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Carmen Titus
Leif Lisec sits down with Carmen Titus, who will be playing in the Symetra Tour when it comes to Kansas City.
Chiefs Packing For Training Camp
As training camp approaches, the Chiefs are loading up to head to St. Joseph's. Mick Shaffer speaks with the individual responsible for getting the team ready.
Piper Football
Two of the last three seasons, the Pirates have won at least ten games. Will they keep that going this fall? Rebecca Dunn is in Piper to find out.
The Vlog: Butterflies
The butterflies are ready to fly, Katie gets a putting lesson and Leif says goodbye to his Vlog partner.
Old School Basketball
A pair of former Jayhawks use their camp to get back to the fundamentals of the game of basketball.
Bonner Springs Football
The Braves have been consistently strong recently, but with a new coach taking over in Bonner Springs, will the black and orange have continued success?
Mini Pitch
Sporting Kansas City continues to help grow the game of soccer with a new mini pitch program. Dave Stewart reports.
Zainab Sanni
This Jayhawk runner will have the chance to represent Nigeria in Rio this August. We spoke with her after qualifying for the Olympics.
NAIA Showcase
Area athletes were given an opportunity to show what they have before college recruiters.
Chandler Gallagher
A change of schools mid-golfing career, but her change of scenery has made her feel at home back in KC.
Wiggins McLemore Basketball Camp
A pair of NBA standouts head back to Lawrence to share their skills with aspiring Jayhawk fans.
Daina Levy
The Jayhawk thrower speaks about the opportunity to represent Jamaica in the Summer Olympics.
Nate Hibbeler
After beating cancer, Nate Hibbeler has his eyes set on enjoying life as a college student.
Kansas Track & Field Headed to Rio
Kansas Track & Field Coach speaks with the media about the Jayhawks headed for Rio.
Police Hoops
A league run and operated by Police Officers is helping reach out to kids in the community.
The Vlog: Caterpillers/Balloon Update
Katie and Leif update us on the success or lack thereof with their balloon launch and some critters join the office.
James Krause
Faced with tremendous challenges, James has continued to press forth in mixed martial arts.
Lee's Summit West Football
Vinny Careswell is taking over as only the second coach in Titans football and if history repeats itself, Careswell will end the year with a state title.
Kathleen Ludwig
The new Bishop Miege volleyball coach has strong ties to the Stag program and hopes to continue the legacy of the most successful team in state history.
Nonnie Justice
Getting knocked around by her brothers pushed Nonnie to the sport of wrestling and she has taken to it and taken off.
Summer Means the Return of College Football
Even though we are in the midst of summer, college football is just around the corner. How do we know for sure? The SEC held their media days on Monday. Dave Stewart reminisces about covering the Skywriters Tour.
Youth Football Camp
July is the final month without football for the year, but that isn't stopping some Kansas City area youth from getting out and learning even more about the game.
Tess Relihan's Return
The Stars soccer program is one of the best in the country and while the Black and Gold have been winning titles in recent years, Tess Relihan has had to sit on the sidelines with injuries, but she's on the mend back to being a threat for St. Teresa's.
Terian Humphrey Phoner
A member of the 2004 U.S. Gymnastics team, Terian Humphrey gives our Dave Stewart a sneak peak at what's to come from the 2016 squad headed to Rio in August.
Besler, Zusi Find Rhythm After National Team Duty
After returning from Copa America, Matt Besler and Graham Zusi have made an impact for Sporting KC.
Spencer Named Area's Best Boys Golfer Again
The Shawnee Mission East Golfer repeats as the Kenneth Smith Award winner for the best boys golfer in the Kansas City area.
MMA Fighter Megan Anderson Making a Name for Herself
A half-world away, Megan Anderson has taken her Australian roots and set them into Kansas City to great results.
Community Steps Up to Help Coach After House Fire
For Rockhurst Head Soccer Coach, Chris Lawson, the tragedy of losing his home has been replaced with the goodwill of the Hawklet community.
Austin Chambers
Former standout linemen for Shawnee Mission West has returned from his Mission work and is ready to take on Major College Football after a two-year pigskin hiatus.
Flanagan Family Tennis
Shea and Brady Flanagan are making Connecticut their home-away-from-home, but haven't forgotten the Overland Park roots that gave this sister and brother tandem so much of their skills.
Truman Stadium
Not only has Truman never had a true home football stadium, but they played their home games at their rival's field. That changes this year. Mick Shaffer takes a tour in Independence.
The Baseball Union Celebrates its 50th Anniversary
Dave Stewart writes about the 50th anniversary of the Major League Baseball Players' Association and what it has done for the players and the sport.
Alec Burks
Five years ago, Alec Burks' dream was made when the Utah Jazz drafted him in the first round. Burks hasn't forgotten about that moment and the area that he grew up, as he hosts his yearly camp in his alma mater's gym.
