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Reigning U.S. all-around gymnastics champion John Orozco will compete for the first time since the London Olympics this weekend.
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Orozco said his rehab and recovery from Nov. 9 surgery have gone to plan. He returned to gymnastics apparatus in February and started doing full skills about a month later.
The Bronx native learned from the previous Achilles injury not to dwell on the fact he would be out a prolonged period. He said, this time, the biggest disappointment was merely not being able to finish the tour with his teammates.
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Orozco said he never thought about taking all of 2013 off, like so many Olympians have done who weren't injured. He's eager to compete yet has set modest goals. Rather than racking up more medals, he's focused on making the national team and reaching the world championships in Antwerp, Belgium, in September and October.
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Sustained, uninterrupted privatization of health care, a senior official dumped for daring to speak out about political interference in her supposedly independent work, thousands of dollars in illegal donations to the good ole Tory Dynasty now led by Premier Jim Prentice…
All this and a Speaker who doesn't understand or care about his impartial role in the Legislature... Plus a national mission to build pipelines to all points of the compass!
This is new management? Sure sounds a lot like the old Alberta Conservative management to me!
Unelected Premier Jim Prentice and his appointed Health Minister Stephen Mandel held a news conference in Edmonton yesterday afternoon to demonstrate they're doing something decisive about Alberta's embarrassing "bed blocker" problem and, no doubt, aid both their by-election campaigns on Oct. 27.
The "Bed Blockers" are back. Health Minister Stephen Mandel (unelected) used the term, so it's official.
Actually, it's a lot like a horror movie that never ends out here in Alberta. Just when you think it's safe to settle down on Elm Street and get the kids ready for a little Halloween fun, the Bed Blockers come lurching down the street.
It happens every time we get a new conservative premier here on the Western edge of the Great Plains, which seems to be every couple of years nowadays.
It is no longer a metaphor when we say Alberta's conservative politicians are performing miracles and wonders.
Leastways, yesterday, Premier Jim Prentice announced his intention to perform an actual, literal miracle -- to create 230 new schools in five years, which is a rate of very close to one new school every week!
That's a miracle if you ask me, even with a price tag of $2 billion, which is what Prentice's Progressive Conservative government says it's going to spend on making this happen.
Listening to the Alberta NDP's final leadership debate Thursday night in Edmonton, one could almost imagine there was total unanimity about everything among the province's New Democrats.
Indeed, there was complete unanimity among the three candidates -- in alphabetical order, Edmonton-Calder MLA David Eggen, University of Alberta staff union leader Rod Loyola and Edmonton-Strathcona MLA Rachel Notley -- on the stage at the Campus St. Jean theatre.
They got it right more often than they got it wrong, I'm pleased to report, but even when they were wrong, they were all wrong together. They cheerfully all pledged to work hard for whoever wins the vote to replace retiring party Leader Brian Mason on Oct. 18 and 19.
The reasons are perfectly clear and quite understandable, but it's depressing nonetheless to see Alberta's provincial Liberals and New Democrats fighting so bitterly for a few scraps from the table at which the Tories and the Wildrosers get to dine.
But how else can we explain the spectacle of our province's two progressive parties with only nine Legislative seats between them battling it out in the Edmonton area's only Oct. 27 by-election for, in the final analysis, nothing much at all?
Oh well, at least the presence of the Alberta Party, which advocates pretty much identical policies to the other two, means neither the Liberals nor the NDP is likely to come in last. Now isn't that a comfort?
Premier Jim Prentice called a news conference yesterday morning in Calgary and announced, as widely expected, that he and his two likewise-unelected cabinet ministers will run in by-elections to be held within the shortest time frame legally possible.
Unexpected was that Prentice himself would run for the Progressive Conservative Party in the Calgary-Foothills riding in Cowtown's northwest, not Calgary-Mackay-Nose Hill in the same general part of town, where most of the educated speculation had him running.
