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Women's Health
Thyroid Cancer
It is possible that the main title of the report Thyroid Cancer is not the name you expected.
Disorder Subdivisions
- thyroid lymphoma
- papillary thyroid carcinoma
- medullary thyroid carcinoma
- Hurthle cell carcinoma
- anaplastic thyroid carcinoma follicular thyroid carcinoma
General Discussion
Thyroid cancer (carcinoma) is cancer affecting the thyroid gland, a butterfly-shaped structure located at the base of the neck. The thyroid is part of the endocrine system, the network of glands that secrete hormones that regulate the chemical processes (metabolism) that influence the body's activities as well as regulating the heart rate, body temperature, and blood pressure. Hormones are secreted directly into the bloodstream where they travel to various areas of the body.
In many cases, there are no symptoms (asymptomatic) associated with thyroid cancer. Pain in the neck, hoarseness and swollen lymph nodes especially in the neck may be present in some cases. Although thyroid cancer is relatively uncommon, it is the most common form of cancer affecting the endocrine system. Most forms rarely cause pain or disability and are easily treated with surgery and follow-up therapy. However, some forms are aggressive and more difficult to treat.
The term "cancer" refers to a group of diseases characterized by abnormal, uncontrolled cellular growth that invades surrounding tissues and may spread (metastasize) to distant bodily tissues or organs via the bloodstream, the lymphatic system, or other means. Different forms of cancer, including thyroid cancer, may be classified based upon the cell type involved, the specific nature of the malignancy, and the disease's clinical course. The four main types of thyroid cancer are papillary, follicular, medullary and anaplastic. Rare forms of thyroid cancer include thyroid teratoma, lymphoma, and squamous cell carcinoma.
Malignant cells pass their abnormal changes on to all their "daughter" cells and typically grow and divide at an unusually rapid, uncontrolled rate that cannot be contained by the body's natural immune defenses. Eventually, such proliferation of abnormal cells may result in formation of a mass known as a tumor (neoplasm). Disease progression may be characterized by invasion of surrounding tissues, infiltration of regional lymph nodes, and spread of the malignancy via the bloodstream, the lymphatic circulation, or other means to other bodily tissues and organs.
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Top 10 Sweet 16 Birthday Gifts
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Last, but most definitely not least, is what many teens consider the be-all and end-all of sweet 16 presents: their own automobile. Of course, not everyone can afford such an expensive present (and the insurance that goes along with it), but not to worry. Another option is the gift of one-on-one driving lessons and driving privileges with your own car. It's not as showy as a car solely for your teen, but will certainly be appreciated.
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WHEELING - Who knew when Linsly and Steubenville Catholic met earlier this season at Williams Country Club it would be a harbinger of things to come?
Well, most everyone who follows high school golf in the Ohio Valley.
So, there they were Thursday dodging the raindrops at the OVAC Class 3A Championship at Oglebay's Crispin layout. And, just like everyone figured, the Crusaders and Cadets stood atop the leaderboard.
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Barnesville's SamLeach watches a putt on the 18th green Thursday. Leach paced the Shamrocks with a 97. View additional images at cu.timesleaderonline.com
But this time, it was the group from the Woodsdale campus that walked away happy.
Linsly boasted three members of the all-Tournament team and edged Steubenville Catholic, 299-302, to win its 16th OVAC golf crown and first since claiming the final of seven straight in 2007.
''I'm really happy for the kids,'' Linsly head coach Mark Zavatsky said. ''We knew (Steubenville Catholic) was going to be tough.
''We played them a few weeks ago and they beat us by two shots, so we knew it would be tough.''
Magnolia finished a distant third with 339. Buckeye Trail (354) was fourth, followed by Tyler Consolidated (369), Fort Frye (371), Barnesville (404) and Monroe Central (412).
Steubenville Catholic's Austin Meronoff repeated as medalist, firing a 2-under-par 69. He was the only golfer to shoot under 70.
''I had a little battle toward the end,'' he said, ''but I hung in and made a few birdies and was happy to be able to come out on top.''
After carding one birdie on the front 9, the sophomore fired three on the back 9.
''I birdied 16 and parred 17,'' he said. ''Then when I birdied 18 I felt pretty confident,'' said Meronoff, who started his round with a pair of bogeys.
Meronoff earned the top individual honor by two strokes, edging teammate Mike Manfresca, who fired a 71. Linsly's Casey O'Korn, David Coram and Jordan Patrick rounded out the all-Tournament squad with rounds of 72, 73 and 74, respectively.
And, the good news for Zavatsky is all three should be back next season.
''We still don't have any seniors,'' he said.
As they did last last season when the Cadets lost to Buckeye Trail by three shots. Linsly finished second to Steubenville Catholic for the 2A crown in 2011.
''Our No. 3 and 4 (golfers) were the difference (Thursday),'' Zavatsky pointed out. ''That sealed the deal for us.''
Coram has been the top scorer for most of the season for Linsly, whose roster is stocked with juniors and sophomores.
''David plays in a lot of local events and some Top Flite events,'' Zavatsky said.
Meronoff was disappointed the team didn't take home the top hardware, but was encouraged by the effort with the sectional tournament just around the corner. The Crusaders will be part of the Ohio Division III Eastern District Sectional Tournament at Willandale Golf Club in Sugarcreek a week from Tuesday.
''We came up a little short, but we'll be ready for the tournament,'' he said.


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I have a created a sign-up, though in some ways I suspect it resembles an experiment instead. As this is a first attempt at a sign-up I welcome feedback from veteran participants. I am going to limit this to 12 participants, myself included, in order to make it easier for me to manage.
The Details of the Situation
In order to rejuvenate the Scottish club game the SFA has introduced some radical changes. Gone is the distinction between senior and junior football and the old league structure. Though the new league system does not allow promotion and relegation to the lower leagues the SFA has relented and accepted 16 new clubs in to the new expanded league system.
The new set-up has the existing 42 clubs, 16 newly admitted sides plus the B sides of Celtic and Rangers, who can't be promoted from Division 2 South West. There are now just 3 tiers in the league all of which consist of leagues of 12 with each team playing each other twice. The leagues are as follows:
RBS Premier League (with 2 up, 2 down relegation to...)
RBS First Division (the bottom 3 sides relegated to )
RBS Second Division (this is split in to 3 regions with each regional division sending 1 team up to the Second Division)
In addition the non-league game has been revamped to provide three pyramids that match up to the Second Division splits.