KU Swimming at Olympic Trials
The Jayhawks will be represented well at the Team USA Trials, as Chelsie Miller and Libby Walker hope to keep their dreams for Rio alive.
Angie Annelus
The Grandview track alum left the Kansas City metro with a whole host of records when she went to UCLA. Now after her freshman campaign, she has her eyes set on accomplishing so much more for the Bruins and beyond. Dave Stewart has more.
Amy Fangman
This coach knows the best way to keep the line of Kansas City elite tennis players going is to keep going no matter the season. Kennetra Pulliams reports from Shawnee.
Udoka Azubuike
One of the newest freshmen to cause a stir plans to make an impact on this upcoming basketball season for the Jayhawks, but there's no need to fear his time at Kansas will be just one season. Leif Lisec has more from Lawrence.
Rod Streater
The Chiefs newest wide receiver is ready to take off this upcoming NFL season, but before he soars at Arrowhead this fall, he helped a special group learn about math, science and flight.
Bubba Starling
The Royals made the area phenom the 5th overall pick in the 2011 MLB Draft, however, he's still in the minor leagues and he has a good idea why.
Harbaugh Satellite Camp
The University of Michigan's Head Football Coach made his way to Blue Springs South High School for a satellite camp. Katie Falco has more with the head Wolverine.
Cheslor Cuthbert
Chelsro Cuthbert has been holding down Third base while Mike Moustakas is out for the year. Mick Shaffer sits down with the Rookie infielder.
Paige Parker
The All-American softball pitcher for Oklahoma and Truman High returned to our studio after winning the NCAA Softball National Title.
GKCFCA All-Star Game
6/16/16 - Check out this year's GKCFCA All-Star Game as the best high school football players from Kansas and Missouri square off!
Danny Duffy Sit Down
Mick Shaffer sits down with the Royals lone lefty starter who's making his mark since coming out of the bullpen.
Interview With Whit Merrifield
Off to one of the best starts for a Royals newcomer, Mick Shaffer catches up with the versatile rookie.
Roundball Classic
The annual charity basketball game is Thursday, June 16th. The voice of Texas Tech Athletics and Kansas Alumni, Brian Hanni, sits down with Leif Lisec to discuss this year's upcoming event.
Carlie Queen
National record-holder in high jump, Carlie Queen has her sights set on pushing herself to new heights. Kennetra Pulliams has more.
Josh Jackson Has Landed
The #1 recruit in the nation has landed in Lawrence. And he didn't disappoint in his first scrimmage. Both on the court and off. Mick Shaffer has his story.
Riley Pint Drafted
Picked 4th overall in Thursday night's MLB Draft, Riley Pint made history again. Mick Shaffer was with the All-American flamethrower.
Joey Wentz Drafted
The hard-throwing lefty from Shawnee Mission East was selected 40th overall Thursday night by the Atlanta Braves. Kyle Haas caught up with him moments after being picked.
Haley Hynes
After dominating in high school, she's ready to stack herself against the world's best at the U.S. Trials.
Center Circle: Stoppage Time
Nick Garcia and Andy Edwards discuss the idea of a permanently combining Copa America with teams from North and South America.
Watson Challenge
It took a playoff to finally decide the winner of the 2016 Watson Challenge. Mick Shaffer recaps all the action.
St. Teresa's Academy
The Stars are Queens of Class 4 soccer again, picking up their second-straight championship.
Sion Soccer
The Storm topped the top team in Missouri Class 3 soccer to claim the title once again.
Dozier to Join Royals?
The Royals have dipped into the minors quite a bit in the early going and Hunter Dozier might be the next to join the defending World Champs.
Joey Wentz Expects to Hear Name
Ahead of this week's MLB Amateur Draft, Joey Wentz expects to hear his name early, but until then will keep working to be the best.
MSHSAA State Track Meet
Several area athletes had banner performances at the State Track meet, Katie Falco recaps the action.
Eibner's Arrival With Royals Spans Emotional Spectrum
Dave Stewart writes about Brett Eibner's call up to the Royals.
What's New In Golf Technology?
It is that time of year when golfers are looking for the latest toys and gadgets to help improve their game. Everything from the latest long-distance drivers, hot irons, and putters to the latest in range-finder technology to help golfers accurately judge their distances to greens and hazards is new and improved. Brad Porter took a trip to talk with the experts at Golfsmith to get a peek into what is new and exciting in golf.
Golfer's Battle with Cancer Inspires Hope
Brad Porter tells us about a golfer at Rutgers University-Camden who battled cancer, and Brad's own mother's cancer struggles.
The Vlog: Waterslides
Katie enlists the help of Mick Shaffer and Kyle Haas to take on the world's tallest outdoor waterslide.
Lee's Summit Soccer
The Tigers have been the front-runners in the Missouri's big class rankings, but it will be for nothing if they don't bring home a trophy this week at state.
Craig Klos
For nearly forty years, Craig Klos has been tending to the injuries of star athletes and regular folks. Leif Lisec has his story.