In the race to knock off an unelected health minister whose main qualification is that he's a former elected mayor, it's a commentary on the state of Alberta that a distinguished hematologist, oncologist and medical school teacher stands far less of a chance of pulling off an upset than a young entrepreneur whose businesses are not even named in his campaign materials.
Well, welcome to politics in suburban Alberta!
So we can probably all see how this one is going to roll out: Premier Jim Prentice announced four new "starter" public schools in under-served Calgary suburbs today. That's just Calgary.
Today or tomorrow, if he likes, he can announce four more in Edmonton, a couple more the next day in Red Deer or Lethbridge, and so on, just to keep the good news rolling, day after cheerful day, at least until the next session of the Legislature begins.
Just when things were starting to look a little better for Alberta's Progressive Conservative government, Alison Redford blundered back onto the provincial scene like the monster from low-budget a 1950s horror flick.
So suggests the latest version of a regular Alberta poll, which was in the field between July 20 and July 26 and shows the Wildrose Party holding onto its commanding 41-per-cent lead among committed voters, the identical level of support the party received in the same survey back in May.


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Presenting at the NACADA Annual Conference for the first time was a tremendously rewarding experience. It provided me the opportunity to compose my thoughts, share them with others, and be welcomed into a community of advisors who are also thinking deeply about their work. Through sharing my ideas, I have developed strong professional friendships that have helped me challenge and refine my application of theory to practice. NACADA members are generous, welcoming, and supportive. The conference is a wonderful place to take a risk and share something new.
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Celexa and Lexapro Thoughts Hi Everyone. I'm a former Celexa patient who is now using the newer racemic form Lexapro. But, I thought I would give you my honest feedback about Celexa. It is overall an excellent medication, but there are some interesting things I found after using this med for over a year.
First, it definitely improved my Social Anxiety, almost to the point where it over-improved it. My wife began to complain about how much I was flirting with other women (lol). I know it sounds like a little thing, but it did something GREAT for my self confidence.
Secondly, I found that SEX was actually better on Celexa, with more intense orgasms. True story. Unlike all the other AD's I tried including Zoloft, Prozac and Paxil, Celexa had no significant sexual side-effects of a negative nature.
Lastly, I find the same to be true with Lexapro. It appears to be 4x more potent, so that 10mg of Lexapro = 40mg of Celexa, and I do very well on just 5-10mg per day. I still think I favor Celexa overall, but the truth is that I get free samples of Lex from my pdoc, so that in itself is reason enough for me to take the Lex version of this drug.
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The Minnesota Twins haven't been able to dig their way out of some early holes, thanks to their struggling rotation. That could change when they send one of their hottest pitchers to the mound. Samuel Deduno looks to win a career-best fourth straight start and end the Twins' four-game losing streak Friday night when he takes on rookie Jarred Cosart and the visiting Houston Astros. Scott Diamond was the latest Minnesota starter to fall on difficult times Thursday, allowing seven runs and nine hits in five-plus innings in a 7-2 loss to Kansas City. He was optioned to the minors following the game. Minnesota's starters have the highest ERA in baseball at 5.18, and they've posted a 7.65 ERA while giving up 34 hits over 20 innings during the team's skid. It's been a much different story when the Twins (45-60) have had Deduno (7-4, 3.18 ERA) toeing the rubber. The right-hander has been effectively wild during a three-start winning streak, allowing 11 walks bu...
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If you took the Bills and the points this week, you have to be wailing and gnashing your teeth at Shawn Powell's line-drive punts to Travis Benjamin right about now. The Browns' punt returner is putting on a show, with returns of 48 yards to set up a field goal, and a 79-yard TD, Cleveland leading 17-10 at halftime.
It was just 10-0 Buffalo a few minutes ago, wasn't it?
