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(ARA) - No matter how long it's been since you set foot in a classroom, September can still bring a sense of starting over, which makes it the perfect time of year to take stock of where you are and where you want to be with your general health and level of fitness. You can go "back to school" by enrolling in an exercise class or get a new "teacher" by hiring a personal trainer.
"There is a sense of new beginnings on all fronts when school starts," says Jenna Murphy, a 42-year-old mom from Maple Grove, Minn. "This fall I want to improve my flexibility through yoga. I also plan on trying ballet bar fitness as well as kettle bells."
While January is the traditional time when many people consider starting healthy habits, they don't always see those changes through to the end of the year. "The new year creates more emotion and motivation to start change," explains Jason Stella, a master personal trainer at Life Time Fitness, The Healthy Way of Life Company. "The problem with this motivation is that once the media hype and emotional high is gone, so is the belief in achieving the goal."
Even if you have a good start in January and keep your resolve through the summer, come fall - with its endless procession of holidays - even the most dedicated can stop making fitness a priority.
Instead of thinking, "I'll start over in January," use these three Rs to make September a time to renew your fitness goals.
Reassess: Consider what you have accomplished so far and what new action you need to take to stay on course with your goals. In addition, evaluate your schedule. How can you fit fitness in with activities and obligations that start in the fall while staying motivated with fewer daylight hours? Fitness centers often create new schedules this time of year. Learn something new by way of a new exercise class or sport, or find a nutrition or health education seminar to attend.
Reconnect: Find ways to re-establish that emotional high toward your goals and keep the momentum going. One way to do this is to sign up for an event that will complement your health and fitness goals, or help you achieve them. "An event can be a 10K, a triathlon, half-marathon or more extreme events like the Warrior Dash, Spartan Race or Alpha Showdown," Stella says. "This keeps motivation high throughout the year and helps people stay on track with the kind of lifestyle behaviors that lead to achieving their desired goals." Accomplishing these events also leads to more confidence, he adds, which perpetuates the goal-setting, goal-achieving cycle.
Reassert: Change your mindset from making a resolution to making a commitment. "A personal commitment is much more powerful than a resolution, which is often thrust upon us by outside expectations," Stella says. A resolution is deciding to do or not do something; a commitment is a promise or obligation. "Think about the personal responsibility between the two. When people 'promise' or make an 'obligation' it puts their credibility on the line, and maintaining one's credibility has a huge impact on motivation."
Murphy, who is a member of the Life Time Fitness in Maple Grove, Minn., says she is no longer in school, but having a personal trainer provides a great education. "Four years ago, having never done anything athletic my whole life, the best decision I have ever made was to work with a personal trainer from the start. She is always introducing me to new workouts and showing me I can do things I never thought I could. That's very empowering and affirming to me."


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As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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23rd Annual Equity in the Classroom Conference
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April 7â9, 2013
Theme: "Building Empowerment and Excellence in Education"
Recommended Topics for the Workshops and Poster Session
Monday, April 8 and Tuesday April 9, 2013
Issues and concerns regarding the recruitment and retention of underrepresented populations in higher education and addressing the educational needs of the homeless and foster children. Other topics include the Dream Act, community organizing, access to healthcare, and reducing violence in our communities.
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Inclusion and accessibility, collaborative learning, technology innovations, universal design of instruction, learning communities, best practices, and recruitment and retention strategies.
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Former KCP Future Faculty recipients, publishing in academia, advancing in higher education, and securing grants and funding.
View here for proposal details and format: http://coe.wayne.edu/as/temp/equity_conference_2013_-_request_for_proposals.pdf
Proposals due by January 25, 2013
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How can a pregnant women avoid overdue?
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Hi whiterose,
A normal full term pregnancy is considered to be anywhere between 37 and 42 weeks of pregnancy. Whilst a woman's 'due date' is given as the day she is 40 weeks pregnant only 5% of babies are actually born on this date. It is somewhat arbitrary. By far the majority of babies will be born when they are ready and for some babies this is at 41 or 42 weeks. This is nothing wrong with going 'overdue'.
However, an issue being being 'overdue' is that some hospitals put pressure on a woman to be induced if they go past a certain date. If you are almost on the point of labour and your body just needs 'tipping into' labour then there are a few things you can try to naturally start labour. These include:
- walking lots (without making yourself tired)
- having sex or nipple stimulation; this releases the hormone Oxytocin which is also released in labour
- eat a spicy curry; this can stimulate the bowel and so set off contractions
- bounce on a birthing ball
- have a warm bath, relax and visualise your baby coming to you
Please do post back here if you have any questions.
Warm wishes,


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It is our hope that during your time at Wright State University, you maintain a successful and injury free career. However, in competitive athletics, injuries do occur and that is where we step in.
Staff members of the Athletic Training Department at Wright State University are all nationally certified and state licensed allied health care providers in athletic training. Our training includes injury prevention, assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation techniques and skills. We serve as the initial contact between the student-athletes and the team physicians in regards to injury management. It is imperative to report any and all injuries to the athletic training staff, which can then provide appropriate care. The athletic trainers are also responsible for scheduling all physician appointments, procedures or any medical tests prescribed by the team physicians.
We hope that all of our student-athletes have a successful and enjoyable experience while attending Wright State University and it is our goal to provide the best possible care for any medical issues that may arise during this time. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions that you may have about our department, our policies or our procedures.
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GSA Appoints New Deputy Associate Administrator For Communications
September 5, 2006
Contact: Jon Anderson, (202) 501-1231
WASHINGTON, DC – The U.S. General Services Administration today announced that Claire Dorrell will begin serving as Deputy Associate Administrator for Communications within the Office of Citizen Services and Communications effective Tuesday, September 5.
"We're very fortunate indeed to have a person of Claire's communication experience and talent at GSA," said GSA Administrator Lurita Doan. "With more than 25 years of public affairs and policy leadership in both the public and private sectors, Claire adds much valued knowledge and gravitas to our team."