Dave Wednt
One of the greatest pitchers in Sunflower League history catches up with Dave Stewart.
SM East Swimming
The Lancers again found themselves atop the Kansas State Swimming podium, can SM East go on another dynasty run, Katie Falco checks in from Prairie Village.
Hy-Vee Athlete of the Week: Cailey Grunhard
Cailey Grunhard has been crushing records at the Kansas State Swimming and Diving Meet. Her most recent performance was enough to earn Athlete of the Week, Katie Falco reports from Bishop Miege.
Katie and Leif's Inspiration for the Newsroom
Katie and Leif get inspiration for an experiment for the whole newsroom.
High School Roundup
Leif Lisec and Kennetra Pulliams take you around the Kansas City Metro Area for some of the best high school highlights in the final High School Roundup of the season.
Mitch Cooper
KU had to go halfway around the world to find Mitch Cooper. But it paid off as the Australian is poised to be a champion in America. Mick Shaffer has his story.
D.C. United vs. Sporting Kansas City Preview
Sporting Kansas City continues to struggle to score and with a match-up versus D.C. United looming, they'll have to figure things out soon.
Rodney McGruder
The former Kansas State standout is carving out an impressive D-League resume in hopes of making it to the big show.
Chiefs OTA Day 2
It's the second day of OTAs for the Chiefs and Dave Stewart has your camp breakdown.
Mill Valley
The Jaguars are just three wins in a row away from making history in the 2015-2016 school year.
Avrie Jones
This Liberty Track and Field athlete hopes to have a busy weekend ahead of her at State in Jefferson City. Kennetra Pulliams has more.
Blue Valley vs. Shawnee Mission West
05/24/16 - In a Kansas 6A state quarterfinal girls soccer game, the Blue Valley Tigers take on the Shawnee Mission West Lady Vikings.
Bills, NFL Could Take Lessons From Royals, Sporting KC
Brad Porter takes a look at how different professional sports teams and leagues handle the amount of access the media has to a team.
Andy Studebaker
The former Chiefs linebacker continues to work to find a roster spot in the NFL. However, his life hasn't been perfect since his time with KC. Dave Stewart has more.
Symetra Tour
The LPGA's Symetra Tour will be stopping in Kansas City this summer and picked a new location for the tournament to be showcased at. Mick Shaffer has more from Staley Farms.
Karyla Middlebrook
The former Blue Springs standout is back in her hometown gym as she prepares for life at Kansas State after graduating early from Alabama this spring. Kennetra Pulliams from Blue Springs.
OTA Recap Day 1
The Chiefs began OTAs on Tuesday and they are ready to get started on 2016. Leif Lisec reports.
KSHSAA Swimming Recap
Another dominating performance by the KC-area teams this past weekend at State. Katie Falco has the full pool coverage.
Back to High School
Katie and Leif head back to St. Thomas Aquinas home of the Saints and a not-so-spotless record of Katie Falco.
Young Golfers Showcase at Vizant/Cosnotti Memorial
Golfers from the ages of six to 17 tee off in the Everett Vinzant/John Cosnotti Memorial Junior Golf Tournament at Skyes Lady Overland Park Golf Course.
Royals Are Near .500 and Just Fine
The Royals may just be about a quarter through their season and they are just over .500. Dave Stewart says there is no reason to worry. He breaks down the season thus far.
Jordan Eckley Package
Hopping from school-to-school in the metro has made the path to professional baseball an unorthodox, but rewarding one.
PDGA Women's Global Event
The PDGA Women's Global Event was in Kansas City recently and the sport continues to gain traction with competitors and spectators alike.
Rhett Bollinger with Brad Porter
The Minnesota Twins beat reporter was with Brad Porter to talk the upcoming Royals-Twins series.
Mark Simoneau Training
The former NFL Linebacker is spending his days still involved in the game, training several players trying to catch-on in the league.
Max Kurzban Tennis Story
It's tennis to the max at Blue Valley West. The Jaguars netted an EKL Title - and served up another ace at Regionals - which is nothing like last year. Dave Stewart has the story.
May 20, 2016 Highlights
Check out some of the best high school sports highlights from the Greater Kansas City Metro area.
Hy-Vee Athlete of the Week: Sam Parrott
Sam Parrott had a great performance at the state golf tournament, making him our Hy-Vee Athlete of the Week.
Piper Swimming
Taylor DeWitt skipped out on one of the last chances to socialize with her classmates. She sacrificed the grad night lock-in for a good night's sleep as she had to be up early to travel to Topeka for the state swim meet. Kennetra Pulliams has more.
St. Teresa's Academy Lacrosse
One star not only has lacrosse skills, but also musical skills. Kennetra Pulliams has more.
Jordan Eckley
A three-sport star at Barstow, the Mid-America Nazarene athlete is excelling this spring in one sport.
