unparalleled on Staten Island.
SS Michael Ahr, McKee/Staten Island Tech
P/SS Gary Andersen, New Dorp
2B Matt Bowers, St. Joseph by the Sea
P Michael Campanella, New Dorp
LF Anthony Capo, Tottenville
RF Rob DeAngelis, Monsignor Farrell
OF Matt Diorio, Moore Catholic
P Matt Fazio, Susan Wagner
P Joe Flack, St. Peter's
C John Giakas, Tottenville
CF Mike Leone, St. Joseph by the Sea
1B Matt McCormick, New Dorp
CF/P Daniel Newman, Curtis
SS Stephen Notaro, Tottenville
SS Joe Venturino, Monsignor Farrell


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Kate Hudson is a wonderful actress, on and off the screen. It may look like pregnancy is agreeing with her, but in reality, she's struggling through morning sickness. "I'm pregnant, and I'm really sick," Kate, 31, tells The Times, with a chuckle. "But I couldn't say that because you really want to keep it as quiet as you can for the first trimester." Kate even hid the happy news from her closest friends!
Kate Hudson thinks she's having a girl
"My friends all thought I was depressed because I wouldn't leave the house," she says. "But I didn't want anyone to know for a long time. I was just hoping that all of a sudden, I could show up somewhere with a big belly." You would have had to hide out for long time for that to happen, Kate! She adds, "But, of course, you're somewhere in LA, and somebody says something, and it ends up somewhere."
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Threatening is the term given in scaring an NPC without much brute force, or killing. To threaten an NPC, simply point a gun to him/her to make him/her raise his/her hands. This is useful in stopping an NPC's actions. However, threatening police officers, gang members and military personnel causes them to attack you.
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GTA Vice City
GTA: Vice City introduced a more comprehensive way of threatening. These were store robberies, where the protagonist, Tommy Vercetti can point his gun to a store owner, threatening him to steal money whilst the wanted level increases. Robberies in this process also increase your Wanted Level.
GTA San Andreas
While GTA: San Andreas did not use the store robbery feature from Vice City, threatening had some minor upgrades in the game. The player may "threaten" a gang member to recruit him. This can also be used to command your gang members to target a selected enemy by means of threatening. Different as in Vice City, the protagonist speaks often when aiming at someone.
HD Universe
In GTA V and GTA Online, the player now has the option to rob convenience stores by threatening the clerk (if the clerk is absent or dead, the player can also take money directly from available cash registers). This does not always work as some clerks will cower behind the counter while others will refuse to give the player any money. If the same convenience story is robbed several times, a clerk may even pull a weapon and begin firing at the player.
- When your back is turned on a store robbery in Vice City, the robbery process will be incomplete, and the owner will be more likely sound the alarm to call the Cops.
- Turning your back on a clerk in GTA Online (Unconfirmed in GTA V) during a robbery may result in him dropping the money and grabbing a Shotgun to harm the player.


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05/03/10 | 7 PM Washington DC POLITICS & PROSE With Dan Kois
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WASHINGTON -- As attention continued to be focused on Healthcare.gov and problems surrounding it, Congress released a draft proposal this week that could be the beginning of the end for Medicare's sustainable growth rate (SGR) reimbursement formula.
SGR Repeal Bill: 10-Year Pay Freeze, but P4P Incentives
The latest proposal to repeal Medicare's sustainable growth rate (SGR) formula freezes payment levels through 2023 but creates a performance-based incentive program in 2017, according to a discussion draft released Thursday.
That program -- dubbed the "value-based performance (VBP) payment program" -- would replace the myriad of current incentive programs for physicians and create a "single budget-neutral incentive payment program," according to the draft from the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committees.
"By combining the current quality incentive programs into one comprehensive program, this proposal would further value-based purchasing within the overall Medicare program while maintaining and improving the efficiency of the underlying structure with which professionals are already familiar," the draft states.
Most importantly to doctors, the proposal would permanently repeal the SGR.
'I'm Responsible' for Website Difficulties, Sebelius Says
Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius told lawmakers Wednesday that she is ultimately responsible for the continuing failures of Healthcare.gov, and she accepted the blame for its problems.
Sebelius told the House Energy and Commerce Committee she was as "frustrated and angry as anyone" with the many error messages, crashes, and other bugs and glitches in the website that have prevented consumers from signing up for health coverage under the Affordable Care Act.
"You deserve better. I apologize," she said at a hearing. "I'm accountable to you for fixing these problems, and I am committed to earning your confidence back by fixing the site."
Committee Investigates, Subpoenas Healthcare.gov
Six people enrolled in coverage through Healthcare.gov on the first day and 248 did so through two days, the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee said late Thursday, citing HHS meeting notes.
Earlier on Thursday, the committee's chair, Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), announced he had subpoenaed Sebelius over her failure to provide information they requested over Healthcare.gov's launch.
On Tuesday, the committee subpoenaed QSSI, a main contractor hired to build the website, after it failed to comply with requests related to its role in the site's development.
Court Strikes Down ACA's Birth Control Mandate
A divided federal appeals court struck down on Friday the ACA's mandate that businesses cover birth control in employees' health plans.
The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals said requiring companies to cover employees' contraception was a violation of company owners' religious rights. The 2-1 decision marks another defeat for the mandate.
The ACA requires health plans to cover without cost-sharing preventive services, including FDA-approved birth control such as levonorgestrel (Plan B emergency contraceptive). The ACA's contraceptive mandate took effect Aug. 1, 2012.
FDA Issues Plan to Prevent Drug Shortages
The FDA flexed newly granted regulatory muscle on Thursday in efforts to resolve drug shortages, releasing a strategic plan and a proposed rule.
The strategic plan, mandated by Congress last summer, aims to prevent shortages in the long term by improving the agency's response to imminent shortages and addressing the underlying causes of them.
The FDA also issued a proposed rule expanding its early notification requirement to biologics and implementing the expanded notification requirements called for under the FDA Safety and Innovation Act (FDASIA), which became law in July 2012.
