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Skip to comments.Poll: Lugar Trailing Mourdock By Five Points (Whoo Hoooooo)
Posted on 04/28/2012 5:27:22 AM PDT by LesbianThespianGymnasticMidget
Longtime Indiana Senator Dick Lugar is trailing state Treasurer Richard Mourdock by five points in the closely watched Republican primary, according to a new poll on behalf of Citizens United.
The survey shows Mourdock leading with 44 percent and Lugar at 39 percent, with nearly 17 percent of voters still undecided. Lugar supporters point out that Citizens United is backing Mourdock in the May 8 primary, however.
Both candidates have seen their favorable numbers plummet and the nastiness is expected to increase with less than two weeks left.
From Politico:
The Club for Growth has just reserved another $421,000 of TV time to batter Lugar, charging in a new spot that he is clinging to power, throwing mud.
Meanwhile, the pro-Lugar American Action Network is on the air with an ad attacking Mourdocks reckless mismanagement of state money as treasurer.
In recent days, the Lugar campaign has also launched a series of attacks against the Tea Party challenger, claiming Mourdock failed to report several owned properties while highlighting that he once supported the Fairness Doctrine.
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Well said. Too many here seem to want to have a tantrum and take the ball home. We have to focus on advancing conservatives at every level of government. We especially need to focus on Senate majority and pushing as far right as possible to get these reforms through.
Lugar is the Poster Child for Term Limits.
I'll bet a $1,000 that you are full of crap and that when Mourdock wins in the primary, that the pubbies get 100% behind him.
Put up or shut up.
But I want the money in a escrow account, and I'll put up the same $ 1,000.
I am so tired of you whiners with big mouths and no balls.
Put up the money.
Blow it out your arse. I have good reason to think that after what many in the GOP-E did in 2010. Bitch at them instead.
So I take it that you mean that "how much you wanna bet really means blow it out your ass" in dirtyboi girlyman, talk.
All mouth, dirtyboi, all mouth.
Better than your mouth, busily kissing RINO backside.
But go ahead - nitpick on me while the GOP-E is up to their usual dirty tricks.
I reported the other day that the Young Guns Network, a group led by two former top aides to House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, is spending $100,000 in the primary between Sen. Richard Lugar and state treasurer Richard Mourdock in a bid to protect the Indiana incumbent - and here's what some of that mail looks like.
A lit piece that the YG Network dropped focuses, as they'd said it would, on energy policy - but it is targeted to non-Republicans, as it reminds voters that Indiana's GOP primary is an open one in which Democrats and independents can vote. "Indiana does not have party registration," the mail piece says over a picture of a smiling child giving a thumbs-up sign. "You simply need to show up at your polling location on May 8, 2012 to vote for Senator Dick Lugar in the Republican Primary."
In case anyone didn't get the point, the piece adds, "You can vote in the May 8th Republican Primary election! The May 8th Election is open to all voters."
At other points ,the piece says Lugar, who is seen as facing an uphill battle against the conservative-backed insurgent, "has always represented mainstream Indiana values."
BTW, I heard that Anna Little is running again in NJ-06. The district was made a few points more conservative and Republican, so maybe she can beat Pallone this time.
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From the Archives: Flooding through the years
Spokane has seen its share of floods through the years, and The Spokesman-Review archives are full of the evidence.
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Flooding in Peaceful Valley in Spokane, Wash. in 1933.
The rampaging Spokane river, at the highest flood stage ever recorded since accurate records have been kept, was dealing destruction over a wide area and making many Spokane families homeless in 1933. Many homes had to be evacuated and scenes such as the one pictured were common as the rising waters caught residents off guard.
Flooding in Peaceful Valley in Spokane, Wash. in 1933.
Driven from their homes by the rising waters of the Spokane River, shack dwellers on the east bank of the river near the Trent Avenue Bridge have been sleeping out in the open around a camp fire in 1938.
People drive through the floodwaters at 5th and Maple in Spokane, Wash. during a rainstorm in 1957.
Flooding at Main and Elm in Spokane, Wash.
Washout at Marne Bridge over Hangman Creek in Spokane, Wash. in 1957. The Bridge was open to one way traffic.
Peaceful Valley in Spokane, Wash. was well named after deluge forced evacuation of many residents in 1957. One of the city's lowest points, it bore the brunt of the runoff from higher parts of the city. Stalled car was abandoned by its owner.
Inland Empire highway near 11th Avenue in Spokane, Wash. was four inches deep in water after a fierce cloudburst. A miniature lake caused closure of the route in 1957. Water cascaded into the back yard of R. J. Logan's home.
Cars plow through deep water flowing from the hill into the 5th and Elm intersection in Spokane, Wash. in 1957.
Debris from an apartment cave in caused by flooding runs into a parked truck in Peaceful Valley, in Spokane, Wash. in 1957.
The view north on Cedar at Fourth when the runoff water still was choking helplessly overworked catch basins and storm sewers presented a soggy scene. A large part of the city was stunned by the fury of the storm.
Men sandbag the area around Superior Street in Spokane, Wash. in 1957, to contain the flooding.
Floodwater trap cars at Second and Maple in Spokane, Wash. in 1957.
Northtown residents are stranded at Francis and Cannon in Spokane, Wash. in 1964.
Curb-deep puddles can be seen in downtown Spokane, Wash. after a rainstorm in 1964.


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A splash of glamour and some extra cash were meant to be the brief rewards for Spurs in Europe. Then Christmas would come and the real business of winning the league title for the first time since 1961 would reclaim its hold on White Hart Lane.
This was the old-fashioned way: win your domestic championship then come over all cosmopolitan and head for the continent. But little about today's Tottenham Hotspur could be called linear, except Peter Crouch. In Harry Redknapp's universe Spurs are 4-0 down at Internazionale and lose 4-3; they trail by two at Arsenal and go home 3-2 winners; they squash Inter at home but lose on their own grass to Wigan – and away at West Ham and Bolton. A season ticket here brings the chance to observe at least two Tottenham personalities.
Which one would show up for the visit of Werder Bremen four days after the great counter-punch to Arsenal's jaw? Easy winners against weak German opposition, and six points off the lead in the Premier League, Spurs are dreaming of aboard and fantasising about home.
Europe suits them. This much we know already. It appeals to their aristocratic ethos and saves them from trips to England's north.
Caricatured as the ultimate London football man, Redknapp is even more at home in Europe, where individual creativity is less often snuffed out by mere rugged endeavour.
In the past week Redknapp has pumped up the idea of a serious title challenge. In Europe, success has driven the club to think more audaciously that they were entitled to when Internazionale led 4-0 at half-time at San Siro.
Spurs had not posted a clean sheet in 17 matches and shipped the same number of goals in eight outings prior to this, and yet here they are, advancing on two fronts, with Jermain Defoe back (off the bench) and so much confidence in their new fighting spirit that a former Arsenal captain (William Gallas) can wear the leader's armband.
One of Redknapp's assets is that players can't stop improving in his care. Younes Kaboul was a comparative journeyman until Spurs turned him into an international defender, summoned last week by France. Five minutes in, Kaboul impersonated a centre-forward, meeting Aaron Lennon's cross with a cool stroke of his instep.
