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|Feb. 23 1:32 PM PT2:32 PM MT3:32 PM CT4:32 PM ET21:32 GMT5:32 2:32 PM MST4:32 PM EST1:32 UAE (+1)22:3216:32 ET3:32 PM CTNaN:� - Williams has cleared waivers and is expected to sign with the Cavaliers. The former star, who is having another injury-ravaged season, has averaged 13.1 points over 40 games.
Analysis: If he does land with the Cavs, his fantasy value even if healthy takes a huge hit because he will only be backing up Kyrie Irving.
|Feb. 13 8:47 AM PT9:47 AM MT10:47 AM CT11:47 AM ET16:47 GMT0:47 9:47 AM MST11:47 AM EST20:47 UAE17:4711:47 ET10:47 AM CTNaN:� - Williams (illness) will start Monday against the Celtics.
Analysis: Williams returned from an eight-game absence Saturday to score seven points in 16 minutes against the Magic.
|Jan. 25 7:10 PM PT8:10 PM MT9:10 PM CT10:10 PM ET3:10 GMT11:10 8:10 PM MST10:10 PM EST7:10 UAE (+1)04:1022:10 ET9:10 PM CTNaN:� - Williams (sprained toe) is available to play in Saturday's matchup with Orlando.
Analysis: The brittle veteran had been listed as doubtful after missing the past eight games.
|Jan. 22 3:09 PM PT4:09 PM MT5:09 PM CT6:09 PM ET23:09 GMT7:09 4:09 PM MST6:09 PM EST3:09 UAE (+1)00:0918:09 ET5:09 PM CTNaN:� - Williams contributed 13 points, eight assists and five rebounds to the Mavericks' 122-73 rout of the Lakers on Sunday.
Analysis: Williams may be an injury waiting to happen, but he's still a usable fantasy player when he does take the court. The point guard has posted eight or more assists in six straight games, averaging 9.3 along with 13.7 points during that time frame.
|Jan. 15 1:00 PM PT2:00 PM MT3:00 PM CT4:00 PM ET21:00 GMT5:00 2:00 PM MST4:00 PM EST1:00 UAE (+1)22:0016:00 ET3:00 PM CTNaN:� - Williams posted a second straight double-double with 13 points and 10 assists in Sunday's victory over Minnesota.
Analysis: The veteran point guard continues to be a solid source of assists, having dished out six or more in 12 of his last 15 games and reaching double figures in that category three times over that span. Williams' scoring has been more hit or miss, though he's tallied 20 points or more in three of his past six outings.
|Jan. 13 5:56 AM PT6:56 AM MT7:56 AM CT8:56 AM ET13:56 GMT21:56 6:56 AM MST8:56 AM EST17:56 UAE14:568:56 ET7:56 AM CTNaN:� - Williams led Dallas to Thursday's 113-108 win over Phoenix in Mexico City by recording 23 points and 12 assists. The veteran guard went 4 for 5 from 3-point range and 9 of 15 from the field.
Analysis: Finally healthy after missing time earlier in the season with a calf injury, Williams has reached the 20-point mark in three of his last five games and played in 25 straight. He's averaging a respectable 15.4 points and 7.6 assists over his last 21 outings.
|Jan. 2 9:55 AM PT10:55 AM MT11:55 AM CT12:55 PM ET17:55 GMT1:55 10:55 AM MST12:55 PM EST21:55 UAE18:5512:55 ET11:55 AM CTNaN:� - Williams (illness) didn't practice Monday but appears likely to play Tuesday against Washington.
Analysis: Williams had been listed as questionable for the game but got through Tuesday's shootaround without a problem. He has cooled off lately with an average of 8.3 points in the last three games, compared to 18.5 in his previous eight.
|Dec. 30 9:32 PM PT10:32 PM MT11:32 PM CT12:32 AM ET5:32 GMT13:32 10:32 PM MST12:32 AM EST9:32 UAE06:320:32 ET11:32 PM CTNaN:� - Williams managed just eight points but doled out 11 assists to help the Mavericks defeat the Lakers on Thursday.
Analysis: Williams focused more on being a distributor in this one, taking just six shots. He's still averaging a respectable 16 points over his last six games and 8.1 assists in 15 contests since Dec. 3.
|Dec. 26 8:14 PM PT9:14 PM MT10:14 PM CT11:14 PM ET4:14 GMT12:14 9:14 PM MST11:14 PM EST8:14 UAE05:1423:14 ET10:14 PM CTNaN:� - Williams came through with 24 points and nine assists in the Mavericks' loss at New Orleans on Monday.
Analysis: It's the veteran's highest scoring total since he put up 25 points in the season opener. Averaging 18.5 points, 7.3 assists and 33 minutes while playing in each of Dallas' last eight games, Williams is back to being a dependable fantasy player.
|Dec. 22 6:10 AM PT7:10 AM MT8:10 AM CT9:10 AM ET14:10 GMT22:10 7:10 AM MST9:10 AM EST18:10 UAE15:109:10 ET8:10 AM CTNaN:� - Williams had 23 points and the Dallas Mavericks held off a furious Portland rally for a 96-95 victory Wednesday night.
Analysis: That's back-to-back 23-point games for Williams, who's having a bit of a resurgence for a team that has very few offensive options.
|Dec. 19 8:22 PM PT9:22 PM MT10:22 PM CT11:22 PM ET4:22 GMT12:22 9:22 PM MST11:22 PM EST8:22 UAE05:2223:22 ET10:22 PM CTNaN:� - Williams led the Mavericks with 23 points and eight assists in Monday's loss at Denver.
