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Cooking for One: Sweet Nutella and Strawberry French Toast
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Although I typically prefer healthy meals to start my day, I had a sweet tooth recently and decided to satisfy it with a combination of three of my favorite flavors: strawberries; Nutella; and warm French Toast.
Sweet Nutella & Strawberry French Toast
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Total Cook Time: 5 Minutes
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Heat a skittle with a tablespoon of butter to medium heat. Remove the crusts from the bread and flatten the slices. Cut the strawberries into small pieces. Spread Nutella on one side of the slice. Sprinkle three tablespoons of strawberries in a row on the left hand side of the bread. Then simply roll the bread into a tight roll.
Beat the egg into the milk and stir in the cinnamon. Place the bread rolls into the milk mixture until the bread is fully saturated. Once the skittle is warm place the saturated rolls
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Good to see Josh Willingham knock the ball over the fence again.
Of course, it would have been better if he hadn't done it with his glove.
That's the type of homestand it was for the Twins, who gratefully hit the road after a 2-7 stretch at Target Field. For the past 10 days, they have experienced all sorts of disasters, both natural and man-made. On Sunday, getaway day, they even sat through a three-hour rain delay. Add that to the actual time of game and it was 6:15 from first pitch to last. That's a long journey to a fifth straight loss.
Meanwhile, Willingham is a mess and Sunday against the Red Sox things got worse for him, both at the plate and in the field.
"He's just missing the ball," manager Ron Gardenhire said. "He's popping the ball straight up. I've talked to Bruno (hitting coach Tom Brunansky), I've talked to Joe Vavra, who worked with him all last year, and they've got different things that they're seeing. He's got to get out of here and get back to just seeing the ball and hitting the ball. He's pressing; he's trying hard."
Taken out of the lineup so he could have sort of a mental break, Willingham was summoned to pinch-hit in the bottom of the eighth with a runner in scoring position. The Twins were down by two at the time. Willingham got ahead 3-0 but ended up whiffing.
Then he went out to left field and ran back on a Dustin Pedroia fly ball, only to have it clang off the heel of his glove and bounce into the seats.
I wouldn't have wanted to sit next to him on the team flight to Atlanta. He's a pretty intense fellow.
Joe Mauer still is recovering from a stiff back. And it shows. He now has struck out with the bases loaded and the game on the line two games in a row. With Mauer still recuperating, and Willingham struggling mightily, the Twins haven't been able to buy a clutch hit.
In addition, the starting pitching was generally poor at Target Field. In fact, the relievers are pitching more innings than the starters. Is it time to call up Kyle Gibson yet?
"You can't come home and lose like we have here," Gardenhire lamented. "We owe it to our fans to play a little better baseball at home. We didn't do it this trip. We'll go on the road and hopefully we'll get our stuff together and come back playing a little better."
But there was one good thing that happened over the last nine home games. Sit down because here comes a silver lining. Here comes something positive from this awful stretch at Target Field. Ready? Just a second, I'm cracking my knuckles before I type it in. OK, here goes:
Pedro Florimon has started to look more and more like the real deal at shortstop, which could become one of the very few low maintenance every day positions on the team. The others? First base and catcher. Everyone else comes with pros and cons.
"Florimon has been good," Gardenhire said. "He's the one actually getting it done -- good pitches and good at-bats."
As Gardenhire's confidence in Florimon grows, so does his approach to using him. He announced earlier Sunday that he was going to stop pinch-hitting for him. He proved true to his word, too. In the eighth, he pinch-hit for Aaron Hicks (the Willingham at-bat) and then let Florimon bat with a runner on second and two outs. Florimon worked the count to 3-2 and then took a walk. He did his job and the manager now counts on him.
A lot of people think the Twins' shortstop of the future is young Danny Santana, currently at Class AA New Britain. But Santana likely is a couple of years away. With memories of Tsuyoshi Nishioka still fresh, it would be lovely to have a low-maintenance player out there at short for a while.
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Posted by: Brent Okita, Pete Van Deventer | August 20, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Mount Rainier
Elevation: 14,410'
This morning the RMI summit climbs reached Washington's highest point, Columbia Crest on Mt. Rainier! The weather was great with some winds around 25 mph, a little chilly but really nice. The Four Day Summit Climb left the crater rim to start their descent back to Camp Muir at 7:50 a.m.
Congratulations to today's summit climbs!
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Congratulations to Mike and everyone else in this group. Can't wait to see pictures. What an accomplishment.
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Daniel, Awesome pics my love…the inter glacier is beautiful. I'm sure the pics don't do it justice. Rendido ante ti mi amor! Eschchur yo eschando otra did mas had ta, Jennifer
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Congrats Andy and Dan! That said, I am not surprised. : ) Have an awesome, safe trip home!
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Dan, Hope you have an amazing climb! We are so proud of you and happy for you!! Much love, Joyce and Alexis
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Daniel I'm so excited for you and your journey… touch the sky honey. I love you!!!, Otra dias, Jennifer
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Lori and Mary to the top!
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Congratulations Brother Bob, we look forward to seeing pictures and hearing all about the trip!