The last frontier for Redknapp's man-management was to persuade Roman Pavlyuchenko that a football pitch is a space for running around, and with success has come a willingness by the Russian striker to break out of a trot. He displays no wish to resume his old role as impact sub and threw his gloves and chuntered as he was replaced by Defoe on 57 minutes. "I thought he was going to throw his gloves at me," Redknapp joked. After a 3-0 win even dissent is entertaining.
At the same time no current player expresses Redknapp's leanings better than Luka Modric, who scored moments before half-time. Gareth Bale, who tortured yet another right-back, missed a penalty to preserve dramatic tension before Crouch closed the deal with a third.
In the crushing of the European champions three weeks ago there were shades of another side managed by Rafa Benítez. Under him, Liverpool mastered the trick of excelling in Europe while chasing minor podium spots in the Premier League. Spurs may lack the quintet of European Cups but they have won three continental prizes – most recently, the 1984 Uefa Cup – so there is already a pedigree of having to leave these shores to prosper.
Which is not to say Real Madrid and Barcelona are only months away from falling under Spurs' wheels in the knockout rounds. Pundits will, though, pin a European label to this team. With their suspect defensive record few will think they are Premier League champions in waiting. Or not yet. Over 38 games, and with attrition so often the main factor, they may lack the consistent ruthlessness of teams who routinely overcome iconoclastic opposition.
But this season the less-rich have rebelled, which is why Redknapp fancies his chances of creeping past a few big names, November is too soon to announce the end of empires. Yet in Europe Spurs have already proved a mighty point. With their open style they risk an avalanche against top opposition but they are also more methodical now: less aimlessly artistic than Spurs teams of old and certainly more spiritually robust.
There will be dramas, be sure of that. The knockout stages now beckon for a side who sometimes get themselves in trouble and then get themselves back out again, often spectacularly. To watch a team grow and strive like this is a delight.


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The Dodgers have four players that could seriously be considered for the top spot on this list, and while I opted to keep Zach Lee in that spot, the players spurred some interesting discussions with scouts and front office folks. All four players are quality prospects that have a chance to impact the big league club in significant ways. After the big four, the Dodgers system falls off relatively and gets into a host of players with considerable warts, extreme developmental needs or limited ceilings. With the talent currently at the big league level, Dodgers fans shouldn't be too worried, but they will wan to keep tabs on the 2012 draft class, particularly guys like Corey Seager and Zach Bird, to make sure there is more in the pipeline for 2015 and beyond.
1. Zach Lee – RHP (Last Year's Rank: 1)
Lee repeats atop this list and while I seriously considered Chris Reed in this spot, Lee's extreme projection takes the day. Lee is a plus-plus athlete with a great pitcher's frame and quality present stuff. When he was originally drafted, some scouts believed Lee could be a frontline starter. Those projections have tempered some but Lee still looks the part of a high-end number three starter with a chance to be more and a very good likelihood of getting there.
2. Chris Reed – LHP (5)
A Stanford product, Reed relieved much of his college career and scouts questioned whether he would be able to transition to a starting role as a professional. Scouts reported that Reed reached 95 mph as a starter in 2012 and he backs it up with a quality slider and useable change-up. He has progressed nicely since signing and looks the part of a starter, possibly of the number three variety down the road.
3. Corey Seager – SS (NR)
If I really wanted to be aggressive, Seager would rate as the best prospect in the Dodgers system. He has good bloodlines and projection in both his hitting ability and power. He could be a dynamic offensive player that hits in the middle-of-the-order, giving him enough offensive upside to profile well no matter where he lands defensively. He has the instincts and athleticism for shortstop but if he fills out, he may be forced off the position to third base.
4. Yasiel Puig – OF (NR)
The Dodgers gave Puig $42 million after he defected from Cuba and established residency in Mexico. The contract seemed crazy by most accounts, but Puig's brief debut was impressive, showing the tools to become an impact player. Puig has 20-home potential and the potential to be an average hitter with quite a few strikeouts. His speed plays well in the field and he has a traditional right-field profile. Puig advanced quickly to High-A where he played 14 games in 2012 and he could spend a considerable part of the 2013 season in Double-A, making him a viable big-league option in 2014.
5. Joc Pederson – OF (10)
Pederson significantly improved his overall profile in 2012, taking on the appearance of a potential solid everyday player, rather than a fringe guy. His power began to play a little more and he projects to hit for good gap power with 15 home runs a year. He has solid speed and could steal 15 bases as well. Pederson's profile struggles defensively, as he is stretched a bit in center field and will need to max out his offensive potential to survive in left field. Pederson's game has developed quickly and he could continue that trend in 2013 by mastering Double-A.
6. Paco Rodriguez – LHP (NR)
The Dodgers second round pick in June, Rodriguez raced through the minor leagues and pitched eleven games in the big leagues for the Dodgers. Rodriguez attacks hitters with a 90-91 mph fastball and relies heavily on a cutter that comes in a couple miles an hour slower, but has excellent movement. His slider is a solid pitch that he can use effectively against both right and left-handed hitters. Rodriguez is definitely ready to succeed in the big leagues and he should be a big part of the Dodgers bullpen going forward.
7. Jesmuel Valentin – 2B/SS (NR)
A supplemental pick last summer, Valentin is the son of former big leaguer Jose Valentin, and his feel for the game is evident every time he steps on the field. At the plate, he is a quality hitter with the ability to move the ball around and drive it to the gaps. He has the potential to hit .280+ with plenty of doubles. With the ability to play shortstop in addition to second base, Valentin has a variety of options available to him and his feel for the game could allow him to move quickly.
8. Onelki Garcia – LHP (NR)
Already 23-years old, Garcia was caught in the middle of an awkward MLB scenario where he was declared eligible for the MLB draft after defecting from Cuba, but was then pulled out of the draft in 2011. He sat out until this year's draft and was popped in the third round by the Dodgers. Garcia has a solid-average fastball from the left side and he could tick up with a more consistent throwing program. His curveball flashes plus potential but his change-up needs work.
9. Jeremy Rathjen – OF (NR)
A long, lean athlete with excellent physical projection, Rathjen finally signed in 2012 after being drafted for the third time. Rathjen is an aggressive player whose tools play up because of his effort. He projects as an average hitter with average power and the ability to steal 10-15 bases a year. Scouts give Rathjen a chance to stick in center field but he could handle right field defensively, though his prospect stock would take a hit with the added offensive demands of the position.
10. Shawn Tolleson – RHP (12)
Though Tolleson pitched 40 games in the big leagues in 2012, he only amassed 37.2 innings, making him eligible for this list. His fastball reaches 95-96 mph when he needs to and he throws a cutter that can get in on left-handed hitters. His slider played a little better in 2012 and he can miss some bats when he sets it up well. Tolleson profiles as a potential setup man and he could help fill that role at times this year.
11. Chris Withrow – RHP (6)
A first-round pick in 2007, Withrow has endured a long and arduous path up the minor league ladder. Walks have consistently held him back and while he still lacks refined control, he throws enough strikes in relief to profile as a potential seventh inning guy. His fastball fits in the late innings, reaching as high as 98 mph at times, and his curveball is a dominating pitch when it's on. Withrow needs additional time in the minor leagues to continue his transition to the bullpen, but he could reach Los Angeles this year.