Katie and Leif Battle
This week, Leif and Katie battle it out on the drag strip at Heartland Park in Topeka - with the help of NHRA stars Courtney Force, Del Worsham and J.R. Todd.
High School Roundup: May 20, 2016
In this edition of High School Roundup, Mick Shaffer and Kennetra Pulliams check into regionals for baseball, softball and soccer. Also, we look at St. Teresa's lacrosse team and the state swimming coverage.
Going for the Three-peat
After zero titles in school history, Mill Valley looks for its third this school year.
Center Circle: Stoppage Time
Nick Garcia and Andy Edwards break down Jurgen Klinsmann's options for Copa American Centenario without forward Jozy Altidore.
Cooper Patterson Receives Steve Little Scholarship
Dave Stewart writes about Cooper Patterson, the latest recipient of the Steve Little Scholarship at SM South.
Garrett Appier Breaking Records
Pittsburg State's Garrett Appier has a famous last name, but he's breaking records in a totally different sport than his father's. Mick Shaffer has the "shots" from Pittsburg.
Addie Merrick Soccer Story
Louisville wanted her, Purdue pursued her, Kentucky also showed interest - but in the end - Addie Merrick wants to Rock Chalk. She likes KU's style of play and the program's evaluation of the total player - not just what shows up on the stat sheet.
Alison Walls Soccer
It's easy to spot Alison Walls, it's not the platinum blinde ponytail blowing in the owind - but rather by the accessory on her right leg that she isn't letting slow her down - as the Park Hill soccer team is streaking towards the first start title in program history.
Andy Spencer Golf
The Shawnee Mission East golf practice had a sense of purpose this week; the Lancers wanted to get their work done in time to support classmate Joey Wentz, one of the best pitching prospects in the country. The projected top five pick is a blockbuster attraction - but the golf team is far cutting room floor material - Leif Lisec rolls the credits.
Hy-Vee Athlete of the Week: Katie Born
Shawnee Mission Northwest Sophomore Molly Born is the reigning state cross country champ. Meanwhile, older sister Katie is excelling in another sport and beyond. Brad Porter has the story.
Noah Green Hurdles
Blue Valley Southwest Sophomore Noah Green says his greatest track and field accomplishment was finishing 3rd at the Junior Olympics in the 400 meter hurdles last Summer. Next month he'll go to California in hopes of qualifying for the Junior Worlds Team - but first he has to redeem himself in Wichita.
High School Roundup: May 13, 2016
In this edition of High School Roundup, Mick Shaffer and Kennetra Pulliams take us into all the high school weekend action including the third ranked girl's soccer team in the nation!
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Center Circle: Stoppage Time
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New Baseball Field, Thanks To Ripken Foundation
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Turner Girls Soccer
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Craig Sager Publicly Fights Cancer Battle
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Pint a Top Pitching Prospect
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Center Circle: Stoppage Time
Nick Garcia and Andy Edwards discuss how referees should communicate with players on the field after Brad Evans' red card on Saturday.
Coached App
If you've ever wanted to be coached up like the pros, now the Royals are giving you the chance. Kennetra Pulliams has more from Kauffman Stadium.


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Table of Contents
- Liver Disease Facts
- What is liver disease?
- What is liver disease? (Continued)
- What are the causes of liver disease (alcohol and cirrhosis)?
- What are the causes of liver disease (drug-induced liver disease)?
- What are the causes of liver disease (hepatitis and others)?
- What are the causes of liver disease (cancer and others)?
- What are the risk factors for liver disease?
- What are the symptoms of liver disease?
- When to seek medical care for liver disease
- How is liver disease diagnosed?
- What is the treatment for liver disease?
- What are the complications of liver disease?
- Can liver disease be prevented?
- What is the outlook for a patient with liver disease?
How is liver disease diagnosed?
The precise diagnosis of liver disease involves a history and physical examination performed by a health care professional. Understanding the symptoms and the patient's risk factors for liver disease will help guide any diagnostic tests that may be considered.
Sometimes history is difficult, especially in patients who abuse alcohol. These patients tend to minimize their consumption, and it is often family members who are able to provide the correct information.
Liver disease can have physical findings that affect almost all body systems including the heart, lungs, abdomen, skin, brain and cognitive function, and other parts of the nervous system. The physical examination often requires evaluation of the entire body.
Blood tests are helpful in assessing liver inflammation and function.
Specific liver function blood tests include:
- AST and ALT ( transaminase chemicals released with liver cell inflammation);
- GGT and alkaline phosphatase (chemicals released by cells lining the bile ducts);
- bilirubin; and
- protein and albumin levels.
Other blood tests may be considered, including the following:
- complete blood count (CBC), patients with end stage liver disease may have bone marrow suppression and low red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. As a result, patients with cirrhosis may have bleeding;
- INR blood clotting function may be impaired due to poor protein production and is a sensitive measure of liver function;
- lipase to check for pancreas inflammation;
- electrolytes, BUN and creatinine to assess kidney function; and
- ammonia blood level assessment is helpful in patients with mental confusion to determine whether liver failure is a potential cause.