Dorrell comes to GSA from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, where she served as the Director of Special Projects. In this role, Mrs. Dorrell created the agency's first speaker's bureau; she also played a leading role in major initiatives to promote and communicate contributions of America's civil servants. She did so in many innovative ways, including directing the publication of the update of the historical chronicle, Biography of an Ideal, which expanded on the official biography of the U.S. Civil Service. She was recognized for her accomplishments and leadership at OPM, receiving the prestigious Theo Award and the U.S. Government Leadership Award.
Prior to her tenure at OPM, Claire provided public affairs and policy expertise in several national political and healthcare industry positions serving as, Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs at the Department of Health and Human Services, as Lynne Cheney's Director of Communications Policy at the National Endowment for the Humanities, and as Director of Communications/Media Relations for the Healthcare Leadership Council.
Dorrell holds a bachelor's degree from New York University and a master's degree from Mount St. Mary's College. She is an executive committee member of The Charter 100, an organization dedicated to helping professional women network within their areas of expertise, as well as identifying ways to contribute to the betterment of society. In addition, Claire belongs to a number of other professional organizations.
GSA is a centralized, federal procurement, property management, policy development and information provision agency, created by Congress to improve government efficiency and help federal agencies better serve the public. In this role, GSA acquires products and services on behalf of federal agencies; plays a key role in developing and implementing government-wide policies; provides services and solutions for the office operations of more than one million federal workers; and encourages a citizen-centric relationship with government by providing a single "point of entry" to the information and services citizens need in a timeframe they can appreciate. This allows citizens to receive accurate, timely and consistent answers and information, and helps federal agencies better respond to citizen inquiries.


text: I haven't found anything significant in the logs on the head node -- the connections are seemingly silently refused. I did find that sshd was using the default value of 10 unauthenticated connections (MaxStartups) though and bumped that to 100. I'll try another test batch soon. Joshua Bernstein wrote: > Jeff, > > Have you looked through the pbs_mom log files, or even > /var/log/messages on the headnode? You might be running into a > situation where either pbs_mom or sshd (on the headnode) is running > out of open file descriptors. If you're using bash shell, you have a > look at the maximum number of open files per process using: > > $ ulimit -n > 1024 > > Generally this number is set to 1024 by default, but if you have a > large cluster, and the headnode is rather busy, SSHD may not be able > to fork() in order to receive the incoming SCP connection. > > -Joshua Bernstein > Senior Software Engineer > Penguin Computing > > Jeff Anderson-Lee wrote: >> I'm getting sporadic failures when it tries to copy the results .ER >> and .OU files back. It is not 100% of the time, nor is is 100% >> consistent on which hosts have problems. Sometimes the same host >> will succeed for one or both files and sometimes it will fail for both. >> >> I'm wondering if this might have something to do with too many scp >> requests showing up simultaneously and some sort of rate-limiting >> happening. Any suggestions on where I might look? What I might >> tweak? Is there some way to increase the default socket backlog, or >> that used by inetd/sshd? >> >> Thanks. >> >> Jeff Anderson-Lee >> >>> PBS Job Id: 958.XXX.berkeley.edu >>> Job Name: STDIN >>> Exec host: s103/11 >>> An error has occurred processing your job, see below. >>> Post job file processing error; job 958.XXX.berkeley.edu on host >>> s103/11 >>> >>> Unable to copy file /var/spool/torque/spool/958.XXX.berkeley.edu.OU >>> to jonah at XXX.berkeley.edu:/home/cs/jonah/STDIN.o958 >>> *** error from copy >>> ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host >>> lost connection >>> *** end error output >>> Output retained on that host in: >>> /var/spool/torque/undelivered/958.XXX.berkeley.edu.OU >> >> _______________________________________________ >> torqueusers mailing list >> torqueusers at supercluster.org >> http://www.supercluster.org/mailman/listinfo/torqueusers


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Wingate, N.C. – The Brevard men's tennis team was beaten in their South Atlantic Conference opener on Friday afternoon, 8-1, at the hands of Wingate. The Tornados (3-1, 0-1 South Atlantic Conference) were swept in the singles action.
Brevard's top flight doubles duo of Cole Altizer (Charlotte, N.C.) and Jarred Fisher (Prime Rose East, South Africa) notched the only Tornado point of the day, 8-4, over Wingate's Bruno Prudence (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and Braeden Patchell (Oakville, Ontario). The Bulldogs took the next two pairs points, as Flavio Rathsam (Sao Paulo, Brazil) and Brenden Molan (Charlotte, N.C.) took the No. 2 match, 8-2, over Konstantin Savelyev (Karaganda, Kazakhstan) and Andrew Thompson (San Antonio, Texas) and the third flight went to Fernando Lichtenstein (Darnestown, Md.) and Jose Valarezo (Guayaquil, Ecuador), 8-2 over Heikki Riikonen (Kuopio, Finland) and Nate Lyles (Summerville, S.C.).
Wingate (2-3, 1-0 SAC) won all six solo points. Prudence knocked down Riikonen, 7-6 (7-2), 6-1, Mitchell Lvovsky (Dania, Fla.) beat Savelyev, 6-0, 6-1 and Patchell swept Fisher, 7-5, 6-1. The final three matches went to Andrew Owen (Kitchener, Ontario), 6-0, 6-0 over Lyles, Lichtenstein, 6-2, 6-2 over Altizer and Rathsam, 6-3, 6-3 over Shane Apps (Alpharetta, Ga.).
The Tornados return the court Saturday against Queens. Wingate's next match ins March 7, at East Carolina.


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This week the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) launched Safety Pilot Model Development, which they said is the largest real-life test to date of vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) communication.
The year-long study, in the Ann Arbor, Michigan area, involves 2,880 cars, trucks and buses. The vehicles, mostly driven by volunteer participants, are equipped with V2V and V2I communication devices that will gather data about connected vehicle system operability and its effectiveness at reducing crashes.
The vehicles will send messages to and receive messages from other equipped vehicles, transparently, and drivers will receive warnings regarding specific hazardous traffic situations such as an impending collision at a blind intersection, a vehicle changing lanes in another vehicle's blind spot, or a rear collision with a vehicle stopped ahead.
