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AMES, Iowa - A strong effort from the bench vaulted the University of Pennsylvania women's basketball team past Alabama State, 52-37, in the first game of the Iowa State Cyclone Challenge on Saturday afternoon at the Hilton Coliseum in Ames, Iowa.
In the program's first-ever game in the state of Iowa, the Penn bench had nearly half the team's points (23) and sparked an early game-changing run to put the Quakers in the lead for good. Nine different Quakers scored, nine had an assist and 10 had at least one rebound as Penn won for the fifth time in the last six games.
Another long break between games and a foreign arena may have contributed to a rough start offensively. The Quakers started 1-of-14 (7.1%) from the floor as they managed only a three from sophomore Kathleen Roche and three free throws from sophomore Katy Allen over the first 9:10.
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That effort gave the Quakers (5-4) a 20-11 lead with 4:59 to go in the half. But the Lady Hornets (2-8) scored nine of the last 10 points of the half to cut Penn's lead to 21-20 at the break.
Penn came out firing in the second half. Roche hit a three right at the start, then after a steal, Ray buried another three. Following another steal, sophomore Kara Bonenberger converted a fastbreak layup for a 29-20 edge less than three minutes into the final half.
Moments later, when Ray had to sit again due to foul trouble, Bradford came back in and promptly connected from beyond the arc to stretch the lead to double digits, 32-22.
The Lady Hornets got to within seven, 32-25, but Allen, who matched Bradford with a team-high eight points, hit a three. Once more, with the lead in single digits, the Quakers answered right away as junior Alyssa Baron drove the lane and converted on a layup with a hand in her face. Bradford then went coast-to-coast with a fastbreak layup for a 42-39 edge at the 9:48 mark.
Alabama State was never within single digits again. Sophomore Jessica Monsman put the icing on the cake with her first career three - the sixth different Quaker with a three on the day - for a 52-35 lead in the final minute.
Baron had a team-best five assists and added seven points and seven rebounds in addition to two of the team's six steals. Roche had six rebounds and six points. Bonenberger also added six rebounds as the Quakers won the battle of the boards, 48-45. Busch had six points and three rebounds in 17 minutes off the bench, while Wilson played 19 minutes and contributed six points and four rebounds.
Penn finished 18-of-65 (27.7%) from the field and connected on 10 of their season-high 33 three-point attempts (30.3%). The Quakers had 14 assists on their 18 baskets and held Alabama State to 14-of-56 (25.0%) shooting and 3-of-15 (20.0%) from three. Penn also forced 20 turnovers.
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14 month old not walking yet!
My 14 month old son has not started walking yet. He cruises around holding onto the furniture or my hands, but sits down immediately if I let go. He loves to stand up, but only when he's holding onto something. He is very tall and has always been in the 100th percentile for height and weight. Sometimes I wonder if that could be affecting his ability to get moving on his own. Should he be walking by now? What age is late and should I be worried? Thank you for your advice!
5th December 2013 08:01 AM #2
Hello twolittleboys,
Do not worry. It is normal for children to not start walking up until they are 18 months old. Anything from 9-18 months is considered in the normal range to start walking. All children are different and will learn different skills at different times. Just because a child starts walking on the 'later' end of the normal range does not mean they will be any slower to develop other skills (running, jumping, hopping etc) in the future.
It sounds like your little boy is doing a great job of cruising around. My older son started walking at 14 months; he did not do any practice/wobbly steps just one day he stood up and walked right across the room! Some children will only demonstrate a new skill when they are certain they can do it! This is in contrast to my very different younger son who started walking at 10 months but initially with just a couple of wobbly steps.
Just to reiterate, please don't be concerned Also, speaking from experience, sometimes heavier babies walk in the later range of normal. If you are still worried for any reason then talk to your health visitor.
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That's a relief, thank you! I'm sure he will be more confident on his feet in the next four months - which is still within the normal range Sometimes it's hard to ignore other mothers who tell stories about their child walking at 9-10 months. My son is so tall people assume he is 2 or 3 years old and ask why he can't walk!
Thank you so much for the reassurance and the extra information
5th December 2013 04:28 PM #4
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My first walked at 10 months, and funny story, he couldn't crawl when he started walking, and he also couldn't get himself to a standing position without something of the right height and stability to pull himself up on... so he'd pull himself up on a chair or whatever, walk to the middle of the room, sit down to do something, and then be completely stuck! Couldn't stand up, couldn't crawl to where he could get himself up... I used to laugh lots :P That lasted a few months until he figured out how to crawl.
There's a wide range of normal! And they're easier to keep track of for longer when they walk late
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That's so funny Asrathiel! I haven't heard of that happening before. I suppose their strength can develop in different ways - walking before crawling Mine is definitely crawling and he is fast! I'm sure he will walk when he's ready, just glad I have a few more months before I need to worry
7th December 2013 07:12 AM #6
I'm glad you are feeling happier about this twolittleboys.
I think it's a shame that there is so much implied pressure on parents with the constant questions of: 'is he walking yet', 'is he talking yet', 'when will he potty trained' and (my pet hate) 'is he sleeping through the night yet'. As Asrathiel says there is a wide range of normal. The impact of all these pressures is that parents sometimes sadly miss out on what their babies/ toddlers are like now because they are worrying so much about them meeting the next developmental milestone.
It sounds like your little lad is getting about just fine!