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Amazing! You were on a crater rim this morning? Sounds like a place your favorite interstellar rover would be : ) The picture looks so clear (and the mountain so big—you were really up there!?!?!).
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With six champions still to be decided you can once again expect to see superb racing, but add in a host of British Championship competitors and
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The two 10 lap 'Stars at Darley' races will see the Honda TT Legends Team of McGuiness and Keith Amor, and Wilson Craig Honda's Dunlop; Profile Racing's Luke Stapleford (Sinope, Coalville); James McBride (Kettering), PB Motorsport; Tom Fisher (Nottingham) Team Green G&S Racing and the Buildbase BMW Superbike Team of Richard Cooper (Hucknell), Barry Burrell (Bishop Auckland) and Lee Jackson (Lincoln) all battling it out with Darley regulars such as Pearson (Derby), Wardle (Stoke on Trent) and this year's Peak Cup and Open Solo Champion Hodson (Wigan).
With six champions still to be decided there will be plenty of action throughout the day and with local competitors in with a shout of lifting the silverware come along and offer your support. Ben Godfrey (Long Eaton) and Chris Spooner (Stoke on Trent) will be trying to stop Rob Hodson (Wigan) becoming Lightweight Champion. Godfrey is currently 2nd, just 5 points behind, whilst Spooner has a much harder task being 18 points adrift.
Yet another Hodson is leading the GP125 Championship, Jamie, currently holds a 7 point advantage over Andrew Fisher (Kettering), while Ricky Tarren (Tamworth) has a 14 point gap to reduce.
There is an 8 point cushion at the head of the Open Sidecar Championship for Anthony Eades/Iain Greensmith (Hyde) but with the dominant performance of Allen Schofield/Steve Thomas (Bromborough/Birkenhead) at the last round they certainly showed they have not given up on the laurels.
The Pre-Injection 600 Championship will definitely going to a local racer with current leader Gavin Salt (Leek) holding a 10 point lead over Jon Skelson (Leicester).
Richard Wardle (Stoke on Trent) has a healthy 17 point advantage in the Formula 600 standings, but with 18 points available if mechanical gremlins or bad luck strike him it may help Jim Hodson (Wigan) become a triple champion.
With the absence of Jamie Medhurst (Long Eaton) at recent Rounds James Ford (Whaley Bridge) has all but secured the Sound of Thunder Championship, holding an 18 point lead, if Medhurst returns this weekend he will need to win and Ford fail to score any points to be in with a chance of lifting the title.
Whilst the remaining Championships may have been decided there will be some tense battles for the Runner-Up places. Anthony Porter (Chesterfield) is another double Champion - Mini Sound of Thunder and Formula Darley classes, but the Runner-Up spot in Formula Darley currently has Rob Hodson holding a 2 point advantage over Chris Spooner.
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Last year's Stars meeting had to be abandoned on safety grounds after suffering from a rare race day sight at Darley – heavy rainfall. According to the weather reports spectators could well be in t-shirts and shorts for this year's meeting, so why not get along to Darley for this superb finale before the long range forecasts bring the snow in few weeks' time!
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Html Agility Pack was given as the answer to a StackOverflow question some time ago, is it still the best option? What other options should be considered? Is there something more lightweight?
There is a spreadsheet with the comparisons.
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When it comes to HTML parsing, there's no comparison to the real thing. This is a C# port of the validator.nu parser. This is the same code base used by Gecko-based browsers (e.g. Firefox). There repo looks a bit dusty but don't be fooled.. the port is outstanding. It's just been overlooked. I integrated it into CsQuery about a month ago. It passes all the CsQuery tests (which include most of the jQuery and Sizzle tests ported to C#).
I'm not aware of any other HTML5 parsers written in C#, or even any that come remotely close to doing a good job in terms of missing, optional, and invalid tag handling. This doesn't just do a great job though - it's standards compliant.
The repo I linked to above is the original port, it includes a basic wrapper that produces an XML node tree. CsQuery versions 1.3 and higher use this parser.
The Html Agility Pack is still an outstanding solution for parsing HTML.
Best? well that all depends on the task at hand, but generally I think so. There are occasions when it does fall short of being ideal, but generally it will do a great job.
You could try this: http://csharptest.net/browse/src/Library/Html/ It's nothing more than a hand-full of source files that pick apart HTML/XML via Regex. It supports a light-weight DOM and XPath but not much else. (help contents)
Alternatively you can use the parser directly instead of building a DOM tree. Just implement the IXmlLightReader interface, and call the static XmlLightParser.Parse method.
PS: It was written to solve an in-house debate: that Regex can parse HTML! Since then we have actually found many uses for it since it is lightweight enough to embed anywhere. There are still ways to confuse the DOM heirarchy builder, but I haven't found any HTML the parser won't handle.
I have used this before, pretty easy-to-flow api. I think in C#/.Net domain, this is a very good choice.
There is a java library here. Looks pretty good even though I don't have personal experience.
best is a very relative term, for your question, i imagine you are searching for a reliable tool, so i think this feature should be taken into consideration. I would look for the support and strength of the company that provides the tool. It's a horrible feeling when you try to contact support for any tool that uses and the answer is, this company no longer exists. As HAP is maintained by the developer community, I would rather trust her.