The cup formats have also been altered extensively. The SFA has made the FA Cup a straight knockout tournament for the 128 teams making up the football league and the top 2 levels of the non-league game (minus the Old Firm b-sides who are barred from entering). The League Cup is also a straight knockout tournament with two-legged ties for all football league clubs plus the the 4 best non-league sides. Finally the Challenge Cup remains pretty much as it was a knockout tournament for all non-Premier League clubs (again minus the Old Firm b-sides).
(Incidentally this is the first time I have ever created new competitions so they are quite basic. I did them to give me an interesting management career originally but never got my career started. If anybody wants to download the file and play about with it to improve it they are more than welcome. As it is I saw a sign-up as the best way to use this file for something.)
So the bit that everybody wants to know How does this relate to me?
I want 12 people to become chairmen of clubs new to the league. I want to see who has the most glory with their club over a 20 year period. Will anybody be able to match the fabulous real-life achievements of the likes of Inverness Caledonian Thistle and, more recently, Ross County in playing top-flight football? As a control the other 4 new clubs will be left untouched to see if they have as much success without the interference of a human hand.
In order to have an influence as a chairman there will be a few things you will be able to affect at your club in order to try and gain success. You will be able to give your club a boost in a number of ways. You will be able to select 2 of the following as a way of improving the chances of success
* boost your club's 'Training' attribute to 20
* boost your club's 'Youth Coaching' attribute to 20
* boost your club's 'Youth Facilities' attribute to 20
* boost your club's 'Youth Recruitment' attribute to 20
* double the reputation of your club
* add £750,000 to your club's bank account
* hire a top player as your club's player manager (see note below for details)
In addition you will be able to alter the tactical preferences of your club if you wish. The preferred formations of your club can be set to any default tactic though there will be no other manipulating of the players or the club so picking an unusual formation for Scotland may be a gamble.
How Do I Win At This Sign-Up?
The short answer is by doing better than the other new clubs over the next 20 seasons.
Every year clubs will be awarded points dependent on where they finish in the league. If you were to win the SPL you would receive 1 point (for being the top ranked club in Scotland), SPL runners-up get 2 points. This continues down the league structure so by winning the Second Division you would get 25 points whereas finishing in last place you would receive 36 points. The side with the lowest points total at the end of the 2031-32 season is the winner.
In addition you can receive bonus point deductions for a variety of achievements. Winning a domestic cup competition is worth a reduction of 3 points whereas reaching the semi-finals or finals is worth a deduction of 2 points. Any giant-killing (knocking any side from any higher league out of any cup competition) earns you a 1 point deduction. Your club's first appearance in the SPL is also worth a 3 point deduction.
What If I Want To Pick A Player-manager?
If you wish to add a player-manager as one of your boosts you need to be aware of the following conditions.
* The player must be over 34 years of age at the start of the game.
* He must still be an active player at the beginning of the game (not retired as a player)
* No editing of his playing or coaching attributes will be allowed.
* The man will be signed to a four year contract (expiry date 31/7/2015) with a weekly wage of £1000.
* You will be set as one of his preferred people and your club set as one of his preferred clubs.
* If he choses to leave/gets sacked/retires from playing etc. this is simply an element of bad luck. No alterations will be made to compensate for this once the game has started.
Which Clubs Are Available?
In selecting 16 clubs I started by including all clubs who had applied for joining the football league during the last three rounds of admittance of new clubs. I also admitted some of the biggest clubs from the Highland League, the South of Scotland League and the East of Scotland League. In addition the re-formed Gretna 2008 and Clydebank were admitted due to special sporting considerations.
RBS Second Division North
Buckie Thistle
Cove Rangers
Inverurie Loco Works
RBS Second Division South West
Dalbeattie Star
Gretna 2008
Threave Rovers
RBS Second Division South East
Edinburgh City
Linlithgow Rose
Gala Fairydean
Preston Athletic
Whitehill Welfare
The Form
Chairman Name (loyalty and patience set to 20):
Club Boost 1:
Club Boost 2:
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Health & Parenting
Study: Fears of Teen 'Sexting' May Be Exaggerated
Dec. 5, 2011 -- Parents of teens have plenty to keep them up at night, but most don't have to worry that their children are engaging in "sexting," a new study shows.
Study researchers defined "sexting" as appearing in, creating, or receiving sexual images or videos using a cell phone or the Internet.
In a national telephone survey, 1% of teens said they had appeared in or created sexually explicit images that could potentially violate child pornography laws such as images of naked breasts, genitals, or buttocks.
And a survey of police officials found little evidence that many teenagers are being prosecuted under sex offender laws for such behavior unless the teens were breaking other laws as well.
The survey findings suggest that concerns about teen sexting may be overblown, says Janis Wolak, JD, of the University of New Hampshire Crimes against Children Research Center.
"I think parents should be reassured by this," she tells WebMD. "We need to give kids credit for generally being responsible about using the Internet and navigating the other technology in their lives."
Teen Sexting in the News
Wolak says the media has contributed to the belief that there is an epidemic of teens sending sexually explicit images and texts electronically and that prosecution of the practice is common.
In a widely reported 2009 study, about one in five teenagers surveyed acknowledged electronically sending or posting online nude or semi-nude pictures of themselves.
The study's publication led to sensational headlines such as "Sexting Shockingly Common Among Teens."
But Wolak says the findings were compromised by the fact that the survey was not nationally representative, that it was conducted online, and that it included 18- and 19-year-olds and not just minors.
The new survey, published in Pediatrics, included 1,560 children and teens between the ages of 10 and 17 who were Internet users.
Among the findings:
- 2.5% of the children and teens said they had engaged in such behavior, and 1% involved images that could have been interpreted as violating child pornography laws.
- When sexting was defined by the lower standard of appearing in, creating, or receiving sexually suggestive rather than explicit images, 9.6% of respondents said they had engaged in such behavior.
- Only a very small percentage of the images that could be considered child pornography ended up on the Internet.


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http://community.sigames.com/showthr...-Know-About-FM from post 44 down and you'll grab the basics of the analysis tab. The key is to click on the dots on the pitch and watch the clips back and learn why something was missed etc. Then once you understand how a tackle was missed you can look at correcting it but you can't do that until you understand why. I'll be happy to help you understand further if you use that thread
It's the best tool you have available to you to understand about how you play.
Stop posting utter rubbish please. I've listened to you enough now and I'm going to start giving out infractions. By all means have an opinion but atleast provide evidence to back up such claims and do it in a constructive manner. We have no issue with people discussing genuine flaws and faults but people who make up stuff and post utter rubbish in a non constructive way are not appreciated.Whatever. The ME works in steps, it has the outcome predetermined until you make changes and then a new predetermined outcome is created. So it's mini predetermined outcomes. It's a roll if the dice and if the probability is in your favour that's the more chance of you rolling a six
So what does this mean? Well, you could do everything spot on and still lose, i.e. not land a six


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15 Jun 2012 8:01 AM #1
UIWebView's allowsInlineMediaPlayback for packaged native iOS apps.