FDA Seeks to Halt Sale of Leukemia Drug
The FDA on Thursday asked Ariad Pharmaceuticals to suspend marketing and sales of Iclusig (ponatinib), a chemotherapy agent used to treat leukemia, pending further investigation of reports of a link between the drug and increased risk of "life-threatening blood clots and severe narrowing of blood vessels".
The agency said roughly 24% of patients enrolled in a phase II trial of the drug and 48% of patients in a phase I study "have experienced serious adverse vascular events, including fatal and life-threatening heart attack, stroke, loss of blood flow to the extremities resulting in tissue death, and severe narrowing of blood vessels in the extremities, heart, and brain requiring urgent surgical procedures to restore blood flow."
The FDA issued a warning about the risk on Oct. 11.
Doc Groups Concerned About Sunshine Act Exemption
A slew of state and national medical societies wrote HHS on Monday to express displeasure with the inclusion of peer-reviewed scientific journals in the reporting mandates for the recently implemented Physician Payments Sunshine Act.
They disagreed with CMS's conclusion that medical textbooks, reprints of peer-reviewed scientific clinical journal articles, and abstracts of these articles are not directly beneficial to patients or intended for patient use. Under the law, pharmaceutical companies would have to report these as "transfers of value" when given to physicians.
"We believe this conclusion is inconsistent with the statutory language on its face, congressional intent, and the reality of clinical practice where patients benefit directly from improved physician medical knowledge," the letter stated.
Senate Passes Access to Epinephrine in School Bill
A bill that encourages states increase access to epinephrine in schools is ready to be signed into law after the Senate passed it by unanimous consent Friday.
"This new law will help save children's lives by encouraging schools to stock emergency epinephrine and by training and authorizing school staff to use it in the event that a student is exposed to an allergen and shows signs of anaphylaxis," House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), who co-authored the bill with Rep. Phil Roe, MD (R-Tenn.), said in a statement.
The bill was endorsed by the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology; the American Medical Association; and the American Academy of Emergency Medicine.
Next Week
CMS Administrator Marilyn Tavenner will testify before the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee on Tuesday about Healthcare.gov's rollout.
The next day, Sebelius will testify before the Senate Finance Committee on the same topic.
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This group has grown into a lively roundtable discussion about current and not-so current events. This regular Friday lunch was started by journalists. Later we recruited a historian, a doctor, a lawyer, a couple of community activists, some professors…well, you get the picture. Anyone can come. And should!
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Tomorrow is Free Comic Book Day, when fine comic shops nationwide will be giving out samples of the good stuff to all comers. In its honor, today's post is a flying tour of the comics/graphic novels I've been reading in the last few weeks and months.
Y: The Last Man, Volume 7: Paper Dolls
by Brian K. Vaughan (writer) and Pia Guerra (artist)
I've been working my way through Vaughan's magnum opus slowly for a while now. By Volume 7 the plague that killed (almost) every male mammal on earth is old news, and the implications of a women-only society are playing out in unpredictable ways, while Our Hero Yorick Brown tries to find his girlfriend and help find out how to bring back the other half of the species. Despite the occasionally annoying fact that in an all-women world the hero of the comic is still a dude, Vaughan's writing and Guerra's art always make for good adventure storytelling, and a bit of food for thought afterward. Imagine the implications for Israel, for example (women soldiers) or the Republican party (few women leaders but lots of political wives) or the Catholic church (no women in power but lots and lots of nuns). I'll add my voice to the chorus that says this is one of the seminal graphic novel series of our time. And it's often funny, too.
Air, Volume 2: Flying Machine
by G. Willow Wilson (writer) and M.K. Parker (artist)
This series was hand-sold to me by Amy at my great local, Bergen Street Comics, and it's a winner. With a unique premise (the technology for flight powered by thought, developed by the ancient Mayans and sought after by all kinds of powers) and a cool heroine (Blythe, perky enough to be a believable stewardess despite her fear of heights, and brave and bewildered enough to be a believable heroine), not to mention an affecting romance/mystery and a resonance for anyone who's ever been nervous on an airplane, it's got a lot of cool, original stuff going for it. I liked the first volume a bit better than the second (as the concept of "hyperpraxis" flight gets explained it becomes a bit less believable), but I'm on board (get it?!) for this series, and delighted to find a new creative team with such great storytelling mojo.
Freakangels, Volume 1
by Warren Ellis (writer) and Paul Duffield (artist)
Another Bergen Street Comics purchase, this one was actually a result of reading Ellis' comic serialized for free online. There are superpowers, yes, but the kids holding them are unlikeable and screwed up to varying degrees, and they seem to have brought about the end of the world and also be preventing it somehow. The British dialogue is cheeky and evocative, and while the Freakangels are sometimes kind of scary like a group of teenagers on the sidewalk, I'm intrigued by the post-apocalyptic Steampunk vibe and the potential for this story. (And yeah, I prefer reading it in book form.)
Hellboy: The Wild Hunt
by Mike Mignola (writer) and Duncan Fegred0 (artist)
I love Hellboy. (So much so that I always stock Mignola's comics in the bookstore, even though almost no one seems to buy them.) He's a working man's hero, doing his job well with a foul mouth and shoulders sagging with fatigue, and always trying to transcend his origins (i.e. as the son of Satan). And Mignola's depth of allusion to world mythology makes for both great, accessible storytelling and something you could spend years mining. This stand-alone volume tells a couple of stories related to the recurring legend of the hunt in the sky (for a stag, giants, a herd of cattle, whatever) and how Hellboy gets mixed up in them, and what they may imply for the future of his world. It's dark and moody and heartpounding, and I read it twice.