Warm wishes,
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There is a lot of pressure, mostly from people who don't mean to upset you (like grandparents ).
Thanks again for your advice. Instead of worrying I will enjoy watching him discover new tricks and skills
8th December 2013 08:11 AM #8
Yes. I have learnt to let the 'is he doing .... yet' comments wash over me now. I guess I have grown more confident with time.
Enjoy watching your little boy having fun!
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Thanks again LJ
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I heard a situation like this, her baby walked on the 13th month just have patience its still normal i guess,now the baby i was referring to, is already walking.
12th December 2013 06:52 AM #11
Yes that's right raf. Children start to walk anywhere from 9-18 months. My advice to new parents would be just to relax and enjoy the stage they are at. Of course, if you do have any concerns about your child's development then you can talk to your health visitor or doctor.

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When? Fox 1:00 P.M EST
Where? Ford Field
Injury Report:
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: WR Calvin Johnson Probable, WR Titus Young Probable, QB Matthew Stafford, Probable RB Mikel Leshoure Questionable, TE Tony Scheffler Questionable, LB Justin Durant Questionable, FS Louis Delmas Doubtful, DT Cory Williams Out
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: DE D'Aundre Reed Probable, LB Marvin Mitchell Probable, TE Kyle Rudolph Probable, DE Jared Allen Probable, QB Christian Ponder Probable, LB Erin Henderson Outl, S Mistral Raymond Out
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The Lions are certainly the more talented team. That doesn't matter. They are more talented than the Titans and they managed to lose that game.
Christian Ponder will no doubt have a good day against the Lions secondary and All Day has the potential to destroy the Lions if the linebackers don't stick with the gap assignments. JA will be licking his chops in anticipation of getting a few hits on the Lions QB regardless who plays.
Which QB plays? If its Stafford which Stafford shows up? Is it going to be the side arm throwing Stafford or will he gets his mechanics back. I don't know but I do know if he plays he needs to bring his A game and find a way to get the ball to CJ before the second half.
Will LeShoure build on his first game success? I sure hope so.
How about the defensive line. Will they be able to pressure Ponder in an effort to give the secondary a chance?
Does Cliff Avril make an impact?
I have far more questions than answers with this team right now. They lack cohesiveness and focus and until I see some evidence of it returning I have a hard time predicting them to win.
No doubt the Lions have more talent. They just don't seem to know how to use it.
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No matter if Hill or Stafford plays I see the Lions winning, I think the DL will bounce back have a really big game. Lions win 21-17.
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Its a tough game. It could really go both ways I think. Don't underestimate this team though. We can play with anyone.
The Vikings biggest concerns will be to slow down that Lions offense. Make those sacks (we already missed like 8 oppurtunities this year), force turnovers. If you let Detroit get comfortable, its going to be a long day for your defense.
and the Vikings need to keep the offense balanced, but not conservative. Last week Ponder was actually changing the play at the line (the only other QB that could do that for us was Favre. Damn Impressive.
). We just have to get the ball to our playmakers. Harvin, Rudolph and Peterson. Jerome Simpson is coming back from suspension, so we should see some of him early and often in this game.
Adrian Peterson isn't playing at that elite level so far. He isn't 100%, but he's still managing to play well. Hopefully this is the week he gets it going.
and Jared Allen has been quite this year, but he's missed like 4 sacks this year. He will definitally bring the pressure, and hopefully get a few sacks. Whoeve your QB is, Matt Stafford, Shaun Hill, Dan Orvlorsky
they need to be ready. Minnesota's defense is much improved from last year, and will make plays.
Percy Harvin is a top 5 NON QB playmaker in this league. Whether its KR/WR/RB, he does all 3 extremely well. I think this is the week we finally get him in the endzone.
But aside from us, just a few questions:
1) What does your RB crew look like? LeShoure had a big week last week, but where is he compared to Kevin Smith, J.Bell?
2) How is your Dline performing?
3)Whats up with Ryan Broyles.
Thanks guys. He's to a great game!
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Ponder is playing at a real high level right now, AP is a top 3-4 rb in the league and harvin is the viks Calvin, with that said our run D is playing great our pass D not so much....
For our offense the running game looked way better then it did before with Smith...LeShoure had a good game, but is it me or do we miss Best so much more then we thought we would... Game plan is simple, make MEGATRON a factor early and often and we win this game, dont wait til the second half to play offense, if they wait the viks win
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I think we rebound and win, and lead to a DET>MIN, MIN>SF, SF>DET triangle of results. Ahh, the NFL.
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I like our chances in this one. Minnesota is fresh off a big win, but Detroit is going to feel some desperation here and I firmly believe they're the better team. Stafford's hip has got to be a little bit of a concern, though. Stafford played pretty poorly while injured last year (9 of his 16 interceptions came during that 3-game stretch after breaking his finger), so hopefully if he's too dicey they'll just roll with Shaun Hill.
SteelKing728 wrote:
1) What does your RB crew look like? LeShoure had a big week last week, but where is he compared to Kevin Smith, J.Bell?
I don't think there's any reason to believe Leshoure will cede the starting job back over to Kevin Smith after his performance last week. That said, I doubt Smith is going to get 0 touches again. He's being used as a third down back. Bell is probably going to get a few touches here and there just to spell Leshoure.
2) How is your Dline performing?
Well, they had 7 sacks against the Rams and 49ers, then zero last week. So, enigmatic I suppose? Our entire defense was playing like trash last week, so I don't know what to make of it just yet. As per usual they're prone to run themselves out of plays in the run game.