Can I configure Sencha Touch to set the UIWebView wrapper's allowsInlineMediaPlayback property when packaging for native devices in order to support inline HTML5 video in the case I'm delivering to native devices?
17 Jun 2012 8:58 AM #2
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I moved this to the bugs forum to push this up as a story to add the feature.Mitchell Simoens @LikelyMitch
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Great, thanks Mitchell. It would, obviously, be good to set whatever the Android equivalent is too.


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The CWC Volleyball team welcomed in Flora to town on Tuesday night, but were not as excited after the match, falling in straight sets, 25-15, 25-18.
The scoring for the Lady Bulldogs was Emma Bachman with a point, a kill and a block, Briley Attebury with two points, three kills and a block, Kelsey Rogers with a point, an ace and a kill, Bailey Winters with three points, a kill and five assists, Briley Tolley with a point and a kill, Jerrica Money with a point, Cammie Francis with a point, a kill and five assists, Sydney Clark with four kills, four blocks and an assist and Jobeth Blake with two kills and three blocks.
The junior varsity team is playing very well this season, and did pick up another win.
The team won 27-25, 26-24.
The scoring for the junior varsity team was Peighton Parks with 12 points, four aces, five assists, six digs and four kills, Kaylea Chappelle with three kills and a block, Chaselyn Craig with a point and eight digs, Paige Winter with 13 points, two aces and four digs, Brooke Buchanan with four digs and a kill, Laura Potter with five points, seven digs, six kills and a block and Jessica Woods with a point, five assists, two blocks and two kills.
The CWC Volleyball team will be in action at Harrisburg on Saturday.
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14 Nov 2012 7:58 AM #1
SASS Mixins: Picker requires layout
Hi All,
Today I noticed that when I have @include sencha-picker; below @include sencha-layout; it'll show a black sheet. However, when I put sencha-picker above sencha-layout it will work just fine.
It seems there is a dependency between, these, mixins. Can someone explain why this is and where I can find the order of includes of mixins.
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There isn't a list of which depends others but I would include the core ones before others anyway.Mitchell Simoens @LikelyMitch
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28 Nov 2012 2:17 AM #3
Thank you for your answer. What are the core ones then? Aren't they both core mixins?


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U.S home sales in February highest in more than 3 years
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WASHINGTON — U.S. sales of previously occupied homes rose in February to their fastest pace in more than three years, and more people put their homes on the market. The increases suggest a growing number of Americans believe the housing recovery will strengthen.
The National Association of Realtors said Thursday that sales increased 0.8 percent in February from January to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.98 million. That was the fastest sales pace since November 2009, when a temporary home buyer tax credit had boosted sales. The February sales pace was also 10.2 percent higher than the same month a year ago.
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Does anyone know how to provision web analytics via visual studio 2010 ?
I have got web analytics working for search results - ie: it will show me how many searches have been performed, top search phrases etc. Its great that its working, but now i need to ensure i can get it working via visual studio.
Any one have any ideas where i start?
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Last night, i was watching a movie in local Cable channel, which dont even displayed the name of the movie till the end.
The movie was about a guy, who has some power to see what is going to happen in next 2 minutes(if i am not wrong). There was a scene in which he visioned, from where a bullet was coming and then he escaped from the bullet shot. At the end, he saved the city from some nuclear explosion
I found this movie quite interesting and would like to a have a copy of it in my dashboard. Any help in identifying this movie would be highly appreciated.


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High school football teams who are in the playoff hunt will play playoff games for the remainder of the regular season.
It's game on for three weeks in Ohio and four in West Virginia.
And, yes, that includes 1-5 Brooke. If the Bruins run the table they have a shot of making the top 16.
Two teams had huge road wins Friday as Indian Creek removed that monkey by beating host Martins Ferry and Madonna went south to beat rival Bishop Donahue.
The wins moved the Redskins to No. 5 in the Division III, Region 11 standings and the Blue Dons, apparently, to No. 8 in the West Virginia Class A ranks.
Indian Creek hosts an angry Harrison Central squad this week while Madonna hits the road to Clarksburg Notre Dame, losers of three in a row.
There are teams whose seasons will end at the conclusion of the regular season.
One is Edison.
The Wildcats will finish with a disappointing season, to say the least.
One thing the players in uniform and coaching staff have not done is quit.
I was on the sideline during Friday's loss to St. Clairsville.
The Wildcats played their butts off and the staff coached theirs off.
You cannot ask more of a team than that.
Yes, they want to win.
But, staring at them across the field was a St. Clairsville team that will go 10-0 in the regular season, has been firmly seated in the Division IV top 10 in the state all season and has aspirations of playing on the first weekend in December.
Edison winning that game was a longshot, at best.
I also listened to Wildcats "fans" chant "kick it deep" after an Edison score.
You wanted coach Mike McKenzie to intentionally kick the ball to two of the best athletes in the state - yes, state.
I don't know about you, but I, as coach, would want the ball in the hands of Jaylon Brown or Dan Monteroso as few times as possible.
And, I sure wouldn't want them to have the ball in space where they can move.
At the end of a week of adversity, did you really want your head coach to intentionally put the ball in the hands of the opposition's best players?
If so ... nevermind.
The kids did not quit. They didn't hang their heads. They didn't say "no mas."
They played and played hard.
Always remember, that whether you quit a team or get kicked off it, it is always your choice, your decision.
Yes, the coach may make the final determination, but that is because of the decisions you made.
I know, because I have done both.
Iron sharpens iron.
Do the right thing because it's the right thing to do.
There was a story recently about what is going to happen to Jerry Sandusky in jail.
I have a good idea. But, in reality, who cares?
Leave it to Bud Selig to mess up the baseball playoffs.
The one-game playoff is a crapshoot and it's terrible. In addition, the team with the better record is on the road for the first two games of the divisional series. How stupid.
Let's go to a 154-game regular season. With Houston heading to the American League, there will be 15 teams in each league and three five-team divisions.
You play each team in the other division home and home in three-game sets for 60 games. You play an American League division home and home in three-game sets for 30 games and play each team in your division 16 times, four four-game sets.
In addition, each team must play four Sunday doubleheaders - two at home and two on the road.
That will cut the regular season enough so the first round of playoffs is best-of-3, second round is best-of-5 and then best-of-7 twice and there will be no November baseball played.
