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hardison/downey construction inc. (h/dc) recently celebrated the completion of Arizona State University's Manzanita Hall, a nearly three‐year project that included a full gut and remodel of the historic 15‐story building on University Drive.
Nicknamed "Manzy," the dorm was originally constructed in 1967 to accommodate 1,000 female students, towering over other campus buildings. The remodeled, 218,000‐square‐foot building now offers a total of 241 two‐ and three‐bedroom/one bathroom, and four‐bedroom/two‐bathroom units for 816 co‐eds.
Students enjoy a spacious lobby, mail and computer rooms, shared student lounges on every other floor, a modern fitness facility, basketball courts and a sand volleyball court with new landscaping.
Manzy Square, the student dining facility, was also remodeled on the first floor.
"It's always difficult to work within the boundaries of a tight, active campus, but with the team's diligence and tenacity we were able to blend the design intent with the architectural requirements of ASU to deliver another outstanding project," said h/dc Senior Project Manager Russ Myers.
Most of the students housed at Manzy are in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and the building was designed to encourage students to live and study together.
hd/c was the general contractor of the building for owner American Campus Communities. The project was designed by Studio Ma with Solomon Cordwell & Buenz and was built to LEED® Silver standards.


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Somewhere between thirty and dust...red hair, blue eyes...six kids, one slightly used husband, and any number of pets from time to time... wanttabe hippy... wanttheirmoney yuppie...pro musician and actress for 20 Years... native Oregonian... lover of music, beauty, and all things green. Willing slave to the venerable muse. Minnette currently resides in Portland, Oregon with her husband, having replaced the children with one dog. The dog, Pierre, pretty much runs the show.

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The FARE Walk for Food Allergy is a family-friendly event that takes place in more than 60 communities nationwide, and right now it's walk season! Thousands of walkers across the country are fundraising, recruiting team members, and preparing for the event. Whether you're a first-time walker or a veteran, we wanted to provide you with some useful information based on questions we frequently receive. Visit www.foodallergywalk.org for more information, to register, or to donate to an individual or team!
How long of a distance is the walk?
Our walks range from two to three miles, with some walks providing a 5k run or walk/run option.
Who makes the walk program possible?
FARE is fortunate to have many generous sponsors at our walks. The support they provide through the walks is instrumental in funding the national education, awareness, advocacy and research initiatives FARE undertakes in support of the entire food allergy community. Our walks are also made possible through the efforts of hundreds of volunteers – from the walk chairs who organize the events, to supporters who help the walks to run smoothly. Thank you!
What kind of activities will there be at the walk?
In addition to the walk itself, there are a variety of fun activities at each Walk for children and adults. Many walks feature face painting, moon bounces, rock-climbing walls, carnival games, crafts, and prize drawings. A deejay, clowns, musicians, or other performers are also in attendance to provide entertainment throughout the day. There are also a variety of local and national vendors who are on site at each walk, including allergists' offices, book authors, and food companies.
Will there be food samples or food served at the event?
All of our walks have free samples available, provided by our sponsors or local businesses. We hear from many of the individuals and families who participate in the walks each year that they appreciate these samples because it gives them the opportunity to learn about new or different allergy-friendly food products that they may be able to incorporate into their lifestyles.
What type of safety precautions or policies do you have in place regarding food?
We take a number of safety precautions to help everyone have as safe and enjoyable an experience as possible. We do our very best to share and enforce these policies with walk participants both in advance and on-site, making the information available multiple times through a variety of channels both before and at the event.
FARE Walk Policy Regarding Food at the Walks
In advance of each walk:
- Walk chairs and staff members discuss all food samples with sponsors prior to the walk and sponsors must clearly list and label the ingredients of their products.
- A statement is posted on each walk website and an email is sent to all registered walkers in advance of the event reminding everyone that there will be samples at the event and that they should read labels and refrain from opening samples at the walk.
- A message is sent to walk volunteers noting that they should not bring food to the walk site , and that they should be aware of any foods they consume beforehand and properly wash their hands before arriving at the walk.
On-site at the walk:
- There is signage on each food table that reminds everyone to read the ingredients on all food product labels.
- At least three announcements are made during each walk reminding everyone to read labels and to refrain from opening samples at the walk.
- Sponsors who arrive with food that was not reported to FARE in advance are asked to remove it from the site. If it is learned after the fact that a sponsor provided food that was not reported in advance, FARE staff will follow up with the sponsor to remind them of our policies.
If you have questions or want to get involved in a walk in your community, please visit www.foodallergywalk.org for contact and event-specific information.


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Check out this fabulous prize package from Jake & Micah for today's give-a-thon! The winner and the winner's charity will each receive the following:
- Set of Chinatown Fortune Cookies
- Mod Mushroom Cap Catnip Toy
- White Neko Lucky Cat Catnip Meditation Mat
- Catnip Martini Olive
- Pop Catnip Boomerang
That's a whole lot of catnip-y awesomeness! To enter, please leave a comment on this post and make sure to tell us the name of the charity where you will send the second prize. The winner will be announced on Christmas Eve along with all the other give-a-thon winners.


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Indoor leisure complex Restaurant lacked atmosphere.
I really liked the bath in my room. Nice and big I didn't think the food in the bistro bar was very good. I also thought a pint of local cider was too expensive
Quite no noise first class will be returning again keep up the good work. None
Good value for money on this occasion. I would have liked free internet connection.
excellent beds, good location, nice golf course, good swimming pool / sauna, decent rooms, good value for money no atmosphere in restaurant/bar area, cold restaurant
Delicious breakfast, spacious room, quiet environment. Good location (about 20 mins drive from Plymouth). Not much to do in the evening, but the hotel staff recommended Who Would Have Thought Inn in a close by village, and it was excellent food. Nothing, everything was good.
Very cordial and helpful staff Parking facilities are not very conveinient and we had to use a public car park which would not open until 10am on sunday to take out my car
location was good. Walkable distance to the train station. Close to the shops and the harbourside restaurants. Nice room comfortable. We liked it here. no view from the window but we were only here one night and it didn't matter
Hotel was very clean and wellkept. Staff friendly and helpful. Would definately stay again
This hotel was in excellent cndition and very very clean. I was taken ill while there and the duty manager [Corin] and her staff were extremely helpful and couldnt do enough for us Just 1 problem when using the sink when you let the water run away it makes the most dreadfull noise and goes on for some time but that was all we could fault and having to pay £24 for parking wasn't great !!