I've long maintained that the Browns don't get the respect they deserve for their place in history. One can make the case that Cleveland had the greatest run of success in pro football history, with seven championships from 1946 to '55 (four in the AAFC, three in the NFL), and 10 straight appearances in the NFL Championship game. Lean times over the past 30 years of course, so it's good to see them tied for the lead in the AFC North.
It's looking like they may go to 3-2 after tonight, so I guess there won't be any "tanking for Teddy" in the near future.
Teddy = Teddy Bridgewater, of course.
Other Thursday Night Football notes:
Great halftime tribute to Jim Brown.
The great Jim Brown getting ready to be honored by #browns tonight. I'm still in awe after all these years. pic.twitter.com/uxXmKUquCJ
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QB Brian Hoyer was injured in the first half. Curses!
#Browns RB Chris Ogbonnaya is being evaluated for a head injury & is out. QB Brian Hoyer has a rt. knee injury and will not return
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— Brandon Kyle (@SimplyBK13) October 4, 2013
UPDATE: C.J. Spiller 54-yard TD run for Bills ties it at 17-17.
UPDATE: Tuel Time!
Oh man, now Manuel grabbing his knee. Awful.
— Judy Battista (@judybattista) October 4, 2013
UPDATE: Cleveland 37-yard TD pass from Weeden to Josh Gordon, and it's 24-24.
UPDATE: Browns win, 37-24. My record picking against the spread over the past three weeks: 11-3-1, 11-4, 1-0.
Ugggh RT @alexmarvez: Source tells @FOXSports that Brian Hoyer (knee) cannot put weight on injured leg. @Browns fear injury is season-ending
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Congratulations to Drs. Avron Kriechman and Caroline Bonham for the excellent review in the October 2013 Journal of TELEMEDICINE and e-HEALTH. The review focuses on the book, Telemental Health: Clinical, Technical and Administrative Foundations for Evidence-Based Practice, edited by Kathleen Myers and Carolyn L. Turvey. Dr. Kriechman and Bonham contributed to Section 4 of the book which centers on five different populations. Their chapter focused on primary care.
In his review, the Journal's Editor-in-Chief, Charles R. Doarn, MBA, writes, "I found this book to be enthralling and informative. Myers and Turvey have done an outstanding job of presenting the current state of affairs regarding TMH. It presents the challenges and opportunities faced by those who want to utilize TMH in their practice. It provides a significant dataset of what has worked, and through a well-written narrative on the evidence base, this book will serve as the foundation of TMH moving forward and should be a ready reference for all participants in TMH."
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Present and future changes in seawater chemistry due to ocean acidification
Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory, NOAA, Seattle, Washington, USA
Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement, Unite Mixte de Recherche, CEA-CNRS, Gif-sur-Yvette, France
Department of Biological Sciences, California State University San Marcos, California, USA
Institute for the Study of Society and Environment, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colorado, USA
Pacific Marine Environmental Laboratory, NOAA, Seattle, Washington, USA
Division of Marine Biology and Fisheries, Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, University of Miami, Miami, Florida, USA
The oceanic uptake of anthropogenic CO2 changes the seawater chemistry and potentially can alter biological systems in the upper oceans. Estimates of future atmospheric
and oceanic CO2 concentrations, based on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) emission scenarios, indicate that atmospheric
CO2 levels could approach 800 ppm by the end of the century. Corresponding models for the oceans indicate that surface water
pH would decrease by approximately 0.4 pH units, and the carbonate ion concentration would decrease by as much as 48% by the
end of the century. The surface ocean pH would be lower than it has been for more than 20 million years. Such changes would
significantly lower the ocean's buffering capacity, which would reduce its ability to accept more CO2 from the atmosphere. Recent field and laboratory studies reveal that the carbonate chemistry of seawater has a profound impact
on the calcification rates of individual species and communities in both planktonic and benthic habitats. The calcification
rates of nearly all calcifying organisms studied to date decrease in response to decreased carbonate ion concentration. In
general, when pCO2 was increased to twice preindustrial levels, a decrease in the calcification rate ranging from about −5% to −60% was observed.
