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A healthy Missouri coyote pauses briefly at the edge of a snowy field. / Missouri Department of Conservation
Coyotes are opportunistic eaters, dining on rabbits, rodents, insects even fish and watermelons. / Missouri Department of Conservation
February, with its cold and dreary days, can give outdoorsmen and women a case of cabin fever.
It doesnt have to be that way. There are many ways to enjoy the month while waiting for the trout parks opener and the crappie and walleye runs that spring brings.
Quail, pheasant and duck seasons are over, but the rabbit, squirrel and coyote seasons are still going. Fishing never stops in the state, including trout fishing at Taneycomo. Some of the largest bass of the year are taken from Table Rock and Bull Shoals during the month.
For hunters, February might mean a trip to find coyotes. Jack Hughes, a Lebanon hunter, has hunted coyotes for nearly 30 years.
There has always been coyotes to hunt, but this year there seems to be even more, Hughes said. I have had several farmers ask me to come out and hunt coyotes because they think they are hurting the quail and turkey populations.
Even with hunting and trapping, Missouri coyotes survive just as the old Indian folk tales relate.
In these folk tales, Old Man Coyote, both a mythical hero and a sacred fool, has the power to come back to life after death.
At the beginning and ending of these stories, Coyote is always traveling ... making tracks. He travels like this because this is the way the story shows that he is everywhere and his spirit is in each of us.
Starting in January, coyotes can be heard howling on cold and dreary nights as they gather in small groups. The coyote is often referred to as a trotting gourmet because trotting is its favorite way to travel, and at a trot can usually average 20 mph, with food usually on its mind.
When two coyotes get to howling, it can sound like a hundred, Hughes said. On one opening morning of the spring turkey season, I was waiting to hear a gobbler sound off, but instead I heard what sounded like a dozen coyotes. Later, I saw a pair yipping and howling that sounded like many more of them. I guess they have a lot to howl about with all the food that is available. One thing I have learned is that coyote hunting is similar to hunting turkeys in that just when you think you have everything worked out, they will do something you dont expect.
Coyotes eat practically anything: rabbits, rodents, insects and even fish. They have been known to eat watermelons.
The coyote is only native to North America. They are fast runners, traveling as fast as 40 mph. They can jump an 8-foot-tall fence and are one of the most adaptable animals in the outdoors.
Seeing a coyote closing in near you in response to the sound of your rabbit distress call can make you have an adrenaline rush, said Hughes. To be a successful coyote hunter you have to have a lot of patience and practice. It takes time to learn the tricks to be an efficient coyote hunter.
A mouthoperated predator call, which mimics the squeals of a frightened, injured rabbit, can attract coyotes. A coyote might respond to a call from a mile away and its final approach may be a headlong run.
The Missouri hunting season on coyotes runs through March.
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MASON TAKES SECOND-ROUND LEAD AFTER 5-UNDER-PAR 67 Maymon leads Girls Division of Randy Smith Classic presented by Lubbock Sports Authority by one stroke
LUBBOCK, Texas — Brad Mason of Dallas, catapulted to the top of the Boys Division during the second round of the Randy Smith Classic presented by the Lubbock Sports Authority being held at The Rawls Course at Texas Tech, scoring a 5-under-par 67 on the day for an 8-under-par 136 two-day total. Maria Maymon of Huixquilucan, Mexico rose from two strokes back after the first round to take the lead of the Girls Division heading into the final round on Thursday with a two-day total of 5-over-par 149.
Conducted by the American Junior Golf Association, the Randy Smith Classic presented by the Lubbock Sports Authority is a 54-hole stroke play event being held at The Rawls Course at Texas Tech University. The tournament field consists of 120 boys and girls, ages 12-18, from 10 states, Mexico, Philippines and China. The Boys Division is playing the par-72 course at 7,019 yards, while the Girls Division is playing it at 6,231 yards.
Mason's first two holes set the tone for the rest of the day with a tap-in birdie putt on No. 1 followed by a 30-foot putt for eagle on No. 2. He parred his next ten holes before carding another birdie on the par-4 No. 13. His lone bogey of the round came on No. 14 after barely missing a bunker, leaving him an awkward shot to the green. He made up for it with two more birdies on Nos. 15 and 17 to finish the round five strokes ahead of the competition.
"I had a steady round after I was 3-under," Mason said. "I drove the ball really well, and my ball striking was good. I didn't really have any weaknesses today. It was just a solid round of golf."
A four-way tie for second rounds out the top 5 of the Boys Division. Ben Bankhead of McKinney, Texas, Preston Valder of Yorba Linda, Calif., Thomas Birdsey of The Woodlands, Texas, and Adam Carpenter of Little Rock, Ark., finished the second round each with a 3-under-par 141 tournament total.
Maymon started off the day on a run with birdies on Nos. 3 and 6, both par-3 holes. The back nine proved to be a challenge after a 2-under front nine, beginning with a bogey on No. 10 and carding four consecutive bogeys on Nos. 13 through 16. Birdies on Nos. 12 and 17 kept her bogeys at bay and her name on the leaderboard.
"I had a really good front nine," Maymon said. "I thought, maybe if I continue playing like this and with a little luck, it will be a good day, and it was." Chelsea Bretcher of Austin, Texas, will be chasing Maymon on Thursday only one stroke off the lead after a second-round 3-over-par 75 leaving her at 6-over-par 150. Kaylin Terry of Austin, and Christina Cantu of Houston, won't be far behind either, each only three strokes behind Maymon at 8-over-par 152.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Florida is expected to take the second biggest hit in the nation when it comes to cuts to the Older Americans Act Program if sequestration happens. TheLeadership Council of Aging Organizations says it would be nearly $5 millionin cuts.
When it comes to helping seniors in need on the First Coast, resources are already stretched thin and things could get a lot worse if the looming budget cuts become a reality.
According to a White House report on the impact of sequestration, Florida would lose about $3.8 million in funds used to provide nutritious meals for seniors.
"It's devastating. It is truly devastating," said Teresa Barton.