3)Whats up with Ryan Broyles.
He didn't dress in the first week, didn't play at all in the second, and was only on the field for a small handful of plays last week. I didn't expect him to get in the game very often as a rookie because we already have Johnson, Pettigrew, Burleson, Young, and Scheffler, but I've gotta say it's surprising that he's been
uninvolved. I don't think it's a situation where he's in Schwartz's doghouse or anything, they're just taking it slow with him because of the ACL injury and because our receiving corps is pretty deep.
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The Titans got so lucky last week with 5 fluky TD plays.
The Lions are gonna be mad, and theyre gonna smack the Vikes....42-17.
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Trestman is a great coach but Cutler is already a pouty overconfident poo flinger. What more can he do with him?
Get him to fling poo more accurately and make better decisions when flinging it?
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We're back home, in the dome, in our last game before the BYE. We got Broyles, LeShoure, Houston and Bentley back on the field last week. I expect the rust/butterflies to be gone and they have a better game.
Honestly, AP is the only thing that scares me about their offense. Ponder is okay and Harvin is a good duct tape player, but neither scare me in any way. If we can contain AP (we can't stop him), then I think we win the game.
Really need to protect Stafford. Saw Reiff get some snaps on offense last week. Wouldn't mind seeing him again this week.
I think it'll be closer than it should be, I'm picking the lions to win and head into their BYE with a 2-2 record.
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Lions QB Matthew Stafford back on the practice field. TE Tony Scheffler and WR Titus Young also back. Williams, Lewis and Delmas still out.
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Louis Friend wrote:
We're back home, in the dome, in our last game before the BYE. We got Broyles, LeShoure, Houston and Bentley back on the field last week. I expect the rust/butterflies to be gone and they have a better game.
Honestly, AP is the only thing that scares me about their offense. Ponder is okay and Harvin is a good duct tape player, but neither scare me in any way. If we can contain AP (we can't stop him), then I think we win the game.
Really need to protect Stafford. Saw Reiff get some snaps on offense last week. Wouldn't mind seeing him again this week.
I think it'll be closer than it should be, I'm picking the lions to win and head into their BYE with a 2-2 record.
Leshoure was a huge addition for us, especially if Stafford's banged up. Hopefully he plays just like he did last week. He was super consistent.
Peterson hasn't been playing that well so far this year, although to be fair he has faced some tough defenses. That said, he's clearly not 100% recovered from his ACL tear and he's averaging a very pedestrian 4 yards a carry. He'll improve as the season goes on, but he's still a little gimpy.
As for Harvin, he hasn't scared me much in the past (although he generally has solid performances against the Lions), but he looks like he's really hitting his stride this year. Ponder's going to him a lot and he's responding pretty well.
Ponder's got a long way to go before I'm sold on him. I'd be more worried if we were facing Joe Webb, really.
Did Reiff really play last week? Somehow I missed that.
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hopefully it will be a good game both fanbases can enjoy watching. too bad one team has to lose.
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Lions QB Matthew Stafford back on the practice field. TE Tony Scheffler and WR Titus Young also back. Williams, Lewis and Delmas still out.
I'm really starting to wonder when Delmas will even start practicing.
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To win this game, I think we absolutely cannot afford to start off slow. The coaching needs to be aggressive and the play calling needs to be varied. We cannot afford to score only FG's in the first half. Calvin Johnson cannot have only 1 reception for six yards. The Vikings will try to take him out of the game, but we cannot just assume they'll be successful at it. We need to be in full-on attack mode for four quarters, not just one. Comebacks are cool, but making them too often is not a reliable way to win.
The Vikings have improved, and if the pass rush from the front four isn't their, the coaches need to create pressure in other ways, or play other players. Our defensive ends need to be rotated more. If Vanden Bosch isn't effective (like last week), then we need to see what Jackson or Young can do. Same thing for Avril. Teams are fully aware of what we do on defense and they prepare to stop it, so we might need to change it up a bit.The coaches cannot be afraid to do that if it has to be done. Balance is a good thing, but don't penalize the first half passing game just for the sake of trying to be balanced. Leshoure had a decent game last week, but it would have ended up with more yards per carry, if a couple of the run plays were not made obvious for their defense.
If the coaches would coach to their team's strengths for four quarters i.e. deep passing game, and attack the weaknesses of the opposing team, then we have a chance to win this game and any other game.
By the way maybe we could see what Jerome Murphy can do, instead of Jacob Lacey. We also need Stafford's yards per catch to increase.
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Should be a good game.
Both teams are extremely even from a talent/production standpoint. I expect a close game, just like they were last year. MNs defense is playing much better this year and the Lions secondary just looks dreadful right now, I think Ponder and the Vikes passing game could be in for a big game, especially since Jerome Simpson will be making his 2012 debut.
Calvin Johnson will get his, I am sure, he is always someone who must be accounted for. The Lions have looked one dimensional, though the running game showed a bit of life last week with LeShoure. Will see if that is a trend or aberration.
Vikes win 27 to 21 and go to 3-1 while the Lions drop to 1-3.
Best of luck this week, here is to an injury free and ref mistake free game!
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Evangel University hosted Dr. Del Tarr (left) as the second speaker for the 2013-2014 Horton Pentecostal Lectureship Series. He spoke in the 10 a.m. chapel services on Thursday and Friday, Feb. 6 and 7. The message above was presented on Feb. 7. Watch the equally inspiring Feb. 6 service below.