12. Zach Bird – RHP (NR)
Bird could be one of the Dodgers biggest sleepers form the 2012 draft class. He has a lean, projectable frame and solid present stuff. He is an aggressive pitcher that can reach 92-93 mph and sits at 90-91 with tons of projection for additional velocity. His curveball flashes plus potential and he occasionally shows some feel for a change-up, giving him the potential for three quality pitches and a good approach on the mound. Bird is very raw and will need developmental time, but he has the raw ingredients to become a frontline starter.
13. Tim Fedorowicz – C (13)
Federowicz has spent limited time in the big leagues each of the last two seasons and he is currently in line to be the primary backup catcher in LA in 2013. His defense and leadership stand out more than his bat, and he could be one of the better overall defensive catchers in the big leagues, if given the opportunity. He won't be a black hole at the plate either, with the potential to hit .270+ with 20 doubles and a solid approach; enough to allow him to contribute from the bottom of the order.
14. Jarret Martin – LHP (NR)
Martin arrived with Tyler Henson in exchange for left-hander Dana Eveland in 2011 and his arm strength stands out and earns praise from scouts. Throughout 2012, Martin showed the ability to reach 93-95 mph with his fastball and flash an impressive slider. He struggles to repeat his delivery and throw strikes consistently, but some scouts believe he could become a dominating late inning reliever in the not too distant future.
15. Ross Stripling – RHP (NR)
Stripling isn't a flashy prospect but he continues to get the job done and get outs. His fastball sits in the average range and reaches 94 on rare occasions when he really tries for more. His curveball and change-up both project as solid-average pitches and they play up because of his feel for pitching. Stripling profiles as a number four and he could reach the upper levels quickly and be on call for the big leagues.


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Disguising a Meat Substitute with Vegetarian Parm Heroesby Joseph Erdos in Recipes, Shows, January 23rd, 2014
The Chopped Dinner Challenge is a series of recipes showing you how easy it is to cook like a winning Chopped competitor. Every week, FN Dish will showcase a recipe created by Food Network Kitchens that uses at least one of the Chopped basket ingredients, plus basic grocery goods and simple staples. Consider it your very own Chopped challenge. Just take this frequent tip from the judges: Don't forget to season!
For this week's Chopped Dinner Challenge, the chefs of Food Network Kitchens chose to feature the basket ingredient seitan, a popular meat substitute. The goal of this challenge was to disguise the seitan enough so that meat eaters wouldn't even know the difference. Frying it in a cola batter and serving it with lots of tomato sauce and cheese in hero rolls seemed to do the trick. Your family does not have to be vegetarian to try these Vegetarian Parm Heroes. The flavors are classic Italian, but the preparation gives it a modern spin. Prepare these heroes for your next vegetarian night.


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LAS VEGAS -- The 2008 Reebok Summer Championships opened up with a bang with its Create-N-Finish Cup Challenge. This eight-team mini-tournament matches the top-seeded teams of the event, and it didn't disappoint as the first quarterfinal was a tale of two different halves. Florida-based Team Breakdown overcame a 16-point deficit to overwhelm the Northwest Panthers and their exceptional backcourt of 6-3 senior Abdul Gaddy (Tacoma, Wash./ Bellarmine Prep) and 6-foot-2 Avery Bradley (Tacoma, Wash./ Bellarmine Prep) 85-73.
After an erratic first half from 6-1 senior Kenny Boynton (Pompano, Fla./American Heritage) and 6-3 junior Brandon Knight (Coral Springs, Fla./ Pinecrest), Team Breakdown received a reciprocal performance in the second half from its dynamic duo as they exploded for 26 and 24 points, respectively, to seal the victory.
The guard tandems of Boynton/Knight and Gaddy/Bradley were only a small portion of some of the scintillating performances at Foothill High School. John Wall, the 6-4 point guard extraordinaire out of Raleigh, N.C./Word of God, tossed in 30 points and handed out 11 assists. In addition, 6-10 John Henson (Austin, Texas/ Roundrock) thoroughly outplayed 6-9 rival Renardo Sidney (Los Angeles/ Fairfax) in their matchup.
Reebok Player Notes
Kenny Boynton, G (6-1, 190)
Senior, Pompano, Fla./American Heritage
Boynton, who is in the mold of former Memphis standout Dajuan Wagner, has some holes in his game -- streaky shooting and bad shot selection -- but he is one of the most relentless competitors on the AAU circuit. He plays at one speed and needs to develop more pace to his game, but he is extremely tough to stop in transition.
Brandon Knight, G (6-3, 180)
Junior, Coral Springs, Fla./ Pinecrest
Knight forced the action in the first half and took many ill-advised jump shots, but the second half was a different story, as he utilized his elite speed and quickness to explode to the basket for numerous scores. Though Boynton has a tendency to dominate the ball, I would like to see Knight be the prime distributor because his vision and passing ability are high-level.
John Wall, G (6-4, 190)
Senior, Raleigh, N.C./ Word of God
Though he plays too fast all the time, he gets away with it. His incredible speed, quickness and bounce are mesmerizing in the open court. His handle can get sloppy at times and he overpenetrates too frequently, but those are areas that can be sharpened with coaching. Although he isn't known for his shooting (flat release), he did nail a couple pull-up jump shots in transition.
Abdul Gaddy, G (6-3, 180)
Senior, Tacoma, Wash./Bellarmine Prep
Gaddy possesses the most savvy of any guard in the country. His ability to change speeds and control tempo sets him apart from most guards in the country. He doesn't have great quickness or speed, but he has a crafty handle, particularly his slick crossover, to separate from defenders. He did force the issue more than usual, resulting in an uncharacteristic amount of turnovers (eight), but had stretches where he took over the game.
Avery Bradley, G (6-2, 180)
Senior, Tacoma, Wash./Bellarmine Prep
Bradley continues to be one the most improved players in the country. His jump shot has improved since last year, and he is much more balanced. He gets great lift on his shot, and his ability to break down defenders off the bounce is impressive. He had the play of the game when he crossed over Boynton and finished with a thunderous dunk.
Pe'Shon Howard, G (6-2, 190)
Junior, Mouth of Wilson, Va./ Oak Hill Academy
Howard plays with great intensity at both ends and appears to be one of the stronger looking shooting guards in the Class of 2010. He has a strong physique and a quick burst that allows him to get into the teeth of the defense for the finish or the dish. His jump shot is solid, and he gets great lift on his shot.
Lorenzo Brown, G (6-4, 180)
Senior, Snellville, Ga./ Centennial
Brown isn't a high level athlete, but he has great skills, nice size for the 1 and a solid feel for the game. He has an innate ability to get to the basket and find teammates for open looks. He is deceptively quick with the dribble to separate from defenders, and his pull-up jump shot is solid.
C.J. Leslie, F (6-8, 190)
Junior, Holly Springs, N.C./ Word of God
Leslie has some of the longest arms and is springy as well. Despite his willowy frame, he converts inside regularly due to his bouncy nature and solid footwork along the baseline. He has a solid drop step and can get to the rim in a hurry.