According to the DOT's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), V2V safety technology could help drivers avoid or reduce the severity of four out of five unimpaired vehicle crashes. NHTSA administrator David Strickland said "Vehicle-to-vehicle communication has the potential to be the ultimate game-changer in roadway safety – but we need to understand how to apply the technology in an effective way in the real world." NHTSA will use data from the Safety Pilot Model Deployment to assess future potential for connected vehicle safety technologies. NHTSA plans to determine by 2013 whether to proceed with additional activities involving connected vehicle technology, including possible rulemaking. For more visit www.safercar.gov/connectedvehicles
The model deployment is phase two of DOT's connected vehicle Safety Pilot. Data from driver acceptance clinics conducted during phase one of the Safety Pilot revealed that nine out of ten drivers who experienced V2V technology have a highly favorable opinion of its safety benefits and would like to have V2V features on their personal vehicle.
Firms selected to provide technology for Safety Pilot Model Development include Savari Networks (www.savarinetworks.com), Arada Systems (www.aradasystems.com), and Cohda Wireless (www.cohdawireless.com). Codha will provide MK2 WAVE/DSRC (Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments/Dedicated Short Range Communications) radios as well as network software and roadside broadcasting units co-developed with Cisco Systems.
The Cohda technology, based on IEEE 802.11p and DSRC, implements the IEEE 1609 network stack and SAE 2735 message library. Cohda chief executive officer Paul Gray said his firm's devices have been included in V2V trials in the U.S., Australia, Germany, France, and Korea, covering more than 17,000 km and 15 different applications.
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"For the fourth year in a row, the Expo demonstrated significant growth in all areas. Our 10% increase in overall Expo registration is an accomplishment we relish," commented NCA President Larry Graham. "In a challenging economy, it is apparent by the continued growth that our event provides vital tools, insights, innovations and resources that the industry values."
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New in 2013, was the show-stopping Shopper Solutions Theater. Visitors flocked to this first-time offering to learn about proven merchandising displays in the Gallery of Success, and then attend one of the many standing-room-only Learning Lab sessions presented by the merchandising industry's top experts.
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Then more than 2,000 retailer ballots were cast in the Expo's Most Innovative New Product Awards showcase during the first day of the show. The winning products were announced and awards presented during the keynote sessions the following day.
"New item submissions for the awards were up 17% from the year prior despite a flat year of new product releases according Datamonitor," commented Quinn. "This demonstrates how manufacturers see the Sweets & Snacks Expo as a vital vehicle in promoting and sharing product innovation within the candy and snack industry."
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Chatter about the Expo's offerings went viral in a 360 degree social media outreach program that garnered thousands of tweets, postings and picture uploads. The Expo's Facebook likes grew by 38% while thousands downloaded the official Expo App to connect with other attendees, download exhibitor show materials and navigate the show floor. Exhibitors fully embraced the Expo's all-new virtual media center posting and socialize more than 100 news releases, double the amount posted in 2012.
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hi, I am having a lot of difficulties getting rubygems1.9.1 to install. Every time I try, get this message:
I have tried multiple steps from searching google to try to remove it completely to reinstall, but none seem to have worked yet.Code:root@bt:~# sudo apt-get install rubygems1.9.1 Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Suggested packages: rubygems-doc The following NEW packages will be installed: rubygems1.9.1 0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. Need to get 0B/201kB of archives. After this operation, 864kB of additional disk space will be used. Selecting previously deselected package rubygems1.9.1. (Reading database ... 397621 files and directories currently installed.) Unpacking rubygems1.9.1 (from .../rubygems1.9.1_1.3.7-1~uorppa0_all.deb) ... Processing triggers for man-db ... Setting up rubygems1.9.1 (1.3.7-1~uorppa0) ... update-alternatives: error: alternative gem can't be master: it is a slave of ruby dpkg: error processing rubygems1.9.1 (--configure): subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 2 Errors were encountered while processing: rubygems1.9.1 E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
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So far, I have had no luck and each relevant step was followed by a sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install rubygems1.9.1Code:sudo apt-get clean sudo apt-get autoremove sudo apt-get -f install sudo apt-get remove rubygems1.9.1 sudo dpkg --configure -a sudo dpkg -r rubygems1.9.1 sudo dpkg -P rubygems1.9.1 sudo apt-get install -reinstall rubygems1.9.1 sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq rubygems1.9.1 sudo apt-get remove --purge rubygems1.9.1 sudo apt-get -s remove --purge rubygems1.9.1 locate rubygems1.9.1 (then rm -rf all of the locations listed) sudo gedit /var/lib/dpkg/status (searching for rubygems1.9.1 and removing that entire block)
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Drug enforcement officials often cite drug-related violence as a reason that drugs must be eliminated from our society, but it is actually the system of drug prohibition that causes much of the violence. Just as alcohol prohibition allowed organized crime to flourish in the 1920s, drug prohibition empowers a dangerous underground market that breeds violent crime throughout the United States and the world.
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Prohibition has driven the drug trade underground, where violence is inevitably seen as the only means for resolving disputes between competitors. In countries that bear the brunt of prohibition violence, such as Mexico and Colombia, prominent leaders are speaking up more and more about the benefits of ending prohibition. But their calls have gone unheard by the U.S. government. We believe ending drug prohibition is the key to reducing drug war violence in the U.S. and restoring order to destabilized regions abroad.


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The Hajipur junction is located at the city of Hajipur of Bihar. It is situated at the district called as Vaishali and this junction is the very famous junction of the sate Bihar. This junction acts as the headquarters of the zone of east central railway. There is a counter which is of video conferencing at this place. There are many trains that pass the junction. There will be availability of local trains always. This junction has a facility of computerized reservation. Viashali express, Bihar Sampark kranti express, Guwahati Rajdhani express, are some of the express trains that pass the junction.
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Kheri is a town present in the district of Lakimpur Kheri. Kheri is present in the state of Uttar Pradesh, as this place has the number of attractions attracting the people. The prayer made in Kheri mosques are familiar and is Eid prayer. Kheri is knowable for antiquity, and also holds the tine tomb; the tomb was built above the remains of Saiyid, who passed away by 1563. Also Kheri is familiarly knowable, and people do visit here for the presence of mosques. This place is located at the 27.9 degree N and 80.8 degree E. Kheri has the popular railway station too, whereby the trains halt and stops here too. Century express, Nainital express are some trains pass through this junction.