Unless calcifying organisms can adapt to projected changes in seawater chemistry, there will likely be profound changes in
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CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. - The Letterkenny Industrial Development Authority agreed Monday to provide free space at the depot for a business incubator that would be run by the Franklin County Area Development Corporation. Corporation Executive Director L. Michael Ross, a member of the authority board, asked the authority to provide building space for the proposed incubator, a center to help develop new and small businesses. "Without the building at no cost, frankly, it doesn't work," said David G. Sciamanna, executive director of the Greater Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce and a member of a task force examining the business incubator proposal.
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Wolf Lake funding request denied By STACEY DANZUSO / Staff Writer, Chambersburg The borough may put revitalization plans for Wolf Lake on the back burner after a state agency denied its request to fund a feasibility study of the project. "I think we have too many irons in the fire for now," said Bernard Washabaugh, president of the Chambersburg Council. "I, for one, am not interested in a gigantic big plan. I thought it might be nice to clean it up, but I'm not interested in spending one nickel on it. " Residents Pamela Gaudiose and Robert Lesher began pushing for the cleanup of the lake on Wilson College last fall so it could be used for boating and recreational activities.
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June 17, 1998
It appears that Hagerstown officials will seek a state grant to fund a feasibility study for a minor league baseball stadium and convention center, but are waiting to see if Washington County will join in, City Administrator Bruce Zimmerman said Tuesday. Washington County Commissioners President Gregory I. Snook said the commissioners will discuss whether to co-sign the grant application next Tuesday. Snook said they were hesitant because they voted 3-2 in February not to spend county money on a stadium, either directly or indirectly by building roads and sewers.
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CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. - Renovating most of the buildings in the Chambersburg Area School District could cost between $107 million to $135 million, according to a draft of a feasibility study reviewed by the Board of School Directors Wednesday night. The study by Foreman Architects Engineers of Manheim, Pa., included a dozen different scenarios for all but five of the district's 21 schools, according to Phillip G. Foreman. The exceptions are Faust Junior High School and four elementary schools that have either been renovated or expanded in recent years, or are relatively new. Some of the scenarios recommend closing some elementaries and expanding others and there are four options for the high school, Foreman said.
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The Hagerstown City Council voted 4-1 Tuesday to give $37,500 to a nonprofit group to study building a Civil War museum in Hagerstown. Councilman Bill Breichner voted against granting the money to the Antietam Creek Coalition Inc. He said that other than a list of group members, he doesn't know anything about the coalition. The city's contribution would go toward paying for a $100,000 feasibility study. The study also would be used as part of an application for affiliation with the Smithsonian Institution.
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SMITHSBURG -- A youth baseball organization is interested in creating baseball diamonds on 2.5 acres of land in Veterans Park along Water Street, a town official said Wednesday. The Smithsburg Little Sluggers league uses two baseball diamonds behind the Smithsburg Volunteer Fire Co., according to Brad Nee, an assistant coach with the league. One of those diamonds is often occupied, and some practices have to be held on a separate grassy area to accommodate players, Nee said Wednesday afternoon.
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The Samurai Champloo (サムライチャンプルー) cosplayers that stole my heart… Thank you SO much for bringing back so many memories. T_T The anachronisms, the animation, the music, the historical knowledge that it made me search for. I fell in love with Edo Period, japanese mythology and (ukiyo-e) painting. I fell in love with the director (Shinichiro Watanabe) and THEN with Cowboy Bebop. Masaru Gotsubo's manga. Nakazawa's designs. Shing02. SO much jazz knowledge from Nujabes' samples. Thank you, Jun. どうもありがとうございます!Mystline still makes me cry. I fell so much in love it took me 9 months to write a tribute song over The Final View. It took a poem's time, and hopefully it has the beauty of one… And the dopeness of yours. T_T Hope you and Dilla will listen to it next February 7. There hasn't been a greek tribute (that sounded ancient) so it will be my honor. R.I.P. Samurai who smells of Sunflowers.