Ryan Kelly, F (6-9, 210)
Senior, Raleigh, N.C./ Ravenscroft
With Roy Williams eyeing his every move, Kelly showed glimpses of where his game is headed. Kelly has a ways to go at both ends, but his upside his frightening. He needs to get stronger -- and that will come with time, but his face-up skills are becoming impressive. He utilizes the pump fake well and will be dynamite at the pick-and-pop for years to come. He even delivered an assist in the open court to demonstrate his passing ability.
Maurice Creek, G (6-5, 190)
Senior, Temple Hills, Md./ Hargrave Military
Creek was one of the top performers of the day. He is a high-major shooting guard with an effortless stroke out to the stripe. His pull-up jump shot is smooth and he knows how to find open spaces to get it off. He is a perfect system player that can come off screens and shoot or create for teammates.
John Henson, F (6-10, 190)
Senior, Austin, Texas/ Roundrock
Henson has as much upside as any player in the country. His length is impressive and he is a quick jumper. He has a soft touch out to the stripe and a nifty left-handed jump hook, but he has a ways to go in his development. He runs well and he had some of the most spectacular finishes of the day.
Jadarius Davis, F (6-6, 210)
Junior, Houston/ Lufkin
Davis is a tad undersized for the 4/5 position, but Davis plays with reckless abandon at both ends around the basket. He did an excellent job defending the much taller Evan Anderson and showed no signs of being timid when he attacked the basket. His post moves are raw and he needs to sharpen his footwork, but he has the heart and athleticism to compete at the mid-major level or higher with more skill development.
Renardo Sidney, F (6-9, 260)
Senior, Los Angeles/ Fairfax
Sidney had moments of brilliance, but he continues to be one of the enigmas of the Class of 2009. His weight is pushing Oliver Miller status and is affecting his game. He can only play hard in spurts and rarely runs hard at either end. He has a sweet shooting touch out to the stripe and is one of the better passing bigs in the country. However, unless he takea care of his body and becomes a more dominating inside force, his upside is becoming questionable.
Brandon Durham, F (6-6, 220)
Senior, Silverdale, Wash./ Central Kitsap
Blue collar describes this low Division I power forward. He has great fundamentals in the paint and knows how to post up and use his body. He has solid bounce, but his savvy around the basket makes him effective. His jump shot needs to smoothen out (flat trajectory), but he was solid.
Evan Anderson, F (6-11, 250)
Junior, Stanley, Wis./ Eau Claire North
Anderson has a terrific frame and a soft shooting touch out to 15 feet, but he is a plodder who needs space to score in the paint. He doesn't have great lift and brings the ball down to where guards swipe it. He does have soft hands and uses his length to block shots, but overall he has a ways to go at both ends.
Kameron Cerroni, G (6-2, 185)
Junior, Menomonee Falls, Wis./ Sussex Hamilton
Cerroni has a high basketball IQ and possesses a plethora of ways to score in the half-court set. He has limited wheels and needs to play in a structured offense, but he is a shooter that can score despite not being a great athlete.
Chimankinda Kadima, G (6-5, 190)
Junior, Milwaukee/ Lutheran
Kadima was on of the more intriguing players of the day. He is a tough, yet still raw 2-guard prospect for the high-major level. He needs to tighten up his jump shot, but he uses his strength and savvy to get to the basket on a consistent basis. He is a tough competitor at both ends and has the length to be a solid defender at the next level.
Richard Howell, F (6-8, 220)
Senior, Marietta, Ga./ Wheeler
Howell had a terrific performance against fast-rising senior 6-9 Ryan Kelly. He used his strength, solid post footwork and 3-point shooting touch to score at will throughout most of the contest against the longer Kelly. He has a soft shooting touch out to the stripe and knows how to use his impressive frame and hang time to convert against taller opponents. Howell is one of the most improved players from a year ago in the Class of 2009.
Ari Stewart, F (6-7, 200)
Senior, Marietta, Ga./ Wheeler
After a pedestrian first half in which he hunted for his own shot too often, Stewart settled down to have an impressive second half. He is a bouncy, face-up power forward with an excellent touch out to 15 feet. He needs to hone up his ball skills and feel for the game, but he can score rapidly within 15 feet of the basket.
Mfon Udofia, G (6-3, 180)
Senior, Stone Mountain, Ga./ Miller Grove
Udofia was outplayed by the No. 1 point guard in the country in John Wall, but he did show enough skill and feel for the position to warrant that Georgia Tech scholarship offer. This lefty is a true point guard that made nifty passes in the open court and half-court set. He did have a flair for the spectacular, however, as he forced a few passes into heavy traffic, but overall he was solid.
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By Wallace McBride, Fort Jackson LeaderOctober 24, 2013
FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- Fees for Army child care and related child and youth programs are scheduled to increase Nov. 1.
The fee increases are part of a goal to create consistency in child care fees across the Army, said Rose Edmond, coordinator of Child, Youth and School Services for Fort Jackson. While some families might experience a slight decrease in fees, others might realize an increase of $1 to $18 per month.
"The Army fee schedule is based on Department of Defense fee schedule," Edmond said. "There will be slight changes in income categories, and these adjustments were tied to projected changes in income for military civilians."
The new fee schedule is based on total family income. Nine categories for total family income have been adjusted from last year to reflect a weighted average of proposed military and civilian pay increases. By law, child care fees paid by parents are based on total family income, not military rank or civilian grade.
Changes in Army Child and Youth Fee Policy for the 2013-2014 school year include:
- A slight increase or decrease in nine total family income, or TFI, categories;
- Revised payment procedures;
- Increase in late monthly payment fees;
- Revised parent participation procedures;
- Revised termination of services procedures;
- Installation procedures for Army Child Care in Your Neighborhood (ACCYN), Army School Age Programs in Your Neighborhood (ASPYN), Operation Military Child Care (OMCC) and Military Child Care in Your Neighborhood (MCCYN).
Families will be provided complete information about their fee changes through their local Child, Youth and School Services program.
The Department of Defense is moving toward creating a consistent child care fee schedule across all armed forces, using a structure designed to minimize the financial impact on families while ensuring they pay a share of their work-related child care expenses.
Edmond said one change to the new fee schedule might take families by surprise, though.
"If families owe any money at the end of the month, we'll have to give them notice that we're suspending their care," she said. "They have to go back on the wait list to get back in, because we're giving that space to the next person."
Commanders may authorize financial hardship waivers for families with documented temporary financial hardships, though.
"We have what's called hardship consideration," Edmond said. "If they apply for that by the end of the month, they can request a reduction in fees. They'll see a financial planner at (Army Community Services) who will look at their expenses and make a request to the garrison commander for a reduction in rates. But, we can't lower their fees any lower than Category 1."


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Legislation Introduced To Combat Zika VirusU.S. Senator John Cornyn introduced a legislation Friday that provides funding and resources to combat the Zika virus in Texas and across the country.
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Federal Health Insurance Aid In Doubt For Nearly 8 MillionNearly 8 million people could lose up to $24 billion a year in health insurance subsidies in a Supreme Court case threatening President Barack Obama's law, according to a government report released Tuesday.
Officials Designate 35 Hospitals For Ebola CareHealth officials have designated 35 hospitals across the country as Ebola treatment centers. Two of those facilities are in Texas.