1. How to reach hajipur-junction from sirpur-kagazngr?
Ans - There are multiple trains availble for hajipur-junction to sirpur-kagazngr Journey. Some popular trains are 12521.
2. What are trains running on daily basis from hajipur-junction to sirpur-kagazngr?
Ans - There are no train running daily on this route. Here are other trains running on selected days.
3. What is time of first train in morning for hajipur-junction to sirpur-kagazngr?
Ans - First train starts at 09:25 from hajipur-junction station.
4. What is time of last train in night for hajipur-junction to sirpur-kagazngr?
Ans - Last train starts at 09:25 from hajipur-junction station.
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No. 21 Fall 2012
Word has reached Milan that it's Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee this year, and No. 21's Alessandro Dell'Acqua, for one, is showing his admiration for the British monarch—in a manner of speaking. True, you're not especially likely to spot Her Majesty going around in a miniskirt with her bra showing anytime soon, but it was a fantasy about the ruler "in private, in the garden and in the country," that set the designer off; for fall, he chose salt-and-pepper tweeds, gray menswear suiting, and embroidered paste emeralds and crystal stones on a pleated A-line skirt—in his mind, an at-home chunk of crown jewels. Oh, and the jet-beaded gloves? What she'd wear for gardening, of course.
No, it doesn't make sense, or read on the runway either—but Dell'Acqua's clothes, and the way he layers them, have charm. His first look, a tweed bomber over another tweed shirt and a tiny beaded, cutaway A-line pelmet, neatly captured the new proportions of big top–small bottom, as well as the layering of outerwear we've been seeing in New York and London this season. His two-tone tweeds and the gray micro-checked fabric (cut into a few neat, high-waisted coats) are fused onto neoprene, making them a lighter, springier twenty-first-century proposition than they at first appear. Other points to note in this collection: how Dell'Acqua used lingerie, sliding lace-edged slips and layered pink camisoles into his outfits. At one time, Dell'Acqua was known for sexy dressing involving a lot of underwear on display, but this is different and more quirky. Even if some of the jeweling veers a bit too close to Prada, this rare, independent voice in the Italian fashion industry is doing something small-scale but worth watching.


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Haunted houses are stepping up their game
(Cleveland) - Do your kids love haunted houses? If so, they are not alone. Operators and owners say these frightening attractions are packing people in.
Today, Tuesday, and Wednesday on Newsradio WTAM 1100's morning news Ken Robinson explores this phenomenon in a series called "Scary Business: The Haunted House Boom."
It's one of the biggest haunted attractions in the area....The Fear Experience is a giant complex on Brookpark Road in Parma.
Actually it's three haunted houses in one, and operator Nick Francis says it takes about 60 actors to keep the chills and thrills coming.
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Art director Richard Thomas says haunted houses are no longer staffed by amateurs wearing hokey costumes. He hires a professional crew and makes sure the sets are as realistic as they can be.
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Cedar Point's HalloWeekends is a very popular fall destination. Spokesman Bryan Edwards credits increased interest in haunted houses, and the fact that aside from high school football, there isn't a lot for families to do this time of year.
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Blake Lively defeats time
The Age of Adaline, Blake Lively's new movie, has its first trailer and it looks like a hybrid of Winter's Tale and Benjamin Button, with special effects straight from The CW. It's about Adaline, who defeats time in a car accident and stops aging as a prize, then has to watch her family grow old as she remains forever Blake Lively. Full Story
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Have you been keeping up with Preserve? Right now it's all capes and blossoming life, because Blake Lively is pregnant. Have you heard? This past weekend she made an appearance in New York at Martha Stewart's Made in America event. Martha and Blake go way back, obviously: they are neighbours, and Blake and Ryan Reynold's plantation wedding was featured in Martha Stewart Weddings (well, the dessert table was). Full Story
Giving Gwyneth the eye
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Thought you might like these shots of Martha Stewart at The Today Show this morning with a creepy eye, likely some kind of Halloween costume. Or perhaps sending a message to her nemesis Gwyneth Paltrow in her ongoing petty blonde lady lifestyle-off. I wasn't watching The Today Show. I'm not sure if she was asked about Gwyneth, again, and whether or not she told G to "be quiet", again. Full Story
Pregnant Blake every day
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Seems like it, non? That we're seeing a lot of Blake Lively lately. Oh. And have you heard? She's pregnant. Here she is with Ryan Reynolds last night at the Angel Ball in New York doing a great job of not belly-cupping. It's about as intimate as they've ever been however on a red carpet because, oh, haven't you heard? She's pregnant. Full Story
Ryan Reynolds's Walk of Fame
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Blake's first bump carpet
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I Do Declare
I don't know much about Southern Belles (besides what I learned from watching Designing Women), but yesterday I wrote about a Preserve post titled "The Allure of Antebellum" (click here for a refresher). I called the piece tone deaf, but Gawker threw down a firmer approach, including clearly marked bracketed edits that referenced slavery and institutionalized white supremacy. Full Story
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Blake Lively is a belly-cupper
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The picture above shows our kitchen table, set up as a chicken packaging center. The whole chickens are removed from the cooler, drained, and carried into the house in the stainless steel bowl. Then they are laid out on the wire cooling racks set over a shallow pan, where they can drain and dry a bit more. We use a small digital scale to weigh them. Our average weight this year was around 4.5 pounds. We have a cutting board and, at the far end of the table there is a vacuum sealing machine.
The vacuum sealer does a dandy job of sucking all the air out of a bag and heat sealing it. This is only the second year we've used such a device.
For many years we bagged and used a twist tie to seal the bag. To get the air out of the bag, we employed a regular vacuum cleaner. I duct-taped a short length of 1/4" diameter vinyl hose to the end of the vacuum cleaner hose, stuck it in the open end of the bag, bunched the plastic up around the hose, and turned the vacuum cleaner on. Once the air was out, I twisted the end while extracting the hose, and put a twist tie on. It helps to have two people for this job. The system worked pretty good, but not nearly as good as the vacuum sealer.