Jack of Fables #44
by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham (writers) and various artists
My love of the original Fables series by Sturges and Willingham has extended to this spin-off, where the ne'er-do-well but lucky hero of many fables, Jack, sets off on his own and has very weird and funny adventures. The series has now left the original Jack behind for a while and is following his son, Jack Frost, a more heroic (i.e. less selfish and amoral) character, which is kind of a relief -- but it's also still silly, which is nice. I wouldn't recommend starting here -- the Jack series has started to comic out in trade paperback form -- but this is one of the few series I buy in the $2.99 single issues whenever it comes out.
Cowboy Ninja Viking #1
by AJ Lieberman (writer) and Riley Rossmo (artist)
Come on, tell me you could resist buying a comic with a title like that?! It's a ridiculous but inspired premise: a shady organization has recruited dudes with multiple personalities, and taught each of them a different martial art. The dialogue is cleverly rendered with icons for each of our hero CNV's three distinct personalities, as he wreaks havoc and tries to figure out who is on his side. I'm not sure whether it will end up paying off as a story, but I'm in at least for issue two, when CNV takes on PGO -- Pirate Gladiator Oceanographer.
That's my comics reading lately. What comics have you been reading that you'd recommend?
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After Bashing Stimulus Spending On Infrastructure, Fox Now Thinks Using Federal Money To Bury Power Lines Is A Good Idea
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Fox News' Steve Doocy is advocating spending federal money to bury power lines. But Fox News personalities have previously dismissed infrastructure spending as insufficiently stimulative to the economy, and Doocy ignores that stimulus money was in fact spent on improving the nation's power grid.
On the October 31 edition of Fox & Friends, Doocy said: "Had they taken the stimulus money that they blew on a bunch of things that were not shovel-ready and they actually got a shovel out and buried the power cables, we wouldn't be in the mess -- you know, forget about -- there's going to be isolated incidents of power out." He later added, 'Take the Solyndra money and things they did on green energy, let's use it on wire energy and make sure that the lights don't go out every time the wind blows really hard."
In fact, as Time's Michael Grunwald points out, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, better known at the stimulus bill, provided more than $11 billion for power grid improvements, including $4.5 billion for digital meters and other "smart grid" investments that will help improve the reliability of the nation's electricity distribution network. Grunwald wrote of the "smart grid" investment: "The problem with infrastructure investments is that nobody notices them when they work. But by the time the next derecho hits, the grid will be in better shape to handle it. Nobody will notice that, either, but that's the whole point of infrastructure."
Fox News personalities have a history of criticizing the idea of federal money being spent on infrastructure improvements. For instance:
- Doocy himself denounced an Obama proposal to increase spending on infrastructure as a second stimulus, "much like the so-called 'porkulus,' $787 billion."
- Bill O'Reilly dismissed calls for public investment in infrastructure by falsely claiming that China and India are "not investing" in their own infrastructures.
- Fox has bashed spending on infrastructure as a "union bailout," suggesting it benefits only organized labor.
- Neil Cavuto complained that infrastructure spending didn't have "the bang for the buck that we imagined," and that tax cuts would have been better -- even though the Congressional Budget Office found that transferring money to state and local governments for infrastructure spending had a larger economic multiplier effect than tax cuts for wealthy Americans.
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NHL Game Night: 11-9-13 Lightning at Red Wings
Definitive proof the Tampa Bay Lightning is for real.
Ben Bishop allowed 2 goals on 27 shots for the victory. Bishop's biggest contribution tonight was heading up one of the greatest penalty killing sequences for the Lightning in recent memory where they killed, cumulatively, 7 minutes in penalties including nearly 40 seconds of 5-on-3 in the Second Period. The penalty killers were great in limiting the quality of chances allowed to Detroit, and Bishop made sure the 9 shots that got through were all denied.
First Period
3:51 DET Zetterberg (9), (unassisted)
10:11 TB Malone (2), (Carle, Thompson)
Second Period
12:50 TB Stamkos (14), (Hedman)
Third Period
15:48 DET Zetterberg (10), (DeKeyser)
3:51 TB Purcell (5), (Panik)
Bishop and Steven Stamkos were the game's first and third stars.
Winning on the road against a top divisional opponent was impressive enough. But, more than that, it should be noted how the Lightning won this game. They were clearly the better of the two teams tonight. It wasn't close. Shots were 34-27 Lightning and the chances were even more lopsided than that. Only Jimmy Howard kept this from being a 4-2 or 5-2 Lightning squash in regulation. They just looked, athletically, to be a cut above Detroit. Think about that! They were the faster team. They were the more skilled team. And, despite the heroics of Howard (who was outstanding), the Lightning eventually got the result. Kudos to motivational genius Jon Cooper for getting these young men to shake off that disgusting effort in the Edmonton game and get them ready to roll tonight in Detroit.
6 games into this second 10-game segment of the season, the Lightning already have 10 points. Remember, the key is to get at least 12 points out of each 10 game segment. The Lightning are 2 shy of that with 4 games left to play in the set.
Radko Gudas had 2 shots, 2 hits, and 3 blocked shots in 21:44. It might be too early to declare him, unequivocally, a top-two pair NHL defenseman, but the evidence is strongly leaning that way. Tonight, I'd like to praise Radko's work on the second PP unit. He hasn't really had that role prominently represented in his experience portfolio in the past, but he looks pretty darn good in it. When you add that in along with everything else that he's accomplishing, it all adds up to a guy who is playing like a stud NHL blue liner.
Mark Barberio had 1 blocked shot in 7:04. I would say Barberio "stunk" tonight, but I fear the attorneys for the word "stunk" would sue me for libel. Early in the game, he was his typical Barberio self getting pushed out of the way with minimal effort along the wall on a 1-on-1 puck battle that led to a long Wings foray in the offensive zone. Later, Barberio mishandled a d-to-d pass that nearly resulted in a Wings 2-on-1 were it not for a Herculean back check by Barberio's teammates. And, then, Barberio made one of the worst "pivots" (if you can call it that) you'll ever see, nailing the double lutz (and looking like a klutz) while Justin Abdelkader easily went straight past him and in on Bishop for a breakaway. Barberio leads a charmed life that none of those three mistakes led to goals, but I don't think I saw Mark on the ice after that. Dumpster fire. Much like the opener against Boston, Barberio was again a dumpster fire tonight. There's no way to sugar coat it.