Barton, the CEO of Aging True Community Senior Services, oversees the Meals on Wheels program. She said right now, more than 600 Duval County seniors who qualify for meals are on the waiting list. If the cuts happen, she expects the wait list will not only grow longer, but hundreds of current recipients could be terminated.
"Unfortunately for some seniors, it will mean they will lose their independence either because they have to move in with a relative, if they have a relative to move in which many do not, or they will find themselves institutionalized in an nursing home or assisted living facility," said Barton.
It's not just seniors who receive food through Meals on Wheels who could be impacted. Linda Levin, Executive Director of ElderSource, which disperses federal and state money to providers of senior services, said the cuts would be far reaching.
"In-home services that help someone be able to live at home independently, services to support caregivers, transportation to dining sites and medical appointments even to employment programs that are federally funded for seniors who are low income."
As for Kathleen Holt, she knows the hot meals she's been getting for the past five years might not continue.
"I hate it because they are going to do that but there is nothing you can do about it, just hope they don't do that, but if they do, we will have to find a way to get by," said Holt.
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Salt Lake City, UT (SportsNetwork.com) - Gordon Hayward and Alec Burks led the way for Utah with 21 points apiece, as the Jazz took a 100-96 win over the New Orleans Pelicans on Friday.
Derrick Favors totaled 20 points, nine rebounds and four blocks and Enes Kanter added 11 points and seven rebounds for the Jazz, who snapped a five game skid.
"I thought the guys, for a stretch, executed the offense really well," Utah head coach Tyrone Corbin remarked. "I thought we were better defensively tonight. We made a few turnovers. We have to continue to get better there."
Anthony Morrow scored a game-high 26 points off the bench for the Pelicans, who have lost three straight. Brian Roberts and Greg Stiemsma scored 18 and 10, respectively, in defeat.
"Just a bad game from us as a team, collectively," New Orleans head coach Monty Williams said. "We played decent in the first half, but our third quarter was about as bad as we've seen this year. We certainly can't play like that on the road against any team."
Utah led 73-65 heading into the fourth, however, the Pelicans opened the frame with a 7-1 run to pull within two with 10 minutes left on the clock. Over the next 4 1/2 minutes the Jazz led by as many as six two times and the Pelicans came as close as three twice.
The Jazz went back up by seven after a Hayward 3-pointer with 5 1/2 left to play. Hayward then nailed a pair from the line to increase the margin to 93-83 with 3:18 remaining. New Orleans, however, used a 10-2 burst capped off by a Morrow trey to pull within 95-93 with 17.9 remaining on the clock.
Utah was able to close the game out by going 5-for-6 from the charity stripe through the last 13.5 seconds, which the Pelicans could only counter with a trey by Roberts.
The first quarter featured six lead changes and seven ties with neither team leading by more than five points. A pair of Burks free throws gave the Jazz a 25-23 lead heading into the second quarter.
The Pelicans led 45-43 heading into the break after a dunk by Stiemsma with under a second left in the first half.
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A company commander out of Camp Pendleton, Calif., has been selected to receive the Marine Corps Lt. Col. William Leftwich Jr. Trophy for Outstanding Leadership, the Marine Corps announced Tuesday.
Capt. Benjamin Middendorf of 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines, has earned the prestigious award, Commandant Gen. Jim Amos said in All-Marine message 011/13. The captain joins a list of recipients that includes Gen. John Allen, the previous commander of the war in Afghanistan, and retired Lt. Gen. Dennis Hejlik, who as a two-star officer was the first commander of Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command. The award goes to the top captain in the infantry each year.
Additional details about Middendorf were scant in Amos message, but he served in Afghanistan last year as the commander of Golf Company 2/5, according to several media reports and Marine news releases published at the time. The unit was based primarily in volatile Musa Qala, a district in Helmand province.
The unit engaged in multiple firefights during the course of its deployment. In one example, Golf Company was called upon to shake up the Taliban after insurgents launched a brazen April 2012 attack on a police compound in Musa Qala that left well-known police commander Wali Koka badly wounded. Middendorf told an embedded journalist with Business Insider last spring that he decided his Marines needed to do something.
This guy was the linchpin to stability in that area, so, in his absence, we knew we had to do something to regain control, Middendorf told Business Insider.
The Marines launched a full frontal assault on Lewar-Jel-Jay, a Taliban held village in Musa Qala district, according to the embedded report. A Marine Corps news release called the mission Operation Lariat, adding that the Marines engaged in multiple firefights while searching compounds east of their typical operating area.
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Sinclair Community College Workforce Development, in cooperation with Riverside Research, will present two one-day courses, Introduction to Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and Unmanned Aerial Systems and the Law, through its UAS Training and Certification Center on Sinclair's Dayton campus. The latter course is being offered for the first time in Dayton.
"Unmanned Aerial Systems presents new business opportunities across multiple sectors for the Dayton region," said Deb Norris, Vice President for Workforce Development & Corporate Services. "This region is positioned to be a leader in UAS, leveraging its strengths across advanced manufacturing, sensor technology, data analytics and more."
Introduction to UAS on January 24 introduces specialized technologies, including newly developed sensors, aviation platforms, products and applications. Participants will explore ways to integrate their areas of interest with UAS capabilities through engaging scenarios covering a variety of use cases. Cost for the class is $475.
Unmanned Aerial Systems and the Law on January 25 will review the major components of the American legal system, especially those related to aviation and UAS operations. It will evaluate how the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) shapes and enforces aviation regulations, standards and law. It will also determine the applicability related to legal considerations including negligence, liability, privacy and more. Cost for the class is $500.
Both classes will be held from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in the Sinclair Conference Center, Building 12, located at West Fourth and South Perry streets in Dayton. Fees for both classes include materials, continental breakfast, lunch and parking in the Sinclair Conference Center's underground parking garage.