That's my son, James, modeling with the vacuum sealer and a bag he just made with the machine. I do have one complaint about that vacuum sealer. It tends to overheat quickly and shut itself down. Then we have to wait foor it to cool.
We will vacuum-bag up several whole chickens (the biggest ones) for roasting. But we cut most of our birds into parts. For example, we will cut some in half for grilling...
My heavy Forschner knife (mentioned back in Step1) does a far better job that a 5" boning knife when it comes to cutting a chicken in half. Here are two beautiful halves:
As previously mentioned, the majority of our chickens get cut into parts. I cut wings off, legs off, and separate the breast from the back. Sometimes I'll cut thighs off the legs. So we end up with meal-size bags of legs, wings, breasts, and thighs. We package big bags of wings. It is a family tradition for James to have homegrown chicken wings on his birthday.
In the above picture I have removed the leg and wing from one side of the chicken and I have just removed the wing that is in my hand. I've had no good training on cutting a chicken up. But it's not rocket science. Just cut around the leg or wing where it joins the body. You'll figure it out.
And there is a nice leg ready for the freezer. All that remains of the bird is the back and breast, which I will cut next…
The heavy knife does a good job of cutting on down through the weak rib bones that span between the meaty breasts and the backs, which have very little meat on them. I am holding the back on the right of the picture and the breast is, of course, that part on the left. Here's a picture of the two separated parts:
And here's a picture of separated breasts, legs and wings, ready to be bagged:
The backs go into a big stock pot along with the chicken necks we saved during butchering. They will be used to make stock, which is what I'll tell you about next.
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I was baptized a Notre Dame fan.
I was born a Catholic in Chicago, only a heartbeat away from South Bend, Ind., home of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
My father and older brothers were diehard Gold Domer fans. Even the nuns and priests at my Catholic grade school cheered for old Notre Dame.
I bleed blue and gold whenever the Irish suit up for a football game, and the blood will really be flowing today as the Irish, No. 1 in the nation, take on the hated USC Trojans.
Now, I don't like to use the word "hate" for any university, but remember that I was raised a Notre Dame fan and was taught that USC was some sort of satanic organization to be beaten at all costs.
Over the years, the Irish have stayed true to their storied past in many encounters with the Trojans.
The best Notre Dame-SC game I saw in person was in the Los Angeles Coliseum on Nov. 26, 1988, when both Notre Dame and SC were undefeated going into "another game of the century."
At the beginning of that game, quarterback Tony Rice ran for 65 yards in front of the Notre Dame bench to score. I was almost close enough to touch him.
The Irish, coached by Lou Holtz, went on to beat the Trojans 27-10 and then made their perfect season complete by beating West Virginia 34-21 in the Fiesta Bowl.
The Irish ended up No. 1 in the nation that year, the last time that has happened until, I hope, this year.
Over the years, the Irish have played glorious football, winning their share of national championships. They also have had their way with SC, especially in a remarkable run when the Irish beat the Trojans 11 years in a row from 1983 to 1993.
But the Trojans have been a thorn in Notre Dame's side. In a book with wonderful detail on the Notre Dame- USC rivalry, author Don Lechman points out that the Trojans "have personally ruined Irish national championship hopes in 1980, 1971, 1970, 1964, 1938 and 1931."
You see why I hate SC?
In most of my years following Notre Dame, I did it from afar, like from Lincoln and Omaha, Neb., and Miami.
It wasn't until I moved to Long Beach in 1978 to be managing editor of the Independent, Press-Telegram that I actually got to supervise news coverage of this great intersectional football rivalry.
The highlight of that coverage was watching our cityside columnist Tom Hennessy, a diehard Irish fan (what else, with a name like Hennessy?), duel with our former sports columnist Loel Schrader, a Trojan loyalist.
They would write columns dumping on each other in what we called "Punt and Counterpunt," a parody of CBS' "60 Minutes" show, "Point and Counterpoint."
"These column battles, which became a tradition, were titantic and a joy to read," said former Press-Telegram city editor John Futch.
Schrader, who passed away earlier this year, wrote that he felt it was up to him "to defend the honor of my beloved Trojans against the bitter rantings of our ancient columnist, Tom Hennessy."
Hennessy held up his end by calling Schrader "obnoxious, loud-mouthed, opinionated and untruthful."
In an interview years ago, Schrader remembered going to South Bend with Hennessy to watch an Irish-Trojan game.
"The night before a game, we were seated in the Gipper Lounge (named after famous Irish player George Gipp) in the Holiday Inn and, admittedly, into multiple martinis," Schrader said. "Hennessy asked, `Where do you suppose God is tonight?' I responded: `The game tomorrow is between the Catholics and a team that used to be called the Methodists or Wesleyans because of that denomination's support of USC in the early days. So, where else could God be but right here in the Gipper Lounge. Let's look around and see if we can spot Him.'
"We saw a huge man consuming humongous amounts of chips and beer and no one seemed to be replenishing his supply. You guessed it, fishes and loaves."
Schrader said he followed the man into the men's room, came up behind him, tapped him on the shoulder and asked, "Are you God?"
The man "stared down at me with an ungodly look and replied, `Are you nuts?"' Hennessy watched with a smile as his colleague had to slink away. Hennessy smiled even more broadly the next day when the Irish beat the Trojans in front of Touchdown Jesus.
Ah, to be a Notre Dame fan and its glorious history.
Remember Grantland Rice's great lead when Notre Dame beat Army, 13-7 in 1924: "Outlined against a blue-gray October sky, the Four Horsemen rode again. In dramatic lore they are known as Famine, Pestilence, Destruction and Death. These are only aliases. Their real names are Stuhldreher, Miller, Crowley and Layden. They forced the crest of the South Bend cyclone before which another fighting Army football team was swept over the precipice at the Polo Grounds yesterday afternoon as 55,000 spectators peered down on the bewildering panorama spread on the green plain below."
They don't write like that anymore.
And who can forget the famous story Knute Rockne, legendary Irish coach, told about George Gipp to inspire his team in what appeared to be a hopeless game against Army in 1928.