Federal Audit Blames Texas Agency For Dental BillsA federal audit says a Texas state agency is responsible for hundreds of millions of Medicaid dollars potentially misspent on unnecessary dental and orthodontic procedures.
118,000 Texans Use Federal Website For Health Care More than 118,500 Texans have used the federal health care web site to sign up for insurance. The federal Department of Health and Human Services released statistics Monday that show Texas ranked fourth in the nation.
Feds: Less Than 3,000 Texans Selected ACA Health Plans Fewer than 3,000 Texans managed to enroll for health insurance last month on the problem-plagued federal online exchange that's a centerpiece of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.
Feds Give $5.6M To 10 New Texas Health CentersThe federal Department of Health and Human Services has given $5.6 million in grants to 10 new health centers in Texas.
Report: Some Dietary Supplements Illegally Labeled Dozens of weight loss and immune system supplements on the market are illegally labeled and lack the recommended type of scientific evidence to back up their purported health claims, government investigators warn
Study: New Medicaid Expansion Could Be A Lifesaver Until now, the Medicaid debate has been about budgets and states' rights. But a statistical study found a 6 percent drop in the adult death rate in three states that have recently expanded coverage for low-income residents along the general lines of the federal health care law.
Planned Parenthood Sues State Over Women's Health ProgramFiling a lawsuit claiming unconstitutional discrimination, Planned Parenthood is taking the State of Texas to court.
Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison Clarifies Comments on Texas Women's Health ProgramSenator Kay Bailey Hutchison has clarified her comments on the Texas Women's Health Program.


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The friend zone...XD Such a great representation!
Thanks, and welcome back! Were you not on missionary work?
Yep, just got back about a month ago.
Well, great to have you back! Are you thinking of starting that project back up?
I'm getting myself into school right now, and I want to do some work on a project manual of sorts for the idea, cause now its about getting myself financially organized, and then the idea put together (since I let it sit for a long time, there's definite need for updates). But I will let you know as soon as the green light comes on again! Thanks for asking!
great show, huh?!
Yes indeed! I've written about it in my journal.
haha yea, by the way are you still continuing the RRB comic?
I really want to. At the moment I'm really strapped for time. I work a 9 to 5, I'm in grad school, and I'm going to be an exhibitor at this year's New York Comic Con. Got a lot on my plate. Hopefully, I'll get time to do it sometime in the near future. Thanks for reading!
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Google buys techno-gadget company for $3.2B
Google just put itself squarely on the foundation of the new wave of Smart Home technology, according to published reports, with the acquisition this week of Nest Labs for $3.2 billion.
Nest Labs makes thermostats and smoke detectors that are smart - probably smarter than certain members of my family.
The thermostats adjust themselves after learning about you, the company says.
"The Nest Thermostat learns what temperatures you like and builds a personalized schedule," the website says. "Teach it efficient temperatures for a few days and, within a week, it'll start setting them on its own."
The smoke detector is just as smart, and you can silence it without a step ladder and screw driver. You just wave at it and it shuts up, the company says.
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The finalists for the 2012 Nebula Awards have been announced (list with free fiction links here), but there's still another two weeks to get in nominations for the 2013 Hugo Awards. However, for those works not fiting the regular award categories Tim Pratt and other science fiction writers, fans and interested parties on Twitter have been suggesting #FakeHugoAwardCategories . io9 collects some of the best.
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How can one describe it? For fuck's sake, it is a quest saga and it has a talking horse. There are puns on the word 'neigh'. Christopher Priest on the 2012 Clarke Award shortlist, the self-described "most prestigious award for science fiction in Britain".
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A. All that's inside an incandescent bulb is a glowing wire filament. The gas-filled tube of a CFL isn't as easy to squeeze into a petite package. The higher the wattage, the more gas and the bigger the spiral. That 27-watt bulb of yours compares with a 100-watt incandescent. But thanks to new, smaller plastic ballasts, the section above the screw base that houses the bulb's circuitry, manufacturers are now making CFLs in standard incandescent sizes. Before you shop for a new CFL, measure the length of the bulb you're replacing, and bring a ruler to the store. Many online sellers also list dimensions on their websites.


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The Impact of Scale, Recycling Boundary, and Type of Waste on Symbiosis and Recycling
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Version of Record online: 24 JAN 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1530-9290.2011.00422.x
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Volume 16, Issue 1, pages 129–141, February 2012
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Chen, X., Fujita, T., Ohnishi, S., Fujii, M. and Geng, Y. (2012), The Impact of Scale, Recycling Boundary, and Type of Waste on Symbiosis and Recycling. Journal of Industrial Ecology, 16: 129–141. doi: 10.1111/j.1530-9290.2011.00422.x
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- circular economy;
- industrial ecology (IE);
- industrial symbiosis (IS);
- urban symbiosis;
- virgin material savings (VMS)
Innovative waste recycling through industrial processes such as industrial and urban symbiosis has long been practiced and recently received much attention in the field of industrial ecology, with researchers making efforts to identify key contributing factors to successful industrial symbiosis. By analyzing 88 sample recycling projects in 23 eco-towns in Japan, this article focuses on the factors of project scale, recycling boundary, and types of waste in relationship to environmental benefits and operational performance. The results showed that larger eco-towns achieved more savings of virgin materials and higher stability in operation. Large-scale projects tended to locate closer to the users of recycled products than did small-scale projects. For treating similar types of waste, projects producing recycled products for special users (e.g., feedstock to a blast furnace for iron production) tended to locate closer to the users than those not producing for special users. The type of waste had a strong effect on the savings of virgin materials and recycling boundaries, while local factors had significant impacts on operational performance. The results also showed that agglomeration did not significantly contribute to the environmental benefits or operational performance of eco-town projects. Another finding was that national agencies were helpful for facilitating cross-prefecture transportation and long-distance transaction of wastes. Implications of the findings are also discussed.


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Writers: John Eyres, Max Myers | Director: John Eyres | Stars: Dudley Sutton, Tom Georgeson, Anna Friel, Tallulah Pitt-Brown
Votes: 1,055
6. Captive (I) (2012)
120 min | Drama, Thriller
Follows the hostage crisis of the Dos Palmas kidnappings in the southern Philippines, the life of the hostages whose survivors were freed after an awful year in captivity.
Writers: Brillante Mendoza, Patrick Bancarel, Boots Agbayani Pastor, Arlyn dela Cruz | Director: Brillante Mendoza | Stars: Isabelle Huppert, Katherine Mulville, Marc Zanetta, Rustica Carpio
Votes: 566
7. Savage Messiah (2002)
R | 94 min | Drama, Thriller
Based on real-life events in Canada in the late 1980's, social worker Paula Jackson investigated a commune run by a messiah-like figure who referred to himself as Moses. Jackson's findings ... See full summary »
Writer: Sharon Riis | Director: Mario Azzopardi | Stars: Polly Walker, Luc Picard, Isabelle Blais, Louis Ferreira
Votes: 846
8. Chilly Dogs (2001)
PG-13 | 86 min | Adventure, Comedy, Sport
A man must participate in the Iditarod dog race across Alaska to inherit property from his legendary grandfather, but ends up getting much more than he bargained for.