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Okay so I am sure someone is going to spank me on asking this because it was answered before somewhere buried in the posts. But I can't find the exact answer to my question. So here it is:
I plan on making cake boards with 500 gram cakes. I want them packed close so I can fit as many cakes on a pallet as possible. I want 1 to go off right after the other. So with some cakes running 35 sec or even 30 sec. I am unsure of what type of fuse to use. I have 21 sec and 10 sec fuse from bigs and I think they will both be too fast. If I tape the cakes together and I have the fuse running along side each cake hitting each fuse of each cake as it goes I think that in some instances I will have less than 1 foot of fuse between cakes depending on the cake diameter of course. So for example if I had even 1 foot or less between each fuse on 2 particular cakes I wanted to chain together, the cakes 21 sec fuse and 10 sec fuse would screw me!! Does that make sense? What I need is something at say 50 sec so I have some options when I have smaller cakes blocked together. If I dont do this I will have to take my 21 sec fuse and pull it away from the cake so it last for a 35 sec before it hits the next cake. Am I correct on this or not? Is there any fuse I can get that runs 50 sec or around there that is not so thick it will be a problem linking it to the cake fuse which may be a smaller diameter?
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The iMac program at Ocie Hill School is again having issues with students being there, being on time and online.
Part of the problem is transportation issues. This public school program should be covered by public transportation and provide decent meals for these students.
The city schools do not provide bus transport for iMac kids, even though the buses go to this school to deliver other students in the same building? There is no reason that city schools can't transport them. They have to walk, drive, have someone drop them there or take the city buses, which have schedules that may or may not get them there on time.
My child has had to walk one day, get transported two other days by someone and the city bus left her standing at the curb recently on Fourth Street - didn't even stop when she was standing by the sign with her hand out. If the kids don't have reliable transportation they can count on, they won't get there, the work doesn't get done and they suffer.
Youngsters shouldn't walk two or three miles to get to school. I called the city bus station to let them know the driver had gone by and left her standing there. I called the superintendent's office to complain that a city school program at a city school should be transporting kids by school buses. Neither returned my call. Yet they use city school buses to transport kids to Friendly House, YMCA and other places for day care that have absolutely no school affiliation and waste school funds in doing so. They can't get kids to their own school program. Something is really wrong with this. School buses are for school, not taxi service to after-care programs.
The other issue at iMac is the lunch, described by my student as being "uncooked yuck" that teachers heat up, unlike foods the other schools prepare. She said it's nasty, half-cooked that doesn't even compare with a soup kitchen, yet costs the same as high school food.
This all needs investigated and made public; hopefully, there is someone who will take a serious look at this.
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Forecasters say a winter storm that's made a mess in the Midwest and parts of the Mid-Atlantic could generate strong winds, more snow and the possibility of coastal flooding in New England on Thursday.
Forecasts of heavy snow in the nation's capital were just a little off. There was heavy snow in parts of Virginia, western Maryland, and Washington's outer suburbs. But the capital itself was largely spared of frozen precipitation. Many workers had the day off in anticipation for what was dubbed the "snowquester." It turned out to be a cold, windy and soggy day. They'll have to report for duty on Thursday.
Heavy wet snow is blamed for knocking out power to about 250,000 homes and businesses, mostly in Virginia and New Jersey.
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I am responding to "Constitution is clear on firearms ownership" (Letters, 01/29). The author asserts that the phrase "shall not be infringed" in that the Second Amendment precludes restriction of gun sales. However, the author's analysis misses key points.
First, he ignores key words in the opening clause: "well regulated militia." The right to keep arms is needed to obtain that goal. Any firearm "rights" that do not serve to meet the objective are not rights at all. If the First Congress envisioned a right to possess weapons independent of militia membership, why include the introductory clause at all? (Note: the Supreme Court did reject this view, but they did so on a 5-to-4 vote.)
Second, he ignores the key words "keep and bear arms." This refers to the possession of arms both in a person's home and on a person's self. However, the Second Amendment says nothing about the purchase and sale of weapons. Therefore, firearm sales still fall under the government's power to regulate commerce.
The author complains that gun-control proponents want to add or subtract from the "Constitution as written," but he then ignores key words in the text. The Constitution's text clearly indicates that government has the power to regulate gun sales.
Third, even arch-conservative Justice Antonin Scalia and his four conservative colleagues conceded in DC v. Heller that the state does have the power to establish reasonable restrictions on gun ownership.
Gun enthusiasts need to understand that all rights have limits. Free speech and free press are limited by obscenity and libel laws. Free assembly is limited by time, place and manner restrictions. Freedom to petition the government is limited by anti-corruption laws. Similarly, it is reasonable to restrict the availability of certain types of firearms.
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In a thread about Black Maple Hill one thing led to another, and the subject of Barton bottlings came up.
Chuck, I've already registered my lukewarm response to the Ridgemont Reserve 1792 (year of The Whiskey Rebellion? I should check). At the time, it was easier to order it from Hi Time than drive to Phoenix, so I didn't check. I guess Hi Time is no longer an option, having stopped shipping liquor out of CA.
After trying the 1792, not only am I less likely to try the Ten High that you mentioned, I may quit bugging my son to snag a bottle of Barton BIB on one of his trips to Cincy.
Am I correct to assume that there's a family resemblance and that the 1792 is the cream of the crop?
Yours truly,
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David Cronenberg movies have always been about our internal selves being affected by external forces, and his adaptation of Don DeLillo's 'post-capitalist' epic is no different. Many saw a cheap trick being played via DeLillo's inscrutable prose - adapted directly for the screen - and Cronenberg's refusal to provide archetypal narrative signifiers. But the resulting film is one of the Canadian filmmaker's most mystifying projects. In "Cosmopolis," it's money re-writing the very makeup of humanity itself.
Robert Pattinson's Erik Packer cruises through Manhattan in his stretch limo in search of a haircut; Cronenberg filming him through a pixelated, digitized hue. He has conversations with a number of successive passengers - most of them fixated on the topic of things that they "do not know." Money no longer actually exists. The banal and the globally seismic mingle. Protests rage on the street, assassination attempts are made; a "philosophical interlude" is had. He almost gets a haircut.
It's an eternally confounding film, economic philosophy by way of a faux-narrative; and as such the two major extra features are almost essential. First off is a commentary with Cronenberg himself, who details the process - he wrote the script, basically by Xeroxing the novel, in a scant couple days - and offers his interpretations of the dialogue (in many cases, he doesn't seem sure of their meanings himself.)