While on his deathbed, Gipp told Coach Rockne: "I've got to go, Rock. It's all right. I'm not afraid. Some time, Rock, when the team is up against it, when things are wrong and the breaks are beating the boys - tell them to go in there with all they've got and win just one for the Gipper. I don't where I'll be then, Rock. But I'll know about it, and I'll be happy."
Notre Dame won the game 12-6.
Now, it's time for this year's Irish team to shake down the thunder, wake up the echoes and win one for the Gipper.
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Murfreesboro, N.C. – Junior wide receiver Donald Hudson hauled in a career high nine catches for 128-yards, while fellow receiver Shaton Pratt had a career-high 101 yards on four catches on Saturday afternoon, however it wasn't enough as the Tornados squandered a 20-3 lead to fall on the road at Chowan University, 23-20.
The loss drops the Tornados to 1-2 on the season, while the win bumps Chowan up to 1-2 on the season.
The Tornados stormed out of the gates in the first quarter, as in their first offensive possession junior quarterback Kye Hamilton connected with Hudson on a fly route down the BC sideline for a 63-yard reception all the way down the Chowan three-yard line.
After a John Taylor rush attempt was stopped at the one-yard line, Hamilton then hit a wide open Curtis Lorenz in the back left corner of the end zone to put the Tornados up 6-0. Chase Henry's extra point attempt was good, putting the Tornados up 7-0 early in the contest. The touchdown catch was the first of Lorenz's career.
Two offensive possessions later, the Tornados again reached the end zone by way of the air, as on a third down and six yards to go, Hamilton this time hooked up with receiver Shaton Pratt for a 56-yard touchdown pass, the longest touchdown play on the season for the Tornados.
With the score the Tornados found themselves up 13-0 with 4:17 remaining in the first quarter of play.
However, the Tornados offense would sputter over the next 20 minutes of play, gaining only 34-yards over their next five offensive series.
Chowan cut into the BC lead early in the second quarter, as the Hawk's kicker Cory Cline kicked a 23 yard-field goal to cap of an 18-play, 89-yard drive, to cut the lead to 10 at 13-3.
The Tornados would head into the halftime break with a 13-3 lead, their largest halftime lead on the year.
Brevard did not take long to add on to their 10 point lead, as Hamilton threw his third touchdown pass of the day, this time connecting with freshman Michael Gist on an isolation fade route for a 6-yard touchdown score. With the Henry extra point, the Tornados took a 20-3 lead with 5:26 to go in the third quarter.
Yet the lead would slowly disappear, as over the final 20 minutes of play Chowan outscored the Tornados 20-0 to pick up the 23-20 come from behind win.
Down 20-3 in the third quarter, Chowan scored their first touchdown of the season on a Tim Watson one-yard touchdown run. The run capped off an 8-play 73-yard drive that was aided by two BC penalties and a fourth-down conversion by the Hawk's.
With the scoreboard reading 20-10 in favor of the Tornados heading into the fourth and final quarter of play, Chowan did not go away scoring 13 points in the final 15 minutes of play.
Chowan cut the lead to three at 20-17 early in the fourth, as running back Brandon Myrick broke through a fatigued BC defense for a 47-yard touchdown scamper which was followed by a Cline point after attempt.
On the ensuing BC offensive possession, Hamilton had his pass intercepted at the line of scrimmage, as Chowan linebacker Jomo Brown made a very athletic play to jump and grab the ball out of the air and then return it to the Tornados on 21-yard line.
After Chowan was called for a false start, quarterback C.J. Westler then connected with receiver James Fox for a 26-yard touchdown pass to put the Hawks up for the first time in the game 23-20 with 8:05 to play in the contest.
The Tornado offense would have the ball two more times in the final eight minutes of play, including a long 43-yard field goal attempt, but were unable to put any more points on the scoreboard to fall to the Hawks 23-20.
Offensively, the Tornados were led by Hamilton, who was 28-of-53 for 297 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. Hamilton hooked up with Hudson for nine catches, gaining 128 yards. Pratt had four receptions for 101 yards, including the 56-yard touchdown catch, while freshmen Darius Williams and Kyle Irby caught three and two passes, respectively.
On the ground the Tornados as a team rushed for only 37 yards on 17 carries, as Taylor who left midway through the third quarter had seven carries for 31 yards. Desmond Wilson had four carries for 10 yards out of the backfield, while newcomer John Compton had two carries for four yards.
For Chowan, Westler was 18-of-38 for 190 yards, two touchdowns and one interception. Fox had four caches for 69 yards, with one touchdown, while Eddie Coard had four catches for 36 yards.
Hawks running back Myrick had 70 yards on nine carries with one touchdown, while J.J. Spates had 52 yards on six rush attempts.
Defensively, the Tornados were led by junior linebacker Stanley Jones who had six solo tackles and one assist, while also forcing a Chowan fumble. Fellow linebackers Ricky Morton and Zac McAlister had nine tackles combined, while big defensive lineman Bryan Jones had two solo tackles and three assists. Gist, who caught a touchdown pass, also had an interception for the game.
For Chowan, cornerback Marcus Johnson had seven solo tackles and two assists, while defensive tackle Andrae Deweese had four solo tackles, one of which was a sack, and one assist tackle.
The Tornados will have two weeks to regroup, as BC has a bye week next week. The Tornados will return to action in two weeks on Saturday, September 27, as BC will play host to Lenoir-Rhyne University on Family Weekend. The SAC opener for the Tornados is slated for a 2 p.m. kick-off.


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|Denzel Washington
Good post but prices are off for food. I live in orangge county ca and never spent more than 200 a month on food even when I was making over six figures a year. I don't know how one would spend 300 a month on eating unless you are a 6 foot guy who eats all day. Even when spending under 200 a month on food I wasn't able to finish it all.
|Sean Penn
It would be so GREAT if someone from LA could update this, with all the prices and everything.
People can create their "business plans" according to these numbers.
|Al Pacino
Pavel- It's accurate enough. Not that much has changed.
|Sean Penn
Oh, alright, thanks for the confirmation!