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Welcome to this website which has been developed so that more people may learn about John Bowen. My primary aim is to seek out people that knew John Bowen, worked with him or for John Bowen & Sons.
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NEW YORK (AP) - One sign that you've made it in New York City is being recognized by the man in the street. Steve Lavin might soon need a disguise.
"The FedEx guy is always stopping me in my neighborhood, a big fan," the first-year St. John's coach said Tuesday, three days after the Red Storm beat No. 4 Pittsburgh, a victory that moved them into the Top 25 for the first time in over a decade.
"He was raving about Dwight Hardy yesterday as if I didn't see the game. He's just excited about basketball. He'll just jump out of the truck to talk while I'm trying to get my coffee. He's been giving me some good pep talks."
Need another sign you've made it? Text messages.
"From the time I left the court until I got to the locker room, I had 56 text messages," senior forward Justin Burrell said, referring to the last-second win over Pittsburgh. "From then until I was done with the media it was up to 84. Then when we got ranked I got another 30. It's a good thing I have an unlimited plan."
Lavin has him beat easily.
"After the big wins I'll get 400 to 450 texts," he said. "It's pretty consistent of 300 to 350 after a win. After the losses to Notre Dame and Louisville I got six or seven. My sisters text and one of my staff and that's about it."
There's a feeling around St. John's that hasn't been there for quite some time.
Since the 2000-01 season, the Red Storm have had two 20-win seasons and those records can't be found in the media guide since the NCAA vacated 47 wins over four seasons for infractions over off-court issues that resulted in probation and a loss of scholarships.
In Norm Roberts' six seasons there were two winning records, both one game over .500.
Enter Lavin, the former UCLA coach who spent the last seven seasons as a TV analyst.
He took a roster with 10 seniors and introduced an uptempo, pressing game. The 23rd-ranked Red Storm are 17-9 overall and 9-5 in the Big East, considered the best conference in the country. The five marquee wins are over Georgetown, Notre Dame, Duke, Connecticut and Pittsburgh _ all ranked in the top 10 this season.
With the winning comes crowds at Madison Square Garden, the program's second home. Last season, in seven home games there, the crowd topped 10,000 once. There were four crowds that didn't reach 6,000.
On Saturday, more than 14,000 people were in the building to see Hardy's underhanded flip with 1.2 seconds left win it.
"The first time playing in the Garden, I don't know the numbers but it didn't feel like the Garden attendancewise," Burrell said. "So now we play Garden games and I can't see two empty seats next to each other. That's exciting to have fans there cheering. Before it used to be the opposing team's fans outcheering ours. So this great."


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September 3, 2012
A bit about cutting tube and pipe from an interview with Bruce Benedict and Dave Clarke of Production Tube Cutting.
August 3, 2012
After working for a few years making leather belts and belt buckles, Anthony "AJ" Patti moved on to designing and manufacturing leather goods for Harley-Davidson, then went on to pewter casting to make jewelry for the venerable motorcycle manufacturer. An artist always striving for efficiency and mass production, Patti's latest venture is making sculptures and adornments for gardens.
July 16, 2012
Hautau Tube Cutoff Systems LLC turned the lathe concept on its head when it developed a machine that holds tube steady and uses tooling that orbits the workpiece. This concept, coupled with a handful of other innovations developed over the Hautau brothers' professional careers, make these machines unique in how the perform recut operations.
July 16, 2012
Ross Liberty, founder of Factory Pipe, has been making exhaust systems for two-stroke engines since he was a teenager. He recently brought his decades of manufacturing experience and his substantial product knowledge to bear on an exhaust pipe that had been produced at Factory Pipe and subsequently sourced from a competitor in China. Liberty developed a new design, cutting the weight and cost substantially, thereby getting the contract back from the Chinese company.
July 16, 2012
Years ago tube and pipe producers relied mainly on eddy current testing and ultrasonic testing for detecting short- and long-duration weld faults, respectively. These testing systems are still useful and in many cases required, but the spread of electronic technology has provided many more types of testing equipment for use on tube and pipe mills.
July 2, 2012
A fluid-carrying line usually consists of a length of tube or pipe that has a fitting that is either attached at the end of the tube by a conventional swaging method or attached to the tube by welding. A little-known process, elastomeric swaging, bulge-forms the tube or pipe ends. Its niche is in small-diameter, heavy-wall applications that carry fluid under substantial pressure.
June 13, 2012
Interviews with several TUBE exhibitors revealed that the energy industry remains the biggest driver in the tube and pipe industry. The opportunities aren't just in oil and gas, but also wind and even nuclear, despite the Fukushima incident. Meanwhile, a few vendors have come up with machines and processes that reduce tube and pipe consumption and waste, helping the industry deal with fluctuating metals prices.
June 13, 2012
Editor Eric Lundin visited Gordon Branch, the guitarmaker featured on the cover of the June 2011 issue of TPJ, to see what Branch had come up with in the last few months. In addition to a new model, 33 1/3 Degree, made with round tube, Branch had developed a similar model made with tube shaped like an airfoil.