Imaging studies may be used to visualize, not only the liver, but other nearby organs that may be diseased. Examples of imaging studies include:
- CT scan (computerized axial tomography),
- MRI (magnetic resonance imaging), and
- ultrasound (sound wave imaging, which is especially helpful in assessing the gallbladder and bile ducts.
Liver biopsy may be considered to confirm a specific diagnosis of liver disease. Under local anesthetic, a long thin needle is inserted through the chest wall into the liver, where a small sample of liver tissue is obtained for examination under a microscope. Continue Reading
Fauci, Anthony S., et al. Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine. 17th ed. United States: McGraw-Hill Professional, 2008.
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Glasgow 2014: Para-athletes and able-bodied compete together
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i wish i was that pillow
I would love to change that dirty diaper.
that's the way I prefer to cum in soggy messy diapers, even better if a buddy has put his on me to cum in while humping...love to hump
I still do that. is so much better if I am wet or messy, or have a big ol plug in my bottom. mmmmm
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After an unsuccessful end to his U.S. Senate run, Congressman Bob Turner (R-Middle Village) quickly refocused on his House duties rather than brood over the what-ifs.
"There is no time to sit around and lick our wounds," said Turner, who lost the June 26 primary to conservative lawyer Wendy Long. "I entered the race thinking that I was the strongest candidate to deliver the Republican votes needed in November. That being said, the voters disagreed, case closed. That's the way the system works. There is no point in agonizing over it."
Turner campaigned against Long and Nassau County Comptroller George Maragos for the Republican nomination to challenge Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) in November.
But low voter turnout and the Conservative Party's backing of Long spelled defeat for Turner, who ended up with 48,908 votes to Long's 69,610.
According to Associated Press returns, Long took every upstate county in her double-digit win, while Turner was able to nab victories in his home turf of Brooklyn and Queens.
"We were disappointed in the turnout," he said. "As it turned out, the way the vote broke was not to our advantage at all."
The congressman said that while the results were not what he was hoping for, he is intent on supporting Long during her campaign leading up to the fall election — one Turner believes puts two different candidates against each other.
"We'll get our team out there to shoulder a lot of the workload. Long is the standard bearer of the Republican Party and we pledge to get on with the unity and get the big job done," he said. "We have a pretty classic distinction here between a big government, big spending liberal Democrat and a smaller government, pro-business Republican."
Turner also blasted Gillibrand for backing President Barack Obama's health care bill, which was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court last Thursday.
"She [Gillibrand] constantly votes right down her party line," he said. "As for the health care bill, this has got to be one of the dumbest and worst laws ever cobbled together by a hurried Congress. It was a mess and the Supreme Court somehow made it even more of a mess. The most elegant thing we can do is to repeal this thing in total."
Turner is best known for winning the 2011 special election in the 9th Congressional District to replace former Rep. Anthony Weiner, who resigned in the wake of a sexting scandal. Turner pulled out a surprising victory in that election in the solidly Democratic district.
He decided to run for the Senate in March after his district faced elimination in the state's redistricting process.
As for what he will do when redistricting takes shape in two years, Turner said he would prefer to focus on the job at hand in Congress.
"This is a really interesting time in the House and I'm going to be working hard on that for a while. There is more than enough time to decide," said Turner, adding in response to a question that a run at mayor is most likely not in the cards. "I don't know anything about mayor-ing."
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Items listed later tonite..
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Back online after a major laptop malfunction. Still trying to recover a load of files from my old hard drive but slowly getting there. Coming up in the next few weeks will be some of these auction items,Thunder signed drumhead and Bluray, a guitar signed by Black Stone Cherry, Halestorm and Shinedown from the Carnival of Madness tour, some signed Reef items, Colour of Noise signed drum head, Toseland signed drumhead, Black Stone Cherry signed drum head, a 5 Seconds of Summer signed guitar and a Magnum signed drum head. Keep an eye on the website and on the Twitter/Facebook/eBay pages for more info.
Also coming up on the 21st May we have a AGM and wee Rock Nite planned. Again, check out the Facebook page for details and if you're interested, drop us a mail.
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Another week, more items.
A small error in the listing for The Cadillac Three items meant the item was withdrawn and relisted. Sorry for any inconvenience.
We have up for auction the following items..
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Another few auction items have been sold. Many thanks again to everyone who looked and placed bids and congratulations to those with the winning bids.
We have up for auction the following items..
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Last night saw a wee trip through to St John's Hospital in Livingstone to deliver a cheque to the Special Care Baby Unit to help with the purchase of items for Baby Diaries. These Baby Diaries are written by the unit staff from the baby's perspective. This allows the parents to be more involved knowing what has happened at the times they haven't been able to be there. It is such a lovely thing to do and a lovely keepsake for the family. Funds will be used to purchase an instant camera and printer. This instant camera will help parents and family members by allowing them to take photos away with them and also for the SCBU staff to use in the diaries.