Of course, this will never happen because too many owners will whine way too much about the loss of revenue of eight regular season games.
That still wasn't an infield fly rule call.
Let the Holy Spirit move you.
There is going to be an interesting decision on the TCU football team.
Coach Gary Patterson met with the athletic director and school chancellor about quarterback Casey Pachall, who was suspended from the team indefinitely last week after being arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated.
But, that wasn't the first time he has been in trouble at the school.
Approximately eight months ago he admitted to police that he smoked marijuana and failed a drug test administered by the team.
What comes first with this program?
The Indian Creek and Jefferson County Christian boys soccer teams will meet in a rescheduled game at 1 p.m. Saturday at Muth Field in Mingo Junction.
It will also serve as a Kick It for the Cure breast cancer awareness event. All proceeds will be donated to the T.E.A.R. (Trinity Emergency Assistance Relief) fund at the Teramana Cancer Center, Steubenville.
Along with various opportunities to donate, the Redskins will also have baked goods such as pink ribbon sugar cookies and pink frosted chocolate cupcakes for sale. The ICHS Key Club is helping out with a raffle of an "all pink" items basket. In addition, some of the Key Club members will be assisting at the event.
Redskins coach Jonathan Hoover said this event gives his team an opportunity to reach out to the community and to have them understand what challenges those with breast cancer may face. Hoover said he hopes this will become an annual event with the possibility of getting other schools involved.
"I am happy that we have the opportunity to use the game of soccer to raise awareness and support for breast cancer," Hoover said. "It is events such as these that allows us to see beyond schools or teams that we support to come together in a united front."
The Steubenville Big Red boys and girls soccer team, Keyclub, and Football Moms will sponsor a Breast Cancer Awareness doubleheader Thursday, hosting Carrollton High School at Harding Stadium.
They will be collecting donations at the front gate as well as other opportunities to donate. The Big Red Football moms will donate a portion of the concession stand proceeds.
The Big Red Keyclub, along with the Target Shop of Steubenville, has provided special T-shirts for the teams to wear during the game. The boys game will begin at 6 p.m. and the girls game will immediately follow.
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New York, NY— Dia Art Foundation and The Hispanic Society of America initiate a three-year collaboration with a project by artist Francis Alÿs. Commissioned by Dia and installed at the Hispanic Society's Beaux-Arts facility in Manhattan, Fabiola comprises almost three hundred portraits of the Christian Saint Fabiola, all of them copies of a lost original. The paintings will be installed in the Society's mahogany-paneled North Building Galleries from September 20, 2007, through April 6, 2008. Alÿs's collection will be seen within the context of the Hispanic Society's unique collection of Iberian and Latin American art, engaging a dialogue between these historical and contemporary collections.
Francis Alÿs, who relocated to Mexico City in the early 1990s, assembled a significant collection of nearly identical paintings and other depictions of fourth-century Saint Fabiola over the last two decades. All of these are based on a renowned portrait devised by nineteenth-century French academic painter Jean-Jacques Henner. This much-venerated image has been so assiduously copied by amateurs and professionals alike that it has become a popular icon, a phenomenon that, as the artist stated, "indicates a different criterion of what a masterwork could be." Gathered from flea markets, antique shops, and private collections throughout Europe and the Americas, Alÿs's collection offers a window onto aesthetic, sociological, and theological values over the past century and more.
The Hispanic Society presentation will for the first time display Alÿs's encompassing group of Fabiola portraits, mostly paintings, as well as several versions in needlepoint, wood relief, and other materials. These images will hang in the Society's nineteenth-century painting galleries, ornate rooms paneled in dark wood. Engaging curatorial and institutional protocols and methodologies, their unlikely presence may relate to other objects in the Society's collection, particularly the vast holdings of religious imagery and portraiture, while shedding new light on contemporary artistic strategies.
Fabiola is the first in a series of projects commissioned by Dia for the Hispanic Society. The partnership between the two organizations provides a venue for Dia's renowned New York City programs until Dia locates a new home in Manhattan, and expands audiences for both institutions.
In keeping with Dia's approach to producing scholarly publications, the Alÿs project will be accompanied by a hardcover book that will include background material on Saint Fabiola, as well as essays by art historians, theological historians, and Dia curator Lynne Cooke. The publication will also catalogue each Fabiola, including detailed descriptions and photographs, many in full-color.
Public and Educational Programming
The exhibition will be accompanied by a series of public programs including lectures, panel discussions, and gallery talks, as well as special educational initiatives that draw on the relationship between the contemporary project and the Hispanic Society's permanent collection. In addition, Dia will organize a program for local schools in the Washington Heights neighborhood in which students will visit the Fabiola installation and participate in specially designed activities and projects. In order to further expand this outreach effort, Dia will additionally design online lesson plans in both Spanish and English, that will be available to a wider circle of regional schools.
Francis Alÿs, Fabiola, and the accompanying publication and educational programs are made possible by the Brown Foundation, the Peter Norton Family Foundation, and Erica and Joseph Samuels. Additional support is provided in part by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs; New York City Councilmember Robert Jackson; and the New York State Council on the Arts, a State agency.
Francis Alÿs
Francis Alÿs's distinguished career includes significant projects and exhibitions at major international venues. Born in Belgium in 1959 and originally trained as an architect, Alÿs turned to the visual arts as a more direct way of exploring issues related to urbanization and sociopolitical conditions. As in his previous professional practice, the artist often works collaboratively within the public sphere, and he has developed an approach to art that is based on the observations of, and engagements with, daily life. Many of Alÿs's projects are solitary, peripatetic journeys which take the form of urban walks conditioned by particular circumstances. In The Collector (1991-92), for example, the artist pulled a magnetic toy behind him while traversing Mexico City. As metal scraps from across the capital accumulated on the toy, a provisional cartography was inscribed into the metropolitan landscape. At other times, Alÿs works within a community to create a social allegory. One such collaboration, When Faith Moves Mountains (2002), was created for the Third Ibero-American Biennale in Lima, Peru. It involved 500 volunteers who worked together to shift a 500-meter sand dune a few inches from its original site adjacent to an impoverished shanty town in Lima. Also in 2002, Mr. Alÿs created Modern Procession (2002), which marked the Museum of Modern Art's temporary move to Queens, New York. Additionally, Alÿs's work is the subject of Francis Alÿs: Politics of Rehearsal, on view at the UCLA Hammer Museum from September 30, 2007, through February 10, 2008.