June 8, 2012
Artist and fabricator Philip Dees, who holds a bachelor's degree in art and a master's degree in fine art, has worked in metal fabrication and roll forming for nearly 30 years while pursuing a career as an artist. In addition to his drawings, paintings, and sculptures, Dees sees other opportunities for artistic expression, such as refurbishing an old house.
June 8, 2012
The essential tube and pipe production processes on a weld mill haven't changed much since the 1920s. Some new processes are available, such as laser welding, and the line speeds are faster, but much else hasn't changed. One factor that has undergone some change is how the weld bead, also known as scarf and a stringer, is handled. The conventional method was to wind it up as it came off the tube, but OD scarf choppers reduced operator exposure to this strand of red-hot, razor-sharp metal. Similcut has taken safety a step further by introducing a self-feeding OD chopper and wheelless, cantilevered ID chopper.
May 10, 2012
It wasn't that long ago that Alessandro Volta built the first battery. In 1800 he made a stack of metal plates, alternating zinc and copper, with each pair separated by layers of cloth soaked in brine. Today's batteries are more sophisticated but use the same principle to create electromotive...
May 9, 2012
Manuel Sarmiento went to a vocational school to learn to be a fender-and-body technician and to learn to paint cars. Fooling around with a plasma cutter one day, he cut out the shape of a hand and took it home to his wife. She loved it and encouraged him to experiment more. Years later he was successful enough as an artist that he quit his full-time job, and today his artwork supports him and his family.
May 9, 2012
Thefts. Car-jackings. Kidnappings. Assassinations. If you're a high-profile political figure or wealthy executive doing business in a foreign country, especially one in which the division between rich and poor is vast, you're vulnerable. In addition to having a security system at your home and a personal security detail that travels with you wherever you go, you need a vehicle that can protect you against an attack. Texas Armoring Corp., a fabricator in San Antonio, has been providing armored cars to foreign heads of state and corporate executives since it was founded in 1997.
April 25, 2012
It could be a dream come true or the latest scene in a long nightmare. Dow AgroSciences has developed a genetically engineered corn, named Enlist, to withstand herbicides containing 2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D). The chemical was developed with the intention of helping to increase crop...
April 19, 2012
We're still slogging through the jobless recovery, and while slowly falling unemployment took many by surprise in 2010 and 2011, I guess most of us have resigned ourselves to looking for reasons. There isn't much else we can do. Before we look for reasons, let's look at the trend. If we go...


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'Step Out, Step Up' to Raise Funds for Children Locally and Around the World
Keeping with its core belief of "changing the world one child at a time" Moms Against Poverty (MAP), a non-profit organization made up of a small group of mothers from the Bay Area invites you to Step Out, Step Up at its 4th annual dinner-dance and auction fundraiser. The event will take place at the Metreon, 4th floor,101 4th Street, San Francisco on Sept. 17, from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. This year's fundraiser features music by Bay Area DJ Dr. T, dancing and an authentic Mediterranean cuisine.
Proceeds from the benefit, will help with MAP's ongoing projects in the Bay Area and around the world. For the past few years, MAP has been a strong supporter in the training of Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) volunteers in the Silicon Valley. It has also provided food baskets for children and their families at San Francisco's Bryant Child Development Center as well as the Bret Harte Child Development Center.
In addition, MAP:
• Provides breakfast for economically disadvantaged students at Fremont's Warm Springs Elementary School.
• Provides funds to Burlingame-based "My New Red Shoes" for the back-to-school gift bags for Bay Area's homeless children.
• Supports 25 teen moms from Tri-Valley Area (Dublin, Livermore, and Pleasanton) by providing them with the resources to complete high school, attend college and support their children with preschool learning tools.
• Supports 230 teens in the Silicon Valley CASA's 'Teen Advocacy Program' which provides training so they can transition from the foster care system to independent living.
According to the National Center for Children in Poverty (NCCP), nearly 15 million children in the United States – 21% of all children – live in families with incomes below the federal poverty level – $22,050 a year for a family of four. Research shows that, on average, families need an income of about twice that level to cover basic expenses. Using this standard, 42% of children live in low-income families.
"At MAP, it is our core belief that other than food and shelter, every child deserves a chance to learn and to hope for a brighter future regardless of where they are born," said Delfarib Fanaie, Executive Director, Moms Against Poverty. "While our work extends across the globe, we are also very aware of the needs of children living in poverty right here in the Bay Area. That is why we partner with various organizations throughout the area. And this fundraiser helps us continue our work both here and abroad."
The organization operates in the United States, Iran, Cambodia, Afghanistan and Africa.
Tickets are $85 per person and $50 for students 18 and older with valid student ID, and can be purchased online at: http://momsagainstpoverty.eventbrite.com/
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MAP is a 501(c)(3) grassroots, volunteer-based nonprofit organization created in 2008 by a handful of concerned mothers passionate about the life of every child born to the human race. Since its inception, the organization has expanded to include a diverse group of volunteers who want to make a difference. MAP is dedicated to serving and supporting children living in poverty in the U.S. and around the world. Its vision is to nurture and educate these children to their fullest potential so they can one day contribute and be leaders in their communities, and breaking the cycle of poverty. This mission is carried out by developing and renovating schools and orphanages; providing food, education, health care and basic needs to these children one community at a time. MAP currently operates in the United States, Iran, Cambodia, Afghanistan and Africa. For more information about the organization, please visit: www.momsagainstpoverty.org.