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The university expanded the series to include three events for this academic year and is featuring speakers affiliated with the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, Central Bible College and Evangel University.
A veteran missionary to West Africa, Tarr was a founding faculty member in the missions department at AGTS and served as president of the seminary from 1990 to 1999. During his time as president, he directed a capital campaign that provided for the construction of the seminary's current facilities at Division and Glenstone in Springfield, Mo.
Since 1999, he has served as missions pastor at Capital Christian Center in Sacramento, Calif.
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The third and final Horton Lectureship event for the academic year will feature Dr. Ruth Burgess, former faculty member at Evangel and Missouri State University, on March 13-14.
Dr. Russell Spittler, Ph.D., a distinguished theologian who taught at Central Bible College from 1958-1962, spoke during the first set of Horton lectures this year. Recordings of his lectures, which took place Nov. 21-22, are available at http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/41000543
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The Horton Pentecostal Lectureship Series is an annual event sponsored by Evangel University in honor of Dr. Stanley Horton (right), a renowned scholar, author and lecturer on the subject of Pentecostalism. He has authored dozens of books and manuals and published more than 250 articles and book reviews.
Horton is a distinguished professor emeritus of Bible and theology at Assemblies of God Theological Seminary.
"The lectureship series was launched at Evangel in 2008 to recognize Dr. Horton's lifetime accomplishments as an author, professor and the chief intellectual architect/spokesperson for the Pentecostal doctrine for the Assemblies of God," said Dr. Robert H. Spence, university president.
For additional information, contact Evangel's spiritual life office at (417) 865-2815, ext. 7396.
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Unfit book materials show Corsi more than just an "editor"
Since Jerome R. Corsi [1], PhD, co-author of the Regnery [2] book Unfit for Command: Swift Boat Veterans Speak Out Against John Kerry [3], has come under scrutiny for comments first exposed [4] by Media Matters for America on August 6, Corsi's co-author, John E. O'Neill [5] has attempted to downplay Corsi's contribution, claiming that Corsi "simply helped us in editing the book." But the preface, acknowledgments, and book jacket of Unfit, as well as the publisher's promotional materials for the book, indicate a very different role for Corsi. The preface in particular notes that Corsi and O'Neill's friendship dates back 30 years and says, "After reconnecting, they decided to work together to write this book."
During an appearance on MSNBC's Scarborough Country [6] on August 10 with substitute host Pat Buchanan [7], when asked by Buchanan about some of Corsi's more bigoted statements, O'Neill downplayed Corsi's role in writing the book, claiming that he was "simply an editor and not really any sort of co-author" and complained about "stories in circulation about his e-mails where he made stupid statements."
On August 11, on CNN's Wolf Blitzer Reports [8], when Blitzer asked O'Neill if he would like to "disassociate" himself from Corsi's comments "which appear to be anti-Muslim, anti-Jewish, anti-Catholic," O'Neill quickly responded, "Oh, absolutely" -- but then O'Neill proceeded again to downplay Corsi's role. "Corsi acted as sort of an editor of our book. ... He simply helped us in editing the book," O'Neill said. When Blitzer returned, asking, "All right, but he's listed as the co-author of the book, isn't he?" O'Neill admitted that Corsi was listed as the book's co-author but again claimed that he performed only "a function in editing, in -- particularly in the second half of the book, in historical research, because he had done a great deal of research on the anti-war movement, the Vietnam Veterans Against the War, but not in the Vietnam section of the book."
The preface to Unfit contains three paragraphs: The first describes O'Neill; the second describes Corsi; and the third details their friendship -- which dates back 30 years to their college days, when "the two competed against each other in intercollegiate debate" -- and notes that O'Neill and Corsi "decided to work together to write this book."
The book's acknowledgements section is written in the plural, suggesting that both O'Neill and Corsi thank those who contributed to the book: "We particularly appreciate..."; "We recognize that..."; "We, as so many others, are indebted..." The acknowledgements section also refers to "our work" and "our words."
Contrary to O'Neill's assertion that Corsi only edited "particularly" "the second half of the book ... but not in the Vietnam section of the book," according to the book jacket (as well as Unfit's "BOOK DETAILS [9]," which are posted [9] on the Regnery website), O'Neill and "his coauthor" Corsi "interviewed dozens of veterans" and "meticulously documented" Kerry's record:
In this stunning new book, John O'Neill and his coauthor Dr. Jerome Corsi (an expert on the anti-Vietnam War movement) have interviewed dozens of veterans who served with Kerry and have meticulously documented a shameful record of betrayal and deception on the part of John Kerry.
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STATESBORO, Ga. (School release) --Taylor Koenig and Madison Shipman combined for seven RBIs and Lexi Overstreet hit a home run as No. 1 Tennessee finished its season-opening weekend with a 14-3 victory over Oakland on Sunday in the Eagle Round Robin.
Tennessee (4-0) took the lead with one run in the third inning before exploding to four in the fourth, three in the sixth and sixth in the seventh put the game out of reach. Oakland (1-4) scored all three of its runs in the sixth.