Dia Art Foundation
A nonprofit institution founded in 1974, Dia Art Foundation is internationally renowned for initiating, supporting, presenting, and preserving art projects. Dia presents public programs and its permanent collection of works from the 1960s through the present at Dia:Beacon, Riggio Galleries, in New York's Hudson Valley. Since opening in spring 2003, Dia:Beacon has received more than 350,000 visitors. Beginning in the fall of 2007, Dia presents commissions and projects by contemporary artists at The Hispanic Society of America, while it seeks a permanent home for these initiatives in New York City. Additionally, the foundation maintains long-term, site-specific projects in the western United States, in New York City, and in Bridgehampton on Long Island. For additional public information, visit www.diaart.org.
The Hispanic Society of America
Founded in 1904, The Hispanic Society of America is dedicated to the presentation and study of Hispanic culture. The collection is unparalleled outside of the Iberian Peninsula, and provides deep insight into the culture and art of Spain, as well as significant representation from Portugal and Latin America. Since 1908, the Society has been housed on Audubon Terrace between 155 and 156 Streets in Manhattan, in the Beaux-Arts complex that includes buildings by architects Charles Pratt Huntington, Stanford White, and Cass Gilbert. Comprising both library and museum, the Society has a diverse collection of paintings, decorative arts, books, manuscripts, maps, prints, and photographs, dating from the second millennium B.C. through the twentieth century, and is open to the public free of charge. For additional public information, visit www.hispanicsociety.org.
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Why one woman chose a clinical trial for her cancer care
There is a sureness and strength about Cindy that can only be described as big. Perhaps it's because Cindy has faced some big issues and decisions in the last few years. Among them was hearing on the day after Christmas last year that the dimple that had developed in her breast was due to a fast-growing breast cancer.
Cindy chose to have a mastectomy to remove the tumor, and then learned from the pathology report that her breast cancer was high-risk, a type referred to as "triple negative." Hormone therapy and Herceptin, two common approaches used after surgery to prevent recurrence, do not work for patients with triple negative breast cancers. Cindy needed chemotherapy.
When discussing chemotherapy options with her oncologist, Dr. Bradley Arrick, Cindy learned that she was eligible for a clinical trial. She agreed to participate almost immediately. "My husband, Joe, died of renal cancer," she explains. "But before that, his life was extended by a series of treatments that had been tested in clinical trials. Joe got extra life from those drugs. Without the people who were willing to participate in the clinical trials that developed them, Joe would have died much sooner."
With cancer, Cindy says, comes a feeling of losing control—of your life, and of what's happening in your body and to your body. Being able to choose how she deals with the cancer helps her to take back control. "I didn't choose to get cancer," Cindy says. "But I've decided that I can choose how I will have cancer. And I choose to be positive, to not get too down, and to live normally."
For Cindy, taking control of her cancer also meant learning as much as she could about her options. Cindy understood that participation in the clinical trial was her choice, and that she could choose at any point to leave the study. "I got a lot of literature to read, and I went to the SWOG website to get more information." SWOG—Southwest Oncology Group—is a large clinical trial cooperative group, and the sponsor of Cindy's clinical trial.
The trial uses the same drugs that Cindy would get as "standard of care" for her particular type of cancer, but gives the drugs in different doses and order. Because it's a phase III trial, its goal is to compare this new method to the current standard of care to determine which is better. And that requires enrolling lots of women around the country.
Before she began the trial, Cindy also met with a clinical research nurse, Ellen Parker, RN. One of seven nurses in the Cancer Center's Office of Clinical Research, Parker provides information and support for women participating in breast cancer trials. She explained the details of the trial, including any risks and benefits, to ensure that Cindy was giving her complete and "informed consent" in participating. Now Parker checks in with Cindy each time she is here for her treatment, and runs any necessary interference along the way.
Cindy says the clinical research program at Norris Cotton Cancer Center works well. More important, she says, the results of clinical trials are critical, and something she wants to be a part of. "I know that what's happening with my cancer care has been shaped by the thousands of women before me who were willing to participate in clinical trials. I want to be part of that possibility—of giving another woman life."
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If these test work—which they look like they do, the monkeys are feeding themselves successfully—you too can lop off your own arm, stroll into the emergency room, and feel confident that they'll replace your missing appendage with the robotic equivalent. No wait! We mean in a couple of years!
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Palladino: Alumni Hall will be rocking tonight
The season isn't yet one week old. The teams have only played two games, but already, there is a buzz in the city.
Tonight, the focus of Connecticut scholastic basketball is on South Elm Street in downtown Waterbury as the Crosby and Sacred Heart boys meet (7 p.m.) in the most anticipated early season game this town has ever witnessed.
If you don't have a ticket, don't show up at Alumni Hall. The tiny home gym of the Hearts holds 850 spectators, and be assured that every inch of seating space is accounted for.
The Bulldogs (2-0) have won nine NVL titles in 10 seasons, and have been at or near the top in all preseason polls. The Hearts haven't won an NVL title since back-to-back championships in 2002 and 2003.
Since 1997, these teams have combined for five state championships.
Crosby has been in the championship conversation for a decade. The Hearts are back in it, finally.
In fact, Crosby coach Nick Augelli conceded back in the summer that the Hearts could be the favorite, "and that was before they got Mustapha Heron and (point guard Charles Fisher). They had a good nucleus coming back, good size, and now they put two more players on the team and it makes them even better."
The Bulldogs' nucleus includes Aseim King, Lex Perez, and Tyshon Rogers, who led the state in scoring last season (31 ppg). They are all seniors. The Hearts bring back a frontcourt star in junior Malik Petteway, with the addition of Fisher, a sophomore, and the 6-5 sophomore Heron, a certified phenom who transferred into Sacred Heart just last week from Wilbraham & Monson Academy in Wilbraham, Mass.
The result is, as Sacred Heart coach and athletic director Jon Carroll quipped, "The circus has come to town."
And don't we love it.
"I haven't seen a buzz like this early in the season in a long time," Augelli said. "They had to do a pre-sale, and I am begging for tickets so my players can have their parents come to the game."
Don't misunderstand the coach. Augelli loves it.
"This is what basketball is about," he said. "Usually you have this half way through the season, with two undefeated teams. Everyone will be trying to prove themselves. I love games like this. The more pressure the better. I'd rather be in a pressure game and have to do a lot of coaching.
"And we need the challenge," Augelli said.
So do the Hearts. It has been a long time since Alumni Hall had this type of excitement. The last basketball sellout, Carroll said, was 2010 when the Holy Cross boys came in.
"It is odd in that game this is only game No. 3," Carroll said. "Both Nick and I would rather be playing our best basketball in game No. 23, not three.
"But this excitement is great for basketball in the city," Carroll said, "and it is great that we are a part of it. Anything that gets people to come and watch high school basketball is fantastic."