But the real 'value' of the package is in "Citizens of Cosmopolis," a behind-the-scenes documentary. This is no cheap made-to-show-in-between-films-on-HBO featurette; it's a detailed feature that looks into every aspect of the filmmaking, from casting to cinematography to footage of the shoot itself to interviews with the cast, to details on post-production and release. It's as long as the film itself, and the rare behind-the-scenes feature that compliments the film instead of just selling it. Most films aren't even deserving of such treatment. But for "Cosmopolis," even a feature-length special feature can only scratch the surface of what's in the film itself.


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COLUMBUS – The Ohio State Highway Patrol is warning drivers about the dangers of driving in winter weather and is offering some tips on what drivers should do in the event of a vehicle break down or a crash.
From December 2010 through March 2011, 37,429 crashes occurred on snow, ice or slush covered roadways killing 46 people and injuring 7,844. Speed was reported as the main cause in 77 percent of these crashes. To view a breakdown of these crashes visit http://www.statepatrol.ohio.gov/doc/Winter_Driving.pdf.
In the event of inclement weather, the Patrol is urging motorists to allow extra time to get to their destination, maintain a safe distance between their vehicle and the traffic ahead, pay close attention to bridges and overpasses - as they are often the first to freeze over – and to drive slowly, as everything including accelerating, turning and braking, take longer on snow-covered roadways.
"In case of a vehicle break-down, motorists should turn on their hazard warning lights, safely position the vehicle as far off the road as possible, call 1-877-7-PATROL for assistance and remain in the vehicle until help arrives," explained Colonel John Born, Patrol superintendent.
Troopers further suggest that if you get stuck in snow; make sure that your tail pipe is free of all snow and debris, to decrease your chance of carbon monoxide poisoning.
All motorists are encouraged to prepare their vehicle for winter driving by - ensuring that the battery, cooling system, tires, wipers and defroster- are all in working order. Drivers are also encouraged to carry the following winter car kit items in their vehicle in case of a breakdown:
· Cell phone with car charger
· Road flares or reflectors
· Help or Call Police signs
· First aid kit
· Flashlight
· Blanket/Sleeping bag
· Small shovel
· Bottled water and energy foods
· Candles and matches
· Tow strap/chain
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Sunrise, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - Mark Arcobello scored his first two NHL goals, the second coming on a power play 1:55 into overtime, to lift the Edmonton Oilers to a 4-3 win over the equally struggling Florida Panthers at BB&T Center.
Florida forward Scottie Upshall forced overtime with a pair of third-period goals, but tripped Ryan Nugent-Hopkins 32 seconds into the extra session.
Arcobello planted himself in the left circle and hammered home a feed from Ales Hemsky behind Jacob Markstrom.
"To help the team win is the biggest thing. It's nice to be able to contribute," Arcobello said.
Taylor Fedun scored in his NHL debut for the Oilers, who prevailed in a matchup of two teams that entered Tuesday's play on five-game losing streaks.
Devan Dubnyk, back after missing three games with an ankle injury, made 20 saves in Edmonton's fifth consecutive road win against the Panthers.
Markstrom was beaten four times on 27 shots.
We got into a little giving chances to get chances and that's not the way we play and that's not the way we play when we're playing at our best," Panthers head coach Kevin Dineen said.
Arcobello broke a 1-1 tie at the 2:06 mark of the middle stanza. Boyd Gordon played the puck off the left-wing boards, sending it into the Florida end. Arcobello retrieved the puck and lit the lamp from a sharp angle. Markstrom had gone down to one knee in an attempt to hug the left post, but the 25-year- old forward, playing in his 17th NHL game, found room over the goalie's shoulder.
The Oilers went right back on the attack and Fedun extended the lead 33 seconds later. Fedun, 25, joined the rush to bury a pass from Nugent-Hopkins at 2:39.
"It was awesome to get out there in the first place and then to have the opportunity to score was amazing," Fedun remarked.
Florida managed to get to overtime for the fifth time in seven games thanks to Upshall, who potted his first two goals of the season.
Off a turnover by the Oilers in the defensive zone, Upshall ripped a shot from between the circles past Dubnyk's left shoulder midway through the third. Moments after Markstrom went to the bench for an extra skater, Upshall let go a quick release and beat Dubnyk from the top of the left circle with 57.6 seconds remaining.
The Panthers opened the scoring on a goal by Marcel Goc 10:35 into the game, but Philip Larsen countered for Edmonton while the teams skated 4-on-4 with 3:01 left in the first period.
Gordon had three assists ... The Oilers began a four-game road trip ...
Florida scored the first goal of a game for only the fourth time this season.


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Emirates Team New Zealand's first AC72 is stripped down.
Emirates Team New Zealand's chief operating officer Kevin Shoebridge reflects on the end of the AC72 Boat 1 sailing programme and the push to get Boat 2 ready to go sailing.
The sailing programme finished on time, in fact two days earlier than we had planned way back in January when we sat down to write the AC72 programme.
That was good news. It gave us a little extra time to decommission boat 1 pre-Christmas. The boat has now been pulled apart and every component has been structurally checked.
Parts from Emirates team NZ's first AC72
We stopped the sailing programme mid-December to enable some of the structural elements to be used in the second boat. Boat 2 is now in one piece, beams attached.
Over the holiday, some team members will have a very short break and will be back at work on January 3. The entire team will be back at work on the seventh. By then the boat will have been painted, the graphics will be on and the boat will be near ready to be trucked to the base.
The shore crew, most of the sailing team and contractors will work on fit-out through January: electronics, hydraulics, the trampoline and all the hundreds of small fittings will be put on to the boat in preparation for a launch in early February.
The sailing team will be involved in their own areas so they know exactly how the boat went together and it makes it easier from them to use equipment efficiently and troubleshoot any problems.
Construction of Wing 2 is well advanced. Boat 2 will use Wing 1 in for the first few weeks to allow us to test the platform's structural integrity and not have any issues with the wing, making it a relatively more straight forward and quicker process than it was for Boat 1.
Parts from Emirates team NZ's first AC72
Fit out for the new boat should be faster than it was for Boat 1. That took us nearly six weeks with the first boat and we're trying to do that now in 3 – 4 weeks.