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Pepsi Pulling Soda Out of Schools
The World Heart Foundation has won a significant battle in the fight to curb the frightening amount of children in the U.S. that are obese. Pepsi announced that it will pull all of their fully-sweetened beverages from schools by 2012.
At primary schools, Pepsi will only sell water, fat-free milk, low-fat milk and juice products that have no added sugar. Secondary schools will get the addition of Diet Pepsi and low-calorie soft drinks.
Pepsi is not the only soda company taking action, according to EDU In Review, Coca-Cola, the leading soft drink maker in the world, has also made positive moves in a similar direction. This month their global sales policy was amended to not sell any of their beverages in primary schools world-wide, unless parents or school districts request them. However, this policy is not applicable to secondary schools.
Hopefully this will encourage children to drink more of Mother Nature's ultimate fine beverage, water.
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The OP reports a catastrophic frame failure while he was JRA on a car path(whatever a car path is). Reportedly bought the bike from bikesdirect in FLA 6 or so months ago.
He seems to have a major problem with the strength/longevity of the frame. Looks like he took a saw to the top tube. Entertaining reading, IMO. He says he used to race BMX races for cash back in the day, and his riding style "trances" the locals, so he's pretty credible in my book.
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By Kelsey Mays on April 29, 2013
Well, gosh, officer. I didn't see that 35-mph speed limit. Or the yield sign. Or that no-turn-on-red.
That's the most common excuse drivers give when pulled over, according to a new survey by Insurance.com. Last February, the insurance comparison website polled 500 licensed drivers age 18 and older. Of those who said they tried to reason with the police officer — or just plain give an excuse — more than one-fifth said they couldn't see the sign that prohibited their actions.
"There were some striking differences" in answers between men and women, Insurance.com Managing Editor Michelle Megna told us. Of those who said they missed the sign, nearly two-thirds were women — a group that often pleads ignorance in such situations, the survey suggests. Men, by contrast, tend to argue extenuating circumstances or deny any recklessness.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 1.9 million new cases of diabetes are diagnosed each year. To help its customers better understand this illness, Sam's Club pharmacy locations are offering free diabetes and vision screenings (diabetes is a leading cause of blindness) for members and the public on Saturday, Sept. 8 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The University of Chicago Medicine and Walgreens are teaming up to launch a "Food Rx" initiative that will help people with diabetes improve their eating habits by overcoming two major hurdles when shopping for food: access and affordability, the groups announced Aug. 15.
Even just a few years ago, this kind of collaboration between a healthcare group and a drug store around a comprehensive food nutrition education program probably wouldn't have happened. Truth be told, it really isn't happening today. And that's because Walgreens isn't a drug store. Walgreens is a health and daily living solutions store.
A nonprofit healthcare education organization and a for-profit company that uses healthcare education technology to promote best practices in medicine are developing educational programs to improve chronic disease care.
The University of Chicago Medicine and Walgreens are teaming up to launch a "Food Rx" initiative that will help people with diabetes improve their eating habits by overcoming two major hurdles when shopping for food: access and affordability, the groups announced Wednesday.
Watson Pharmaceuticals is suing the Food and Drug Administration, alleging that an agency decision would improperly delay its release of a generic drug for diabetes, the company said Wednesday.
Regulators have approved a biotech drug made by Genentech for treating a complication related to diabetes.
Bristol-Myers Squibb has bought a majority stake in drug maker Amylin Pharmaceuticals, Bristol said Wednesday.
Philosys is seeking regulatory approval from the Food and Drug Administration for its blood-glucose monitoring system.
A drug made by Bristol-Myers Squibb and AstraZeneca improved several measures of blood-sugar control in Type 2 diabetes patients at high risk of cardiovascular disease, according to results of a late-stage clinical trial announced Monday.
Why is the news that CVS Caremark Charitable Trust has teamed up with the National Association of Community Health Centers important? $300 billion a year and an alarming rise in the number of Americans suffering from chronic diseases. That's why.
Drug maker Takeda Pharmaceutical has resubmitted regulatory approval applications for two drugs designed to treat diabetes, the company said.
A panel of Food and Drug Administration experts is recommending the approval of a drug made by Genentech for diabetic macular edema, the company said.
Walmart has launched an effort to help diabetes patients save on their disease management products.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on Monday hosted a public meeting to entertain a controversial payment adjustment — called "inherent reasonableness" — in reimbursing for non-mail-order diabetes supplies.
Extended use of the oral DPP-4 inhibitor linagliptin to lower blood-glucose levels by Type 2 diabetes patients is effective, according to a new study.
Roche on Wednesday announced that it has received clearance from the Food and Drug Administration for its Accu-Chek Combo system for insulin pump therapy.
Jacques Duplessis on Monday pleaded guilty to engaging in a scheme to sell approximately 6,000 boxes of counterfeit LifeScan One Touch diabetic test strips that he purchased from suppliers in China and England, announced U.S. attorney Zane David Memeger.