Analysis: The oft-injured 32-year-old is showing he still has plenty left in the tank, averaging 17 points and 7.8 assists over the last six games. The problem is, fellow veteran point guard J.J. Barea returned Monday after a lengthy injury absence and could steal some of Williams' minutes.
|Dec. 18 7:15 PM PT8:15 PM MT9:15 PM CT10:15 PM ET3:15 GMT11:15 8:15 PM MST10:15 PM EST7:15 UAE (+1)04:1522:15 ET9:15 PM CTNaN:� - Williams had another respectable outing Sunday with 15 points and seven assists.
Analysis: Williams passed current Dallas television analyst Derek Harper for 21st place on the NBA's all-time assists list with 6,584. He's had at least 15 points and six assists in six of his last eight games.
|Dec. 17 10:35 PM PT11:35 PM MT12:35 AM CT1:35 AM ET6:35 GMT14:35 11:35 PM MST1:35 AM EST10:35 UAE07:351:35 ET12:35 AM CTNaN:� - Williams delivered 18 points and seven assists in the Mavericks' loss at Utah on Friday.
Analysis: Another solid fantasy effort from the Dallas point guard, who's averaging a useful 14.9 points and 8.3 assists over his past nine games. Even more remarkable is the fact that Williams has gone 12 straight games without missing one with an injury.
|Dec. 14 7:52 PM PT8:52 PM MT9:52 PM CT10:52 PM ET3:52 GMT11:52 8:52 PM MST10:52 PM EST7:52 UAE (+1)04:5222:52 ET9:52 PM CTNaN:� - Williams was just 3 of 13 from the field in Wednesday's loss to Detroit, though he still managed 16 points and five assists.
Analysis: Williams salvaged his fantasy night by going 9 of 9 from the foul line, making him 38 of 41 on free throws this season. He's still had a healthy and relatively solid December, having averaged 14.5 points and 8.5 assists in eight games this month.
|Dec. 9 8:44 PM PT9:44 PM MT10:44 PM CT11:44 PM ET4:44 GMT12:44 9:44 PM MST11:44 PM EST8:44 UAE05:4423:44 ET10:44 PM CTNaN:� - Williams had 16 points and six assists to help the Mavericks top Indiana on Friday.
Analysis: The veteran point guard appears to finally be over the calf injury that troubled him earlier this season, as he's logged at least 31 minutes in four straight games. Williams is averaging 17 points over his last three games and an excellent 9.6 assists in his past five.
|Dec. 8 11:11 PM PT12:11 AM MT1:11 AM CT2:11 AM ET7:11 GMT15:11 12:11 AM MST2:11 AM EST11:11 UAE08:112:11 ET1:11 AM CTNaN:� - Williams scored 20 on Wednesday.
Analysis: He's totaled 35 points in the last two games.
|Dec. 5 8:24 PM PT9:24 PM MT10:24 PM CT11:24 PM ET4:24 GMT12:24 9:24 PM MST11:24 PM EST8:24 UAE05:2423:24 ET10:24 PM CTNaN:� - Williams finished with 15 points and 13 assists in the Mavericks' loss to Charlotte on Monday.
Analysis: The oft-injured point guard dished out 15 assists in Dallas' previous game and is averaging 12.7 points and 12 assists over his past three. More importantly, he logged 37 minutes, his highest total since the season opener. With so many other Dallas players dealing with injuries, Williams has an opportunity to put up strong numbers if he can actually stay healthy.
|Dec. 1 7:42 PM PT8:42 PM MT9:42 PM CT10:42 PM ET3:42 GMT11:42 8:42 PM MST10:42 PM EST7:42 UAE (+1)04:4222:42 ET9:42 PM CTNaN:� - Williams did not play down the stretch in the fourth quarter because he was on a minutes restriction on the second night of a back-to-back Thursday.
Analysis: Williams isn't a consistent fantasy play because of his aching body and streaky scoring nature.
|Nov. 27 8:05 AM PT9:05 AM MT10:05 AM CT11:05 AM ET16:05 GMT0:05 9:05 AM MST11:05 AM EST20:05 UAE17:0511:05 ET10:05 AM CTNaN:� - Williams is questionable for Sunday against the Pelicans due to a calf injury.
Analysis: Williams has been out eight of the past 10 games. The Mavs are likely just easing him back into the mix.
|Nov. 18 8:53 AM PT9:53 AM MT10:53 AM CT11:53 AM ET16:53 GMT0:53 9:53 AM MST11:53 AM EST20:53 UAE17:5311:53 ET10:53 AM CTNaN:� - Williams (calf) returned to the starting lineup Friday.
Analysis: Williams, who missed eight of the previous nine games, is averaging 12.5 points and 4.8 assists while shooting 39.7 percent in six contests.
|Nov. 16 8:05 PM PT9:05 PM MT10:05 PM CT11:05 PM ET4:05 GMT12:05 9:05 PM MST11:05 PM EST8:05 UAE05:0523:05 ET10:05 PM CTNaN:� - Williams, who returned to the Dallas lineup after missing four games with a calf injury, logged 9:34 in the first half, didn't score, missed all three shots, two from 3-point range, then left the game and didn't return on Wednesday.