Koenig was outstanding in just the fourth collegiate game of her career, going 3-for-5 with four RBIs and two runs scored. Shipman enjoyed her best game of 2014, going 2-for-3 with three RBIs, one run and on walk. Overstreet hit a solo blast to start the fourth and finished with two RBIs. Melissa Davin had a two-run double and sophomore Haley Tobler had two hits and two runs in her offensive season debut. Freshman Shaliyah Geathers was 2-for-2 off the bench with one RBI and one run scored.
Junior Cheyanne Tarango picked up her first win of the year, going 5.1 innings with three strikeouts and two earned runs allowed. Erin Gabriel pitched 1.2 scoreless relief frames and totaled three strikeouts.
Erin Kownacki took the loss for Oakland after allowing 14 earned runs over 6.2 frames. Kayla Hensel got the last out of the top of the sixth.
UT jumped on the scoreboard in the third inning. Tobler led off the inning with a single down the right field line and Shipman drove her in with an RBI single up the middle.
The Lady Vols' lead grew to 5-0 in the fourth inning. Overstreet hit a leadoff home run to center field, marking her second blast of the season. With two outs, Rainey Gaffin drew a walk to load the bases and Megan Geer drew a walk in the next at bat to score Jennifer Burroughs. Shipman followed with a two-RBI single up the middle.
In the top of the sixth, Lexi Overstreet hit a bases-loaded sac fly to center field to plate Megan Geer. Two batters later, Koenig knocked a two-RBI single to left, pushing Tennessee's lead to 8-0.
Oakland answered in the bottom of the sixth when Sarah Hartley hit a three-run homer with one out to bring the Golden Grizzlies to within 8-3. Gabriel relieved Tarango in the circle and got the final two outs of the inning.
Tennessee exploded to six runs in the seventh. Davin hit a one-out two-run double to left field to plate Shaliyah Geathers and Tobler. Tarango had an RBI double two batters later and Koenig followed with a two-RBI single to right center. Geathers rounded out UT's scoring with an RBI single to right field to plate Koenig.
Geer was the team's top hitter this weekend, hitting .600 (6-for-10) with two doubles, three RBIs, four runs, five walks and three stolen bases. Overstreet was UT's top run producers, blasting a pair of homers and driving in a team-high eight runs. Tarango, Koenig and Geathers each hit .500.
Ellen Renfroe (2-0) picked up a pair of wins in starts against Northern Colorado and Georgia Southern. She threw 12 scoreless innings with 15 strikeouts and just three hits allowed.
UT will next head to Tampa, Fla., to play in the USF Tournament. Tennessee will play Pittsburgh and Binghamton on Friday, Feb. 14.


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Business leaders and policy experts are gathered at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center this afternoon to explore the inherent connection between clean energy and jobs at the South Carolina Clean Energy & Jobs Forum 2012.
The forum is co-hosted by the University of South Carolina, Duke Energy, The Nature Conservancy and the South Carolina Energy Office. Attendees will be able to network with one another and forum speakers during forum breaks, made possible by the South Carolina Clean Energy Business Alliance, and a post-forum reception, made possible by the South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance. Other event support is being provided by the South Carolina Farm Bureau.
The forum's keynote panel features James E. Rogers, chairman, CEO and president of Duke Energy; David Seaton, chairman and CEO of Fluor; and Glenn Prickett, chief external affairs officer of The Nature Conservancy. Charles Bierbauer, dean of USC's College of Mass Communications and Information Studies, will moderate the panel.
USC President Harris Pastides and USC professor John Regalbuto, chair of the SmartState Center of Economic Excellence in Renewable Fuels, will participate in a panel on energy research and economic development. Other panels will include experts in renewable energy, energy efficiency and energy policy.
U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC), South Carolina Speaker of the House Bobby Harrell (R-Charleston) and Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin also will address the forum.
An array of alternative fuel, hybrid and electric vehicles, including BMW's not-yet-on the-market ActiveE, will be on display inside and outside the Convention Center. Duke Energy will display their pilot Dodge Ram 1500 Plug-In Hybrid-Electric along with the company's all-electric Nissan LEAF and Tesla Roadster Sport.
1 p.m. Welcome and Opening Comments
Mark Robertson, executive director, The Nature Conservancy - SC
The Honorable Steve Benjamin, mayor, City of Columbia
1:15 p.m. Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency Panel
Ivan Urlaub, executive director, N.C. Sustainable Energy Association
Suzanne Watson, director of policy, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy
Ricardo Hamdan, manager, International Marketing & Business Development, Environmental Fabrics
Chip Wright, former commissioner, N.C. Utilities Commission
Moderator: Ashlie Lancaster – director, South Carolina Energy Office
2 p.m. Energy Policy Panel
Hamilton Davis, energy & climate director, Coastal Conservation League
The Honorable Paul Campbell, S.C. State Senate
Chip Wright, former commissioner, N.C. Utilities Commission
Dukes Scott, executive director, S.C. Office of Regulatory Staff
Bob Long, general manager, Corporate Planning, SCANA
Moderator: Mark Quinn – director, Public and Member Relations, Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina
3:15 p.m. Energy Research & Economic Development Panel
Introductory Comments – S.C. House Speaker Bobby Harrell (R-Charleston)
Dr. Harris Pastides, president, University of South Carolina
Dr. John R. Regalbuto, chair, SmartState Center of Economic Excellence in Renewable Fuels at the University of South Carolina
Grant Reeves, president, PBI Performance Products Inc.