Employees with such chronic diseases as asthma, diabetes and high blood pressure spend fewer days out of the office when they are adherent to their medications, according to new research conducted by CVS Caremark and Truven Health Analytics (previously the healthcare business of Thomson Reuters).
British drug maker GlaxoSmithKline will acquire development partner Human Genome Sciences for $3.6 billion, GSK said Monday.
A drug commonly used to treat diabetes may be associated with an increased risk of bladder cancer, according to a new study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal.
Bristol-Myers Squibb is acquiring Amylin Pharmaceuticals, the drug maker said Friday.
The life of a patient with diabetes is a juggling act to maintain good glycemic control — from daily blood-glucose testing to eating healthy and staying active. This is a complex and sometimes inconvenient task requiring significant commitment. Today, the American Diabetes Association estimates 60 percent of diabetes patients do not adhere to their treatment regimen.
An integrated wellness team approach to diabetes care can help patients not only improve their condition, but also lower their prescription costs, according to new research presented at the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists' 21st annual Scientific and Clinical Congress in Philadelphia.
Being overweight and obesity during adolescence are associated with a disproportionately higher risk for cardiovascular disease risk factors, especially prediabetes and diabetes, according to a study published in the journal Pediatrics.


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The film industry spent $62 million in the District in 2007. That's a big economic boost to the city, with money spent in all kinds of places — restaurants, hotels, dry cleaners, security, film production.
That number might have been a lot bigger, though, had the nation's capital not had the reputation of being America's most difficult city in which to film.
"State of Play," which opened last Friday, is notable as a Washington-set film that actually showcases Washington. Most films set here get a few establishing shots — an image of the Capitol, say — then head elsewhere to make the movie. "State" shot here for five weeks. You see not just Union Station, but also Mount Pleasant and the Maine Avenue Fish Market.
"State" director Kevin Macdonald thinks he knows why filmmakers don't spend much time in the District.
"They don't because, although the film commission are incredibly helpful in D.C. and try very hard, the federal authorities in particular are not particularly helpful," the director told The Washington Times in an interview. "We tried forever to film inside the Cannon Building. We went through months of negotiations, and they turned us down at the last minute. You can't film at the Capitol. Most film companies think it's not worth the trouble."
Mr. Macdonald remembers the U.S. Capitol Police threatening to take his film. Jonathan Reich, the film's District-based location manager, was sitting next to the director at the time.
"We were on a process trail, where you put an actor in a car and film him driving. You put it on the back of a low-slung trailer so he doesn't have to drive in the streets and worry about getting into an accident," Mr. Reich explains. "The Capitol Police said, 'Yes, you can, but don't look at the Capitol.' We were looking primarily at the Russell Building."
Mr. Reich notes it was hard to do the shot without catching a tiny view of the Capitol, and after two takes, police stopped the shoot and demanded to see what the crew had filmed. They didn't like what they saw. "They took my ID and Kevin's ID, and we left," Mr. Reich reports.
"What are we shooting that's going to cause them trouble or security concerns?" he wonders. "We feel there should be a way to work with them to get what we need without infringing on their security stuff. They really don't play with us very well. We largely avoid them."
That wasn't the only time Mr. Reich's clients had trouble shooting in the area. He also worked on "National Treasure: Book of Secrets."
"We did a scene outside of the Library of Congress where a lot of police cars pull in and look for Nicolas Cage. We pulled it off, but it was supposed to be much bigger," he recalls. "We could not go off the property of the Library of Congress. So we shot a lot smaller, a lot blander." He notes that the scene was shot at midnight, when there was next to no traffic around the library.
"Capitol Hill is the biggest conundrum for us. They don't really allow any commercial filming," Mr. Reich reports. Yet it's one of the areas filmmakers would most like to capture on celluloid.
Capitol Police have jurisdiction over a 47-square-block radius around the Capitol. Spokeswoman Sgt. Kim Schneider says filmmakers can work there.
"Have you taken a look at the Web site? This doesn't have anything to do with feelings," she says. "People have the ability to fill out the proper application for a permit. If it's an authorized event, something they're looking to film and have the appropriate permit, that's the end of the story."
The guidelines are contained in just one paragraph in the same application used for permits for demonstrations and musical events.


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April Fool's Day is a special half-hour episode in the Hey Arnold! TV Series.
It's April Fool's Day at P.S. 118 and everyone, including Helga, are playing pranks on one another. Helga, however, primarily targets Arnold, humiliating him for most of the day. Then after she sets a tray of pudding on his seat, he gets back at her with a gift box that glares a bright light. Unfortunately, he isn't aware that the box temporarily blinds someone. Helga decides to use this to her advantage by acting like she's permanently blind. She occasionally messes up by proving that she's not blind, but she manages to cover it up.
After he walks her home, he follows his grandfather's advice and asks her if she'd like to the April Fool's Dance held at the school. She accidentally reveals to Phoebe that she's pretending to be blind only to reveal to Arnold that it's another prank, but Gerald overhears this and tells Arnold. They come up with a plan to finally get back at Helga without hurting her this time. Arnold and Helga dance while Gerald opens up the pool that's in the gym. When the dance ends, Arnold spins Helga right into the pool.