Many Thanks to Lindsey for arranging.
from the SCBU at St John's, Livingstone.
Another few auction items have been sold. Many thanks again to everyone who looked and placed bids and congratulations to those with the winning bids. Still running till Tuesday is the Judas Priest signed Gibson SG but this week we have up for auction the following items..
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08/02/16 - First batch of auction items have been sold. Many thanks to everyone who looked and placed bids and congratulations to those with the winning bids.This week we have up for auction the following items..
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28/01/16 - Tonight we have up for auction the following items..
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11/01/16 - Rockin for Tots has been shortlisted to be The Edinburgh Blues Club charity partner for 2016.
Many Thanks to the Edinburgh Blues Club for shortlisting us.
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03/01/16 - 2016 has just begun and here at RFTHQ we are looking forward to getting the new year off to a good start by donating some items and looking to do some fundraising to help purchase a CPAP ventilator. Still waiting to hear from the unit involved so should have more news on that soon. Nearer the end of January we will be auctioning off a few guitars we have, Judas Priest signed Gibson SG, Fall Out Boy signed Pete Wentz signature bass and a Jackson JS12 signed by Whitesnake and Black Star Riders. Might have some other bits in there as well so keep a lookout..
Happy New Year Folks
28/11/15 - Been a busy couple of weeks (again).. a few items up for auction, last 2 before Xmas finish tomorrow, next items will be up end of January.
Took a trip through to Glasgow on Tuesday with a rather nice Gibson SG to see the legendary Metal Gods, Judas Priest. Michael Schenker's Temple of Rock supporting...Tremendous show. Thanks to Jayne for organising, Heather for sorting out on the night and of course to Rob, Glenn, Ian, Scott and Richie for signing the guitar. Excellent wee bag of goodies too :)..
08/11/15 - Check out the auction page for some new items..
Stage used 22" bass drum head signed by Reef (includes a 12" head that's also signed)
The Cadillac Three signed 12" drum head, signed Tennessee Mojo CD and a sticker!!
..more on the way soon.
- Had a wee trip through to the Garage in Glasgow on the 23rd Oct to
see Glenn Hughes. Appearing with Glenn on drums was Pontus Engborg and
on guitar, the one and only Doug Aldrich so we obviously had to get a
guitar signed... and Gill had to get in on the picture. Many thanks to
Glenn, Doug and Pontus for taking the time to sign some items for us and
again to Alex at Orange Amps for helping out.
15/10/15 - New item up for auction on that well known site. The item is RFT#8, a white Jackson guitar signed by Black Star Riders and Europe. Click on the Auction link on the right to take you to our eBay Homepage and view the item listing.
06/10/15 - Its been
an eventful month or 2.. I'll keep it short..
- New item listed on the Auction page.
- Posted the next item for auction....
- Rockin' for Tots are pleased to announce
17/05/15 - Added a
donations page for anyone that would like to help out - you can donate a
little or a lot, if you want to hold a sponsored event, you can do that
too, just click on the MyDonate banner to visit our page.
25/04/15 - Collected a signed bass drum head from the guys in Reef when they played at the Liquid Room on the 4th April, dont think you will be able to play it tho, it's a bit burst... Thanks to Gary, Jack, Jesse and Dominic for the item and a great evenings entertainment.
08/03/15 - It's been
a busy weekend .....
26/02/15 - New item
up for auction tonite..... Epiphone Les Paul Special II signed by Glenn
Hughes, Andrew Watt, Slash and Zakk Wylde...
- Managed to get an extra signature -Zakk Wylde - complete with tiny
guitar drawing. Auctioned soon... watch this space.
- Looks like the last update on the site didn't work, so here's the next
one and the last one together...
- Happy New Year !!! Bit late I know but better late than
never, meanwhile, still waiting on RFT#7 to make its
way back to us, hopefully soon so we can auction it off.
15/12/14 - Update -
Managed to get a guitar signed By Glenn Hughes and Andrew Watt of
California Breed at their recent show in Glasgow. The
guitar is currently on a road trip and is on holiday in Brighton after a
wee trip to Wales and then London. I have heard it has a couple of other
signatures on it but until it gets back, it will remain unconfirmed.
Many Thanks to Jamie, Alex, Shawn, Dan and Glenn for helping out with
this one, it was a difficult one :) .
16/11/14 - Posted up the first item for auction - check out the auction page for details
07/11/14 - A visit to The Arches in Glasgow to see Joanne Shaw Taylor and Bernie Marsden. Great show from both, even managed to get a couple of guitar straps signed.
- we took a guitar and some drum skins along to the
SECC Hydro in Glasgow and got them signed by Black Stone Cherry,
Airbourne and Theory of a Deadman. These items will be auctioned off
soon. Many thanks to Mark and Joe for helping out.