Good central location, car parking nearby
The staff are very friendly and the one's I spoke to spoke could speak english. Everything I asked for it was gvien to me as if they meant it. No digital TV , i.e sky sports etc. The room I stayed on the pay TV did not work. 2) I could not open the windows at night as the window lock key was not available in the room
Breakfast was very good,plenty of choice excellent value Could have been warmer in bar area
Location Toilet in bathroom did not flush. The expensive overnight car park separate to the hotel.
Hotel is new, clean and nice No car park! Some of the staff aren't very confident in what they are doing, but appreciate that you had only been open a few days when we stayed, so this should improve with time
We liked facilities at hotel, location and although the hotel didn't have it's own designated car parking, the car park next to the hotel was practical and very reasonable for city centre parking. Lastly we would like to take this opportunity to say how friendly and helpful the staff at the hotel were, that is something I have never experienced before in the hotels we have stayed in, not only in Plymouth
Good room quality for a low price. Slow lift, long periods spent waiting for it while having to go only one floor up - it would have been faster to use the stairs but we couldn't find where they were.
This hotel is ldeally located for the City Centre, it offers comfort and relaxation to shoppers or mere tourists visiting the area. There is nothing about this hotel we found to complain about.
old hotel but very comfortable and clean
Nothing really, was a big dissapointment, it was noisy, too much traffic, some guests slamming the doors at 3-4 am., It was noisy, too much traffic, some guests slamming the doors at 3-4 am., it was cold
Location Small car park
The staff were very helpful and friendly The Coffee, breakfast, hairdryer, worn decor
Central location No
Comfortable and generally welcoming. Internet access in the bedroom did not work.
The only thing we did'nt like was that the shower in bathroom did'nt work properly but as we was leaving in the morning it wasnt a major problem
Not the first stay, and not the last. Nice room & service, ideally located hotel, good value.
Future inns and Hoels have a whole experience of great hospitality. I always attempt to stay with this hotelgroup.
Everywhere very spacious, including bedrooms; fixtures and fitting to a very high standard. Bed and pillows very comfortable. Lighting in room excellent with spotlight over desk. At least 10 power points in the room, 3 were next to the bed. Tea and coffee in room. Iron, ironing board and hairdryer in room. They do a good evening meal deal - £15 for 2 course evening meal with one drink. They have 2 real ales in the bar, both from South Hams brewery. It's a Canadian chain with only 3 hotels in the UK. It's easy to find and easy to get to being just north of the A38 but it is a bit of a way from the centre. Good English breakfast - fried eggs are cooked to order; the rest is buffet.
lots of space, very modern, privacy, good for kids. the aircon failed while we were there. as it was a weekend they were unable to fix it
Only in the hotel to get ready and sleep so did not use any of the facilities but room very comfortable and roomy Breakfast was very basic
Quiet, elegant and efficient hotel. Very comfortable beds, lovely to have duvets instead of blankets. Nothing whatsoever, would stay at any Future Inn in future.
Everything was very clean and new.
excellent rooms and helpful staff N/A
The clean, modern decor and facilities, and the staff were very helpful and friendly. The hotel restaurant was also good. Could have been cheaper, perhaps more deals for non-business guests staying for more than one night.
The peace and quiet about the whole hotel I had no problems
The hotel was very clean and well presented and my room was fantastic value for money, I also found the staff very helpful and friendly
Leisure facilities Staff abit stressed during breakfast due to large amount of guests.
Good safe parking. Staff were v nice but too noisy - Maybe lot of training going on.
I liked the room I didn't like the fact that you had to pay extra to use the gym . The reason I booked to stay here was so I could use the gym. but did not in the end because of the extra charge.
the spa
the accomodation and facilities were very good value for money The bar staff were not very helpfull and the service was very slow, all other staff were excellent
The facilities offered on site.
Had a great time and look foward to going again. Breakfast is too expensive £9 each
The staff were courteous, there was ample, free parking and I had access to the swimming pool and sauna. The rooms were small (rather dated) apartments in a separate building from the restaurant, Bistro/bar and Reception- it was raining! The breakfast at £9.00 was rather expensive.
Nice location, good recreational facilities Outdated accommodation which included: cheap, uncomfortable beds; rubberised sheets (for the incontinent?!); cheap fixtures and fittings. Many B&Bs at this price offer far superior accommodation
Good golf and spar Plastic type sheet on bed under sheet. This would put me off staying.
Good location and the room was a great size for us and our two young children. Even though the hotel was pretty family friendly, we found it easier to take our evening meal out of the hotel.
It was an excellent stay, great dining experience, sensible prices for dinner and wine, well trained staff.
character two single beds pushed togetherr instead of a double.
We stayed in the main house, which, although rebuilt after a fire in the 1980's, still retains a real 16th Century feel to it. I would definitely go back again.
Fantastic building tastefully decorated and in keeping the it's historic background. A very pleasant stay with a very comfortable room.
Staff good, good value, nice aspect but Plympton in general very shabby.
excellent food and service
The medieaval interior of the old hall,the friendy and efficient staff and the excellent breakfast The poor ventilation of the bathroom
How quite it was but close to the town
Food, history and style of building, friendliness of staff Lack of leisure facilities
the staff were very useful and friendly , breakfast was ample and prompt we were on the top floor and the stairs were hard work !!
Excellent scrambled eggs :O) You have to be fit - there are a lot of stairs
Good location, good price Staff were not very accessible, rooms and stairwell very narrow and hard to get luggage through
There was cctv in the hallway which captured an image of everyone coming through the door who either had a key or was calling at the hotel. A good safety feature.
Felt very relaxed and welcome. Breakfast was excellent. Great location.
Faultlessly clean and superb breakfast, served hot ! The stairs to our room on top floor !