Moderator: Catherine Heigel, president, Duke Energy - SC
4 p.m. Special Remarks
U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn
4:15 p.m. Keynote Panel
Glenn Prickett, chief external affairs officer, The Nature Conservancy
David Seaton, chairman and CEO, Fluor
Jim Rogers, chairman, president & CEO, Duke Energy
Moderator: Charles Bierbauer, dean, USC College of Mass Communications & Information Studies
5:30 p.m. Closing Comments and Reception
Lewis Gossett, president & CEO, South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance
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Elmore tabbed as SAC Pitcher of the WeekFebruary 22, 2011
Elmore earned her first POTW award of 2011
Rock Hill, S.C. - Brevard College's Martika Elmore earned league Pitcher of the Week honors for the week ending February 21, announced conference officials Tuesday.
Elmore, a senior pitcher from Fayetteville, N.C. (UNC-Pembroke), ended the week with a 0.61 ERA while leading the Tornados to a 5-1 record. She went 2-1 and threw 23 innings in three games for Brevard. She had 35 strikeouts, averaging 11.7 punchouts per game. She recorded 16 strikeouts in a 2-0 shutout against Columbia College. She allowed just two earned runs in the 23 innings of work for the Tornados.
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Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose tie the knot!
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(Yahoo!) - For most people, marriage is one of the most life-changing moments of their existence: the point where a boy becomes a man, a girl becomes a woman, and the rest of your lives can begin.
Wiz Khalifa mentioned on Twitter Monday afternoon that he and baby mama Amber Rose tied the knot.
Me and Amber got married today. Weddings this fall. Thought I'd let yall know 😊— Wiz Khalifa (@wizkhalifa) July 8, 2013
Granted, going to City Hall for a marriage certificate isn't as exciting as what will surely be an outrageously star-studded wedding in the fall, it's still a moment to shed a tear—whether in happiness or in fear that a prenuptial agreement can now be enacted. An hour after Khalifa's spoiler alert, the 29-year-old model put in her own two cents about her new relationship status, briefly tweeting:
Yay me & my Baby are officially married!!! 😍😍😍— Amber Rose (@DaRealAmberRose) July 8, 2013
Nothing says "true love" quite like not one, but three emoticons. She's clearly in it for the long haul. Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose began dating in 2011, got engaged in March 2012 and welcomed their first son Sebastian Taylor Thomaz in February 2013.
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Ottimo! Perfecto! We arrived exhausted from an unpleasant stay at a hotel in Torino and this place was perfect. It's been converted from a monastery and no expense has been spared to give an amazing holiday, it was almost like a retreat, and the views of Siestere and the surrounding valleys are spectacular. The heating is very good, everything you could want is provided and the owners are very helpful but not intrusive. The Restaurant Antico Monasterio is done beautifully. The whole thing was an experience we won't forget. we wanted to extend our stay and were reluctant to leave.
THis was a stunningly beautiful hotel in a perfect location. The hotel is still being developed but this did not affect out experience. The restaraunt was fine dining but very friendly, they even arranged a birthday cake for my 13 year old. Almost no english is spoken except by the manager of the restaurant but if you are willing, communication is possible. We loved this hotel.
Excellent restaurant with a complete menu. Beautiful mountain view from the restaurant terrace. Very friendly owner family. Room not cleaned during our 3 night stay. Isolated location in a small village.
There was an element of surprise as the gates to the hotel courtyard were opened. We were immediately met with smiles by the friendly family staff who were excited to give us a tour of the complex...and then showed us to our apartment which was palacial in size but warm and inviting. It had been delightfully restored to honor the ancient structure... a wonderful mix of antique and modern furnishings and conveniences...nice little kitchen, great heating system even in October!)free wifi. Wonderful restaurant! We booked for 3 days, A totally unique experience and a great place to base ourselves to explore all the little hill towns nearby!
Why this place is called a ressort, is a mistery: No sauna, bar, pool,massages or other forms of wellness. Heating and wlan did not work. one roll, sliced into 6 pieces for the 2 of us for breakfast, along with one tiny pack of butter. Part of the premises still in ruin. Adjacent restaurant only in operation during weekends. This establishment is sailing under the wrong flag! Our idea of a palazzo is different. It is a simple country lodging, nothing else.
location and views and peace & quiet directions to get there, very complicated and not obvious where the hotel is and very narrow streets for large cars.
The staff was incredibly friendly, the room huge and welcoming and clean. Our little dog was welcome - and it was all extremely pleasant. Great atmosphere. Lovely little town and gorgeous views. Nothing.
There is nothing we liked about our stay. This hotel was barely functioning. It has no resources and the food was very disappointing.


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Gifts can take many forms
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If you would like to learn more about how you can make difference in the lives of current and future Radford students, please call the Office of University Advancement at (540) 831-5407.
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Corporate and foundation gifts maximize contributions and other support to Radford University by creating, maintaining and enhancing mutually beneficial relationships.
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Planned giving is a way to make an lasting impact by leaving the university in your will. There are many ways to make a planned gift, including bequests and estate plan gifts, life income gifts, charitable gift annuities, charitable unitrusts, charitable remainder annuity trusts and charitable lead trusts. For more information visit our planned giving website.
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June 21st is coming up quickly! Check out some of these great first day of summer party ideas.
Mark your calendars - June 21st is right around the corner! School is out, the sun is shining, the beach is open, and summer is here...get ready! We all know summer comes and goes in the blink of an eye so be sure to start it off with a bang.