We would blather on with game analysis if this was the NVL title game. For now, this will do:
Crosby is small, aggressive, and everyone can shoot. Two impressive additions as starters are junior Jarron Chapman and sophomore Daniel Jones.
The Hearts have size, talent, and now a bench rotation that goes nine or 10 deep, and they can all play. Petteway is a shotmaker.
We have not reached Christmas yet, but we have hit midseason intensity.
Augelli said it perfectly: "It is city basketball. There's nothing else to say. You've got to love it."
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I am flying to China from Melbourne to Sanya either by Cathay Pacific or China Southern. China Southern will give me a shorter layover, but it might not have the same service. Is there anything about China Southern that with be a lot different than Cathay Pacific i.e. personal TVs, food. Is there a difference in on-time departures between them?
I've flown both these airlines several times. Plain and simple, I will openly say that Cathay Pacific service has been consistently better. Also, having had friends go the Cathay pacific stewardess interviews, I can say they are pretty strict on who they hire for their attendants. Generally, I would rate China Southern as acceptable. However, Cathay I would rate as excellent. That rating is solely due to service and food. The rest depends on the plane and how long the flight is (neither China Southern or Cathay routinely provide video screens for puddle jumps, for instance).
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Again depends on Airbus or Boeing, but personally I'd be excited about their economy class seats having power points on the 777 - means I could plug in my laptop and either watch my own stuff, write, or play a game while watching movies on their video screens ;)
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The old sensor got broken during a accident with a deer. I've replaced the sensor and it's reading -40 deg. Is there a reset on this unit? The sensor worked about a year after the wreck until the plastic end finally broke off. What's the secret to getting it to read at all?? Is it in the computer chip or do I have a wire that is shorted out?? Any help would be appreciated.
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The wire going to the sensor is not connected (most likely) or is grounded out somewhere. It's also possible that the switch is bad, but you said you have replaced it.
-40 is the lower limit, it will read -40 when it's unplugged or grounded depending on how it's set up, most are set up for the former.


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A 27-year-old man will be sentenced May 19 after pleading guilty in a shooting at a Burlington Coat Factory in Wichita.
Jake Jacobs pleaded guilty Monday to two counts of aggravated assault for shooting at a security guard who asked him if he planned to pay for a drink he took from a store refrigerator. The guard was not injured.
KFDI reports (http://bit.ly/XaFOLc ) Jacobs aimed his gun at other customers during the incident last August. No one was hurt.
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Your baby todayHere the umbilical cord is seen lying over the baby's shoulder and next to the wrist. This is very common, in fact at some time every baby will have the umbilical cord lying close, especially during these next few weeks while the baby frequently changes position.
Jolts and jostles are all part of being pregnant-and your baby probably won't even notice them.
Your belly is getting larger and larger. As you walk you may notice that your belly also appears to move, swaying from side to side with each step. It can be difficult to remember that you're so much bigger than you used to be. You may find yourself trying to squeeze through tight spaces, or between tables and chairs in a restaurant that previously you would have fit through and now find yourself a bit stuck! Even if you find that your belly is getting bumped around occasionally this really is nothing at all to worry about: your baby is safe, protected by the pool of amniotic fluid that acts as a cushion against the occasional jolt. Soon enough, though, you will be back to your normal shape, or nearly your normal shape, and it can be odd to think back to having to compensate for a belly.
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Heart palpitations
Having a run of fast heartbeats, or missing a beat occasionally-or simply being acutely aware of your heartbeat-is defined as heart palpitations. It's common to have these in late pregnancy. They are usually nothing to worry about and are simply the result of changes to your blood circulation, coupled with a large abdominal bulge, although unnecessary stresses and anxieties can play a part as well.
If, however, palpitations are accompanied by chest pain or breathlessness, or if you think they are occurring more frequently, mention this to your doctor.
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As your baby – and you – get bigger, you may find that you have less energy and your concentration span decreases accordingly. This is normal, but it can pose problems if you have a job to do! First of all, take regular breaks, putting your feet up or closing your eyes for a few minutes to rest. Make sure you drink enough, since dehydration can affect your performance. Similarly, eating healthy snacks, little and often, can keep you from flagging. Iron-rich foods, such as dried fruit, are particularly important: low iron levels can make you tire easily.
Carry a small notebook with you, and jot down anything that you need to remember, no matter how trivial. This can help overcome lapses of memory, and keep you focused on what needs to be done. It may also help to start your day with a "to-do" list, and check your way down it in order of priority. Finally, try to get enough sleep, which will give you at least half a chance of feeling refreshed the next morning.
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About 10 days ago, Status-FLO (Joel "Jaybird" Cowell, Tsyoshi "Yosh" Curtis, Tony L. Walker, Mark Sexton + more) laid down their luscious and smoky grooves in preparation of Sage Francis' headlining set at the 2011 World AIDS Day benefit concert at Knitting Factory Concert House in downtown Reno. With a non-stop lyrical overdrive carefully laid atop soulful downtempo grooves, Status-FLO's local blend of organic musical ingredients is a solid bet any day of the week, and it pleases me to no end to have the privilege of photographing a bit of the magic to share with the faithful readers here at I Shoot Reno.
Settings on the Nikon D7000 camera (using the Nikon 50mm f/1.8D lens) were essentially the same as shooting Sage (and many other shows at The Knit), with shutter speed of 1/250th of a second, aperture set to 1.8 and ISO cranked up to 3200. Editing took place in Lightrrom 3 and Lightbox by Photocrati is the theme used on IShootReno.com to present the final product. Included in the full gallery (link below, in ALL CAPS), images include Status-FLO's performance, breakdancers performing in-between sets, live art taking place throughout the night including such themes as 'Zombie Bill Cosby' and Eazy-E, as well as a very unique pair of sparkly blue jeans (under red light). Yes, you read correctly, there's a photo of a pair of sparkly jeans.
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"When I introduce you, I'm gonna say, 'This is a friend of mine.' That means you're a connected guy."
— Al Pacino as Lefty in the movie "Donnie Brasco"
I learned some wonderful marketing tips from mobsters.
I grew up in northern Kentucky. My father was a professional gambler, and the Newport and Covington areas were heavily influenced, or controlled, by the Mafia.
My dad said about his bookmaking operations, "We can't advertise on television or put a sign in the window. We can't sue if someone doesn't pay us. All we can do is hope that honorable people refer us to other honorable people."
It must have been a good system. Without advertising, he never seemed to lack for customers.
I live in a more refined world of high finance and well-educated financial consultants. Many of my competitors are affiliated with huge corporations with million dollar marketing budgets.