Pleasant people running it. Very comfortable room
The staff was very helpful, rooms was spotless and very spacious, breakfast was plentyfull and tasty.As a former manager of a London 4 star hotel I found Jewells was a better standard and I would recommend it to anyone I could not find one fault about the hotel
Very friendly people, great location near the Barbican and City Centre. More comfortable bed than I expected for the price. Sink in room. Shared bath not shared by many. Location means lots of noisy seagulls early. Don't expect more than three TV channels.
Very Comfortable
The rooms furnishings were fresh and clean obviously recently refurbished. Lovely choice of decor bedding and comfy bed. Room 306.. i am a light sleeper and the noise from the clubs and road did keep me awake but my daughter slept like a log..the added bonus of free use of lesiure club was great lovely staff in there too..
very good,staff very helpful rooms were nice
pleasant staff and good food at the Brasserie Apart from the smart reception area, the hotel could do with some decorating and refurbishment
the resturant below is very nice and cooks steak perfectly. Although centrally located noise is minimal, facilities clean and staff very polite. although i thought the booking.com description was slightly misleading about wifi charges. The staff resolved the situation and have promised to edit the description to ensure noone else expects wifi to be included in the room foc!
the room was fantastic and was within walking distance of the town centre.
We ate in the Brasserie which was excellent the food was delicious and good value.
The Hotel Night Porter! Washing left outside opposite room from 2pm until following morning. Expected more for our money. Landing/Hallway carpets sellotaped. We booked a room for 3 tho when we wanted a hot chocolate there was only 1 supplied. Would not stay again, value for money terrible & location not brill. We have stayed at the Copthorne Hotel before & The Jurys. Wo uld most definately stay at Jurys again. Hotel staff brill tho!
Facilities were very good for the price of the hotel. The restaurant menu was small and expensive, the bar menu had a lot more selection. The bar menu should have been served in the restaurant
The room was very quiet and the staff friendly and helpful. The area behind the bath taps was really very dirty with mould and should have been spotless (room 508).
Helpful and polite staff, warm clean room with comfortable bed. Great location between centre and Hoe. Well cooked breakfast to order.
Helpfulness of staff during my stay
Free wifi & parking, good breakfast, clean room, Cable TV, next to Hoe, nice big "superior" room, pleasant staff. Impeccable. Only one tiny thing- getting the right temperature in the shower is tricky with blending the hot and cold taps. You need fingers like a safecracker- cold tap must be open only one quarter turn... All else perfect.
very pleasant staff, comfortable room not impressed with the breakfast
good position for walk on ho and barbican for dinner etc. staff were very helpful and informative , all in all a very pleasant stay.
Clean and attractive room.
Everyone was friendly and efficient. Beds were comfortable, room was large and well furnished. Breakfast was excellent. It was a very enjoyable stay. Can't think of anything.
bed was comfy food took a long time to prepare
Good location, nice and cheap, friendly staff. No elevator.
Safe ,comfortable and friendly! I use this hotel when staying on my own and feel very safe!
refurb rooms were very modern and clean
close to shops, the hoe, theatre. restaurant dinner prices far to expensive
location and thoroughly good service
Location was excellent as we had tickets for a gig at the Plymouth Pavilions, which is literally across the road from the hotel. We had junior suite, which was fine. Hotel cracking example of Victorian design, but smelt a little dusty! Also, the first lady (dark hair) was not very welcoming, which was a pity as the rest of the staff were great.
The traditional decor and friendly staff made the stay enjoyble. Breakfast was plentiful and served in a lovely dining room. Our room was on the 5th floor and we had great views across Plymouth through a beautiful flower shaped window.Everywhere was very clean and the staff went out of their way to help.
Excellent room, very spacious and immaculate. On arrival the very young girl seemed very inexperienced and there was no real welcome at all. The first impression really counts and this was sadly lacking. The next day another foreign receptionist met guests queries with a high pitched "yes?" Instead of a "can I help you". The barman also looked grumpy, we felt this hotel had everything going for it apart from the staff, although those in the restaurant were friendlier.
a complaint about the absence of a chest of drawers in the room 416 was immediately rectified.
The breakfast and the room Not many staff on on the Saturday afternoon to serve bar meals and also tables in bar lounge quite low to eat from.
Overall a very good hotel
Very poor quality standard of room and staff at restaurant had a very poor understanding of the dinner menu and wines. Staff also appeared a bit hectic during dinner service, yet only a few customers to serve.
Love the location and the layout of the rooms/apartments. The room we stayed in was a very good size for 3 adults and it was also very clean. Also there was plenty of parking available and it is also right next to the rooms/apartments. It was a bit disappointing that the internet was not available in the rooms/apartments, but I was aware of this ahead of time.


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News about Denny Chin, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Paying the Price for Insider Trading Profits
A court opinion empowers the Securities and Exchange Commission to seek money from defendants even when they did not personally receive proceeds from insider trading activity, Peter J. Henning writes in the White Collar Watch column....
February 24, 2014, Monday
Siding With Google, Judge Says Book Search Does Not Infringe Copyright
The Authors Guild said it disagreed with the decision and planned to appeal. Google said it was "delighted" with the outcome....
November 15, 2013, Friday
Appeals Court's Ruling Helps Google in Book-Scanning Lawsuit
The court says that a federal judge was too quick to allow authors to sue Google as a class....
July 2, 2013, Tuesday
Aereo Wins a Court Battle, Dismaying Broadcasters
An appeals court ruled in favor of the Internet streaming start-up's system to avoid retransmission fees....
April 2, 2013, Tuesday
Court to Hear Google's Challenge to Class-Action Lawsuit on Book Scanning
A federal judge earlier had allowed the Authors Guild to represent all authors affected by Google's ambitious digitalization project. A higher court has agreed to consider the company's objections....
August 14, 2012, Tuesday
Judge Allows Class-Action Suit Over Google's Book Scanning
The ruling by a federal judge, Denny Chin, will allow the long-stalled case over the company's ambitious project to move forward....
May 31, 2012, Thursday
Conviction of Former Refco Lawyer Is Overturned
A federal appeals court reversed the conviction of Joseph Collins, a former outside lawyer to Refco, the collapsed brokerage firm. A retrial could be complicated by the death of a crucial witness, Santo Maggio....