Tyler Johnson had 4 shots and 2 blocked shots in 18:06 and was 40% on draws. He did EVERYTHING tonight you could want offensive EXCEPT bury a goal. He used his speed to generate a breakaway. He was a factor in odd man rushes. He picked off an errant Wings pass and generated another golden chance late in the Third Period. He looked dynamic offensively.
Alex Killorn had 3 shots and 1 hit in 17:49. This much I know about Alex Killorn: he never cheats you on effort on a forecheck, does he?
Ondrej Palat had 1 shot and 2 hits in 17:32. Though not to quite the same extent as Johnson, Palat also did darned near everything you would want him to do tonight EXCEPT bury that key goal. He had a great chance where he beat a Wings defender around the corner and muscled his way to the front of the cage only to be robbed by an amazing Howard save and he missed a one-timer chance late in the Third Period that was nearly the insurance goal the Lightning were looking for to seal the game in regulation.
Andrej Sustr had 2 penalty minutes (on a pretty bogus, ticky tack call), 1 shot, and 2 hits in 12:47. He, rightfully, sat a couple of games after getting a little too big for his britches offensively the last time he was in the lineup. Tonight, he was back to the quality he had been showing prior to that game. There's a clear, obvious difference in poise between Sustr and Barberio. Crystal clear.
Richard Panik had a helper (THE helper) and was +1 with 1 shot and 1 hit in 13:43. Tonight might've been his best game in a Lightning uniform. My biggest critique of Panik so far this season is that he's seemingly had a hole in his stick and hasn't been able to be as strong on the puck as I would expect Richard to be. He was extremely strong on the puck in the First Period tonight, didn't see much ice time in the Second Period because of all the penalties in that frame, started to come on with the rest of the kid line in the Third. And, then, he made it happen in Overtime. He swooped in on an unsuspecting Wings defender. Ripped the puck off his stick cleanly. Immediately wheeled the puck in front directly onto Teddy Purcell's tape. Game. Set. Match. Panik attack! I thought Panik played really well tonight. I thought Brett Connolly played pretty well, too, showing a lot of confidence and handles on a line with Filppula and Purcell during regulation. It's good problems to have that all the youngsters (sans Barberio) had good nights tonight.
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31 December 2010
Tahun Baru 2011Posted by M. Barhanudin Sulaiman
Selamat Tahun Baru 2011.
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Malaysia Juara Piala Suzuki AFF 2010Posted by M. Barhanudin Sulaiman
Alhamdulillah. Malaysia berjaya menjulang Piala Suzuki AFF pada tahun 2010 ini.Tahniah Harimau Malaya atas kemenangan terhadap Garuda Indonesia dengan agregat 4-2. Perlawanan pertama di Stadium Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia menang dengan 3-0. Perlawanan akhir kedua di Stadium Gelora Bung Karno, Jakarta, Indonesia, Malaysia tewas 2-1.
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29 December 2010
Mesyuarat GuruPosted by M. Barhanudin Sulaiman
Mesyuarat SekolahPosted by M. Barhanudin Sulaiman
21/12/2010 - Mesyuarat PSS
23/12/2010 - Mesyuarat Perancang
26/12/2010 - Mesyuarat Kurikulum
27/12/2010 - Mesyuarat HEM
28/12/2010 - Mesyuarat Ko
29/12/2010 - Mesyuarat Guru
Tempat : PSS, Makmal Komputer dan Dewan Makan Asrama
20 December 2010
Sehari di KLPosted by M. Barhanudin Sulaiman
Perjalanan pergi dengan Air Asia turun di LCCT. Ke KL Sentral dengan bas kemudian naik monorail. Balik menaiki KLIA Express terus ke KLIA dari KL Sentral dan terbang balik ke KB dengan Malaysia Airlines.
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15 December 2010
MesyuaratPosted by M. Barhanudin Sulaiman
Tarikh : 13, 14 & 15 Disember 2010
Tempat : SMK Ismail Petra.
Status : Hadir.
10 December 2010
(Suatu Ketika Dahulu)Posted by M. Barhanudin Sulaiman
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01 December 2010
Microsoft Windows 95 was released 15 years agoPosted by M. Barhanudin Sulaiman
Microsoft released Windows 95 on Aug 24, 1995, 15 years ago. It was developed internally as Windows 4 or under the codename Chicago. The whole operating system was designed to be a "ground up" improvement of Windows 3.1 including vast enhancements to the GUI, or "user interface". It was with this release of Windows that Microsoft became the computing powerhouse it became in the late 90s/early 2000s. It was also this success with Windows 95 and early versions of Internet Explorer that would lay the ground work for all of Microsoft's problems with the Justice Department about being a monopoly.
Windows 95 was the birth of Windows as we now know it today. The taskbar and Start button began here as well as "plug and play" compatibility, 32 bit processing and the Windows Explorer file management application. All of these innovations were included and remain in current versions of Windows mostly unchanged to this day. Internet Explorer 1.0 was available for the release of Windows 95, but not with the default installation, which didn't even install TCP/IP. You had to buy the Microsoft Plus! pack to get the brand new Microsoft browser as well as other features like themes and disc compression. Microsoft Plus! was mostly used in factory installs, so not many people used IE at first. Internet Explorer would become part of the Win95 installation with IE v2.0 several months later.
Above is a picture of the basic Win95 desktop. This still looks like many computer desktops today. You can see many basic Windows programs like Wordpad, Calculater, MS Paint and Windows Explorer that even today exist on current versions of Windows. Windows 95 was launched with Apple-like fanfare including people waiting in lines to buy a copy at midnight and a full on television ad campaign including a commercial featuring the Rolling Stones song Start Me Up.
To help users with the brand new interface, Microsoft created a 30 minute promotional video starring Jennifer Aniston and Matthew Perry.