- Arnold says Helga's birthday was last week, meaning that Helga was born roughly around March 25th.
- The YMAA's gym floor can be opened up to get access to the pool. This is a reference to the dance scene in the movie It's a Wonderful Life.
- This was the first episode to feature Alex D. Linz as the voice of Arnold. The other episode where he voiced him was "The Journal".
- This is the only episode not to feature Sam Gifaldi as the voice of Sid. In this episode, he was voiced by Sam's younger brother, Taylor Gifaldi.
- Unlike the episodes "Arnold's Christmas", "Arnold's Valentine", "Arnold's Halloween" and "Veterans Day", this episode actually aired on the day of April Fool's Day.
- Canonically, this episode takes place after the "Hey Arnold!: The Movie", which means Arnold probably knows about Helga's crush on him.
- Gerald states that Arnold is too "trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind" for April Fool's Day. Those characteristics are 6 of the 12 laws, in order, of Boy Scouts of America's 'Scout Law'.
- Harold and Patty are seen dancing together in one scene, so it's possible that they may have come to the dance together (either as a couple or just as friends).
- Craig Bartlett himself admitted on the The Arun Mehta Show that during the tango, Arnold was indeed flirting with Helga.
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Resolving merge conflicts is hard enough already. Which branch is "target," again?
Unfortunately there's a bug in v1 that makes it even harder. If you select multiple conflicts in the main Resolve dialog...
...then you get this abomination:
Yikes! Allow me to translate.
Sorry about this. We knew about it before RTM, but caught it too late in the product cycle to fix it correctly. Adding more intelligence to this dialog was one of the changes we took in Orcas -- and we're still tweaking things, trying to improve usability here & there without breaking anything. (A complete revamp of the workflow will have to wait for Rosario). If you find any more dialogs worthy of WorseThanFailure vilification in Beta 2, please let us know!
edit: just to prove how confusing this is, my chart was wrong...thanks to Chris Sidi for the correction


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Historical Traveler Reviews Microtel Inn & Suites By Wyndham Philadelphia Airport
have resevations for the end of Oct. haven;t stayed yet , but after all I have read about the reviews, sounds like I may have made a bad mistake by booking there, hope to be wrong.
Stay Away if you Can!
If you are stuck staying at this hotel prepare yourself. First off if you follow MapQuest directions to this place you'll be driving around in circles. If you call for help they don't know how to get you there either. That is of course if they even answer the phone.
Upon check-in you will encounter a unprofessional and indifferent staff. When you receive the keys to your room you will be taking the elevator with one of two types of people. One, poor suckers such as yourself that didn't know better or two long time residents.
As you walk through the hallway you will notice a laundry room where some guests seemed to have taken residence (I'm talking long term here). When you open the door to your room you may if you are lucky find some of the same items we did. A cigarette butt on the floor, a sticky phone, and little hairs on the sheets.
The best part of this hotel is the Chinese Take Out Restaurant that delivers to this place. Trust me, unless you've been sleeping on the streets for the past few days, stay away!
Cheap, but stay away!
I was attracted to this place because of it's proximity to the airport, and low price. Big mistake! The staff was rude upon check in. The water pipes had burst and the lower 2' of wall in the whole reception area was torn out. The room was filthy. The phone had some kind of a substance covering it, so that none of us wanted to use it. Maybe this is intentional, to keep you from calling the front desk and complaining. There was hair on the sheets and in the bathroom. Also I could see through the sheets and the pillows were about 2" thick. The walls seemed to be made of cardboard as we were awakened every time people passed through the hallway outside our room. The continental breakfast was pretty rough too. We took a look and decided to only eat the items that were sealed in plastic. The juice machine was leaking water onto the middle of the floor, creating a huge puddle with a rag laying in the middle of it. All in all, this place is a dump. I wouldnt stay there again if it was for free.
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It is one of the lousiest hotels I ever experienced in this country. Poorly maintained, filthy, and just not the place to stay. Unfortunately, I had, since I had no reservation, and all other hotels in the area were booked. The only positive thing to say is the wireless Internet, which works fine. All negative items would burst this comment box!
I stayed here on a stormy night after many flights were cancelled. My check-in experience:
- Call from the airport courtesy phone: no reply.
- Someone else who has been calling lots of places says "They said they have plenty of rooms and you don't need a reservation"
- Call 3 more times: no reply.
- Take a taxi to the hotel. Ask the driver to wait while I check on room availability.
- Receptionist 1 says "We have room". Send the taxi away, return to hotel.
- Receptionist 2 says "We are full". "But he said you have empty rooms!" "Ask him then".
- Get a room from Receptionist 1.
I can hardly remember such a bare room. A "suite" with a set of kitchen cupboards, all of them empty. One bar of soap in the bathroom, no shampoo. But it was clean and comfortable.
I paid $125.
Nice Location/Nice Staff......
Super convenient for park and fly. Staff is very nice but rooms are not up to par. Continental breakfast in the AM but nothing great. Early vans fill up quickly, so don't be late.