Writer: William Osborne | Director: Bob Spiers | Stars: Skeet Ulrich, Natasha Henstridge, Leslie Nielsen, Rik Mayall
Votes: 1,422
9. Nemesis Game (2003)
R | 92 min | Mystery, Thriller
An introspective university student with an unhealthy interest in riddles and puzzles becomes involved in a sinister mind game that results in murder.
Writer: Jesse Warn | Director: Jesse Warn | Stars: Carly Pope, Ian McShane, Adrian Paul, Rena Owen
Votes: 1,819
10. The Barber (2002)
R | 94 min | Crime, Horror, Mystery
A weary town faces a long, dark winter.
Writers: Micheal Bafaro, Warren Low | Director: Micheal Bafaro | Stars: Malcolm McDowell, Jeremy Ratchford, Garwin Sanford, Brenda James
Votes: 1,120
11. Hollywood Flies (2005)
R | 95 min | Crime, Drama
Brothers Martina and Luca travel from Las Vegas to Hollywood. Along the way they meet two convicts and Cherie a showgirl who flees his representative. The convicts kidnap Martina and force Luca to carry a 3 million bag.
Writers: Alessandro Fabbri, Aldo Lado, Chiara Laudani, Roberto Scarpetti, Fabio Segatori, Luigi Ventriglia | Director: Fabio Segatori | Stars: Antonio Cupo, Bianca Guaccero, Caprice Bourret, Vinnie Jones
Votes: 437
12. Nature Unleashed: Volcano (2005 Video)
PG-13 | 90 min | Action, Drama, Horror
Writers: Darryl Anka, Tom Boyle, J.P. Epstein, Tiffany Lebel | Director: Mark Roper | Stars: Chris William Martin, Antonella Elia, Marnie Alton, Sara Malakul Lane
Votes: 365
13. L'île aux trésors (2007)
100 min | Adventure, Comedy
Writers: Sion Marciano, Fabrice Roger-Lacan, William Solal, Robert Louis Stevenson, Fabien Suarez | Director: Alain Berbérian | Stars: Gérard Jugnot, Alice Taglioni, Jean-Paul Rouve, Vincent Rottiers
Votes: 495
14. Goose on the Loose (2006)
PG | 87 min | Adventure, Comedy, Family
A grieving young boy (Morrow) looks to protect his new best friend, a talking goose, from his school principal (Chase), who's fattening up the bird for a Christmas cook-off.
Writer: Charles Dennis | Director: Nicholas Kendall | Stars: Chevy Chase, James Purefoy, Max Morrow, Kari Matchett
Votes: 105
15. Nature Unleashed: Earthquake (2005 Video)
PG-13 | Action, Adventure, Thriller
An earthquake destroys a Russian Nuclear Power plant.
Writer: Andy Hurst | Director: Tibor Takács | Stars: Fintan McKeown, Patrick Dreikauss, Kofi Agyemang, Jay Benedict
Votes: 370
16. The Operative (2000)
R | 97 min | Action
A CIA agent who, while on assignment in Russia shortly before the fall of the Soviet Union, is captured by KGB forces and placed in a mental hospital. Eleven years later, Carville is given a chance to earn his freedom.
Writer: Paul A. Birkett | Director: Robert Lee | Stars: Brian Bosworth, John Tench, Rachel Hayward, Jerry Wasserman
Votes: 242
17. Nature Unleashed: Tornado (2005 Video)
PG-13 | 93 min | Action, Adventure, Drama
A news reporter from Jersey teams up with a journalist in Romania to drive around in their black car and do nothing when the threat of a tornado controlled by a Satanic cult occurs.
Writer: J. Paul V. Robert | Director: Alain Jakubowicz | Stars: Daniel Bernhardt, Ruth Platt, Anya Lahiri, Larry Day
Votes: 398
18. The Spirit (2007)
14 min | Short, Drama
Writer: Brent Laffoon | Director: Joseph Fiennes | Stars: Adam Tsekhman, Eduard Flerov, Daniil Kalutskih
Votes: 39
19. The Many Trials of One Jane Doe (2002 TV Movie)
105 min | Drama
Writer: Karen Walton | Director: Jerry Ciccoritti | Stars: Wendy Crewson, Steven Mackintosh, Sarah Constible, Jacob Tierney
Votes: 107
20. Big Sound (2000–2001)
30 min | Comedy
Creators: David Steinberg, Frank Van Keeken | Stars: Greg Evigan, Philip Maurice Hayes, Ben Bass, Meredith Henderson
Votes: 36
21. Sean Garnier vs. the World (2016)
The true story of Sean Garnier, the world's most skillful footballer who makes ball play into an art form and life statement that we are all united through hopes and dreams not money and contracts. Art and Sport unite.
Writer: William Sarne | Director: William Sarne | Stars: Séan Garnier, Neymar, Taboo, Zinédine Zidane
22. Hollow Road (2014)
18 min | Short, Drama, Horror
When a family's drive to their remote cottage is disrupted by a dangerous hitch-hiker, a young boy is confused by his parents' conflicting reactions. Heavy with a sense of responsibility, ... See full summary »
Writer: Drew Pautz | Director: Drew Pautz | Stars: Jacob Edwards, Harriet Farthing, Alice Lowe, Oliver Milburn
23. Augustina (2015)
18 min | Short, Drama
Trapped in a broken family, 12-year-old Kaylee escapes her reality by finding love in an educational baby doll.
Writer: Katie Boyles | Director: Isabel Anderton | Stars: Ellie Bindman, Sasha Desouza-Willock, Martin Hancock, Kelly Harrison
24. Satan Has a Bushy Tail (2014)
16 min | Short, Action, Comedy
Follows a recently bereaved old man who with the help of his grandson, becomes obsessed with ridding his life of a certain troublesome squirrel.
Writer: Louis Paxton | Director: Louis Paxton | Stars: Tom Bennett, Richard Durden
Votes: 9
25. Lines (II) (2011)
15 min | Short, Drama
One family decide to split their house with lines. They have their own space and commerce with the objects they control. They divide the space and their hearts. A microcosm that symbolize, the world we live.
Writer: Daniel Chamorro | Director: Daniel Chamorro | Stars: Vivien Bridson, Cherie Lunghi, Tom Murphy, Xenia Tchoumitcheva
Votes: 14
Alice (2009– )
Episode #1.1
Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
Alice asks her boyfriend, Jack, to meet her mother. While there, he gives her a ring, which she turns down. After he leaves, she follows him, only to witness his abduction. She then chases ... See full summary »
Writer: Nick Willing | Director: Nick Willing | Stars: Caterina Scorsone, Andrew Lee Potts, Matt Frewer, Kathy Bates
Votes: 133
Alice (2009– )
Episode #1.2
Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
Hatter and the White Knight break Alice out of the casino and make arrangements to meet The Caterpillar. The Caterpillar then takes her to meet her father, and she tries to convince him to ... See full summary »
Writer: Nick Willing | Director: Nick Willing | Stars: Caterina Scorsone, Andrew Lee Potts, Matt Frewer, Kathy Bates
Votes: 120
Big Sound (2000–2001)
You Bet Your Ass
Creators: David Steinberg, Frank Van Keeken | Stars: Greg Evigan, Colin Cunningham, Philip Maurice Hayes, Deanna Milligan
Votes: 6


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Total Time
Prep 30 mins
Cook 10 mins
Similar to Fried Rice - but made with bulgur. Easy, tasty.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup boiling water
- 1⁄2 cup bulgur, medium grain
- 2 teaspoons canola oil
- 2 large eggs, beaten
- 1⁄2 onion, diced
- 1⁄2 cup frozen green pea
- 1⁄2 carrot, finely diced
- soy sauce
- Put bulgur in pot & pour boiling water over it. Stir, cover and let sit for 30 minutes to absorb water.