As a small business, I have a marketing weapon that is impossible for a large corporation to compete with.
The friend-of-the-friend referral.
When I am meeting someone for the first time, I try to find if we have a common friend or connection. If you go through the six degrees of separation, most people will connect before you get two degrees away.
Instead of just saying my name, I mention our common relationship.
The common relationship is an immediate door opener and an immediate connection.
Especially if the connector is someone highly thought of.
Since I watched everyone do it when I was growing up, I thought that the friend-of-a-friend referral was a common practice.
I've discovered that most people don't. They meet a new person, say hello, maybe learn their name and go on from there.
I don't get it.
Being a friend-of-a-friend is the quickest way to get in my door. It's the only way that you will become my Facebook or Linkedin friend.
I have several thousand Facebook friends when you include my business and fan pages. If you don't have a common friend amongst them, I won't add you as a friend unless I know you personally.
That doesn't count celebrity "friends" that I don't really know. I used to have Newt Gingrich and Bob Woodward as Facebook friends but I dropped them as I got tons of requests where one or the other was the only common "friend."
I've met Newt four times, getting on and off airplanes. (I used to frequently go on a route that went to Washington via Atlanta.) That's not enough for either of us to give a "friend-of-a-friend" referral.
I did have a friend-of-a-friend connection with John Edwards. I met him in 2003 when he was gearing up to run for President. We met in a crowded room and when I got my chance to say hello, I told him I was a friend of one of his former law partners.
Of the people in the room, I wound up having lunch with him. I wound up donating a reasonably large sum to his campaign, so it was a good friend-of-a-friend deal for him, too.
John's political career didn't end the way I had hoped, but he and Al Gore (who I got to know well after a friend-of-a-friend introduction) were the two people I've ever gotten to know who had a chance to be President of the United States.
"Donny Brasco" is a terrific movie at many levels, but I was always fascinated by the importance it placed on personal connections and being referred by the right people.
The referral process happens in every level of society. It's how private clubs and organizations select their members.
Some of my friends will accuse me of name dropping. I don't care and won't change a lifetime habit that has worked pretty well for me.
Unlike my father's world, I can do fancy marketing campaigns and I have good access to the media. From a business standpoint, none of those tactics work as well as being, a friend of a friend.
As Lefty said in Donny Brasco, "It means you are a connected guy."
Don McNay, CLU, ChFC, MSFS, CSSC is the bestselling author of the book, Wealth Without Wall Street; McNay, who lives in Richmond, Ky., is an award-winning financial columnist and Huffington Post contributor. You can learn more about him at www.donmcnay.com.


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Postpartum Depression: Not for Women Only
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Stress-causing factors
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Any financial worries you may have had before the conception of your child have only gotten worse since. Paying the hospital bills, setting up a nursery, buying clothes-none of these come cheap. (And then there's the cost of a college education down the road.)
You undoubtedly have a greater financial burden, especially if you've lost a big portion of your household income for some time because your partner is staying home to care for the baby.
Breadwinning is an enormous responsibility for new fathers. Despite some changes in women's and men's roles, things haven't changed all that much. Even if your partner plans to return to work in just a few months, you probably feel as though the entire burden of bringing money into the home falls on your shoulders.
Do whatever you can to alleviate some of the financial burden you feel. Cut down on whatever expenses you can, at least until you feel afloat once again. (You certainly won't be going out as much as you once did, and that should help a little.) For instance, you might want to spend your vacation at home instead of traveling anywhere.
Many people still don't know how to regard a man who participates fully in baby care. Many mothers are very accepting of fathers that they get to know through play groups with their babies. Yet in the playground, many mothers are very wary of "strange men," even those accompanied by a baby.
Complete strangers may approach you in the grocery store and ask if you're babysitting today. (Would they even think of asking a mother the same question?) You can't control other people's responses and reactions to your involvement in your baby's care, but you don't have to feel awkward just because other people don't know what to make of you.
Utter Exhaustion
Too many late-night calls and all-nighters (even if you're not physically getting up) may leave you feeling extremely fatigued, and exhaustion contributes greatly to depression. Try to take good overall care of yourself so that you can better take care of both your baby and your partner, both of whom will need some special care in the first year of his life. Get as much rest as you can, eat right, and try to get at least two to three hours of exercise a week.
You may have almost no social life anymore. If you work outside the home, you may have no social contacts whatsoever that aren't related to your job or business, especially if, as a conscientious parent, you rush straight home after work to be with your family. If, on the other hand, you work part-time, work at home, or have taken time off (temporarily or permanently) from outside work so that you have more time to devote to baby care, you may feel a different kind of isolation: gender isolation. You may be the only dad at your local "Mommy and Me" group or the only man you see at the playground in the middle of the morning.
If you feel cut off from others, seek out support groups for new fathers. You might also want to check with your local adult education program, a community college, or the YMCA to see if they offer courses aimed exclusively toward fathers. Don't give up on your relationships with other men. Arrange with your partner to trade off nights every two or three weeks so that you can have a "boys' night out" with some of your friends and she can have a "girls' night out" (though this trade-off may be difficult to manage until your child is weaned).
Whatever the cause of your depression, you owe it to yourself, your partner, and your baby to deal with it. Seek out financial counseling, emotional support, and the good advice of your partner. Take good care of yourself now, emotionally as well as physically. Make your emotional, physical, and spiritual health a priority. After all, you want to stick around for as much of your baby's life as possible, don't you?
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What is milk thistle?
Milk thistle is a plant that contains silymarin, a substance that improves liver function. Originally from Europe, milk thistle now also grows in the United States.
You can take milk thistle in capsules or as a tincture (combined with alcohol). It has been widely used in Europe and Germany, where it is a common complementary treatment for liver problems such as hepatitis and cirrhosis. In the United States, it is sold as a dietary supplement.
What is milk thistle used for?
People use milk thistle as a complementary treatment for liver problems, particularly hepatitis and cirrhosis and inflammation of the bile ducts (cholangitis). Research on silymarin suggests that it may protect the liver from inflammation. But it does not have a direct effect on viruses that cause hepatitis, such as the hepatitis C virus.1
Preliminary research suggests that silymarin is an antioxidant, which helps protect the body from cell-destroying substances called free radicals. Silymarin also may reduce inflammation and block the effects of toxins that harm the liver.2
Two studies on milk thistle presented conflicting results. One study found that milk thistle appeared to help some people with cirrhosis live longer than they would have otherwise, while another found no benefit.2
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No negative side effects have been reported from milk thistle.1
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WEIRTON - The Weirton Area Chamber of Commerce has announced the trophy winners from this year's Weirton Christmas Parade, which took place Nov. 24.