Analysis: Barea, who had been starting in place of Williams, went to the floor in pain with a left leg injury in the fourth quarter and was helped from the floor. He had nine points and six assists in 28 minutes off the bench.
|Nov. 6 1:44 PM PT2:44 PM MT3:44 PM CT4:44 PM ET21:44 GMT5:44 2:44 PM MST4:44 PM EST1:44 UAE (+1)22:4416:44 ET3:44 PM CTNaN:� - Williams (calf) returned to the starting lineup Wednesday.
Analysis: Williams, averaging 15 points and 5.8 assists, missed four games.
|Nov. 3 12:25 PM PT1:25 PM MT2:25 PM CT3:25 PM ET19:25 GMT3:25 12:25 PM MST2:25 PM EST23:25 UAE20:2515:25 ET1:25 PM CTNaN:� - Williams will start Friday after he was questionable due to a groin strain.
Analysis: He's averaging 15.8 points and 5.8 assists while shooting 11 of 22 from 3-point range in Dallas' first four games.
|Oct. 26 6:36 PM PT7:36 PM MT8:36 PM CT9:36 PM ET1:36 GMT9:36 6:36 PM MST8:36 PM EST5:36 UAE (+1)03:3621:36 ET8:36 PM CTNaN:� - Williams led the Mavericks with 25 points and seven assists in Wednesday's season opener.
Analysis: Williams, who hit five 3-pointers, averaged 14.1 points and a team-high 5.8 assists last season.
|July 3 8:35 PM PT9:35 PM MT10:35 PM CT11:35 PM ET3:35 GMT11:35 8:35 PM MST10:35 PM EST7:35 UAE (+1)05:3523:35 ET10:35 PM CT2:35 - Williams is returning to the Mavericks on a one-year, $10 million contract, twice what the veteran point guard made last season when he signed with his hometown team after a taking a buyout from the Nets.
Analysis: Williams averaged 14.1 points and a team-high 5.8 assists last season.


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This is the most exciting restaurant I have visited in Jamaica. The chef creates magic with his ingredients. His "spaghetti" is strips of unripe coconut that has the consistency of noodles. "Scrambled" almonds are great. He is constantly experimenting with new dishes so there is a pretty standard menu each month with new creations on a regular basis. This is a "must-visit" for anyone looking for some flavor in Jamaica.
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Sanchez's judgment amiss if relationship with girl happened
He apparently has broken no laws, so we can't question Mark Sanchez's integrity.
He's free to live the life he chooses, so we can't question Mark Sanchez's behavior.
Maybe he's really in love, so we can't question Mark Sanchez's motives.
But, wow, is it easy today to question Mark Sanchez's judgment in the wake of the news that he's involved with a 17-year-old girl.
The story was first reported by Deadspin's Web site, and we're still wary about treating Internet-only news reports as gospel. But, soon enough, the story was crawling onto tabloid pages and newspaper websites on the East Coast.
A 24-year-old having a relationship with a 17-year-old, if it's true, isn't illegal in New York or New Jersey, where Sanchez lives.
But the quarterback of the Jets having a relationship with a high school kid…well, that's a little unsettling, quite a bit creepy and just not a good idea.
Not in New York. Not for one of the NFL's hottest, youngest stars. Not in a league where personal conduct and public perception matter so much to the man running the whole operation, Roger Goodell.
Why even go there? Why invite so many potential problems? Why open up yourself to charges of being everything from an opportunist to a dirtbag?
Why, Mark, why? Can it really be worth that much?
For someone who has made so many good decisions — including his much-debated choice to leave USC early — this decision by Sanchez is difficult to comprehend. It just seems so shaky, so unnecessary.
NFL quarterbacks, particularly young ones, always are graded on their judgment. If this is some sort of test, Sanchez failed it.
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What Are Racing Thoughts and Flights of Ideas?

While bipolar disorder is generally considered to be a mood disorder, symptoms -- particularly during manic episodes -- can also include disorders of thought. People in a manic state may have a difficult time filtering out meaningful versus non-meaningful input, and may thus respond to their environment in surprising ways. Ordinary sensory input, such as the sound of traffic or blinking lights, may become severely distracting, focusing attention on nonessential information.

During manic episodes, it is not unusual for bipolar people to experience "racing thoughts" and "flight of ideas." These two associated symptoms involve extremely rapid thought processes that, in some cases, leap from topic to topic at incredible speed. Racing thoughts and flight of ideas are also common symptoms of schizophrenia and, in some cases, ADHD.

Racing thoughts are often a symptom of anxiety, and while they are common with mood and thought disorders, they occur in people who have no disorder but are in a stressed state. Typically, racing thoughts focus on a particular topic, often related to a stress-inducing event; for example: "My big test is tomorrow, but I don't know the information. I could know the information if I studied more but studying also makes me feel more stressed. If I'm more stressed I'll likely do poorly on the test but if I don't study I'll also do poorly and either way I'm in trouble because this test is half my grade and if I fail I'll fail the class which means summer school and ..."

While racing thoughts may or may not be expressed, flight of ideas involves continuous, rapid speech that changes focus from moment to moment based on association, distractions, or plays on words. Some of the time, it is possible to follow the person's leaps of logic (especially if you know the person well). Other times, the racing thoughts are so disorganized and chaotic that even a close friend or relative will find them confusing. The website Bipolar Disorder Symptoms includes an example of flight of ideas: "I need some chocolate. Do I have homework? Do fish breath underwater? Maybe I should phone Anthony. This world seems so messed up. My teacher was so upset. Wait, I forgot to clean the kitchen. Is it going to snow today?"

How Are Racing Thoughts and Flights of Ideas Treated?