I guess I'll do my plan around these numbers then.
|Al Pacino
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|Denzel Washington
Rent prices are a bit off for me. I do not live with roommates but found an apt studio priced slightly under 1200 with all utilities included... in West Hollywood on a very nice street (some apartments on my street right next to me are going for $3,000 a month etc).
Food prices are off too... I have never spent $300 a month on food even when I was making six figures a year a few years ago. I would be unable to walk and zip up my pants if I ate that much...
I don't have a budget when it comes to food; I spend as much as I can eat/want with no consideration to price (I only shop at TJ) and it never goes over $200 on groceries and I only buy the best gourmet stuff; brie, gourmet pizza, Argentinian shrimp,fresh pasta (ravioli with sundried tomatoes and goat cheese etc) organic etc.
I also spend less than $200 a month on gas event though my car uses Supreme...
|Harrison Ford
Time for another bump!
"If you can dream, you can do. Making it happen is up to you!"
|Sean Penn
Yes time to bump again
Question for Jackie:
Are those prices still the same or has it changed?
How much on gas you spent?
What is TJ?
|Russell Crowe
You can find living situations in NY for 600-700 a month in the outer boroughs of NYC. You can team up with friends and stock up on the supermarkets such as Costco or Walmart and buy bundles of food and stuff. You don't need or want a car in NYC (!).
There are always ways to live cheap, but it's hard to know what to spend on what unless you're living in the city. But yeah, around 1000-1500 a month for living, commute and travel is probably absolute minimum for NY.
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Damn...I miss Miss Stone. Glad this is posting is still around.
|Denzel Washington
I agree! I find myself coming back to this thread time to time to remind myself with a little bit of info that I need
|Sean Penn
Thank you for this post I knew a little bit about cost from friends that were actors but there was a lot of new information here for a newbie like me
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The Redlands Symphony Orchestra will present pianist Anthony Ribaya, 18, in his orchestral debut as he performs Shostakovich's Piano Concerto No. 2 in F major, op. 102, at 8 p.m. Jan. 19 in the University of Redlands Memorial Chapel.
Co Nguyen, assistant conductor of the Redlands Symphony, will conduct. She will also give a pre-concert talk at 7:15 p.m.
The concert also includes Brahms' "Tragic Overture" and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6, in B minor, op. 74, "Path tique."
Ribaya is this year's grand prize winner of the University of Redlands' concerto competition, and he is the first freshman music major to win in the 36-year history of the competition.
"Performing with the Redlands Symphony will be a thrilling experience for me," Ribaya said. "It's a great honor for a performer like me, at the beginning of my career."
"This concert is an important representation of the strong partnership the Redlands Symphony has with the University of Redlands and its School of Music," said Paul Ideker, symphony president and CEO.
"By providing this young artist with an opportunity to perform with a professional orchestra in a formal concert setting, we are helping the university shape the careers of future musicians while giving our audience a chance to see and hear the future of classical music."
Ribaya has been performing publicly since the age of 9. He was born in San Diego, but spent his first 11 years with his family in Japan while his father served as an officer in the U.S. Navy. It was in Japan that Ribaya received his early training in piano, violin and trumpet.
After returning to the United States when he was 12, he continued to play piano and trumpet and was invited to perform with the San Bernardino County Music Educators' Association (SBCMEA) middle school and high school honor bands as a trumpet player. For three years, he performed with the Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Honor Band.
At Yucaipa High School, he was a member of the Symphonic Band and the Wind Ensemble and served as drum major for the Thunderbird Marching Regiment of the Yucaipa High School Marching Band.
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Stabbings, brawls and drug overdoses marred New Year's Eve celebrations in southeast Queensland last night.
Authorities have described the majority of revellers across the state as well-behaved, with the major entertainment precincts remaining ''unusually quiet''.
A 26-year-old man was charged with grievous bodily harm after allegedly stomping on the head of a 34-year-old man during a fight outside a Gold Coast pub about 2.30am.
The victim was taken to hospital in a critical condition and his alleged attacker will front Southport Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
The incident followed a stabbing in the nearby Gold Coast suburb of Ashmore about an hour earlier that left a 26-year-old man with wounds to his arm and upper abdomen.
Acting Chief Superintendent Mark Ainsworth said it was one of six stabbing incidents across the southeast.
In Brisbane's CBD, a woman was mugged walking along Adelaide Street about 3am.
Her handbag was stolen after she was pushed to the ground, but police later arrested her attackers and retrieved her belongings.
And a boy is in hospital with serious head and abdominal injuries after he was robbed and bashed by a group of youths south of Brisbane.
Meanwhile, ambulance paramedics attended to dozens of injured and intoxicated party-goers, dealing with 14 drug overdoses and 38 assaults throughout the night.
There were 520 triple-0 calls for ambulances between midnight and 7am from across the city.
Despite the many calls for help, Queensland Ambulance Service regional operations manager Matt McGregor said New Year's Eve was ''unusually quiet'', especially in the traditional entertainment precincts.
''You could say it was just like any busy Saturday night,'' he said.
''Brisbane was unusually quiet until about 11.30pm, but then it became quite busy.''
Despite free transport and the promise of a "surprising" fireworks spectacular, crowd numbers at Queensland's main New Year's Eve event at South Bank were reportedly down on last year.
About 65,000 revellers turned up to the riverbank at South Bank to watch laser light shows and fireworks, compared with the 80,000-strong crowd last year.
But small turnouts to the major celebration hot spots meant there was little trouble overall, Superintendent Ainsworth said.
While there were several arrests made for public nuisance-type offences, most people behaved themselves, he said.
Police arrested 62 people on 89 charges in Brisbane and 121 people on 131 charges throughout the Gold Coast.
''It's quite encouraging to see from a police point of view ... the high standards of behaviour from members of the public,'' Superintendent Ainsworth said.
For those who did turn up, public transport was free of charge until 5.30am on New Year's Day.
South Bank's midnight fireworks display was delayed, owing to a helicopter needing the airspace above the Brisbane River to deliver a patient to nearby hospital.
But once the show was under way, the sky lit up over South Bank.
On the Gold Coast, cartoon superheroes shone on a high-rise wall as fireworks lit up the beachfront, before an estimated 50,000 people.