January 9, 2012, Monday
A Judge's Education, a Sentence at a Time
It has been largely anonymous defendants whose cases have helped to shape Judge Denny Chin's thinking about how to balance punishment and rehabilitation, deterrence and compassion....
October 9, 2011, Sunday
Judge Sets Schedule in Case Over Google's Digital Library
Google's plan to build a huge digital library remained stalled when a federal judge set a proposed schedule for a lawsuit that could take the case to trial next year....
September 16, 2011, Friday
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Marion, this was the easiest read I have seen on PDT and CC. And I learned how to spell Billie Ruben now! Great post.
It is very informative and easy to understand for extrahepatic CCA patients.
God bless.
Ha, ha...Lainy. Journalists really have to do their homework, don't they?
Percy...thanks for clarifying the issue of extrahepatic only. The other interesting point this article makes, is the insurance companie's refusal of payment. Interestingly enough; it is covered under Medicare and yet it takes an independent committee from the state to review and force payment.
I also disagree with the rate of occurrence. I believe that it is much higher than 3 thousand cases, annually, in the US.
Interesting article, thanx for sharing.
Hey Lainy,
Is Billie Reuben a new sandwich with sauerkraut?
Good one Randi. Got to love the Ruben but NOT with all the processed meat they use today. We have 1 decent Deli here and they don't even use real brisket! Shame on them! LOL
Interesting article. Thank you for posting.
Marion: I agree with you. I think this is, unfortunately, a cancer who's occurrence is becoming much too common. I believe 3,000 was probably a good number for last year.
And Randi: Good one! I haven't eaten deli sandwiches except for BLT's, in years!! But maybe some deli should give Ruben a cousin??
I learned many things through the post above. Thank you! But as far as I understood, there is not a safe chance of healing a certain percentage of patients yet, right? I know that researchers are working very hard on making the chemotherapy, radiation and surgery as effective as possible but I have not yet heard about cure really...
Jon...if not a cure - then a remission.
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CBS's David Poltrack touts new golden age of broadcast TV
Poltrack, who has been crunching numbers for CBS for decades, said new platforms such as digital streaming and video on demand are allowing the networks to increase their reach beyond the traditional television screen. The trick is getting accurate ratings for non-traditional viewers.
If that's how they feel, then why are they the only major TV network that doesn't allow streaming services like Hulu to access its full lineup of shows? CBS finally reached a deal with Hulu last month, but similar to the network's deal with Netflix, it's only for older shows like Star Trek, I Love Lucy, and The Twilight Zone.


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Dear All, I am setting dynamically a function call in my php as like this onClick=selectAndUpdate('".$row1[serialNo]."','".$row1[bC]."','".$row1[size]."','".$row1[pattern]."'); Then when I run I get this error unterminated string literal selectAndUpdate('EA13','GY','210/60R. That means my third value from the db got problem due to the slash right? How to overcome this?
Try using addslashes function to escape single quotes, like below
This might fix your problem
Dear Suresh, What is the job of this function addslashes and is this part of javascript?
Dear Suresh, I have tried your method but is the same I get the same error too.
No - it is a part of the PHP that is generating the JavaScript.
You don't actually need to add that to fix your PHP error though - which is somewhere further along in the code where you have a missing quote to terminate the string that starts with "');.....<-- missing " somewhere here.
If you were to post the entire PHP statement that has the error it might be easier to spot the missing quote. We can't spot it in the code you did post because all the ones in that part of the statement are where they are supposed to be.
Dear Felgall, Below is the fullcodes. So can hint where is the wrong? Thank you.
echo "
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";
If you can copy and paste the browser view source code from error line, we might help you quickly.
Dear Suresh, For the benefit of everyone this helped solve it echo "<input type=\"checkbox\" onClick=\"selectAndUpdate('" . $row1[size] . "')\">";


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Inspector in Philly Collapse Commits Suicide
(NEWSER) – The man who inspected a Philadelphia building three weeks before it collapsed last week, killing six and injuring 13, has died in an apparent suicide. The 52-year-old, whose name has not been released, inspected the building several times and ruled it safe after a complaint was lodged last month, reports NBC. He apparently shot himself in the chest while parked in his pickup truck in an isolated area about a mile from his home, where his wife found him. His suicide note had been a text to her. Meanwhile, a crane operator awaits trial in the collapse, while victims are suing the demolition contractor.


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An epidural steroid injection (ESI) is the delivery of powerful anti-inflammatory medicine directly into the space outside of the sac of fluid around your spinal cord. This area is called the epidural space.
It is not the same as an epidural anesthesia given prior to childbirth.
ESI; Spinal injection for back pain; Back pain injection
You will be asked to change into a gown, then lie face down on an x-ray table with a pillow under your stomach. If this position causes pain, you will be asked to either sit up or lie on your side while in a curled position.
The health care provider cleans the area of your back where the needle will be inserted, and may use medicine to numb the area. You may be given medicine to help you relax.
Most of the time, your doctor will use an x-ray machine that produces real-time pictures to help guide the needle to the correct spot in your lower back. The doctor injects a mixture of steroid and numbing medicines into the area. This medicine decreases swelling and pressure on the larger nerves around your spine and helps relieve pain.
You may feel some pressure during the injection, but most of the time the procedure is not painful.
You will be watched for 15 - 20 minutes after the injection before going home.
Your doctor may recommend an epidural spinal injection if you have pain that spreads from the lower spine to the hips or down the leg (radicular low back pain). Such pain is caused by pressure on a nerve as it leaves the spine, most often due to a bulging disc.
The injections are rarely used unless your pain has not improved with medicines, physical therapy, or other nonsurgical treatments.
Epidural injections are generally safe. Possible complications may include:
Talk to your doctor about your risk of complications.
Having these injections too often may weaken the bones of your spine or nearby muscles. Receiving higher doses of the steroids in the injections may also cause these problems. As a result, most doctors limit patients to two or three injections per year.
Your doctor will most likely have ordered an MRI scan of the back before this procedure. This helps your doctor determine the area to be treated.