Racing thoughts and flights of ideas may be relatively mild or quite severe. When the symptoms are mild, it may be possible to use simple calming techniques:

 Meditation (meditation is a proven technique for self-calming)

 Deep Breathing exercises (the physical act of deep breathing can often calm both mind and body)

 Guided visualization (tapes are available to help refocus racing thoughts to calmer thoughts)

Distraction (watching television or otherwise distracting one's mind from the racing thoughts)

When symptoms are very severe, however, the person experiencing the racing thoughts and flights of ideas will not be able to stop and focus on such exercises. In such cases, it is a good idea to consult a doctor who may be able to provide medication to lower anxiety and/or help manage a manic episode.

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"Memories are killing. So you must not think of certain things, of those that are dear to you, or rather you must think of them, for if you don't there is the danger of finding them, in your mind, little by little."
- Samuel Beckett
Wednesday 13 April 2016
On Wednesday, the Sports Centre remembers the 70's. For free classes to 70's music, click here.
10.00-12.00 Trinity Week Chariots Race
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The 'Chariots of Fire' College Dash was established during Trinity Week in 1983. Liam Lysaght (Harriers Captain 1983-84) and Peter Campbell (Athletics Captain 1983-84), both of whom were D.U.H.A.C. committee members in 1982-83, had the idea for the race around Front Square inspired by the movie 'Chariots of Fire' (David Puttnam, 1981). The inaugural winner was Denis Finnerty (49.6 sec), 2nd was Alan Gilsenan and 3rd was Brendan Mullin. No race for women was contested.
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Literature and Memory
11.00am–1.00pm A roundtable discussion with invited guests on the theme of literature and memory
Chaired by Dr Philip Coleman (School of English, TCD).
At this event five scholars will address the theme of Literature and Memory from a range of critical perspectives and with reference to various literary and cultural texts. Speakers will include Dr Julie Bates (School of English, TCD), Dr Amanda Piesse (School of English, TCD), Dr Sam Slote (School of English, TCD), Prof Jürgen Barkhoff (School of Languages, Literature and Cultural Studies, TCD) and Dr Miriam Haughton (School of Humanities, NUI Galway).
Venue: Neill Lecture Theatre, Trinity Long Room Hub
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1.00pm Aerobics on the Arts Building Concourse
Arts meets Mr. Motivator with an open Aerobics class in the Arts Building, to the music of the 80's.
5.00-6.30pm "Did I already tell you that?": Memory, dementia and communication
Dr Tammy Hopper, Professor and Vice Dean, Graduate Studies and Research, University of Alberta
Tammy Hopper, PhD is a professor in the Department of Communication Disorders at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta Canada. She has been conducting research with individuals who have dementia for 20 years, with a focus on interventions to improve communication, social engagement, and well-being. Dr. Hopper has received funding from several national funding agencies and has more than 75 presentations and has more than 50 publications on the topic of dementia and communication.
Venue: Neill Lecture Theatre, Trinity Long Room Hub
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Trinity Week University Challenge 2016
Show off your memory skills by taking part in Trinity Week's University Challenge 2016. A team from the School of English, including our very own Faculty Dean, currently holds the title. Will they retain their title?
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7.30pm Trinity Week University Challenge 2016 - Final
After an afternoon of tense heats, during which teams from all over College will have competed for a place in the final, Brian Dobson, RTE will host the grand final of this year's University Challenge. Who will be the 2016 winners?
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So, let's look at what humans have been turned into over the years. Human-like Alligators made an appearance in the "Alligator People," John Agar fought against "The Mole People," man turns into giant mutant-thing in "War of the Colossal Beast," and now we have man turned radioactive mosquito in the hideously titled "Mansquito." Nothing more than standard Sci-Fi Channel fare, this is a basic creature feature that's only going to be enjoyed by those who found any of the above-mentioned films enjoyable or those looking for a few laughs.
The West Nile virus was bad enough. Now a new virus has begun spreading via mosquitoes, killing everyone who gets it. At a research lab, a team works to produce a breed of the insect that is unable to carry the disease and then breed with those that can. Things go awry when a death row inmate is brought to the lab for testing escapes. Exposed to the chemicals and radiation used to alter the bloodsuckers, he mutates and begins searching for blood… and a mate.
"Mansquito" plays out more like a murder mystery or an episode of "CSI" than a typical monster-run-amok flick. That would be all well and good if there was any mystery involved. It's not particularly difficult to figure out who the killer is after the full reveal occurs in the first half hour.
Corin Nemec ("Stargate SG-1") plays the detective leading the case. His problems don't seem to be so much with Mansquito as it does with his wife, uh, Missquito? See, his wife was involved in that lab incident and though her exposure was limited, she's slowly beginning to have a bit of thirst. Oh, and Mansquito wants some lovin' and she is all he has (yes, that kind).
Ok, it's all ridiculous, totally absurd, and off the wall. However, director Tibor Takacs has some experience in the genre (pulling off the criminally under appreciated "Killer Rats" a few years back) and there are a few effective scenes. Gore picks up as the movie goes on (the SWAT team slaughter is brutal) and watching the creature sneak up on people can be creepy.
It COULD be terrifying if the guy inside the suit was able to move. While the design is adequately disgusting, it's completely immobile. The head can move a few directions and the arms flail about. Once the critter gets his wings, the films heads into cheap CGI territory. Not good, especially with a budget that was likely spent almost entirely on the suit in the first place.