The boat has been simplified and we know a lot more about what we are doing. And certain components that are coming off boat 1 to go on Boat 2 to save time as well.
Boat 1 is not being retired.
We could get it sailing again within a week if we had to.
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Louisiana Tech's Justin Ellis could be selected as early as the third round in the NFL Draft.
Justin Ellis' nightly ritual consists of the same thing over and over again.
Before bed, he can't help but think of the upcoming NFL Draft. In the morning, it's the same thing. He even dreams about it, too.
The former Louisiana Tech and Neville standout admits he's tried to stay focused, but he truly can't wait for the weekend to come to hear his name called. ...


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B.A. Nilsson
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Music Festival, Annandale-on-Hudson, Aug. 21
The joy of Bards annual summer music festival is the concentration
of music and people relating to the years chosen composer.
This year, Aaron Copland got the much-deserved limelight,
opening a window on the state of American music throughout
the last century.
As in past years, the final summer concert last Sunday featured
the American Symphony Orchestra in a rip-roaring program the
like of which youll never find in a mainstream concert series.
Coplands brassy Symphony No. 3 was the centerpiece,
but the rarely performed third symphony by Roger Sessions
also was on the program, a work that practically insists that
you dislike it upon first hearing.
Which says more about we as listeners than about Sessions
as a composer. True, his later music resisted the pursuit
of populist approval, but it rewards the open-minded listener
with an experience of emotionally satisfying complexity. Sessions
four-movement Symphony No. 3, which dates from 1946,
opens with a Molto agitato movement that explodes in
your face with slashing gestures that soon coalesce into a
remarkable soundscape, highlighted by solo violin over horn
The runs and repeated notes that characterize the Allegretto
capriccioso that followed wove in and around themselves
with the contrapuntal techniques Sessions liked to employ,
and its here that the shortfall of this concert was realized:
Housed in a shiny new concert hall, composed of some of the
best players in the New York area, the orchestra nevertheless
was brass heavy at the expense of those inner voices.
Part of the problem is the lousy acoustic response of the
hall, which buries the sound of the strings; part is the dynamic
balance conductor Botstein achieves, which tilts in favor
of so much volume that many in the audience had fingers jammed
in their ears.
It wreaked havoc in the Sessions symphony, but suited the
several fanfares with which the concert openednegligible
works (sadly) by Roy Harris, Walter Piston and William Grant
Still, with a sleeper by Henry Cowell that was worth hearing.
Coplands Fanfare for the Common Man, which was played
a few days earlier, was commissioned along with these works
as part of a World War II jingoistic spirit, and Copland reworked
the stirring theme of his piece into his Symphony No. 3
(1946), one of his last major orchestral works.
A stirring rendition (there cant be any other kind with a
work like this) concluded the concert, again with the roar
of the orchestras expert brass section giving bones and teeth
to the work. Copland the unabashed populist was in evidence
in the first and third movements, with overtones of Appalachian
Spring, but the second movement, Allegro molto,
demonstrated not only the composers ready wit but also his
debt to the likes of Shostakovich. Just when you thought it
might get a little outré, however, were back to the
pentatonic scale-sounds that characterize Coplands Billy
the Kid and it all feels quite all- American.
Coplands Ivesian Inscape, written for the 1962 opening
of Lincoln Center, also was performed to impressive effect,
its hymn like quality set off by the aggressive cacophony
of its outer sections. And his 1949 Preamble for a Solemn
Occasion vies with his own A Lincoln Portrait for
the title of Most Overblown Piece of Orchestral Tripe, but
the Portrait still wins thanks to the brevity of the
narration thumbtacked into this piece.
Declaimed in a near whisper by Mia Farrow, even the distortion-inducing
over amplification couldnt make up for her complete lack
of dramatic conviction.
The afternoons concert featured Coplands Piano Quartet
from 1950, one of his more aggressive forays into serialism,
but built on an 11-note tone row. The scalar movement of his
row elements provided plenty of opportunity to harmonize the
work in an ear-pleasing way, and this may be one of the best
pieces with which to introduce the nervous listener into such
By contrast, David Del Tredicis setting of a James Joyce
text, I Hear an Army, for soprano and string quartet,
is seeded with smaller elements drawn together in service
of the text, and was sung with elegance by Courtenay Budd.
Although its a tough-to-listen-to piece, plangent and disturbing,
it packs a wallop, a fitting close to the programs first
Coplands friend and biographer Arthur Berger was represented
with a duo for cello and piano, a work with a serial sensibility
but tonal overtones, often setting up an intricate byplay
between the two instruments. Lukas Fosss Capriccio
for the same pairing is a more lyrical, light-hearted work,
and both were excellently played by cellist Sophie Shao and
pianist Simone Dinnerstein.
Tenor Philippe Castagner and pianist Kevin Murphy gave captivating
readings of song settings by Britten and Rorem, the former
comprising four of the Folk Song Arrangements, the
latter to texts by Ben Jonson and Robert Frost. A gnarly Flute
Sonatine by Pierre Boulez and a percussion interlude co-composed
by John Cage and Lou Harrison rounded out the program.


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The bill offers hope to the estimated 11 million immigrants living illegally in America while vowing to step up efforts to secure the Mexican border.
The Daily News Journal asked U.S. Rep. Scott DesJarlais of South Pittsburg and two of his Republican primary challengers, state Rep. Joe Carr of Lascassas and state Sen. Jim Tracy of Shelbyville, to provide statements about their positions on the Senate bill and what they'd do if they could craft legislation on immigration. ...


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10:00 A.M. UPDATE: At a press conference Monday morning, State Police announced that there were two adult victims who survived Friday's school shooting in Newtown.
Police said the two adults both suffered gunshot wounds and are currently recovering from their injuries.
When asked about the gunman's past, Lt. J. Paul Vance said that after speaking with Newtown Police, it was determined that there was no previous contact or concerns, prior to the shooting.
Police have begun processing and analyzing the evidence, and said that every single round of ammunition will be examined.
Lt. Vance said that police are checking the weaponry, searching every database, every record, and anything else that they can uncover.