Before your procedure, tell your doctor or nurse:
You may be told to stop taking medicines that make it hard for your blood to clot for several days before the test. This may include aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin), clopidogrel (Plavix), warfarin (Coumadin), naproxen (Aleve, Naprosyn), and heparin.
Always check with your doctor before stopping any medications.
Epidural steroid injections provide short-term pain relief for at least half of the people who receive them. Symptoms may remain better for weeks to months, but rarely up to a year.
The procedure does not cure the cause of your back pain. You will need to continue back exercises and other treatments.
You may feel some discomfort in the area where the needle. This should only last a few hours.
Your doctor may ask you to rest for the remainder of the day.
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HICKORY, NC -- Archie Franklin "Frank" Lail of Hav-A-Cup Coffee and Quality Water Service based here, died here on May 13. He was 78.
Lail entered the coffee business 45 years ago working for Standard Coffee Service (New Orleans). He went on to found his own coffee service company, Easy Break Coffee Service, based in Florida and later changed its name to Hav-A-Cup Coffee Service.
In 1980, Lail sold his stake in the Florida company and moved to Hickory, NC, to launch a company under the same name in the local market. His wife Edda of 55 years and children Lester, Leigh-Ann, Karl and Wanda have been part of the family business throughout the years and played key roles in building and managing the company. The company has grown from its first route in Hickory to Asheville, Charlotte and the surrounding areas.
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- "Students must observe new restrictions regarding Library and Common Room access."
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The Educational Decree Number One-Hundred and Twenty-Nine was one of the Educational Decrees created in 1996 by Dolores Umbridge, then-Headmistress of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. This Educational Decree imposed restrictions on Library and Common Room access.[1]
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In designing the Kohout Residence, architect Kirk Blunck, FAIA, faced a subdivision design code that read like the recipe for a classic McMansion. "Roofs pitched at 45 degrees, double-hung windows, wood shakes … it was very prescriptive," says Blunck, who nevertheless persuaded the powers that be to permit a house that violated most if not all of its guidelines. His low, butterfly-roofed design also represented something of a leap for its owners: from the French country style of their previous house to a spare modernism that directs attention outward, to the South Dakota prairie landscape. But durable, unadorned surfaces simply make sense for an active family with four children and two dogs, and an open-plan layout keeps adults and children in touch with each other and the outdoors. "Somewhere along the way," says Blunck, "they decided that they were so busy with careers and kids that they should have a house that made their lives simpler and more connected."
Blunck's plan lays out in two neatly balanced wings—public areas and children's rooms to the south, garage and master suite to the north—separated by a gallerylike entrance hall whose glass end wall frames a view of a small fountain pool and the yard beyond, which borders the Missouri River. A 120-foot-long board-formed concrete wall defines one side of the entrance hall, projecting from the house at both ends. "It's partly for function, partly for drama," Blunck says of the wall, which manages views both from neighboring properties and between the wings of the house itself.
The house's public wing centers on an open great room, whose flat ceiling helps define the cooking area and pitches skyward over the living and dining areas. The room "has views in three different directions; it's clearly the hub of the house," Blunck says. "The clerestory lights are oriented essentially to the south, to bounce light off the ceiling and even deeper into the space." Glass panels in the pantry floor channel light from roof windows to the children's lower-level playroom. Stained oak cabinets and PaperStone counters join the dark walnut floor as background for the room's brighter elements—and for the sweeping view outside.
Sliding doors open the living room to a sheltered patio, but Blunck resisted the reflex to surround the house with decks or hardscape, instead using a low retaining wall to establish "a very flat, manicured lawn that takes the place of a deck or terrace. It's perfectly possible to have a social event out on the lawn," he says. Another unobtrusive retaining wall creates a discreet daylight walkout for the lower level, whose brightness belies its sub-grade elevation. "The owners wanted the house to be a place where their kids would stay and where their kids' friends would come," Blunck explains.
Blunck echoed the horizontality of the prairie landscape with local white cedar siding and the shadow lines of the concrete work, achieved by fixing 1x4s in a randomized pattern to the inside of the forms. The house's massing and trimless modernist details generated "some angst" on the design review board, Blunck says, but in time he found the group commendably open-minded. "We said, 'We can do sloped roofs, but we'll slope them to the interior rather than the exterior,'" he says. "They kind of raised their eyebrows," but they ultimately agreed. "People only know what they've seen or experienced. Our job is to widen that field of vision." And if the board were concerned about his clients building a dog that would damage property values in the neighborhood, Blunck says, they needn't have worried. "There were three different people trying to buy it from them before they even moved in."


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Schlobohm's double-double powers Tornados past Erskine, 69-45November 14, 2011
Brendle and Watkins in double-digits as Brevard improves to 2-0
Due West, S.C. - Anna Schlobohm recorded her first career double-double and Lindsay Brendle and Micheala Watkins joined her in double-digits as Brevard defeated the Erskine Flying Fleet on Monday evening in Belk Arena, 69-45.
The Tornados (2-0) build a 29-20 halftime lead, holding the 28-21 advantage on the glass, as well as forcing 11 Erskine (0-1) turnovers in the first period in building the lead. Brevard opened the second half with a 14-4 run capped by a jumper from the top of the key by Lacey Singletary as the Tornados begin the season with consecutive wins for first time in the Coach Reid era.
Schlobohm led all players with 16 points and recorded a career high 11 rebounds in the victory as the Tornados shot 37.1 percent from the floor. Brendle added 14 points, going 5-for-6 from the floor, while Micheala Watkins added 13 points and six rebounds as the Tornados won the battle of the boards, out-rebounding the Flying Fleet 42-41.
Porsha Morgan led Erskine in their season opener, scoring 13 points and added four rebounds, while Jana Dixon added eight points and nine boards for the Flying Fleet. Elizabeth Tatum added six points and seven rebounds, while Adrienne Bannerman had five points and six boards in their first action of the season.
Brendle opened the scoring for the Tornados, hitting a jumper in transition off the steal by Schlobohm to put the Tornados up 2-0 with 18:57 left in the first half as Brevard opened up the game scoring six of the first seven points. The lead would expand to eight at the 13:27 mark as Holli Flippo hit the first of her three three-pointers to put the lead at 13-5.