Then of course you have the dialogue. For all ten fans this movie will have, certainly the line of the night had to be "Hey, Mansquito!" spoken perfectly straight by the lead just before sending a rocket (grenade?) towards the beast. More camp ensues as the next epic line enters into the film, "He's more mosquito than man now." The way it's spoken, totally dramatic in an attempt to be moving, is priceless.
So, it doesn't become a classic, it doesn't break new ground, and it has moments of unintended hilarity. Is it worth watching? Probably. You can take either as straight horror and enjoy the gore or just pull a "Mystery Science Theater" on it. Either way, you'll likely come out with a smile on your face, just maybe not for the same reason as the next person.Powered by Sidelines


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Men with advanced prostate cancer are treated with hormonal therapy, which leads to an initial response that inevitably recurs in the lethal form of the disease termed castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC). While the androgen-signaling axis is the predominant target for therapy in the field, pathways promoting survival and proliferation that are independent of the AR axis need to be identified for potent combinatorial therapeutic strategies. Importantly, therapies aimed at depleting stem/progenitor cell mechanisms, such as self-renewal, have not been adequately explored. We have recently discovered that the stem cell marker Trop2 is a new regulator of self-renewal and proliferation in the prostate and is strongly associated with a castration-resistant state. We have defined a mechanism of action for Trop2 through regulated proteolysis, leading to release of an intracellular domain, similar to activation of Notch. As Trop2 marks and regulates stem cells and is associated with castration-resistance, we propose that blocking Trop2 proteolysis/ activation will inhibit stem-like capacities including self-renewal and proliferation and prevent disease-recurrence. In this proposal, we will utilize clinical specimens, primary regenerated tumors and established cancer xenografts to evaluate Trop2 proteolytic processing as a therapeutic target for future clinical trials in prostate cancer. The goal of AIM 1 is to validate Trop2 as a target in clinical prostate cancer specimens by measuring Trop2, its proteolytic products and downstream effectors in prostate cancer subjects. The goal of AIM 2 is to determine the role of Trop2 in human prostate self-renewal and tumorigenesis, using a dissociated cell tissue recombination strategy to evaluate Trop2+ cells and Trop2 itself in genetically defined primary tumors in vivo. The goal of AIM 3 is to investigate mechanisms to target Trop2 in pre-clinical studies. These experiments will utilize genetic and chemical approaches to establish the role of Trop2 regulated proteolysis, and assess monoclonal antibodies for their ability to interfere with Trop2 processing and tumor growth.
This proposal will evaluate a new target, Trop2, in advanced prostate cancer and establish the feasibility of inhibiting Trop2 in future clinical trials. Blocking Trop2 and its associated growth-promoting effects may be an effective strategy to treat patients with advanced disease and prevent recurrence in the form of the lethal castration-resistant prostate cancer.
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Record Last Week: 5-2 (33 RS, 29 RA)
Season Record: 84-78 (680 RS, 702 RA, 79-83 pythag. record), 5.0 GB of postseason spot
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- The Yankees opened the week with one last game in Toronto, which they won 7-5 Monday thanks to some clutch late home runs. The benches cleared earlier in the game.
- The final homestand of the season started with a 6-4 win over the Red Sox on Tuesday. Mark Teixeira's final career home run — a walk-off grand slam — gave the Yankees a 5-3 win Wednesday. The Yankees finished the sweep with a 5-1 win Thursday.
- The last series of the 2016 season started with an 8-1 loss to the Orioles on Friday, which eliminated New York from postseason contention. The Yankees earned a 7-3 win Saturday. The season ended with a 5-2 loss yesterday.
- Injury Updates: Masahiro Tanaka (forearm) did not make his scheduled start Saturday because the Yankees shut him down, though he was healthy enough to pitch. Starlin Castro (hamstring) returned to the lineup last week. Chad Green (forearm) has resumed playing catch. James Kaprielian (elbow) was removed from the Arizona Fall League roster, though he is pitching in Instructional League.
- CC Sabathia wants to pitch beyond 2017 and he hopes to remain with the Yankees. Joe Panik's name came up in trade talks with the Giants about Andrew Miller.
- The Yankees have three of Baseball America's top rookie ball prospects. J.R. Graham was outrighted off the 40-man roster.
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Why You Don't Need Expensive Sports Foods
After an ordinary workout, a simple bowl of whole-grain cereal and milk can replenish muscle fuel as efficiently as a pricey sports drink, finds a new study from the University of Texas at Austin. In fact, most exercisers don't need expensive packaged sports foods, says nutritionist Nancy Clark, RD, author of Nancy Clark's Sports Nutrition Guidebook.
Instead of these: Energy bars (PowerBar, Clif Bar, Pria): $1.25 to $1.75 per serving
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Buy These: Go-Gurt, honey sticks, or single-serve applesauce: 20 to 50 cents per serving
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This is a video that demonstrates how I sew my books.
This isn't a complete tutorial, look at this tutorial and use this video for some clarification if needed.
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Clifford's Gift has worked with several organizations over the last few months in an effort to offer assistance and material support to individuals that are homeless. This quarter we have had the opportunity to quietly share our gifts with so many others. While I know we have helped fill in the gaps for people who are struggling financially, It is my hope that the people who have benefited from your generosity felt the love and warmth from which the assistance came from. Clifford's Gift would like to wish everyone a Blessed Holiday Season.