All of Microsoft's ancillary programs were updated with the new 32 bit architecture and user interface enhancements and bundled into Microsoft Office 95, also released on Aug 24, 1995.
The standard lineup of MS Office 95 was Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Schedule. Microsoft Schedule was the precursor to Microsoft Outlook (which was released in 1997). The Professional version of MS Office also included MS Access. If you bought MS Office 95 Professional on CD-ROM (as opposed to like 10 3″ discs) you were also given MS Bookshelf which was Microsoft's version of a digital encyclopedia (it was a cheaper version of Microsoft Encarta).
It was this release of Microsoft Windows that pretty much cemented Microsoft as the operating system for the masses. So regardless of what you personally think of Microsoft, there's no denying that it is an essential part of our computing history.
Taken from : http://blog.paxholley.net/2010/08/24/windows-95-was-released-15-years-ago/
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Finally Returning
Wow! I have been gone for a long time! Isn't it funny how life has a way of just moving on?
Let's just all yell really loud: STOP WORLD, SLOW DOWN!!!
Here I am at home and 2013-2014 school year starts Tomorrow!
Where did the summer go? Is it just me?
Where did the summer go? Is it just me?
Let me back track just a bit and share some pics from my daughters summer job! She was a camp counselor at a wonderful place called Camp Don Lee. Let me just say how very proud I'm of her! She had one week off from school and started this great new adventure! You should Google this camp for more information. It's a Methodist camp that is also a sailing camp located in Arapahoe,NC.
I will post more summer pics later.
I hope my blog friends are all doing well, I hope to reconnect with you all soon!
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If you can make out the squiggles on this page, you may well be a potential iPad customer, or at least that is what numbers released by a comScore iPad study suggest. The study comes in several parts, but concentrates on the intended use, demographic, and receptiveness to paid content evidenced by iPad and e-Reader customers. In fact, the iPad already "matches Amazon Kindle in awareness and purchase intent", helping to cement at least one of the iPad's uses in the dredges of ostensibility.
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1. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionFred Breton Jun 27, 2012 1:51 AM (in response to Omkar Hajare)
With 8.2, to manage Weblogic or/and WebSphere, you need too component: a server with an RSCD agent and client libraries of you JEE server (usually the full binary of your JEE application server). Not all OS that support RSCD are supported to act as a proxy. Solaris 9.2 is not supported (the supported OS).
How ever you can manage a JEE application server that is not running on a proxy supported platform as the manangement is done thru the standard SOAP port, so there's no need to the proxy to be on a domain manager.
A proxy could manage several Application server domains/cells of the same flavour and version. To so so, at BAA level, we use an Agentless Manage Object (AMO) to have a logical representation of the application server infrastructure (and so to not be server centric). All management, configuration, deployment operation need to go thru the AMO.
Did you create an AMO for your Weblogic domain and run the DCO job targetting the AMO?
Have a look on this doc part about AMO creation.
2. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionOmkar Hajare Jun 27, 2012 7:17 AM (in response to Fred Breton)
Thanks Fred,
My environment details are as below . .
I have Win2k3 on which I have deployed BBSA 8.2.
I have one target server Solaris 10 on which I have installed RSCD (took another server as 9.2 is not supported). Now on same server Weblogic application server is running. How do I create AMO? I tried but not able to do so as it says server already exists.
I tried executing DCO job for this server and now I am getting "no applicable classes for target" exception. I checked all custom property class. but no luck.
3. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionFred Breton Jun 27, 2012 7:32 AM (in response to Omkar Hajare)
If you look on the links I provided on my previous post you'll see that Solaris is not a supported OS to be JEE application server proxy. You can also see that the AMO name should be not resovable as an RSCD server.
In your environment, you can use your win2k3 as proxy server (you need to have weblogic binary installed, but don't need to start it). You setup the ARA_WL_PROPERTIES for all directories, files to point to your win2k3 env, and the ARA_APPSERVER to your weblogic domain manager (I guess your solaris box) with the right SOAP port and user/password name.
However, it maybe good to get a BAA training .
I hope this help.
4. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionOmkar Hajare Jun 27, 2012 10:32 AM (in response to Fred Breton)
Yes Fred,
I am new to this BAA and didn't get training on this. Thanks for your help.
I will figure out what I can do.
5. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionOmkar Hajare Jun 27, 2012 10:36 AM (in response to Fred Breton)
BDW in the link you have provided have mentioned the supported server as Oracle Solaris 10, 32-bit. I am using same OS here for proxy server.
6. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionFred Breton Jun 27, 2012 10:53 AM (in response to Omkar Hajare)1 of 1 people found this helpful
Sorry, you're right, I always forget that Oracle own Solaris
So, you're on good track. To create an AMO, just use a name that you're not able to resolve, You just need a logical name. You can use your WebLogic domain name for example, then:
- in the AMO property AGENTLESS_MANAGED_OBJECT_PROXY_HOST, associate your Solaris box (that is your proxy, collocated with your domain manager)
- in th AMO property ARA_WL_PROPERTIES, associate the instance of the class in which you defined all connection parameters to your domain manager.
- deploy the WebLogic CO on the AMO.
Then when you browse the AMO, you should see a WL object and rightclicking on it you should be able to do a refresh provider to populate it.
Hope this help.
7. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionOmkar Hajare Jun 27, 2012 11:39 AM (in response to Fred Breton)
Thanks Fred,
I will try this . . otherwise I will use some other server as proxy and try to connect weblogic server using SOAP port.
Lets see if this works . I will post updates here.
8. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionOmkar Hajare Jun 28, 2012 5:36 AM (in response to Omkar Hajare)
Hey Fred,
It worked . DCO successfully executed.
Now the problem is I am not able to brows the applications. I tried to "refresh provider data" bit it throws error returning null. Now the confusion is - To successfully brows or discover it is require that the application server should be in running. is it correct ??
9. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionOmkar Hajare Jun 28, 2012 6:03 AM (in response to Omkar Hajare)
It is done
Now I am able to brows too. had issue with Weblogic connection. There was port issue. it is fixed now.
your suggestions helped lot. Thanks a lot Fred,
10. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionFred Breton Jun 28, 2012 6:45 AM (in response to Omkar Hajare)
You're wellcome. I'm pleased that I can help.
New technical forum place will be created under BMC Application management and I plan to publish some how to for BAA, BMA and BRPM firts implementation step could be easier.
11. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionOmkar Hajare Jun 29, 2012 2:17 AM (in response to Fred Breton)
Hey Fred,
have you ever observed BBSA console hang issue. I have 3 weblogic servers which I have successfully added on console and also ran the DCO job successfully. One of them is Weblogic8 while other 2 are Weblogic 8.1. I am able to brows weblogic8 server but while brows others 2 console goes in hang state. I am getting below error in appserver as well as in console log -
[28 Jun 2012 20:06:49,939] [Client-Connections-Thread-0] [WARN] [BLAdmin:BLAdmins:10.25.68.155] [Client] Failed to send message to client
com.bladelogic.om.infra.mfw.util.BlException: Connection reset by peer: socket write error
at com.bladelogic.om.infra.mfw.net.BlSessionServerConnection.write(BlSessionServerConnection.java:260)
at com.bladelogic.om.infra.mfw.net.BlSessionServerConnection.write(BlSessionServerConnection.java:281)
at com.bladelogic.om.infra.mfw.fw.ClientDataStreamImpl.write(ClientDataStreamImpl.java:25)
at com.bladelogic.om.infra.app.util.ServerUtil.sendDataToClient(ServerUtil.java:45)
at com.bladelogic.om.infra.message.app.frame.APIMessageFrame.service(APIMessageFrame.java:154)
at com.bladelogic.om.infra.mfw.net.ClientWorkerThread.processRequest(ClientWorkerThread.java:385)
at com.bladelogic.om.infra.mfw.net.ClientWorkerThread.processClientRequest(ClientWorkerThread.java:282)
at com.bladelogic.om.infra.mfw.net.ClientWorkerThread.handleClientRequest(ClientWorkerThread.java:182)
at com.bladelogic.om.infra.mfw.net.ClientWorkerThread.execute(ClientWorkerThread.java:101)
at com.bladelogic.om.infra.mfw.net.ClientWorkerThread.execute(ClientWorkerThread.java:27)
at com.bladelogic.om.infra.app.service.thread.BlBlockingThread.run(BlBlockingThread.java:95)
Any idea ??
12. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionFred Breton Jun 29, 2012 2:42 AM (in response to Omkar Hajare)
I guess you're using the same proxy server for all your weblogic domains. If it's the case, that is the issue as you can manage several domains from one proxy but they need to be on the same Weblogic version. So you need to use one proxy for 8 and one proxy for 8.1.
That said, we officailly supporte WebLogic 8.1 but not 8.0
13. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionOmkar Hajare Jun 29, 2012 3:15 AM (in response to Fred Breton)
Thanks fred,
But I am using 2 separate oracle Solaris 10 server as proxy for rest of two servers (Weblogic 81). I also tried de-registering CO and again running DCO job. job is executed successfully but no luck in browsing the webelogic application. Console goes in hang state .
14. Weblogic_BLRoot exceptionOmkar Hajare Jun 29, 2012 3:19 AM (in response to Omkar Hajare)
Ok Now I got the popup error message that say -
A timeout occurred while making an RPC call : on host <hostname> and proxy host <IP of proxy>


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Last week the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) and London-based watchmakers Backes and Strauss announced their new partnership to raise funds for victims of human trafficking through the launch of an exclusive line of watches.
According to a news release issued by UNODC, a portion of the proceeds from sales of the "Victoria Blue Heart Watches" – named after the international symbol of solidarity with victims of human trafficking, the blue heart – will go towards the Voluntary Trust Fund for Victims of Human Trafficking created in 2010 by the UN General Assembly.
"Criminal proceeds from human trafficking amount to some $60,000 a minute," UNODC Executive Director Yury Fedotov said at the launch of the watches at the Hotel des Bergues in Geneva, Switzerland.
"By comparison, the Voluntary Trust Fund is supported by an average of around 80 cents a minute, based on money received. The disparity is glaring and it has severe implications for our response to human trafficking."
UNODC estimates that human trafficking generates $32 billion annually, rivalling the profits reaped by the illicit trade in arms and drugs. According to the agency's data, women make up two thirds of trafficking victims, and at any given time, an estimated 2.4 million people are trapped in modern-day slavery.
The Blue Heart Campaign, which is headed by the agency, raises awareness of human trafficking as a shameful crime that exploits millions around the world, and is aimed at preventing more people from becoming victims.
In addition, the Voluntary Trust Fund, which is also managed by UNODC, supports the provision of humanitarian, legal and financial aid to victims of trafficking. In October 2011, its Small Grants Facility awarded funding to 12 front-line organizations working with survivors of human trafficking around the world.
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Local Girl Scouts are now taking orders for Girl Scout Cookies, to be delivered in mid-February. Girl Scout Cookies are great cookies for a great cause. There are eight varieties which sell for $4 a box; all of the proceeds support local Girl Scouts and programs.
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This annual program is the leading financial literacy program for girls in the U.S., teaching them five essential skills they'll use for the rest of their lives: goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills, and business ethics. Girls can earn money to pay their way to Girl Scout camp and other fun and exciting opportunities.
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(Poem #1062) House on a Cliff
Indoors the tang of a tiny oil lamp. Outdoors The winking signal on the waste of sea. Indoors the sound of the wind. Outdoors the wind. Indoors the locked heart and the lost key. Outdoors the chill, the void, the siren. Indoors The strong man pained to find his red blood cools, While the blind clock grows louder, faster. Outdoors The silent moon, the garrulous tides she rules. Indoors ancestral curse-cum-blessing. Outdoors The empty bowl of heaven, the empty deep. Indoors a purposeful man who talks at cross Purposes, to himself, in a broken sleep.