To throw the perfect kick off to summer party you have to make it unique. Provide fun activities for kids, balanced with refreshing cocktails for adults. From simple tree lanterns to watermelon ice pops there are plenty of tips to make your first day of summer party different from all the others.
Decorate the Outside as well as the Inside
When kicking off summer make sure you don't forget to decorate the outside of your house as well as the inside. Try adding a pop of color by hanging paper lanterns in the trees. These will be great when the sun goes down, turning them into perfect party lighting. Also decorate with a fun chalkboard sign where you can write the theme of your summer bash or the items you plan to serve for dinner.
Glow Stick Balloons
On top of the summer lanterns in the trees, try adding some lighting on your lawn as well. As we've seen, glow sticks have several purposes! Take small balloons, place glow sticks inside and lay them down throughout your grass. Come nighttime all your guests will be stunned to see the ground glowing in every color. To ensure no one steps on the balloons during the day, try consolidating them into one corner of the party.
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Bring the Picnic to Your Backyard
Get back to basics and make your kick off to summer party a picnic. This is the perfect idea if you have a lot of deck space or a grassy backyard. Get some flannel table cloths, sunflowers and watermelon and you're good to go.
Watermelon Pops
Eat Yourself Skinny has created a these tasty watermelon ice pops. As a kid I loved the Friendly's watermelon sorbet and these ice pops are a new, low calorie version. They require little effort, but have a big taste. With only four ingredients, five if you choose to add a splash of vodka, these popsicles are sure to be a crowd favorite.
Nutter Butter Flip Flops
Diddles and Dumplings have put a creative spin on the nutter butter cookie and turned them into flip flops! With a little frosting you can take these plain cookies and make them summer themed, perfect for kids.
Broccoli Grape Harvest Salad
You always need food for a first day of summer party and this pasta salad with a twist is the perfect menu item. For summer parties you want to serve light food that is easy to eat. This broccoli grape harvest salad has the perfect balance of veggies, protein and fruit.
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Day at the Beach Cupcakes
These adorable Day at the Beach summer cupcakes are a must for your dessert table. Brown sugar, vanilla frosting and summer themed decals make these cupcakes look too perfect to even eat.
Beer Floats
Whether you use real beer or root beer every party guest will love this refreshing throwback on a hot summer day. It is probably the simplest dessert with just ice cream and beer (or root beer) required.
Tie Dye DIY
M&J created these awesome red, white and blue shorts that are perfect for both the 4th of July and all summer long. You can pretty much tie dye anything, shorts, t-shirts, sweatshirts, and it's so easy. Since the first day of summer is just weeks before the fourth, try this tie dye DIY at your kick off to summer party to get everyone excited about the parties to come.
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Drug Susceptibility Testing (DST)
Brief Description
Drug Susceptibility Testing (DST) determines the ability of the four primary antitubercular drugs to inhibit the growth (in vitro) of Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex (MTBC) in a broth macrodilution matrix which utilizes critical concentrations of drugs tested. DST is important to the proper treatment and management of patients with tuberculosis (TB). DST guides the physician in the selection of the most appropriate drug treatment regimen and alerts the physician when drug resistance may be a consideration in patient management.
Laboratory Unit
Broth macrodilution using BACTEC MGIT system
Specimen Collection
Viable isolate of M. tuberculosis complex in pure culture of solid or liquid media
Submit isolates using the TB Category A carrier provided by the MSPHL in accordance with the Infectious Substance, Category A shipping guidelines.
Acceptable Specimen
Pure culture of M. tuberculosis complex.
Test Request Form(s)
Possible Results
Reference Range
Isoniazid (0.1 & 0.4 mcg/mL)
Rifampin (1.0 mcg/mL)
Ethambutol (5.0 mcg/mL)
Pyrazinamide (100 mcg/mL)
Unacceptable Conditions
Leaked during transport
No name on specimen
Mixed culture
Nonviable organism
Interfering Substances
Result Reported
4 – 28 days after receipt of specimen
CPT Codes
87188 x5
LOINC/SNOMED Codes
Additional Information
M. tuberculosis complex showing resistances to any drug are referred to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for secondary drug susceptibility testing.
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"Isolates or specimens positive for [M. tuberculosis complex] must be submitted to the State Public Health Laboratory for epidemiological or confirmation purposes"


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CORONA, CA -- AVT Inc. said it has retained a patent-litigation law firm to begin enforcing its patent on the wireless control of multiple vending machines.
AVT's Patent No. 8,191,779 was upheld in an appeals court last spring and found enforceable by the U.S. Patent Office, according to the manufacturer. It covers 19 uses, including cashless transactions conducted by a vending machine through a wireless system. | SEE STORY
The Corona, CA-based vending technology company expects enforcement of its patent to be "a major revenue driver within the next 24 months and beyond."
AVT's newly appointed counsel, One LLP, has handled patent litigation for large corporations and organizations, including Blockbuster, Conexant, Meade Instruments and the U.S. Navy.
"Wireless control of machines is now built into virtually every modern automated retailing and vending system, which provides AVT with licensing opportunities on a grand scale," AVT said. "Not only are there hundreds of thousands of these types of machines already in the field, but there are many more to come."


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GSA Appoints New Federal Acquisition Service Commissioner
June 5, 2006
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Washington, DC – The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) today announced that Jim Williams will become Commissioner of the Federal Acquisition Service (FAS).