During the last 3 months Clifford's Gift provided the following assistance:
*clothing to a homeless teenager struggling with body image issues and lack of clothing
*home Furnishings for a man with stage 4 cancer who secured stable housing for the first time in his adult life
*home furnishings for a woman who was homeless and was able to secure housing
*provided bicycle lock and gear for low-income individual whose main form of transportation is a bicycle
*provided boxes of diapers and wipes to a local organization that works with families
* adopted 2 children for the Holiday Season
*provided a full Thanksgiving meal to a family
*provided 77 teddy bears to an organization that will then distribute to children throughout the area including hospitals and shelters.
As always, Gratitude to all who continue to make donations to Clifford's Gift. Your support is immeasurable and lights the way for many acts of kindness toward others.
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Deer Creek: "A bad hill"
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Aerial photographs by Jim Wark, using waypoints recommended by Steve L. Russell.
Ordway had little to say about the day's events on May 28, except that "towards evening we descended a bad hill down on a creek, followed it down Some distance and arived at a village where we camped." It is believed that they followed a route down the ridge at left of Deer Creek, and that the village was somewhere above the Salmon River (bottom of photo). Apparently the the salmon had not yet arrived in this part of the river.
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Rudyard's 32nd Anniversary
Leave it to Rudz booker Mike Sims to throw together an excellent mish-mash lineup for the Montrose institution's 32nd anniversary show. The evening begins with quirky songbird Teresa Kolo, who has been slowly moving toward completion of her next album with a clutch of new, witty songs about all the things that can go wrong with an urban lady. Rudz regulars Hell City Kings will then try to suck all the juice out of the power grid with their loud-as-hell crash-n-bash. And leave it to Sims, who always has his ear to the ground when it comes to unusual rock acts, to bring in Ultimate Warrior, a Thin Lizzy tribute side project of several notable locals, to close out the night. According to Sims, they've got about 45 minutes of material. The only thing that could make this better is if there was no cover... oh wait, there is no cover. Music starts at 9 p.m., preceded by a barbecue buffet at 6 p.m. and screening of a new film from Cleo the Cat at 4 p.m.
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The priorities you place on these functions can influence what car you buy. But sometimes a car chosen for Function A, say, may have surprising claims on Function B. And Function C can lead to all sorts of trouble.
So it is with Citroen's new Xsara Estate. In Function A terms its purpose is clear. Forget the lifestyle estate idea, Audi A4 Avants, BMW Tourings, Volvo V-whatevers; this is a smaller, cheaper car in which load-lugging is central to its being. But it's a Xsara, and Xsaras, despite a visual personality bordering on the anodyne, are entertaining to drive, with perky engines and responsive handling. So that's Function B, coming up hard now into contention.
And C? As I said, it's a Xsara, from today's super-sensible Citroen company, all sales-focused and customer-responsive. Buy a Xsara Estate, and clearly you are Mr/Ms Sensible. So why was it, then, that at the UK press presentation of this useful but heartrate-neutral car, the Citroen people suddenly linked the new Xsara Estate to the great tradition of the DS Safari and - sacre bleu! - the Traction Avant Commerciale? This latter, by the way, was an opening-rear relative of the car made famous by Inspector Maigret.
The past has been taboo for a while at Citroen, but a thaw is starting. Or maybe there's a more pragmatic explanation. The Xsara range has not captured the buying public's imagination (and its money) as its makers hoped it would, mainly because of a shortage of Function C - credibility. Link the Xsara Estate with cars perceived as interesting and glamorous, goes the thinking, and maybe the new car will soak up some Function C kudos where all else has so far failed (Claudia Schiffer's dishabille in the Xsara Coupe ad notwithstanding).
It helps that the Estate is aesthetically the happiest Xsara; it's more resolved around the rear end, thanks to a gracefully rising waistline that reaches a proper conclusion instead of being chopped prematurely. And, yes, it's a good car. It swallows more stuff than immediate rivals, slim roof pillars make it much lighter and airier than other Xsaras, and the estate-car side of things is intelligently conceived.
There's other cleverness, too. Eschewing the trend towards body-colour- painted bumpers that are expensive to refurbish post-bump, Citroen fits the Xsara Estate with black plastic bash-surfaces in sections. Scrape a corner, and the corner is all you replace. And the top Exclusive version has an automatic windscreen wiper setting that works out when to switch the wipers on or off. Believe it or not, it works.
You get a choice of 1.4, 1.6 and 1.8-litre petrol engines, the middle one of which strikes a particularly good compromise between pace, price and smoothness, and two 1.9-litre diesels, with or without turbo. The interior is solidly constructed, the seats are comfortable, life is sweet. Apart from one surprising flaw.
Larger Citroens are noted for the smoothness of their ride, because their hydropneumatic suspension compensates for the weight. But the Xsara, like the ZX Estate before it, has simple steel springs, rather stiff, to cope with heavy weights, and therefore unyielding. With just two people on board, the Xsara Estate proved the most agitated Citroen, apart from sporty derivatives, that I have ever experienced. By my judgement, it matters. But by the stark logic of Function A, unless your life revolves around eggs or fine-cut crystal, it almost certainly does not.
Price: pounds 13,610 (1.6 LX) Engine: 1,587 cc, four cylinders, 90bhp at 5,600rpm. Transmission: five-speed gearbox, front-wheel drive. Performance: 112mph, 0-60 in 11.6sec, 31-36mpg.
Daewoo Nubira 1.6 SE Estate: pounds 12,995. Well-made, comfortable but characterless load-lugger from Korea. Worth a look.
Ford Escort 1.6 LX Estate: pounds 13,720. Capable but dated, archetypal TV rental company transport. To be replaced in the autumn.