In previous Minstrels commentaries Martin and I have talked about the ominous brilliance that runs through MacNeice's output from the 1930s: poems such as "The Sunlight on the Garden" and "Snow" seem to capture perfectly the menace of that 'low dishonest decade'. Sadly, the potential of those early poems was never fulfilled; indeed, his post-war work suffers from a seeming lack of conviction that was only beginning to be reversed when he died in 1963 ("of pneumonia, which he contracted recording a radio programme in a damp cave" -- so Michael Schmidt informs us, in his magisterial "The Lives of the Poets"). MacNeice was not unaware of this regression, and "House on a Cliff" can be read as an expression of his frustration. Outdoors is the world that the poet wishes he could describe -- "the chill, the void, the siren" -- but something is lost, "the locked heart and the lost key" make "his red blood cool", until all he can do is "talk at cross / Purposes, to himself, in a broken sleep". thomas. [Minstrels Links] Poems by Louis MacNeice: Poem #18, Bagpipe Music Poem #521, The Suicide Poem #757, The Sunlight on the Garden Poem #864, Snow Poem #1039, Prayer Before Birth Poem #1062, House on a Cliff Today's poem is very reminiscent of William Empson's equally powerful apologia for not writing more poetry: Poem #233, Let It Go -- William Empson And it also reminds me of this one, by Ted Hughes: Poem #882, Wind -- Ted Hughes


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HP Reports Customer for New Press
- Published: October 31, 2012
PALO ALTO, CA | HP reports that Nosco, Gurnee, IL, a full-service packaging solutions provider, will be the first US customer for the HP Indigo 30000 digital press, the new 29-in.-format, sheet-fed press for folding cartons.
Nosco plans to use the HP Indigo 30000 to extend digital printing to larger-order quantities of folding cartons and to produce customized cartons using variable data for serialization, personalization, and brand protection. Nosco serves customers in regulated industries such as pharmaceutical, natural health and personal care and has been using HP Indigo systems since installing its first press in 2004.
"We will soon be able to offer more digital printing capabilities to our customers, helping them improve cycle time and speed to market, lower inventory and obsolescence, and produce short- to medium-run folding cartons more cost-effectively," says Nosco president Russ Haraf. "Given the increased format size, speed, and versatility of the HP Indigo 30000, we can produce cartons economically with a turnaround time of days instead of weeks."
HP made the announcement in conjunction with Pack Expo 2012, where HP is exhibiting for the third consecutive year to showcase its end-to-end digital solutions for labels, folding cartons, and flexible packaging applications.
The 30000 press uses the same printing technologies as the HP Indigo WS6000 series but has a larger format size of 29.5 x 20.9 in. It is compatible with carton stocks to 24 pt thick. The 30000 Digital Press is scheduled to be available for launch customers in late 2013, with general commercial availability in 2014.


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Sumioni is one of the most striking and arresting games I've seen in a long, long time.
Last week during the Tokyo Game Show, Acquire's Luke Rideout showed me the game. In the above video, Rideout provides an overview for the title.
Sumioni is still early—hence, the load times.
The game has been called Okami on the Vita, which is a gross oversimplication. Check back later for Kotaku's impressions.
You can contact Brian Ashcraft, the author of this post, at firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also find him on Twitter, Facebook, and lurking around our #tips page.
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Economists have increasingly singled out Toronto's condo market as headed for signifcant correction. But, says Adam Brind, with Remax Condos - Core Assets Team, that doesn't necessarily jive the observations of real estate agents now working that market and focused on guiding property investors.
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Adam Brind, Agent, Remax Condos, Core Assets Team
For us, you know it's hard to deny there is a lot of inventory in the market and we see it, you know we sell it, we live and breathe it. But the reality is that at this point in time, we are still seeing strong demand and we are seeing strong demand from three different areas.
We are seeing demand from people that are downsizing from suburbia, we see strong demand from you know urban individuals that already live here, they want a second home to invest as they just investing for a renter and we also see strong demand from foreign investors.
At this point, you know we can speculate that things will slow down slightly but we don't see them to a point where we are going to see crash in the Toronto market, we definitely do not see that. We see prices maybe plateauing a bit, they have just increased for too long, but reality is that people are buying these units because there is demand. And you know we see that in our vacancy rates as well.
You know we have a very low vacancy rate in Toronto. You know condo rentals have been snapped up, all over the place in the city and you know we see this strong growth in certain areas of Toronto, you know where there wasn't before, specially you know in the communities, in the neighbourhoods that traditionally weren't condo markets are now becoming condo markets. We see a lot of growth there as well.
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Hello everyone,
as a visually impaired musician i was looking for a solution to make my newly acquaired music workstation a bit more accessible to me and found the look and feel of a midi controller to be a good approach.
As the QuNeo offers a huge variety of UI elements it surely would do a good job for my purposes but what I couldn't find out is if it is possible to have a UI element such as a pad send out sysex data to a connected device.
can anyone help me with some more information about that?


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Can a herniated disc heal with chiropractic therapy?
Chiropractic care is a nonsurgical treatment option for herniated discs. The primary goal of Chiropractor For Herniated Disc treatment for each patient is to help relieve pain and other symptoms resulting from the herniated disc. Rosy Chipper has been providing treatment and natural pain relief from bulging disc in Saint Nicholas for more than a decade. Disc problems constitute only a small portion of the causes of back pain and rarely require surgery for pain relief. Spinal discs are sensitive, spongy pads found between the specialized bones (called the vertebrae) of the spinal column. The findings show that 90% of patients report substantial improvements within three months of receiving their first chiropractic adjustment. With the exception of the first 2 vertebrae in the neck—the atlas (C1) and the axis (C2)—there is an intervertebral disc between each vertebra of the spine.