Sponsors of the parade were First Choice America Community Federal Credit Union, Tri-State Audiology, Weirton Medical Center and West Virginia Northern Community College.
A new feature for this year's event was a parade-ending fireworks display which was made possible through the sponsorship of Hancock County Savings Bank, Cattrell Companies, MedExpress and Marsh Pipe & Supply.
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Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack and Resort was awarded with this year's first place trophy in the commercial float category for the Weirton Christmas Parade. Trophies can be picked up at the chamber office in Weirton during regular business hours. -- Craig Howell
A panel of judges viewed each parade participant, and awarded trophies in six categories.
The the commercial float category, Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack and Resort received first place, second place went to WTOV-TV and third place was awarded to the Weirton Christian Center.
Prizes in the non-commercial float category went to Weirton Moose Lodge 688 and Chapter 746, first place; Brenda Casey Dance Center, second place; and Hancock County 4-H, third place.
In the decorated vehicle/specialty unit category, Shadow Lane Xtreme Trick Riding received first place, second place was awarded to the Weirton Area Museum and Cultural Center, and third place was presented to the Osiris Shrine Hillbilly Clan No. 154.
One Step Up Dance Studio won first place in the performance group category, with the Oak Glen High School Marching Band receiving second prize and Lisa Academy of the Arts awarded third place.
The Oak Glen High School Marching Band also was awarded with the prize for best band sound.
The trophies can be picked up at the Chamber office, 3174 Pennsylvania Ave., Weirton, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.


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29 Nov 2012 5:19 AM #1
How to deal with stores in another namespace
Hello all,
In our environment we're building an application that makes use of generic parts that can also be used in other apps. This varies from components to stores. These generic parts have been put in a separate namespace and are configured in the loader part for debugging and sencha.cfg for building using Sencha CMD.
The loader part:
//<debug> Ext.Loader.setPath( { 'zwik': '../shared/src', 'Ext': '../touch/src', 'Cm': 'app' }); // </debug>
app.name=Cm app.framework=touch app.shared = ${app.dir}/../shared/ app.classpath=${app.dir}/app.js,${app.dir}/app,${app.shared}
When I investigate the production app.js generated by Sencha CMD I can find the shared/generic store in there. So why is the application looking for it somewhere else as well? .
My question is, how should we deal with this? Is this even possible? I can get rid of the 404's by removing the stores from the store configuration in app.js but then the store events stop working. If I then put the stores in the requires section of the class that makes use of the store the events don't work.
Other shared/generic items in other namespaces, such as components, work fine and don't cause any problems at all. Also when we're coding the build works fine. It's only the build part that seems to go wrong.
We're using ST2.1 with Sencha CMD 220.127.116.11.
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4 Dec 2012 3:39 AM #3
I'm requiring the store in the app.js. I've also tried requiring in the class where we actually need the store but that didn't seem to help either
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Same problem here
I'm dealing with the same problem. Isn't it possible to define more than one path for different sub-apps? Something like this:
Ext.Loader.setPath({ Ext: 'touch/src', FirstApp: 'app', SecondApp: 'external/SecondApp/app' });
Even the build process itself is completely error- and notice-free. Only when starting the app (built, packaged and minified) the paths to the SecondApp's files are not correct.
Let's say we have this cotroller: SecondApp.controller.ExampleController (actual path: [rootDirectory]/external/SecondApp/app/controller/ExampleController), then it is tried to be accessed by FirstApp.controller.SecondApp.controller.ExampleController. (actual path: [rootDirectory]/app/controller/SecondApp/controller/ExampleController)
In the app.js I defined the controller like this: SecondApp.controller.ExampleController. Obviously SecondApp is not interpreted correctly as a newly defined path, but as a suffix to FirstApp.controller.
So what's the problem with the build process here? How can we fix this?
1 Feb 2014 2:22 AM #5
did you ever find the solution to that problem?
3 Feb 2014 12:09 AM #6
Hello,I'm not sure if it's a solution or a workaround. Anyway what we currently do is set the path to the other namespace using the following construction:Code:
Ext.Loader.setPath({ 'otherApp': 'path/to/other/app'});Code:
constructor: function() { Ext.create('otherApp.store.StoreName', { storeId: 'yourStoreIdHerePlease' }); this.callParent(arguments); },
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this has helped me very much.
Now it's working.
It would be really interesting how we can register an external store within the app.
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Carmi Faith Tabernacle Church will host a revival at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 8 and Saturday, Feb. 9. Pastors Joseph and Carolyn Dutton of River Ministries Church in Elizabethtown will be featured during the event.
Refreshments will be served after each service. Pastor Helen Whitney invites all to attend.
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To illustrate a simple example, when I encounter the word "claustrophobia", what I already knew is the left part "claustro-" means "small and enclosed", and I want to discover if "-phobia" has a fixed meaning of "fear". So if I have a word-list, I can search all the words that has "-phobia" and look up their meanings to confirm my guess.
Perhaps there are other reasons I need a word-list. For example, I sometimes want to discover questions like which words has the form "xxyyzz" (like bookkeeper) or which words has the part "ijk" (Dijkstra).
I've found a few word-lists but they are too small to include more complicated words like names of famous person and places, technical terms or obscure words.


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"Taking one foot and putting it in front of the other, that is the only way to travel forward...If however you take steps forward whilst looking backward; well -then you will fall over because you end up tripping over something you would easily have seen if looking where you were going in the first place. So, when looking back just stay still for a moment, allow yourself to reflect, but then you must at some point turn around and just keep moving - or you will stagnant on the spot which means going nowhere at all." Jacquelene
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I have an OpenWrt 10.03, and I need to update my dynamic DNS account (e.g., OpenDNS or DYNDNS) when my IP changes. How can I do this from the terminal?
You could look at using inadyn, a client to update your DNS entries.
There is a page about it on the DynDNS support site.
Alternatively, there is this line[1]:
[1] Untested: from commandlinefu: http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/2492/update-dyndns.org-with-your-external-ip.
If you have a recent version of openwrt and you have a package called luci-app-ddns where you can configure it on your web management console. Also check the OpenWrt documentation on this issue.


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The house is filled with thousands of objects made by leading artists, designers and craftsmen, nearly all on the tiny scale of 1:12. From life below stairs to the high-society setting of the saloon and dining room, no detail was forgotten. Among the most striking features of Queen Mary's Dolls' House are the library, bursting with original works by the top literary names of the day, a fully stocked wine cellar and a garden created by Gertrude Jekyll. The Dolls' House even includes electricity, running hot and cold water, working lifts and flushing lavatories.
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