Interviews are also being conducted with anyone involved, including children that were present at the time of the shooting. Police said parents will be present for those interviews and that they will be handled very delicately as it is a tender issue.
When asked about the amount of ammunition brought to the school and what might've been planned Lt. Vance said, "I can't speculate what would've occurred. I can tell you that faculty and staff did everything they could to protect those children."
Lt. Vance also pointed to the tremendous efforts of the first responders.
"It broke our hearts that we couldn't save them all," Lt. Vance said.
The Sandy Hook school is being held as a crime scene indefinitely.
Crisis teams are in place and phone lines are open to anyone in need of support. Call 203-270-4283.


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A three-year started at left guard...Signed a free agent contract with the Denver Broncos...
CAREER: Played in 46 games, with 36 starts, for 2,699 plays...Also started in the 2002 Orange Bowl... Named a first-team All-American by The Sporting News in 2003...Earned second-team All-SEC honors in 2002...
2003: Named a first-team All-American by The Sporting News in 2003East-West Shrine game participant... One of only two Gators on the offensive line to start every game at the same position, lining up at left guard in every contest...Saw the most action on the offensive line with 904 plays, ranking fifth on the team in snaps played...Named Offensive Lineman of the Week three times and Most Physical Lineman...Named Lineman of the Week with teammate Max Starks in the win vs. South Carolina... Selected as the Offensive Lineman of the Week against LSU where he graded out to a team-high 81 percent and posted a team-high eight knock downs ...Started at left guard against San Jose State and helped pave the way to 512 yards of total offense...Graded out to 87 percent, the second highest among any Gator o-line member, while seeing time in 59 plays, also the second highest on the o-line vs. San Jose...Helped the Gators to 397 yards of offense against one of the nation's toughest defenses...Graded out at over 80 percent scoring 83 percent against Miami, including nine knock downs, second among Gator offensive lineman...Named the Offensive Lineman of the Week after the Tennessee game, posting a team-high 10 knock downs while grading out to a team-best 89 percent...One of only two Gator offensive lineman to be in on all 71 offensive snaps against Tennessee...Posted 4 1/2 knock downs on 66 plays against the Wildcats...Voted Most Physical Offensive Lineman after recording nine knockdowns vs. Arkansas...Also played on extra point and field goal teams...Named a UF game captain against San Jose State, Kentucky, No. 6 LSU, No. 4. Georgia, South Carolina and Iowa...
2002: Started all 12 games played in at left guard and ranked third on the offensive line with 919 plays (missed LSU game due to shoulder injury)...Earned second-team All-SEC honors...Had consecutive line-high performances with 12.5 knockdowns vs. Kentucky and 11 knockdowns during the Tennessee game...Sustained injury to his left shoulder vs. Ole Miss, missing the second half of Ole Miss and did not play against LSU...Had a team-high nine knockdowns in win over undefeated Georgia...Was named a UF game captain the week of the Ohio game...Earned Offensive Lineman of the Week honors after the Ohio game...Named UF's Most Physical Offensive Lineman after the win over South Carolina...
2001: A true sophomore who started at left guard in all 11 regular season games and the Orange Bowl...715 plays ranked third on the offensive unit...Made first career start in season opener vs. Marshall...
2000: A backup at offensive guard as a true freshman...Played in 10 of 12 regular season games (all but Tennessee and Florida State) for 161 plays...
PREP: Considered one of the nation's elite prep offensive linemen in 1999...Named to USA Today's first-team All-America Squad...A Parade All-America selection...Named to PrepStar's All-America Dream Team and that publication ranked him among the nation's top five offensive linemen...Named to SuperPrep's All-America Team and that publication ranked him among the country's top seven offensive linemen and top 30 players overall in the nation...Ranked among the nation's top five offensive tackles by National Bluechips...Ranked among the nation's top five offensive linemen by Prep Football Report...Ranked among the nation's top dozen offensive linemen by Rivals.com network...A first-team all-state (6A) selection in both 1998 and 1999...A three-year starter at Hillsborough High School who allowed just one sack in four years...An honor roll student who served as a peer mediator...Selected to play in Florida-Georgia All-Star Game...Cancelled visits to Georgia, Michigan, Notre Dame and UCLA after visiting UF...High school coach was Earl Garcia...
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"He's been good on pass protection and has the ability to be a big-time run blocker."
(August 10, 2003) Robbie Andreu, Gainesville Sun
"I believe they're (the OL) great. The junior college guys helped a lot. Max and Shannon will be draft picks next year and they're showing the younger guys a lot. Mike Degory is probably one of the biggest surprises, he might be the best person on the line. He's just getting a lot stronger."
(July 10, 2003) Ciatrick Fason, UF Running Back
"We're real happy that we do get some of the focus because most of the time it's on the quarterbacks and the running backs. Anytime we can bring some attention to ourselves and the offensive line, it's a good thing. It's always the aura that the quarterback is supposed to lead the team or somebody other than the offensive linemen. It's a little bit of added pressure, but I'm ready to step up to the challenge. I think Max is too."
(2003 Gator Bait Preview) Shannon Snell, UF Offensive Lineman
"I feel comfortable with Max and Max feels comfortable with me. When you play next to somebody for a couple of years, and you know his techniques and how he's going to block, you know what he's going to do and what he's thinking. It's a great feeling. We take great pride in that. I wouldn't like to play next to anybody else."
(2003 Gator Bait Preview) Shannon Snell, UF Offensive Lineman
"I've always dreamed of being on ESPN. Being around sports has always been my favorite thing. Even being a sportswriter. I'm a very good writer, and I figure I might as well put that talent to use."
(2003 Gator Bait Preview) Shannon Snell, UF Offensive Lineman
"He's an intense competitor who may be the most athletic guard in the league. If he makes a false move, his feet are quick enough to recover."
(Preseason, 2003) The Sporting News
"Shannon Snell has a mean streak and good strength and potentially is the team's best lineman. He's a strong drive blocker."
(Preseason, 2003) The Sporting News
"Shannon's the one who likes to get everybody up, likes to get everybody ready for the game."
(August 25, 2003) Max Starks, UF Offensive Lineman
"You've got to look at Max and Shannon as the ones who are going to lead this football team on offense. They are the two with the most experience and playing time."