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Saturday, July 12th, was the end of an era. A house that was at most a five-minute drive from my apartment was the place to go for punk/indie/DIY shows. It was a normal one-story house in a college neighborhood. This house (in my opinion) was the source of the Raleigh music scene. Bands from all over North Carolina (and out of state) would converge into this simple house and provide such culture to our community that normal music venues would seem pretty boring. This house was well known as The Mattress Fort.
This past Saturday was the last show ever at The Mattress Fort and it was definitely the most emotional night for those who came to witness this event. Tears were shed and memories were shared. I know that I've had my fair share of awesome moments there. My first time there I participated in the video shoot of Museum Mouth's "Sexy But Not Happy"…… and got day-drunk from the first time. I got to see Tiny Moving Parts for the first time there (which was probably in my top five favorite shows in there). We all had great experiences there, whether you were playing a show or you were singing along in the crowd. We were a part of this culture that the Raleigh music scene needed and deserved. This house has been the beginning for many bands and from there they have grown bigger, gaining larger audiences. If not for The Mattress Fort, I probably wouldn't have gotten into half the bands I listen to today. I definitely wouldn't have had met some of the greatest people ever. The two last shows were on Friday and Saturday, July 11th and 12th of 2014, and they are definitely gonna be the most memorable days I will have in my life. Long live The Mattress Fort. The end.
So recently I've heard about that the Vans Warped Tour has banned moshing and crowdsurfing, to which I thought, "no one is going to follow that rule," knowing how many metal and hardcore bands play at these shows. But as it turns out, I watched a video of my favorite hardcore band, Every Time I Die, playing at this year's Warped Tour and people were just standing and just banging there heads………unacceptable! Now the reasoning behind the "no moshing" rule is a very simple one: they don't want to get sued, which is understandable if the bands encourage it. But people who have gone to hardcore shows know that there is going to be moshing involved, even if they themselves don't want to mosh. Now even though moshing is a very violent looking way of enjoying a band, there are unspoken rules which I shall speak about.
1. If you don't want to mosh, stay out of the pit.
Moshing is something someone chooses to do for the most part at appropriate shows (I say "appropriate" because moshing to John Mayer sounds and probably looks ridiculous). Some bands will encourage it and that's how they get sued if someone gets hurt. So if you don't want to be in the mosh pit, then move out of the pit before it starts. If you want to mosh but are new to it and are hesitant about going in, find a friend to team up with you and help you integrate into the moshing culture.
2. If someone falls, you help them up.
People are going to fall down and maybe get hurt. I know I have been pretty banged up from moshing and crowdsurfing. So if someone falls, you help them up and make sure that they are okay. If they aren't okay take them out of the mosh pit and help them out any way you can or find someone who can help them. And if you can, follow through with them and make sure they are still okay. It's just common decency.
3. If someone is trying to go through the pit without getting swept up in the action, you let them pass before you continue moshing.
There is always going to be someone who has to go through a mosh pit in order to get to the other side of the venue. Usually they will try to find an opening and get through, but if they can't, help them get through so you can quickly get back to moshing.
4. If someone is hurting people on purpose or getting into fights, stop them and/or kick them out.
No one wants to be around people that are going to be physically harmful to you or anyone else. So you can take matters into your own hands and pull them out or get security to do that for you. Security will probably know how to handle those situations better. And if you do get hurt from a violent person, that is your person to sue if you're going to sue anyone.
So…… those are the unspoken rules of moshing. Now you may never want to mosh and that is fine too. People have their own way to enjoy shows. But we as decent human beings need to make everyone feel comfortable and have a pleasant show-going experience (however you want to go about doing that). Just be respectful towards one another and you are bound to not get sued.


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