- Put 1 tsp oil in nonstick fry pan. Pour in egg, let cook as omelet. Remove from pan and cut egg into slivers and set aside.
- Add remaining oil to pan. Saute onion and carrots, when onion begins to turn golden, add green peas. Cook until peas are soft.
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Though it's not the first as its press release claims, the Xerox Mobile Scanner is a nifty little battery-powered model that uses a 4GB Eye-Fi SD card to connect to Wi-Fi networks for uploading scanned images to mobile devices.
LAS VEGAS--In a bit of a bizarre move, Xerox announced its Xerox Mobile Scanner as the first battery-operated, Wi-Fi-connected scanner. Except Xerox owns Visioneer, which announced the first battery-operated, Wi-Fi connected scanner back in October. They both operate via a bundled Eye-Fi card for the wireless connection, though the hardware looks different. The Visioneer Mobility Air is also cheaper, $199 to the Xerox's $249.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. ---- The Auburn Montgomery tennis teams showed no ill effects from their setbacks against Division II West Florida yesterday, as each earned 9-0 sweeps over Martin Methodist at the AUM Tennis Courts this afternoon.
Four of the top-ranked AUM women's nine victories over 21st-ranked Martin Methodist were shutouts. Jade Curtis, Chanel Cunningham and Maria Fernanda Vargas each came away with 6-0, 6-0 wins in singles play, while Curtis and Morgane Zowczak defeated the Redhawk team of Maria Charrys and Callie Thomas 8-0 in No. 1 doubles.
Curtis has now won 42 straight singles matches in team competitions, and 45 straight in doubles.
Tiffany William, Zowczak and Hagar Caro each added straight-set singles victories for the Warhawks. The doubles tandems of William/Cunningham and Caro/Vargas lost a combined two games in their matches. AUM has not lost to an NAIA opponent since March 14, 2011.
The Warhawks improved to 2-1 with the victory, while Martin Methodist is now 0-1.
The second-ranked men's team also had little trouble with the Redhawks, who entered the match receiving votes in the NAIA top 25.
Tim Hewitt powered his way to a 6-0, 6-0 victory at No. 2 singles, while Nicolas Pinones-Haltenhoff won 6-1, 6-0 at No. 1 singles.
Zinelabidine Jouini, Miguel Grifol, Othmane Lalami and Josh Reason also won their singles matches in straight sets. The three AUM doubles teams lost a combined five games in their three eight-game pro sets.
AUM moves its record to 2-1 in 2013. The Redhawks fell to 0-1.
The men's team plays at Emory at 1 p.m. next Friday. The Eagles are currently the No. 1 ranked team in NCAA Division III. The AUM women return to action against Lee at 1 p.m. on February 19 at 1 p.m. at the AUM Tennis Courts.


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Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods / Edition 20by John Bernard Henry, Woods, Threatte, Pincus
Pub. Date: 03/30/2001
Publisher: Elsevier Health Sciences
This well-established text in its twentieth edition is a leading, comprehensive resource. The latest revision to this classic authority includes the work of three new associate editors, and many new chapters and authors. It features the latest laboratory technology including gestation management, polymerase chain reaction, oligonucleotide arrays and cell biology,
This well-established text in its twentieth edition is a leading, comprehensive resource. The latest revision to this classic authority includes the work of three new associate editors, and many new chapters and authors. It features the latest laboratory technology including gestation management, polymerase chain reaction, oligonucleotide arrays and cell biology, and early tumor detection. This book is the most comprehensive resource in the field and provides current, authoritative information for physicians and lab technicians.
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Table of Contents
PART I: The Clinical Laboratory
The Clinical Laboratory: Organization, Purpose and Practice
Physician Office Laboratories (POLS)
Principles of Instrumentation
Clinical Laboratory Automation
Interpreting Laboratory Results
Informatics, Imaging and Interoperability
Laboratory Statistics
Clinical Laboratory Quality Assurance
PART II: Clinical Chemistry
Evaluation of Renal Function, Wather, Electrolytes, Acid-Base Balance and Blood Gases
Metabolic Intermediates, Inorganic Ions and Biochemical Markers of Bone Metabolism
Lipids and Dyslipoproteinemia
Specific Proteins
Evaluation of Liver Function and Injury
Clinical Enzymology
Evaluation of Endocrine Function
Toxicology and Therapeutic Drug Monitoring
PART III: Urine and Other Body Fluids
Basic Examination of Urine
Cerebrospinal, Synovial, and Serious Body Fluids
Andrology Laboratory and Fertility Assessment
Laboratory Management of Assisted Reproductive Technology
Laboratory Aspects of Gestation Management
Laboratory Diagnosis of Gastrointestinal Tract and Pancreatic Disorders
PART IV: Hematology, Coagulation and Transfusion Medicine
Basic Examination of Blood
Erythrocytic Disorders
Leukocytic Disorders
Blood Platelets
Coagulation, Fibrinolysis and Hypercoagulation
Transfusion Medicine
Tissue Banking and Progenitor Cell
PART V: Immunology and Immunopathy
Overview of the Immune System and Immunologic Disorders
Immunoassays and Immunochemistry
Laboratory Evaluation of the Cellular Immune System
Laboratory Evaluation of Immunoglobin Function and Humoral Immunity
Complement and Kinins: Mediators of Inflamation
Cytokines and Adhesion Molecules
HLA: The Major Histocompatability Complex of Man
The Major Histocompatibility Complex and Disease
Immunodeficiency Disorders
Clinical and Laboratory Evaluation of Systemic Rheumatic Diseases
Organ Specific Autoimmune Diseases
Allergic Diseases
Diagnosis and Management of Cancer Using Serologic Tumor Markers
PART VI: Medical Microbiology
Viral Infections
Chlamydial, Rickettsial, and Mycoplasmal Infections
Medical Microbiology
In Vitro Testing of Antimicrobial Agents
Spirochete Infections
Mycotic Diseases
Medical Parasitology
Molecular Pathology of Infectious Diseases
Specimen Collection and Handling for Diagnosis of Infectious Diseases
PART VII.: Molecular Pathology
An Introduction to Molecular Pathology
Molecular Diagnostics: Basic Principles and Techniques
Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) and Other Amplification Technology
Hybridization Array Technology
Applications for Cytogenetics in Modern Pathology
Establishing a Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory
Oncoproteins and Early Tumor Detection
Molecular Techniques in the Hematopoietic Neoplasms
Molecular Diagnosis of Genetic Diseases
Parentage Testing: Use of DNA Polymorphism and Other Genetic Markers
Forensic Identity Testing by DNA Analysis
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Ana Moura, Leonard Elschenbroich & Alexei Grynyuk, BBC Proms 2013
Sean Rafferty's guests include traditional Portuguese fado singer Ana Moura, performing live in the studio.