(2003 Gator Bait Preview) Ron Zook, UF Head Coach
"He's had a great camp. Shannon, more than anyone, has taken it to another level this camp. I'm really happy and proud of the way he's performed."
(August 26, 2003) Ron Zook, UF Head Coach
"I think Shannon has made as much improvement in that senior class, from last year to this year, as anybody. He's had a great year. He's led by example this year, and it's showed up in his play."
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Golden Chicken Cordon Bleu Recipe
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For an entree that's as elegant as it is easy, try this moist classic chicken recipe. It's a simple recipe but looks like you really fussed. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
- 2 boneless skinless chicken breast halves (6 ounces each)
- 2 slices deli ham (3/4 ounce each)
- 2 slices Swiss cheese (3/4 ounce each)
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon paprika
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 large egg
- 2 tablespoons 2% milk
- 1/2 cup seasoned bread crumbs
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- Flatten chicken to 1/4-in. thickness; top each with a slice of ham and cheese. Roll up and tuck in ends; secure with toothpicks.
- In a shallow bowl, combine the flour, salt, paprika and pepper. In another bowl, whisk egg and milk. Place bread crumbs in a third bowl. Dip chicken in flour mixture, then egg mixture; roll in crumbs.
- In a small skillet, brown chicken in oil on all sides. Transfer to an 8-in. square baking dish coated with cooking spray.
- Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until a thermometer reads 170°. Discard toothpicks; drizzle with butter. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Golden Chicken Cordon Bleu in Cooking for 2 Winter 2008, p23
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"Perfect chicken cordon bleu recipe that I've tried. Moist not dry. Although I didn't fry it, just baked it for 35 mins."
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Fairtrade Producers Speak about Climate Change
While world leaders are meeting at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP 16) to discuss global climate change, the rest of the world is dealing with the impact. Following are a few quotes from Fairtrade producers about the impact climate change has on their land, families and communities.
To read more from Fairtrade on climate change visit "Fairtrade on the Road" during the Cancun talks.
"Rains now fall heavily for a short period and our dry season is much longer. The coffee plants are badly affected – flowering is stopping. Last year alone we lost about 40% of our production."
-Willington Wamayeye, Managing Director of Gumutindo Coffee Cooperative in Uganda
"We have planted trees and reduced the amount of pesticides we use by 80 percent in the last ten years. We've used the Fairtrade premium to buy environmentally friendly ovens to dry our coffee. These are powered by coffee skins and macadamia nut shells, which mean we no longer need to cut up to 50 acres of forest every year."
-Gerardo Arias Camacho, Coffee Farmer and Member of the Llano Bonito (COOCAFE) Cooperative in Costa Rica
"We used to have much more rainfall than we are having now, that's one big change, and to me this area is hotter than 20 years ago. Because of the shortened rains you have to go for early maturing varieties and now people are trying to select these. That's why some local varieties of pumpkins and cassava that need a lot of rain, even varieties of beans, have disappeared."
-Baluku Yofesi, Executive Director of the Karughe Farmers Partnership in Kasese district of Western Uganda
"Fair trade producers don't want charity: rather, they would like recognition for their achievements in sustainable production, and would like to see that their efforts to adapt to climatic variability and economic uncertainty are adequately supported in the ways that they see fit. Each producer, and each producer organization is unique, and a 'one size fits all' approach will not do"
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DISA CIO David Bennett says commercial cloud offerings are beginning to appeal more to DoD. (DISA)
Storing military data in government facilities has long been the Defense Departments default option.
While DoD officials admit the cost of building out their own data center capabilities has been a sore point, the benefit is greater visibility of the IT environment and an understanding of security risks. But as more companies like Amazon and Microsoft build out cost-effective cloud offerings that meet government standards, DoD is being forced to rethink where and how it does computing.
We in DoD have got to think about computing from a different perspective, said David Bennett, chief information officer of the Defense Information Systems Agency. We have spent 30 years focused on putting all of our capability into a DoD environment. And we are pretty comfortable with that because we understand what it is. Were not always comfortable with what price tag is associated with it.
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But storing data in government facilities has meant DoD can better understand the risks and what impact they have on DoD data, said Bennett, who spoke at a Nextgov event Tuesday. Bennett expects government versus commercial cloud services will be a key discussion among the military services, combatant commands and with congressional staffers.
What types of apps are better suited in government versus commercial cloud? Bennett said. What must be retained in the government space because of data sensitivity, and how can DoD leverage commercial opportunities?
Take nuclear command and control, for example. Im not so certain I want to take that capability and put it into a commercial environment, he said. However, a business application may work well in that space.
Going to a commercial cloud is new for us, he said. And so we are sitting around talking, thinking, trying to figure out what does that mean to us.
DoD components are also trying to assess what place commercial cloud has within the department. In a July 2013 memo, DoD CIO Teri Takai mandated that all applications and systems reaching across multiple installations be migrated to DISAs core data centers by fiscal 2018.
The DoD CIO will consider exceptions, such as moving to a commercial cloud, but it must first be approved.
There are obvious benefits to using commercial cloud, such as higher density of computing environments and lower prices, but users have to understand the risks, Bennett said.
Were going to be in both domains, and I think we will be in both domains in both unclassified and classified, but its just going to take us some time to get there, he said.


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The Cleveland Browns got their namesake from team founder Paul Brown. During its early years, it enjoyed much success as testified by titles from the old All American Football Conference and the National Football League. During this run, the team played in ten consecutive league championships and won seven of them thanks to the dominant play of quarterback Otto Graham and fullback Marion Motley who also is the first African-American to play in the NFL.
But since this dominant run which was capped by another title in 1964, the Cleveland Browns has enjoyed moderate success by playing in only 15 playoff games and three AFC Championship games as of present. However, the future looks bright for this franchise as young and talented players like quarterback Brandon Weeden and running back Trent Richardson have the talent to reverse the fortunes of the franchise. Because of which, Browns games are not worth missing for.
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Professor Henckell teaches courses in computation theory, artificial intelligence, discrete math and calculus. He has published several articles in the International Journal of Algebra and Computation on aperiodic pointlikes, stable pairs, and ordered and idempotent pointlike sets.