Housekeeping staff is now subcontracted and tends to be a little rude and will try to rush you out of your room in order to leave early.
Rooms are not as clean as they have been, so management needs to pay attention.
It can be a little raucous on weekends with groups, so try to get a quiet room. Overall, great value but don't have high expectations.
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We used the Park and Fly deal with this hotel.
First let me say that the price is cheap. For $70 we stayed over night, parked our car for 5 days and had a continental breakfast. Now let me tell you that even for that price I would not stay again.
Hotel hard to find with the directions on their web site.
Not enough parking spaces for the amount of cars. Sign on the front door greets you with the notice that you will be towed if you are blocking another car.
Seems to me that some people are using this hotel as their home. Large laundry rooms on the 2 floors I saw and cooking odors run throughout the hotel, even though there is not a restaurant on the premises. Breakfast room had remains from the continental breakfast at 7:00PM. I guess no one vacuumed it all day. Hallways also had debris on floor. Next day ,breakfast area had same debris only alittle bit more now.
Rooms are sparsely furnished and dirty. The phone in our room was filthy. I have never seen anything like it at any hotel I have ever stayed at. It takes many trys just to get someone to answer the phone at reception.
When we called to be picked up at the airport on our return we could not get anyone to answer the phone. We both picked up a phone at the airport and and just let it ring until someone answered. I won. Shuttle service was prompt.
For these reasons, I can not recommend this hotel no matter what the price.
OK for parking car, but ...
We used this hotel because it was close to the airport and we had an early flight. We checked in late and left early, a total of about 9 hours. From our experience, I believe this might have been considered to be an extended stay at this place. The exterior of the hotel is OK, but the room we had was the filthiest room we've ever seen. The bedspread was thoroughly stained and dirty, and had several cigarette burns through it. When we removed it we found that the blanket was covered with an estimated 50 long hairs that almost seemed to be woven into the surface. After we removed about 10 we gave up. We removed the blanket and found that there were also a few hairs on the sheet, but we were able to brush them off. I would venture a guess that the bed might have been changed about a week ago, and the last visitor had a collie, or something similar, in bed with them. The heater thermostat didn't work so we had a choice of no heat or too much heat. Because the heater was covered with a thick coating of grime we chose no heat. We decided to sleep with our clothes on, and covered the pillows with tissues.
The parking area was very good, and the shuttle to the airport was prompt. However on the way back we had to call the hotel 3 times before the phone was answered. Then we had a wait of about 40 minutes for the shuttle to arrive. We were lucky; the other people in the shuttle with us had called more often and had a longer wait.
Stayed prior to a early Saturday morning flight to Las Vegas. The rooms are plain and non-descript, however, seemed to be very clean. We showed up early for the shuttle (highly recommended as it is first-come, first-serve) and made it in plenty of time for a 7:30 AM flight. Upon our return we used the courtesy phone and were picked up in a short period of time. Our car wouldn't start and AAA was going to take hours to show. One of the desk clerks found someone to jumpstart us and get us on our way saving hours of waiting time. Considering the price of the room is no more than a weeks parking we found it much more convenient than driving in so early in the morning and having to find parking and get to the airport in time to clear security. For the price you can't go wrong.
Great Price But ..........
Stayed at the Microtel on 2/17. We had an early flight on the 18th.
When we checked in we were told that the airport shuttle runs every 1/2 hr - first come first served. We wanted to catch the 6 am shuttle so we got down to the desk at 5:40 just to make sure we would get on. When we got to the lobby, there was already a line, we got the last 2 spots on the 6 am shuttle at 5:40!! Seems the people ahead of us couldn't fit on the 5:30 am shuttle and had to wait for the 6 am. When we left on the 6 am shuttle there were at least 10 people left behind - that I assume had to wait for the 6:30 shuttle.
Coming back, at 5 pm on 2/24, we were picked up around 5:35 and got back to the Microtel in about 10 minutes. No problems at all getting back to our car. This part worked really well.
The rooms very pretty small but for the price and the fact that we were going to be there for less than 12 hrs - they were ok! We left too early try the continental breakfast, so can't give an opinion on that!
We picked this place because of the significant price difference between the Microtel and many of the other Park, Stay and Fly hotels in the area. But if you can't get on a shuttle to get to the airport, the price savings becomes insignificant!!!!
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I would think that the two items may be related. Placeholders are offline files and it would appear that Legato is having problems backing them up. A full archive should reset the archive bit and the fact that it doesnt may play into the slow backups.
You may want to check with Legato to see how they handle offline files.
BTW, as a possible workaround, you could run a batch script on the end of your Full backup to run and Attrib -a /s command on the Store folders. That should reset the archive bits of any that didnt get reset during the backup.
But I would investigate the reason those bits are flipped during the archive.
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Legato Networker saves only the Placeholders, when you restore the files to another location you are not able to open these files.
We have tested to disable the Symantec AntiVirus services and to make a backup. During these test we have seen, that Legato removes the archive bit, but one minute later the archive bit is set back. Which application could do this? The Placeholder service????
Only the placeholders should be backed up else you would trigger a mass recall of all your data.
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The placeholder would not reset the attribute to read only