Organisers went with a superheroes theme for this year's family party, hoping to encourage children to attend as their favourite superhero and several little Spidermen and Supermen could be seen among the crowd.
''It's going to be a big year, bring on 2013,'' said Coomera resident Steve Hoffmann, who brought his wife and son to the display.
The event was one of several held up and down the Gold Coast.
Cairns, meantime, also also suffered a drop in numbers because of wet weather during the day.
While the heavy rain headed south leaving clear skies at midnight for revellers in Cairns and Townsville, other centres such as Mackay and Bowen faced a damp start to 2013.
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Hi, Gavin,
This exactly what I was told by Dr. Gores at Mayo that even the majority of patient may not response to Sorafenib beyond the short period of time of benefit; a sub set of patients can be of benefit from Sorafenib (a TKI-tyrosine kinase inhibitor)for a long time to control the cholangiocarcinoma .
My guess is that other small molecules or antibodies (TKI & MoAB) will do the same. It just take time to find out the one that will be the best one to begin with. And NGS( next generation sequencing) gene profile will provide a foundation for such search if the oncologist is experienced on using this route.At this time, few treatments are really standing out,but at least better than going thru a lot of traditional chemotherapy without a personalized therapy in plan.
I knew doctors and others may not agree on using this new technology to search for treatment, but there is one big difference ,the medical professional are not patients like us,we have a time limit and they don't.
Again, be sure to say hi to your mum for me, you are right , here in Chicago is as cold as the feet of the BEARS and the sky is cloudy, with no chance of going to playoff or meat ball.
God bless.
Hi Percy,
Thanks for that and for everything as well. And yes, the med professionals are indeed not patients. Hope you're staying warm even though our Bears will be making you feel rather cold right now. Grrr to that and I though that this year would have been a good one for us.... Oh well, but it's not over yet!
For sure I'll say hi to my mum from you. We had a physio round today showing her new breathing techniques for trying to get some of that stubborn phlegm up. It's causing her big problems now. Was causing big problems before but a good bit worse these last few weeks. Majorly brrrrrr here now and a big storm on the way tomorrow too.
Stay strong my friend and go Bears as always!
Hi Gavin & Percy,
Thanks once again for the valuable info you pass on to us!!!
Stay well.
Love & Peace,
You're most welcome Mary. And you stay well too.
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Versace joined forced with the Mother Monster for her latest trek, designing a gold-winged one-piece that Gaga wore with a blonde wig, among many other stage pieces.
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I used this product to deep clean my apartment after our lease was up. Come to find out, I was living with complete slobs. I was amazed at how much dirt a chemical-free device could pick up. Before I even used the machine, I thought it was missing some parts so I called Vapamore's service center. The guy I spoke to was so friendly and knowledgeable. The parts were actually hidden in a little compartment. clever. convenient. The only bad thing I can say about this, is it's the color YELLOW- a little too showy for my taste, but IT WORKS! And that's the important thing.
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I used this on a pet stain on Berber carpet. The stain came out. The steam was hot, the suction was good. Only problem was the rubber squeegee attachment that they recommmend for wet use left some black smudge on the carpet. I will have to see if the smudge comes out. I recommend not using the squeegee attachment on carpeting.
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But for the locally and athletically inclined, the harvest moon means just one thing: running in the Baylands as part of the Palo Alto Weekly Moonlight Run & Walk.
For nearly three decades, runners and strollers have taken part in the event's10k and 5k runs and 5k walk. This year, it will take place on Friday, Sept. 20.
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Delmon Young- placed on 15-day DL (sore ribs)
Jim Thome- oblique injury (expects to play Thursday)
Carl Pavano- flu (start pushed back to Sunday)
Jason Repko- sore oblique (might be forced to play through it)
Tsuyoshi Nishioka- 15-day DL (broken left fibula)
Joe Mauer- 15-day DL (bilateral leg weakness)
Kevin Slowey- 15-day DL (shoulder)
That is quite the list for a team to have to digest and with a double-header scheduled for tomorrow, the Twins can ill afford to have a short bench. To fix some of these holes on the team the Twins have dug deep into Rochester. The list of players on the Twins that have spent part of the year at Rochester continues to grow.
Anthony Swarzak- exchanged for Eric Hacker
Rene Tosoni- called-up to replace Delmon Young
Eric Hacker- exchanged for Alex Burnett
Jim Hoey- exchanged for Jeff Manship
Steve Holm- called-up to replace Joe Mauer
Alex Burnett- called-up to replace Kevin Slowey
Luke Hughes- called-up to replace Tsuyoshi Nishioka
It is important to have players in the minor leagues that are ready to contribute at the major league level. The Rochester Red Wings have seen a make-over of their team from the beginning of the year because of the injuries at the major league level. The players that the Twins are getting from Rochester may not be All-Star caliber players but each of them is able to contribute.
There are two position players that have seen time with both Rochester and Minnesota. Luke Hughes has done a decent job of filling in for the Twins at multiple positions. With three hits in last night's game, Hughes saw his batting average climb to .281 for the season. Steve Holm has seen limited time but has shown some pop in his bat. Holm should make an appearance in the first game of the double-header tomorrow with another chance to show what he can do for the Twins.
There are two pitchers that are currently on the Twins team that have made the trip from New York. Jim Hoey has yet to give up a run in his three appearances for the Twins. Fans were excited to how fast the Hoey can hurl the ball to the plate, but he looked rough in one outing. The Twins had enough confidence in Eric Hacker to schedule him for a spot-start against the Rays. That plan got foiled when Liriano had a rough start to last night's game. Hacker was put into a tough spot with the bases loaded, but walking two batters with the bases loaded is something the team is not going to be happy about.
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- Quick-drying
- No-lift gusseted underarms
- Standard collar
- 1/2 front zip to improve venting
- Polartec® Classic 100 Micro Velour Small Grid—100% polyester, 152 g/m². This fabric rapidly wicks moisture away from the skin, while still being highly breathable and ultra light.
- Machine wash in warm water (30°C).
- Do not use fabric softener.
- Tumble dry on low heat.
- Do not iron.