Can Herniated Discs Heal on Their Own?
To achieve this goal, chiropractic treatment plan in Duval County 32290 should be individualized based on the source of the pain, the severity of pain and the specific symptoms that the patient exhibits. Herniated disc or bulging disc is an extremely common spinal injury, with thousands of people suffering from this condition. The spinal discs are essentially ligaments (structures connecting bones) that attach to the top and bottom of each vertebra. Their main functions are to act as shock absorbers for the spine during movement and to hold the highly pressurized spine center in place. The results are encouraging, since more research is raising questions about the safety and effectiveness of epidural steroid injections for the long-term management of lumbar disc herniation (LDH) and sciatica. Intervertebral discs don't really "slip"—although the phrase "slipped disc" has come into popular usage to refer to bulging, ruptured, or herniated discs.
A person suffering from this condition may not even know there is anything wrong until the condition impinges on a nerve in the spinal column and start causing pain.
- Tenderness of the spine
- Arm pain
- Neck pain
- Stiffness
- Leg pain
- Back pain
What happens if a herniated disc goes untreated?
For many decades, doctors and scientists believed that most back pains were caused by "slipped" or "torn" discs. Also called intervertebral discs, each is a flat, circular capsule about an inch in diameter and one-quarter inch thick. A new study confirms the vast majority of patients with lumbar disc herniation can find relief with chiropractic care in Saint Nicholas. What would happen to the stack of bony vertebrae that make up the spine without the cushioning and support of these discs? Now, move your back from side to side. In general, patients usually are advised to start with a course of conservative care (non-surgical) prior to considering spine surgery for a herniated disc. Depending on the location herniated disc on the spine, it can cause excruciating pain, loss of range of motion, and can have other adverse effects.
Do Chiropractor For Herniated Disc provide relief?
The most common disc problem suffered by adults is degenerative disc disease. Discs have tough outer membranes (the annulus fibrous) and elastic cores (the nucleus pulpous). Researchers conducted a study of 148 patients with MRI-confirmed lumbar disc herniation causing back pain, sciatica, and radiating leg symptoms. Your discs are made up of the annulus fibrosus (the tough outer layer) and the nucleus pulposus (which contains a soft, gelatin-like center). When a patient has progressive major weakness in the arms or legs due to nerve root pinching from a herniated disc, having treated by a chiropractor can stop any neurological progression and create an optimal healing environment for the nerve to recover. Chiropractic treatment is one of the most popular alternative treatments in Florida used to treat herniated or bulging disc and its symptoms.
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Are herniated discs permanent?
The discs provide shock absorption, protecting the spinal cord and ensuring flexibility of the spine. Chiropractic care is a safe and effective way to treat herniated and bulging disc problems. The study, published in the Journal of Manipulative and Physiologic Therapeutics, shows that both chronic and acute herniated discs can be effectively treated by chiropractors in Saint Nicholas, Florida. For example, there may be too much stress on the disc due to poor posture or from being overweight. Treatments focused on pain relief (such as medications) may help patients better tolerate other treatments (such as manipulation or physical therapy). If herniated disc is diagnosed, your chiropractor will most commonly use low-force techniques to gently manipulate the spine at the site of the bulging disc to relieve the painful symptoms.
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East Quogue homeowner rebuilds with 'faith'
Aimee Whalen had enough.
Her East Quogue home flooded twice in two years -- from Tropical Storm Irene, then from superstorm Sandy.
"I just can't go through this again. For me, I need to lift it. This is what I have to do," she said, standing in front of the house, which has been raised about 6 feet on steel beams and wooden cribbing. She is awaiting construction of a higher foundation that will contain flood vents.
Whalen, 54, a registered nurse at East End Hospice, said she "stepped out on faith" weeks ago, determined to elevate her home even without guarantees that all the needed money would be coming from her insurance company and the government's National Flood Insurance Program.
Her three-bedroom ranch, about a quarter-mile from Shinnecock Bay, took on about 2 feet of water from Tropical Storm Irene in August 2011.
After 10 months of repair and renovation, she and her son, Jimi Sobeck, 22, had only been back in the house for two months when Sandy struck. The house was again severely damaged, this time by 11/2 to 2 feet of water.
A crew from Davis Construction Building Movers, of Blue Point, raised the house Feb. 5. Ultimately, when it is lowered onto its new foundation, it will be 5 feet higher than it was.
Steps leading to the front of the house will have to be constructed and a new rear deck built. Then renovations must be made to the flood-damaged interior.
Whalen doesn't yet know the total cost. She had private flood insurance. And because her home retained more than 50 percent of its pre-storm market value, she has applied for a grant under the National Flood Insurance Program's Increased Cost of Compliance provision, which could bring her up to $30,000.
"I deserve the ICC," she said of that grant. "I'm the primary resident here. It's not a secondary home, and I flooded twice."
The elevation by Davis Construction cost $21,800, but that doesn't include other work on the outside of the house. Renovations to the interior and replacement of appliances are estimated at $100,000.
Last week, Whalen got good news. On Valentine's Day, she received a check of nearly $95,000 from her insurance company. That was in addition to an earlier $25,000 advance from the company.
She couldn't immediately deposit the check, because regulations require that she forward it to the bank that holds her mortgage for its endorsement. Now, she's just waiting for "the turnaround time" of when she'll actually be able to begin paying contractors.
"It's all going to be OK," she said.


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These weekend sessions are to add some diversity to our weekly walking routine and to help us stay tuned
up for those bigger hiking adventures.
We will do this on Sunday mornings before all the stores open.
Plan to meet us at 10:25am in front of AGU - A Ramen Bistro (free parking garage across the street)
where we will proceed to wander around First Colony Mall taking advantage of the parking garages and stairwells.
There are two parking garages and they both have seven floors.
We will work to build balance, muscle and cardio endurance.
So put on those day packs and hiking boots that need to be broken in and come join us.
(An hour goes by a lot quicker when you have someone to share your pain with!!!)