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The back of these shoes is way too high, it caused a blister on my heel within the first 10 minutes of a run. I had to take them off to get back home. Other than the back of the shoe being designed horribly, they fit like a glove. Although they did hurt my arch after running as well. Not impressed. ... read more
I want to love them, they are the comfiest, but they squeak soooo much it's ridiculous! I work at a hospital and everywhere I go it sounds like I have water in my shoes. For $180 a pair they should not squeak like that. Also when training indoors the insole slips within the shoe. So disappointed. ... read more
These alpha bounce shoes are very comfortable and lightweight. I bought a men's 8 since that's what I have in other adidas and I thought they might be a little too big at first, but after breaking in they're great. ... read more
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This is such a great shoe for many reasons. Firstly the design is what attracts people but it is so much more. The shoe fits like a glove, the interior grips your foot perfectly almost like a sock and feels very stable and firm on the feet. The overall feel of the shoe is very comfortable so if you are worried about the fit, don't be. This is a complete masterpiece of a shoe and it is what we come to expect from adidas, all from a very affordable price. ... read more
These shoes ran stiff and the edge of the front inside rubbed on my pinky toe so much that they were very painful to run in. I thought I would like this more structured shoe than the ultra boost. But I prefer the ultra boost and will return these to get another pair of ultra boost. ... read more
I've run in Supernova Sequence shoes for a few years, and every time the old pair are ready to "retire," the newer versions just blow me away with all the improvements! Great reflective material on the sides of the runner, and amazingly comfortable with outstanding support as always. These fit like a glove! ... read more
I honestly couldn't be happier with this purchase I am a absolutely in love with this shoe. This shoe is extremely comfortable and very stylish. If you are thinking about buying any shoe from Adidas.com remember all Adidas shoes are nicer in person. I am so exited to wear these out for a run and even to wear casually thank you so much Adidas for your stylish shoes keep up the great work! I will always be a fan of Adidas. #TEAMADIDAS! ... read more
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Kevin Wilkerson of North Liberty passed away at University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics on Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012.
He is survived by his wife Natlie Kay Wilkerson; a daughter, Genevieve (and Jason) Migala; a grandson, Jackson Migala; and siblings Bob and Ann Wilkerson of Ottumwa, Norm and Sandy Wilkerson of Cedar Rapids, Cindy and Bill Wall of Minnesota, Dan and Kim Wilkerson of North Liberty, and Janice Wilkerson of Columbus, Ohio.
Kevin was the son of Shirley and Ed Wilkerson of Ottumwa.
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SOLON– Rylee Smith shot only two free throws against Central DeWitt.
They came with five seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, and the Lady Spartans needed them to break a 37-37 tie.
Smith sank them both. They were the second and third point scored by Solon in the fourth quarter of a game which the Lady Spartans controlled in the first half, and almost let slip away in the second.
Solon's girls defeated Central DeWitt, 39-37, last week at home, then traveled to Manchester Friday for a 53-35 thumping over West Delaware.
Hunter Jones, 7, told Santa she wants a parrot and a trampoline for Christmas. She was visiting jolly old St. Nick at Bridge Community Bank in Solon.
Kathleen M. Wright, 50, of Swisher, passed away Friday, Dec. 7, 2012, at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics due to injuries sustained from a car accident on Oct. 4.
Funeral Mass was held Dec. 12 at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, Hiawatha, with Father Mark Ressler and Deacon Dennis Mulherin officiating. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery.
Kathleen Marie Wright was born on March 1, 1962, to Caroll and JoAnn (Murphy) Clauson in Cedar Rapids. She was united in marriage to Bruce David Wright on June 3, 1989, in Cedar Rapids.
Jan Louise (Berry) Hieber, 71, of rural Iowa City, died Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2012, at the Solon Care Center.
Funeral services were held Dec. 19 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Iowa City with burial and grave dedication at Oakland Cemetery, Solon.
Online condolences can be sent to her family through the web at www.gayandciha.com.
Marjeane Lynne Easley was born on July 16, 1954, in Jacksonville, N.C., the daughter of Margaret Kunkel and Eugene Kunkel. She passed from this life on Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2012, in Payson, Ariz., having reached the age of 58.
A prayer service for the family will be held at 4 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 21, at the Henderson-Barker Funeral Home in West Branch. The family will receive friends from 5-7 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 21, at the funeral home. Online condolences may be made to the family at hendersonbarkerfuneralhome.com.
Elmer Grissel Jr., 91, of Cedar Rapids, died Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012, at Living Center West, Cedar Rapids. Private services were held at Murdoch-Linwood Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Cedar Rapids. Burial was at Rogers Grove Cemetery.
He was almost a lifelong member of Trinity United Methodist Church.
Local survivors include his son Timothy (Gayle) Grissel of Solon.
Edwin James "Ted" Choate Jr. of LeClaire, died Thursday, Dec. 13, 2012, in Rock Island, Ill.