Peugeot 306 1.6 LX Estate: pounds 14,195. The march of the 1.6 LXs continues. Less space, more panache than Xsara.
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Smaller but livelier than its better-known neighbour Geneva, the French-Swiss town of Lausanne – or Lousanna, as this area was named in Roman times – is an old city kept young by its significant student population. Halfway along the north shore of Lake Geneva, it thrives in summer, when the lakefront throngs with sunbathers and outdoor terraces spring up all over town. From now until the end of September, Lausanne Estivale (lausanne.ch/lausanneestivale) presents 450 free concerts and events all over the city. On 1 August, Lausanne celebrates Switzerland's national day (a public holiday) with various festivities including a fireworks display by the lake.
Touch down
Located in the canton of Vaud, Lausanne is a 40-minute train ride along the lake from Geneva airport 00 41 227 177 111; gva.ch). There are around five trains an hour and tickets cost Sfr26 (£17) one way. The main airline to Geneva is easyJet (0843 104 5000; easyJet.com), with flights from a range of UK airports. British Airways (0844 493 0787; ba.com) and Swiss (0845 601 0956; swiss.com) compete from Heathrow, Gatwick and London City. Darwin Airline (01223 851480; darwinairline.com) flies from Cambridge, and Jet2 (0800 408 1350; jet2.com) flies from Leeds/Bradford. Trains arrive at Gare de Lausanne (1), from where it's a short uphill walk (or metro ride) into town.
Get your bearings
Lausanne cascades down a hill from the medieval Cité at the top to the shores of Lake Geneva at the bottom. The centre is a muddle of cobbled streets, pretty squares and 17th-century houses, while just below sits the busy thoroughfare of Rue Centrale and the regenerated warehouse quarter Le Flon, once a riverbed, (it was filled in 1874) and now packed with bars, shops and restaurants. Residential streets tumble south towards the pretty lakefront district of Ouchy, housing Lausanne's marina and the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee (2).
The m2 metro line gets you swiftly from top to bottom, with the train station (1) halfway down. All hotel guests receive a free Lausanne Transport Card valid for free travel on metro, bus and train services. The city has two tourist offices (00 41 21 613 7373; lausanne-tourisme.ch; 9am-7pm daily), one in the train station and the other by the Ouchy metro station (3).
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Check in
The luxury Beau-Rivage Palace (4) at Place du Port 17-19, Ouchy (00 41 21 613 3333; brp.ch) is one of the original Palace hotels opened during Switzerland's late 19th-century tourism boom. Doubles from Sfr660 (£432), room only. In Le Flon, L'Hotel (5) at Place de l'Europe 6 ( 00 41 21 331 3939; lhotel.ch) has airy, minimalistic rooms and a rooftop bar. Doubles from Sfr130 (£85), room only. Lausanne isn't cheap, but the Lausanne Guesthouse & Backpacker (6) on Chemin des Epinettes 4 ( 00 41 21 601 8000) has simple private rooms from Sfr93.80 (£62), room only, in addition to dorm bunks.
Day One
Take a hike
Start your walk in the oldest part of Lausanne, the Cité, a fourth-century hilltop refuge which, by the Middle Ages, had grown into a highly prosperous town. From the cathedral (7), walk down the Escaliers du Marché, a 13th-century covered wooden walkway built to link the town's two markets.
On the lower half of the walkway (it's divided by Rue Pierre-Viret), the 16th-century buildings to the right are some of the prettiest in town. Occupying one is Le Barbare (8), a café/restaurant serving Lausanne's best hot chocolate (00 41 21 312 2132). From here, take Rue Mercerie into Place de la Palud, a pretty cobbled square with the 17th-century Town Hall (9) distinguished by its steeply sloping roof and gargoyles, plus the town's oldest fountain, Fontaine de la Justice. Time your visit to watch the mechanical clock by the fountain whir into life for its hourly animation describing the history of canton Vaud. On Saturday mornings, the square and surrounding streets host a colourful market.
Walk down Rue du Pont, across Rue Centrale and up the hill into Place Saint François (10), with its medieval church. To the left is Rue du Bourg, where the city's well-heeled lived during the 17th and 18th centuries. Its elegant buildings are now filled with designer boutiques and high-street shops.
Lunch on the run
The popular Bleu Lezard (11) at Rue Enning 10 (00 41 21321 3830; bleu-lezard.ch) serves contemporary Swiss-French dishes including beef tartar and perch filet. At Sfr19 (£12), its lunchtime dish of the day isn't bad value for Switzerland.
Window shopping
Big brands, modern art and vintage goods are found in the renovated warehouses of lively Le Flon, while the pedestrian streets around the Town Hall (9) and Place Saint François (10) house high-street names and independent shops. Find local edible specialities at La Ferme Vaudoise (12) at Place de la Palud 5 (00 41 21 351 3555; lafermevaudoise.ch) and fine chocolate at Blondel (13) at Rue de Bourg 3 (00 41 21 323 4474; chocolatsblondel.ch), which also does extremely good chocolate ice cream. Note that most shops are closed on Sundays.
An aperitif
Switzerland isn't well known for its wine because it exports so little, so a glass of local chasselas or Plant Robert comes as a pleasant surprise. Try one at the oldest pub in town, La Pinte Besson (14) on Rue de l'Ale 4 (00 41 21 312 5969; pinte-besson.ch; closed Sundays), which was set up by a wine merchant in 1780.