Plus, there's live music from acclaimed young stars cellist Leonard Elschenbroich (a Radio 3 new generation artist) with pianist Alexei Grynyuk.
Also today, an exclusive live interview with Roger Wright, director of the BBC Proms, moments before he unveils the 2013 season.
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COLORADO SPRINGS � First lady Michelle Obama on Monday applauded more than 200 U.S. servicemen for their courage as she helped open the 2012 Warrior Games, a six-day sports competition for wounded soldiers and veterans in Colorado Springs.
The U.S. Olympic Committee is hosting the third annual games, featuring active-duty soldiers and veterans in competitions ranging from swimming to shooting to track and field. Most events will be held at the U.S. Olympic Training Center, and for the first time, the British armed forces sent an 18-member contingent.
Mrs. Obama told the athletes that they are an inspiration for all Americans.
�Every competitor here has faced adversity that most of us can never imagine,� she said. �No matter how seriously you are injured, no matter what obstacles or setbacks you face, you just keep moving forward.
�You just keep pushing yourselves to succeed in ways that just mystify and leave us all in awe,� she said.
Mrs. Obama has taken a special interest in the welfare of war veterans and their families. Along with Vice President Joe Biden�s wife, Jill Biden, Mrs. Obama recently marked the anniversary of their own campaign, Joining Forces, which aims to help veterans and their families, especially with getting jobs.
�I want you to know that America does have your back,� Mrs. Obama said.
She was joined by U.S. Army Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and U.S. Olympic Committee chairman Scott Blackmun.
Track and field competitor Ivan Castro � blinded by a 2006 mortar attack near Baghdad � welcomed the first lady�s appearance.
�It goes to show that from the top down, everybody is involved with our service members,� said Castro, an Army Special Forces captain stationed at Fort Bragg, N.C.
Mrs. Obama also met Monday with volunteers for President Barack Obama�s re-election campaign. Colorado, along with Arizona, where she was traveling later Monday, are key states in the presidential election.
Retired Army 1st Lt. Melissa Stockwell and Capt. Simon Maxwell of the British Royal Marines served as torch bearers at the games� opening ceremony.
Stockwell was awarded a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart after she lost her left leg in a 2004 roadside bombing in Baghdad. A triathlete, she is a Paralympian who swam at the Beijing games in 2008.
�It�s become a way of life,� Stockwell said. �It makes me feel whole again.�
Maxwell was wounded by an improvised explosive device while on patrol in Helmand Province in Afghanistan.


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Recipes of the week
Published: Friday, May 7, 2010 at 3:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, May 4, 2010 at 5:03 p.m.
Select recipes from The Courier and Daily Comet's Bayou Gourmet Web site will be featured here. Turn in your favorite recipes to be featured online — and possibly in this weekly feature.
These local cooks take their love of cooking to a new level with these original ideas.
Stuffed Fried Shrimp
1 pound large shrimp, cleaned and de-veined
1 pound boiled crabmeat, cleaned
3 eggs, beaten, divided
1/2 cup chopped celery
1/2 cup chopped bell pepper
1/2 cup chopped onion
1/2 cup chopped shallots
1/2 cup chopped parsley
1/3 cup chopped garlic
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon Creole seasoning
1/4 cup mustard
1 large box seasoned fish fry
1 (12-ounce) package thick-sliced bacon
4 cups canola cooking oil
Carefully slice back of each deveined shrimp. Place on flat surface with open side down. Use a glass or other utensil to flatten or "fantail" each shrimp. Place "fantailed" shrimp facing upward on a flat surface.
Combine crabmeat, one beaten egg, celery, bell pepper, onions, shallots, parsley, garlic, salt and Creole seasoning in a large bowl and mix together thoroughly.
Strain to make sure mixture is firm and liquid is out. Stuff each shrimp with mixture, closing it tightly enough that mixture does not come out.
Mix together two beaten eggs and mustard. Dip each stuffed shrimp in the mixture. Then, dip each shrimp in the seasoned fish fry.
Shake off excess fish fry.
Wrap each shrimp tightly with a bacon strip.
Deep fry until golden brown in canola cooking oil. Drain on paper towel.
Place a tooth pick in each shrimp.
Makes 10 to 15 servings.
— Recipe submitted by Catherine Bueche of Gray.
Garlic Artichoke Dip
2 (8-ounce) packages regular cream cheese
2 (14-ounce) cans artichoke hearts, well drained
2 large fresh garlic cloves
2 dashes salt
Place cream cheese in a medium bowl, let soften, and beat until creamy.
Chop by hand or use a food processor on low for artichoke hearts.
Add to cream cheese and stir.
Crush garlic and add to mixture.
Add salt and stir well.
Cover bowl and place in refrigerator overnight.
Serve on crackers.
Makes 25 servings.
— Recipe submitted by Bertha Domangue of Houma.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Week 2 is packed with appealing matchups, but there's nowhere I'd rather be than right here.
Miami and Ohio State. Jacory Harris and Terrelle Pryor. The U at the Shoe. 'Nuff said.
No. 12 Miami and No. 2 Ohio State meet for the first time since the 2003 Fiesta Bowl, which decided the national championship in entertaining and controversial fashion. But let's forget about the past. This year's matchup gives us plenty to chew on.
Great atmosphere around the stadium today and along High Street last night. I'm surprised how many Miami fans are here. Saw a vanload of them getting heckled at the airport, and some more checking out Ohio Stadium on Friday afternoon. Brave souls.
OK, the weather. It's overcast right now but no rain yet. There's a 40 percent to 50 percent chance of thunderstorms, probably in the second and third quarters. Ohio State probably has a slight edge in the rain because of its power run game, but not a huge advantage on the other side.
A few thoughts on the Canes-Buckeyes matchup:
This game likely comes down to which quarterback handles pressure better. Neither Harris nor Pryor faced much of it in their openers, but the heat will be turned up today. Ohio State wants to rush only four and allow linebackers Ross Homan and Brian Rolle to be factors in pass coverage. Keep an eye on Buckeyes star D-lineman Cameron Heyward. He was a little quiet last week, but the All-America candidate has played his best games against top competition (USC, Penn State). Pryor showed good patience against Marshall, but it'll be interesting to see how often he'll take off and run against Miami. Ohio State's offensive line is experienced and deep, but Miami boasts tremendous speed in its defensive front seven.
Who holds the edge in the kicking game? If there's a weakness for Ohio State, it might be special teams, which is amazing to say given Jim Tressel's reputation. The Buckeyes allowed Oregon's Kenjon Barner to go nuts on returns in the Rose Bowl, and Marshall scored its lone touchdown Sept. 2 on a blocked field goal return. Miami has a good kicker/punter in Matt Bosher, and the Canes can be dangerous on returns.
I think I can speak for a lot of folks in Big Ten country in saying my view of Miami might be clouded by the 2009 Champs Sports Bowl. Wisconsin really dominated the Canes and made Harris look bad. But this Miami team is different, and better. If Harris can avoid interceptions -- he had 17 last year -- and challenge a somewhat unproven Buckeyes secondary, he should have some success. But opportunistic play has been the calling card for Ohio State's defense, which tied for third nationally in takeaways with 35 in 2009.