Erskine battled back, cutting into the lead from the free throw line on free throws by Bannerman and Dixon at 20-17, but Brevard put the lead in double-digits after a pair of free throws by Katelynne Poole and a jumper by Schlobohm at the 3:23 mark gave Brevard the 29-17 advantage.
Rosa Powell hit a three-pointer for Erskine in the closing minutes of the half and neither team was able to score in the final 1:32 as the Tornados went into the break with the 29-20 lead.
A pair of Tatum free throws broke the scoreless streak in the second half, cutting the lead back down to seven at 29-22, but back-to-back Flippo three-pointers and a short jumper in the paint by Brendle helped the Tornados open a 14-2 run capped by a Singletary jumper from the top of the key to put Brevard in control at 45-24 with 15:07 to play.
The lead would expand to 26 after back-to-back shots by Brendle and Singletary, putting the score at 56-30, and though Morgan kept the fight alive for the Flying Fleet, narrowing the score to within 20 points twice, a pair of free throws by Taylor Hiatt and a Poole three-pointer put the game away for Brevard in the 69-45 victory.
The Tornados defense forced 26 Erskine turnovers in the contest, with Schlobohm leading the way with three steals as seven BC defenders recorded takeaways as Brevard advances to 2-0 for the first time since joining the NCAA Division II.
Brevard returns home to the friendly confines of Boshamer Gymnasium in Brevard, N.C. on Wednesday, November 16th as they take on their third consecutive Conference Carolinas opponent in King College in BC's 2011-2012 Home Opener. Tipoff between the Tornados of Brevard and the Tornado of King is set for 6 p.m.


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized and directed to sell at a price not less than $2,000 the trust allotment numbered 4913 of Susan Eagle Dog, described as the northeast quarter of section 29, township 102 north, range 78 west, of the fifth principal meridian, South Dakota, conveyance to be made by deed or the issuance of a patent in fee to the purchaser and to disburse the proceeds of such sale to Susan Eagle Dog for her benefit: Provided, That the proceeds shall be regarded as trust funds and shall not be subject to liens or attachments of any character whatsoever except obligations due the United States.
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Oh I see someone is a fan of Jawaiian music. You also need to try our Loco Moco with Fried Rice, shhh, it's delicious, and may possibly cut a year or so off of your life span..
Damn, yeah, right out of college does seem scary. Don't know how I would have acted given that situation.
Definitely, but I have also seen the other side, which is really rare, but I have seen that it can be pretty awesome, usually it's when the couples are faithful/loyal to each other, still do things/want to do things together, yet also let each other do their own thing.
Also when they just stop being intimate after marriage, that is, just no...
Loco Moco is pretty good, unique combination of beef patty, eggs, and gravy - really satisfying. Pork lau lau is pretty awesome too.
Yeah, for some reason after marriage a lot of couples just let themselves go, and they stop having any sort of fun, excitement, and sex. They just go for like years and decades without doing it - it just seems strange to me.
Winter Is Coming.
My dream
It's foolish to fear what we've yet to see and know. ~Itachi Uchiha
To never ever have one.
You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villian
My dream wedding is with Carbo.
I'm a controlling bitch.
The venue and actual wedding are irrelevant, as long as i'm marrying 3+ uniquely cute girls at once i'll be happy. Then we'll all live together in my mansion and have wacky hijinks, it'll be so awesome.
If I had a type it'd be you, fortunately I don't have a type so please stop.
Winter Is Coming.
If they were the same nationality as me, most likely in our home country.
If they were of another nationality then I would like to have 2 weddings because I don't have any family in Australia (where I currently live).
One would either be here or in my partner's home country and the other would be in my home country.
Obviously having two weddings would be expensive, but they don't have to be anything overly extravagant.
Anything as long as Alex is the one standing in front of the Altar with me.
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i just want to be wed on a church with a long long aisle.
work, work, work!!!
I don't know about you guys, but I'm getting married in Disney Land.
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Or maybe a nice garden somewhere like Italy, Scotland, or France.
It's been fun, everyone, but I'm afraid I must leave. Adios~
At the top of a volcano. Why you ask? Its becasue I'm a badass and the lava is like my burning desire to be with my woman.
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|The Grandfather of the Twins (Photo: Minnesota Twins)
There have been stories told across Twins Territory in the past week that pay homage to the mighty man that slugged his way to the hearts of generations of Twins faithful. The overarching theme to all of these tales has been a connection that Killebrew had to every person that he encountered. Killebrew is the face of the Twins organization.
All fans have a connection to "their" team. The members of that team spend 162 games a year as part of your life. The players become part of your family and you know more about some of the players than your own family. In that sense, Killebrew was the grandfather to all of the Twins players that came after him.
Killebrew arrived with the Twins franchise when it was moved to Minnesota from Washington. He was a first-generation Twins player and he was the trailblazer to the team in so many ways. He was the first member of the Twins to make the Hall-of-Fame and he led the team to their first World Series birth.
Twins legends gathered at Target Field on Tuesday to discuss the man known as "Killer." Many of these legends grew up in the Twin Cities area idolizing the player that donned number three. Paul Moliter, Kent Hrbek, and Jack Morris all shared thoughts on the player that was a father figure to them during their time in the Twins family.
Jack Morris was in tears as he said, "I lost a hero today. To me, he was a real man. He was all man because he loved so much. He was the family we call the Minnesota Twins."
It was a tough day for everyone that considers themselves a member of the Minnesota Twins family. The grandfather of this organization has left us with some great memories and a life full of grace and happiness.
Killebrew said it best when he said, "Life is precious and time is a key element. Let's make every moment count and help those who have a greater need than our own."
That's what he wanted everyone in the Twins family to do; go out there and make every moment count. There are people in the world that have needs beyond our own personal needs. Killebrew would want you to follow his example and be out there doing good in the world
Thank you, Harmon, for the life you lived. It's great to be a Twins fan and to celebrate your life today.
A collection of posts that I have put together about Harmon Killebrew:
~Killebrew and Me
~One Story about Killebrew from Cuddy
~Video: Harmon Killebrew's HOF Induction Speech
~Rest in Peace, Harmon Killebrew (1936-2011)
~Ultimate Twins Team Bracket: 1991 vs. 1965


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A GOOD WALK: When it comes to uplifting stories about the goodness in people, we usually toss those over to our junior columnist Rich Archbold.