Dining with the locals
A Lausanne institution on Place Saint François (10), Café Romand (00 41 21 312 6375; cafe-romand .ch) serves Swiss specialities including fondue (Sfr24/£15), rösti (Sfr26.50/£17) and choucroute (Sfr21/£14) in a traditional brasserie setting. For more summery fare, grab an outside table at Le Nomade (15) at Place de L'Europe 9 (00 41 21 320 1313; restaurantnomade.ch), which offers light, contemporary dishes such as duck breast, pan fried with strawberries (Sfr40/£26) and avocado ice cream (Sfr8/£5).
Day Two
Go to church
Lausanne's 13th-century Gothic cathedral (7) (00 41 21 316 7160; Monday to Friday 7am-7pm, Saturday & Sunday 8am-7pm, closes 5.30pm in winter) is the largest in Switzerland. Sitting on a plateau in the medieval Cité, it overlooks the town centre and the lake beyond. Improve the view by climbing the 225 steps of the belfry for Sfr4 (£3). Sunday morning service starts at 10am.
Out to brunch
Below the train station in Grancy, Café de Grancy (16) on Avenue du Rond-Point 1 (00 41 21 616 8666; cafedegrancy.ch; open from 10am on weekends) is a popular meeting spot. Brunch (set menus from Sfr16/£10) includes Swiss Bircher muesli, pancakes, salmon tartar and cooked breakfasts. Free Wi-Fi.
A walk in the park
West of Grancy, the Montriond Ridge is a landscaped hill formed by a glacial moraine. The botanical gardens (17) are here (00 41 21 316 9988; botanique.vd.ch; daily 10am-6.30pm May to October, free) with 6,000 plants. Walk to the top of the hill for views of Lake Geneva and the Alps.
Take a ride
Take the No 2 bus from Place Saint François (10) or via the m2 metro line (one-hour ticket Sfr3.50/£2.30, day pass Sfr8.80/£6) to Ouchy station (3). Ouchy, a former fishing village, is the place to stroll along the shore or sunbathe. Ferry services run by the Compagnie Générale de Navigation (0041 84 881 1848; cgn.ch) depart from Place du Vieux Port (18) to various destinations around the lake.
Cultural afternoon
Home to the IOC and myriad international sporting associations, Lausanne proclaims itself the "Olympic capital". The Olympic Museum (19) at Quai d'Ouchy 1 (00 41 21 621 6511; www .olympic.org, open daily 9am-6pm in summer, closed Mondays October-April, Sfr18/£12) was built by the IOC in 1993. It was renovated last year for £36m and is now a slick exhibition space reached through a landscaped "Olympic park". Its permanent exhibition mixes memorabilia, archive footage and video interviews. An exhibition exploring links between time and sport runs to 18 January 2015.
Icing on the cake
Take the No 9 bus from Place Saint François (10) to the village of Lutry. From here, it's a short (but steep) stroll into the vineyards of Lavaux (lavaux.ch), one of Switzerland's oldest wine-making regions and a Unesco World Heritage Site. A scenic path extends as far as Montreux, with wine cellars often open for tastings on the way.
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It's a lot of hassle bringing these special plants in for the winter and
by April some of mine can look pretty sad. But shortly after they're
back outside in May they really start to perk up and I realize it was
worth it.
I dug the last of my ppl Fountain grass yesterday between
trick-or-treaters. they started coming around 4:00 and I just didn't
want to lose the rest of a beautiful day. I also dug & potted a seedling
Pelargonium and a spider plant.
My colchicum leaves are all coming up! They must have gotten mighty
confused by the weather. I'm going to have to give them an extra heavy
mulch come December to protect them.
I still haven't shredded the rest of the leaves I collected from down
the street so I had to cover them up against the rain that's coming.
There was a very big nail in the pile and it jammed the shredder. I got
it out but the shredder won't run right now so I'll have to tear it down
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> Today, with the help of two men, the plants came inside. It took us over an
> hour to figure out how to fit them all in my small enclosed porch. I cannot
> believe how much they grown over the summer. Not to mention the fact that I
> have acquired new tropicals and divided others. I will have to crawl on my
> belly like a snake to water them and clean the cats' litter pans so that is
> going to be fun -- NOT. I gathered a lot of pine cones to fill the pots and,
> hopefully, act as a deterrent to the cats. Jim, the little shrubs you gave
> me are getting big, but I still have them in one pot together. Don't know
> what I'll do next year, but I'll just worry about that then. I would have
> seriously cut back the brugmansias, but they are all loaded with buds and I
> just
> didn't have the heart. I still have one jasmine in a hanging basket that must
> be brought in and transplanted to a regular pot. It is rainy and muggy
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- 1 per room
- Free WiFi in public areas
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Nice hotel good price.
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Sun Stockholders to Vote on Oracle Deal July 16
Sun Microsystems stockholders will get their chance to vote on Oracle's proposed $7.4 billion acquisition when they meet July 16 at Sun's Santa Clara, Calif., campus. The deal would end more than seven months of negotiations between Sun and several interested suitors-including Oracle, IBM and HP-vying for Sun. Oracle CEO Larry Ellison has said his company will continue to invest in Sun's Java technology, but there are questions around the future of Sun's hardware business.Sun Microsystems stockholders will vote next month on the proposed $7.4 billion acquisition by Oracle. Sun officials announced June 8 that the stockholder meeting will be July 16 at the company's Santa Clara, Calif., campus.
The deal, which would make Sun a wholly owned subsidiary of Oracle, is expected to close sometime this summer, Sun officials said in a proxy statement filed with the federal Securities and Exchange Commission in conjunction with the stockholder meeting notice.
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