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Professor McDonald's research centers on partial differential equations, microlocal analysis and geometry. His published work includes results concerning analytic surgery, analytic torsion, infinite dimensional Morse theory, statistics, geometric aspects of Brownian motion, spectral geometry and over determined boundary value problems. His most recent results are in mathematical physics, where he works on Lorentz violating field theories and quantum gravity and mathematical biology, where his work centers on microtubule dynamics. He enjoys teaching analysis, probability, geometry and Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
M.S., Ph.D., Stanford University
Professor Mullins' research centers on low-dimensional topology. He enjoys teaching algebraic topology, knot theory, point set topology, and dynamical systems, as well as more classical mathematics. As a New College alumnus, he is active in student life and has outside interests in all card games, pool and computers.
M.S., Ph.D., University of Warwick (U.K.)
Professor Poimenidou is an algebraist whose research interests are in the areas of group theory and algebraic combinatorics. She enjoys teaching the abstract algebra sequence, graph theory, linear algebra, number theory and gems of mathematics. A strong proponent of the power of mathematics, she wants to encourage mathphobes to take a math class at New College. She enjoys origami, photography and exploring visual mathematics.
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Professor Yildirim is an applied mathematician whose research is on mathematical modeling of biological systems with a focus on regulatory biochemical networks. Although many intracellular regulatory networks have been extensively studied using advanced experimental techniques, it has turned out to be quite difficult to make predictions about how individual components are assembled and dynamically regulated, and how the behavior of metabolism as a whole are related with the properties of the individual parts. Dr. Yildirim is interested in development of quantitative mathematical models that are comparable with experimental data to address such questions. Before coming to New College, Professor Yildirim held postdoctoral positions at UNC-Chapel Hill and McGill University.
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Heat stars LeBron James and Dwyane Wade watch from the bench during Sunday's win against the Cavaliers, their 11th in a row. / Howard Smith, USA TODAY Sports
Now that the trade dud-line smoke has cleared and the NBA landscape for this final stretch can be seen, the question remains: Can anyone unseat the Miami Heat?
The defending champions finally look like themselves again, with Sunday's 109-105 win against the Cleveland Cavaliers giving them 11 in a row and with LeBron James and Dwyane Wade playing like MVP candidates.
Philadelphia 76ers coach Doug Collins told news reporters recently, "They're a great, great team. I don't see any weaknesses."
The Heat's most recent loss, fittingly, came against the Indiana Pacers, who might qualify as the only Eastern Conference contender worthy of giving them a run.
With less than two months to go in the regular season, a quick look at two teams that appear worthy of challenging the champs:
Indiana Pacers
Indiana was one of many teams that opted to remain intact at the deadline, and the Pacers have won nine of their last 11 games and have overtaken the reeling New York Knicks for second place in the Eastern Conference.
The timing of their surge couldn't be better, as small forward Danny Granger - who led the team in scoring the last five seasons - made his long-awaited return Saturday after missing nearly four months because of a knee injury.
Granger struggled in the return (1-for-10 shooting in a win vs. the Detroit Pistons), but his mere presence will be a boon to the team that had the Heat down 2-1 in the Eastern Conference semifinals in May and has been carried this season by first-time All-Star Paul George and veteran David West. In its last 11 games, Indiana has posted wins against the Eastern Conference elite in the Knicks, the Chicago Bulls and the Heat and have won their last four games by an average of 27 points.
San Antonio Spurs
While the Heat's 2012 Finals foe, the Oklahoma City Thunder, look vulnerable in the Western Conference after losing seven of their last 15 games entering Sunday, the annual debate over whether the Spurs should be seen as title contenders has begun anew.
The ageless Spurs have made a habit of this since they last won it all in 2008, dominating in the regular season only to come up short when it counts. Still, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and company can't be ignored.
They won 68.7% of their games from 2008 to the beginning of this season (271-123) and are at it again after winning 16 of their last 18 entering Sunday to sit atop the West.
Parker, who missed Sunday's game against the Phoenix Suns with a right triceps contusion, is on a tear of late - in his last 16 games, he's averaging 24.9 points and 8.9 assists a game with 57% shooting.
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Allergy Shots
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Type of Medication
What Allergy Shots Are Most Frequently Prescribed For
- Hay fever (also called allergic rhinitis)
- Allergic asthma
- Allergies to bee and insect stings
How Allergy Shots Work
Precautions While Using These Medicines
Allergy Shots Should Not Be Taken Under These Conditions:
- If you are having severe asthma that is not controlled with medication
- If you are having heart problems
- If you are taking a beta-blocker
- Any children under the age of 5 years
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American College of Asthma, Allergy, and Immunology http://www.acaai.org
Family Doctor—American Academy of Family Physicians http://www.familydoctor.org
Allergy Asthma Information Association http://aaia.ca
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Allergic rhinitis. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated July 14, 2014. Accessed December 23, 2014.
Allergy shots: Could they help your allergies? Family Doctor—American Academy of Family Physicians website. Available at http://familydoctor.org/familydoctor/en/diseases-conditions/allergic-rhinitis/treatment/allergy-shots-could-they-help-your-allergies.html. Updated April 2014. Accessed December 23, 2014.
Allergy Shots: Tips to remember. American Academy of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology website. Available at: http://www.aaaai.org/conditions-and-treatments/library/at-a-glance/allergy-shots.aspx. Accessed December 23, 2014.
Garcia-Marcos L, Lucas Moreno JM, Garde JG. Sublingual specific immunotherapy: state of the art. Inflamm Allergy Drug Targets. 2007;6:117-126.
Jacobsen L, Niggemann B, Dreborg S, et al. Specific immunotherapy has long-term preventive effect of seasonal and perennial asthma: 10-year follow-up on the PAT study. Allergy. 2007;62:943-948.
Pregnancy and allergies. American College of Allergy, Asthma andImmunology website. Available at: http://www.acaai.org/allergist/liv%5Fman/pregnancy/Pages/pregnancies-and-allergy-asthma-management.aspx. Accessed December 23, 2014.
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