His Sunday columns are invariably uplifting and inspirational. Us? We tend to gravitate more toward despair and hopelessness. That stuff is a comedy gold mine!
The conditions of our parole, however, require us to write at least one column each quarter about "good people," so we're going with the 22nd annual Beach Walk: Walk for Health on Saturday at Marina Green on Shoreline Drive in Long Beach.
The walk is the major fundraiser each year for our favorite cause: The Children's Clinic, which was founded more than 70 years ago by a group of physicians and civic leaders to give children, especially those in low-income families, access to health care. The clinic also provides care for others in the family, but children are the focus, and TCC does a fantastic job in Greater Long Beach providing quality care for the underserved.
Beach Walk is also a huge project for Millikan High School's COMPASS Academy and other students. Several other local schools participate as well, though they've got a lot of work to do to top Millikan's raising of $12,000 for the clinic last year.
Because we are nothing if not transparent, we should note that our daughter Hannah happens to be in the COMPASS Academy and is involved with Beach Walk. That fact has no bearing on our love for TCC. Sure, Hannah looked at us with her startling blue eyes and asked us to write about Beach Walk, but so what? Since when have we done what our daughter has asked? Did we rush out and buy her an Apple laptop just because she asked for one? Did we get her an iPhone 5 just because she asked for one? Do we take her shopping every time she asks to go shopping? Those are all bad examples, because, yes, we did. But, OK, here's one: She wants a pygmy goat. DENIED! No sparing the rod while we're at the helm of this family.
The Beach Walk is more than just a 5K stroll down the bike path, though it is that. There's also a 1K race for kids under 12, free lunch and swag provided by the Long Beach Firefighters (do we smell hot dogs?), plus a Healthy Food Day Festival with exhibits and resource material, a farmers market and live music.
The festivities go from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Registration is at 8, the 1K race is at 9 and the 5K walk starts at 9:30. Check thechildrensclinic.org for info.
RESPECTING OUR ELDERS: So, you're guessing, surely you'll see us at The Children's Clinic Beach Walk on Saturday. No. While we have nothing but compassion and love for the children in our community, our real calling on this planet is working with the aging. You could argue that children are aging, and, yes, they are. Quite rapidly. But it gets more alarming when you get to the age when you're constantly hectored by AARP, funeral homes and companies that sell "Do Not Resuscitate!" bracelets.
So, while children are laughing and prancing in the park on Saturday, we'll be doing pretty much the same things at the Press-Telegram's Successful Aging Expo that runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Grand, 4101 E. Willow St.
There will be dozens of seminars on the billions of things that occur along with aging, as well as exhibits and health-screeners and everything else concerning growing old in the correct manner.
The Press-Telegram booth will feature some of the newspaper's most glorious professionals, including the aforementioned Archbold, who will be there all day scarfing up column fodder and chatting with visitors.
We'll saunter in at 9 a.m. and hang in until noon or 1p.m., depending on how effective our meds are. If you're polite, we may sign and sell you a copy of our book "Long Beach Chronicles." Melissa Evans, our cherished assistant city editor, will be on hand to receive compliments from 10a.m. till noon. She is a former health reporter, so she'll be glad to have a look at that thing on your ankle. At noon, former City Hall reporter and current City Editor Paul Eakins will be there for an hour. See how many complaints about the size of the crossword puzzle you can fit in 60 minutes.
The event is free. Check out more facts at successfulagingexpo/
FOOTBALL PICKS, WEEK WHATEVER: Look, you knew when we started dating that we don't pay enough attention to football, so don't act all surprised to see us hover at our near the bottom of the Press-Telegram's slate of "expert" pickers. We can't bear to look. We've about run out of systems.
Next week we may have to with the wobbly "which team's weak-side guard would you least likely want to face in a knife fight" method. The rest of you, carry on. Pick your games today online at presstelegram.com.
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Our Daily Correspondent
Bringer of JollityBy Sadie Stein
"The sense of unhappiness is so much easier to convey than that of happiness. In misery we seem aware of our own existence, even though it may be in the form of a monstrous egotism: this pain of mine is individual, this nerve that winces belongs to me and to no other. But happiness annihilates us: we lose our identity." —Graham Greene, The End of the Affair
A friend described to me yesterday what he considers the Three Degrees of Being Stood Up. As he explained, these proceed as follows:
First Degree: Standing someone up entirely, with no warning, and no subsequent apology.
Second Degree: Canceling on someone at the last minute, possibly after he or she has set out for the appointment in question.
Third Degree: Breaking a date.
He agreed that we have all been guilty of the third. I know I have, too often, and, indeed, was somewhat surprised to hear it grouped with the other two offenses. And yet, he was right: such things inconvenience others and maybe even hurt them. Besides practical questions of schedules and reservations, there are matters of disappointment and broken trust. After a certain point, you cease to depend upon people who make a habit of breaking dates. Maybe that's what we want.
It was funny that this should come up just when it did, because only a few days before, another friend had observed, "people should have the self-esteem to know that their absence matters to other people." Read More


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Fantastic House with Cute Garden
お部屋の大きさ150 m²
Floor No.1
- インターネット/WiFi
- ベランダ/テラス
- タオル
- ファミリー/子供と一緒に泊まれる
- キッチン
- 利用可能な駐車場
- テレビ
- 洗濯機/乾燥機
Accommodation summary
|Solhemsgatan, 216 20 Malmö, スウェーデン
4-5 bedrooms, large living room, fully equipped kitchen incl. dishwasher, TV, free wifi, washing machine and dryer. Secluded garden, parking driveway for 2 cars.
The residence is located in one of the best parts of Malmö, in a nice and calm neighborhood, close to both the beach (2,5 km) and the city center (4 km) as well as Hyllie train station and Malmö Arena (1,5 km). A grocery store, for your daily purchase, is found only a few minutes walk away. Copenhagen can very easily be reached either by train or by car in less than 30 minutes.
Very easy communications with several buses stopping only 150 meters from the house.