Ted was born on Sept. 12, 1932, in Chicago, to Edwin J. and Ruth (Sharky) Choate. He graduated from the University of Illinois with a degree in pharmacy. He worked as a pharmacist for over 50 years and was president of Mays Drug Inc.
Earlier in life he served in the United States Navy, stationed in Cuba, where he met his wife of over 57 years, Lois Rose Pin.
Ted and Lois were members of Our Lady of the River Catholic Church in LeClaire.
Daniel J. Besler, of Milpitas, Calif., passed away at his home in Milpitas on Dec. 2, 2012, surrounded by family and loved ones.
Dan was born in Dubuque, on Oct. 5, 1950, a twin to brother Dick, son of Margene (Reiff) and Urban J. Besler of Hopkinton. He grew up in rural Hopkinton, graduated from Western Dubuque High School, and enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1971. He spent much of his adult life at sea and living on land in California. In 1989, Dan met the love of his life, Trina Villicana and they married in 1991. After 21 years of service, Dan retired from the Navy in 1992.
Dr. Ronald F. Baldwin, 88, of Vinton, died Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012, at his home in Vinton. Private family services were held Dec. 13 with interment in Maplewood Cemetery, Vinton.
Ron was born March 2, 1935, in Charles City, the son of Fred M. and Irene L. White Baldwin. Ron served in the United States Army from 1957 until 1960, in the Army Security Agency. He was employed by Vinton Community Schools as an educator for more than 30 years, retiring in 1996. He also taught at Marble Rock School and Williamsburg Community Schools.


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As many as 50 migrants have been found dead inside a parked truck on a highway in Austria, according to police.
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A major change to the running of the CDF has been proposed and it is important that all interested stakeholders give their views through the consultation process. Hopefully this process will be a real opportunity, rather than a paper exercise, for stakeholders to provide views and advice that can make a difference.
These are the changes that Cancer Research UK would like to see. Certainly the proposal has some logic, but how new and existing drugs used to treat rarer cancers will be funded is not clear as they are unlikely to be a priority for NICE appraisal.
The recent publicity surrounding the proposed changes to the working patterns of junior doctors and the threat of imposition of a new contract has attracted recent attention. While there has been much speculation about how these changes will affect junior doctors across the NHS, as the body representing medical oncology, we feel that it is important to explain the potential impact that these changes will have on patients with cancer.
The attached statement spells out the specific concerns that changes to training will have for current and future medical oncologists who specialise in the development of new cancer treatments and the provision of systemic cancer therapies
We support our talented and hard working junior doctors. Their role is paramount to maintaining and improving the care our patients expect and deserve. The proposed contract as it stands will be a step back to poorer patient care.
We call for a complete reconsideration of planned changes that we believe will be detrimental to the short and long-term care of cancer patients. Furthermore, we do not believe that these proposed changes will address any perceived discrepancies in care across the seven day week.
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In light of the publication of the Independent Cancer Taskforce report, "Achieving world-class cancer outcomes: a strategy for England 2015-2020" in July, the ACP strategy was reviewed and updated.
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Can I merge an array, or remove duplicates from an array in PHP >=5.4 using a closure, in the same fashion as it can be done in Objective C using a block, or in C++ using a lambda ?
- Is it possible to use a predicate/closure/block/lambda as a parameter to such functions.
$a = array('blah','bleh');
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$arr = array_merge( function() use (&$a,&$b) { return $a == $b ? true : false; } );
(Above example is oversimplified, I want to do this for Objects).
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Watch Jimmy Fallon's Bob Dylan Version of Drake's Hotline BlingSurely you were wondering what it would sound like if Dylan covered Drake.
Watch President Obama 'Cover' Drake's 'Jumpman'Another unofficial President Obama-Drake mashup is making the rounds.
14 Things We're Looking Forward to in 2016From albums we hope will come from Frank Ocean and Drake to tours that we hope happen (hi, Guns N Roses!), here's some things to look forward to this year.
10 Biggest Music News Stories of 2015From Kanye's Presidential announcement to the Drake vs Meek Mill beef, here's a look at some of the most memorable musical in music in 2015.
Watch Amy Schumer, Bryan Cranston & More Read 'Hotline Bling' LinesKristen Wiig, Elizabeth Banks, Seth Rogen, Paul Dano and many others make an appearance in the video, which either has them singing lines or providing a more dramatic reading from Drake's hit.
This Blink-182 vs Drake Mashup is... Well... 'Hotline Blink'Titled "Hotline Blink," the mashup features Blink 182's "Adam's Song" vocals over Drake's mid-tempo smash "Hotline Bling."
5 Artists Who Hit No. 1 Late in Their CareersDrake may finally be getting a number one song, who else took their time in topping the charts?
Listen to this Amazing Drake/Danzig Mash-UpThe mash-up you never knew you needed.
Grandma Reads Drake Lyrics, Confusion, Hilarity Ensue"Chee town, chee town."


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