You are also free to use our bikes!
I will meet the guests when they arrive to give them the keys. I will be available by phone and mail to answer any questions if needed.
ハウスルールWe are easygoing and want you to enjoy your stay but please respect the following:
No smoking inside - only in the garden.
No pets are allowed.
No parties, loud music or noise.
We expect you to leave the apartment in the same state as you find it, since we don't charge for cleaning!
|¥ 359746 ゲスト・宿泊日の追加
|3 週
|Check-in before
Very nice house with all the comfort you need.
Very close to Malmo and copenhagen.
Sofia was very friendly and helpfull.
Sophias house is very nice and clean, you feel at home right away. Whenever we needed something we could contact her, and she would answer us as soon as possible for her. The location of the house is quite nice, the busstation is just 5 minutes away, so you can easily go wherever you want.
Thank you so much (tak tak) Sofia for your kindness.
We spend a perfect holidays like at home.
Very nice house with every thing we need, very comfortable. And Cute garden.
Not too far away from center or train station to Copenhague because of bus, bike or taxi.
I highly recommend your house.
Best regards
Delphine, Alexandre, Guy, Hélène, Fred, Christine abd Angelique from Paris FRANCE
Our family enjoyed their stay in Sofia's beautiful house very much.The house is very clean, lovingly furnished and equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay. We can definitely recommend it. Sofia is a great host - caring and very supportive! Thank you!
Sofia's house is the perfect base for a visit to Malmo. Well appointed and comfortable, it was ideal for our party of four adults and two children. The location in a smart and quiet district is very convenient for excursions into the city, close to local bus and train with easy access to highways and the famous bridge to Copenhagen. Sofia is a welcoming and attentive host, interesting and friendly she could not have been more helpful. Thanks Sofia for making our stay a real pleasure.
A very comfortable and nice house. Located in a quiet area. Sofia is a charming and very kind person, and did everything to provide all that was needed. Malmoe is a wonderful city. I recommend the experience
Sofias house in Malmö was an awesome accomodation for our one week trip to Sweden - it's so lovely that it was almost a pity to leave it to discover the town. One can easily spent whole days in the sweet little garden. We four persons distributed very well into the three rooms with single beds and one room with double bed. That house is absolutely recommendable :)
Sofias Haus in Malmö was eine tolle Unterkunft für unseren Wochenausflug nach Schweden - es ist so schön, dass es fast schade war, das Haus für die Erkundung der Stadt zu verlassen. Man kann problemlos ganze Tage in dem hübschen kleinen Garten verbringen. Wir vier Personen konnten uns gut auf die drei Räume mit Einzelbett und den einen Raum mit Doppelbett verteilen. Dieses Haus ist absolut empfehlenswert :)
A beautiful well-appointed house in a nice and quit neighborhood. The house is central located you can reach severeal shopping facilities, the Öresund-Bridge, the Beach and the City only in a few minutes by car.
We and especially our kids enjoyed our stay in Malmö.
Thank you Sofia, we had have a nice time!
It was an absolut pleasure to stay at Sofias house. We attended a conference in the lovely city of Malmö and the house was perfect for us. It is well maintained, very clean and we felt at home after just a few minutes. Sofia is a perfect host. She explained everything to us and was always available for us. If I ever travel to Malmö again, I will go to Sofias house again, that's for sure!
la casa di Sofia è fantastica e lei è stata molto gentile e disponibile. Si tratta di una casa molto grande, con un bel giardinetto interno sul quale si affacciano la maggior parte delle stanze. La zona è residenziale e molto tranquilla, e con pochi minuti di macchina si raggiunge il centro. Sofia inoltre mette a disposizione diverse biciclette, e se si è in macchina, si posteggia direttamente di fronte alla casa. Se dovessi tornare a Malmo, tornerei sicuramente qua!
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2011-12: One of club's the top returners and a proven two-year performer, she's learning a new position at the point where she'll run the squad at both ends of the court as a team captain…her work on developing ball skills needed at the point should be evident early on…is developing greater consistency at knocking down the outside shot…attacks the rim with authority…a very good rebounder…on the defensive end, she uses wonderful anticipation and quick hands to get into passing lanes…a coach's delight, she plays with great passion, never gives up, and competes all the time.
2010-11: Started every game in her sophomore season and was a solid performer in several important categories…led the team with 19 blocked shots, was second in rebounding, assists, and steals, and fourth in scoring…had a dozen double-figure scoring efforts…poured in a career-high 21 points to go along with a season-best tying five assists vs. San Diego Christian on 1/27/11…saved her best for last, tallying 14 points and pulling down a career-high 15 rebounds in a GSAC Tournament and season-ending loss to California Baptist on 3/1/11.
2009-10: Impressing the coaching staff with stellar reserve performances over the first half of the year, the hard-working freshman stepped into a starting role over the final 12 games…averaged just over 10ppg in that stretch and finished the season just a tick under that number…scored in double figures 16 times…played well in big games, going for 13 points against defending national champion Union of Tennessee on 11/20/09 and 16 points vs. GSAC co-champion Azusa Pacific on 12/1/09…poured in a season-high 20 points vs. Concordia on 2/9/10, going 10-14 from the field…pulled down four or more rebounds on 11 occasions…snared a season-best seven rebounds against San Diego Christian on 2/6/10.
Allen HS: Enjoyed three productive years as a varsity starter for the Eagles and Coach Amy Pool…selected District 9-5A Newcomer of the Year in 2006-07…voted to the all-district team and was her club's Offensive Player of the Year…as a junior, she led the Eagles to a first-round playoff appearance while earning District 9-5A Offensive Player of the Year and first-team, all-district honors…capped her prep career by leading the Eagles back to the post-season and was named first-team, all-district for the third consecutive year.
Year G FGM FGA FG% 3PM 3PA 3P% FTM FTA FT% Reb A
2009-10 29 106 214 49.5 21 56 37.5 44 58 75.9 85 42 43 277 9.6
2010-11 30 100 242 41.3 12 49 24.5 71 97 73.2 142 61 45 283 9.4
59 206 456 45.2 33 105 31.4 115 155 74.2 227 103 88 560 9.5