"I am delighted to have attracted Jim Williams back to GSA and to have found an outstanding permanent Commissioner of FAS. Jim brings an incredible toolkit of entrepreneurial skills to this critical job," said GSA Administrator Lurita Doan. "Jim has extensive experience managing large, high visibility contracts and in building a superior team."
"Jim has a successful track record of planning and executing successful reorganization strategies, and brings superior homeland security skills to the position," Mrs. Doan added. "GSA is fortunate to have someone of Jim's caliber to lead FAS, and I am confident that we can continue to attract and develop top talent as we remake GSA into a more responsive purchasing agency, utilizing best practices in government contracting."
Jim Williams currently serves as director of the U.S. Visitor and Immigrant Status Indicator Technology (US-VISIT) program at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. US VISIT is an ambitious immigration and border management identification system that involves several government departments and agencies as well as other countries and is established already at all of the nation's airports, seaports, and land border crossings.
Prior to his tenure at US-VISIT, Williams was Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Deputy Associate Commissioner for Program Management, overseeing modernization application projects and ensuring effective program management. Williams also served as Deputy Assistant Commissioner for procurement and later as Director of Procurement at the IRS.
Williams also previously served as Director of the Local Telecommunications Procurement Division at GSA, responsible for all nationwide local telecommunications purchases for the agency.
A native of Virginia, Williams holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Virginia Commonwealth University and a master's in business administration from The George Washington University.
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I realise it's just a notice but this suggests to me that I should sort out the problem, notice or not. This notice originates from a form which submits to a file which processes the fields and then sends.
First off then, these are the notices;
Notice: Undefined index: advice in D:\***\ hanks.php on line 10
Notice: Undefined index: ukeurope in D:\***\ hanks.php on line 30
Notice: Undefined index: usacanada in D:\***\ hanks.php on line 31
Notice: Undefined index: other in D:\***\ hanks.php on line 32
And here is the corresponding code in the processing page;
10 if ( $_POST['advice']) {
30 $ukeurope = $_POST['ukeurope'];
31 $usacanada = $_POST['usacanada'];
32 $other = $_POST['other'];
I've read somewhere that it's due to me not doing this:
$advice = $_POST['advice'];
Would this be the case do you think?
Hope someone can help with this as I'd really like to do this correctly!
You are referencing $POST['advice'] when $POST['advice'] isn't set.Try doing if(isset($_POST['advice'])) { .... }
Ah yes, I see what you mean, logical really! I'll make the changes you suggested. Thanks Mark, and thanks for your extremely quick reply!
Hello guys i have seached the forum for this undefined index error but my case seems different as I ran the following form:
target_path = "uploads/";$target_path = $target_path.basename($_FILES['uploadedFile']['name']);
if(move_uploaded_file($FILES['uploadedFile']['tmpname'], $target_path)){
echo "The file". basename($_FILES['uploadedFile']['name']). "has been uploaded";
}else{ echo "There was an error uploading the file, please try again!";}?>The error: line 23 is the highlited line above.Notice: Undefined index: uploadedFile in C:\wamp\www\saterisk\uploadmanager.php on line 23.
Could someone please help? Thanks
try like this::$target_path = $target_path.basename($HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedFile']['name']);
Do a print_r of $_FILES and see what it contains.
And please, next time don't bump a 4 year old thread to ask your question. Create a new thread, and if needed link to the old one.
I have tried the suggestion and had the error below:
Notice: Undefined variable: HTTP_POST_FILES in C:\wamp\www\saterisk\uploadmanager.php on line 23 Call Stack
1 0.0013 376352 {main}( ) ..\uploadmanager.php:0
Guido, I have noted your point.
HTTP_POST_FILES was deprecated in php 4.1.xuse $_FILES instead
Just reread your original post where you are indeed using $_FILES!
OK, Check that in your form your file input field is called uploadedFile ie<input type="file" name="uploadedFile" />
HTTP_POST_FILES is no longer valid, IIRC.
Check out the information (array keys) available to you in the $_FILES superglobal in the manual
many thanks. my input file name was "uploadedfile" while i was using "uploadedFile" in my php script. Apologies for bothering you for this mistake of mine. Maybe i needed a third eye.
dont apologise, we have all done it at some time or another (and still do!)Glad you got it sorted :tup:


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River Cats get new playing surface
Raley 'Field' entirely replaced for first time in 14-year history
March 15, 2013 10:45 AM ET
WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- After 13 championship baseball seasons and countless concerts, soccer matches, football games and other special events, Raley Field finally got what it needed this offseason: a brand new playing surface.
While the field has been re-sodded a few times since its inaugural season in 2000, this full-scale makeover marks the first time the entire playing surface has ever been replaced, and the first time any major work has been done in six years.
Chris Shastid, Raley Field's new head groundskeeper, managed the 16-day project along with an outside consultant who has worked on AT&T Park, Dodger Stadium, Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill Golf Course.
Shastid, who most recently worked as a groundskeeper for the Baltimore Orioles Spring Training home in Sarasota, Fla., joined the River Cats last September. The first major event on the field after he started was a two-day, rain-soaked monster truck event in November.
"After the monster truck event, I was eager to start working on the new field," Shastid said. "Our crew was excited to take on the project, and although it was challenging, we think both the players and fans will be thrilled with the end result."
Throughout the course of the 16 days, the crew began at sunrise and often worked late into the night under the Raley Field lights. They removed a four-inch depth of material from the entire two-and-a-half-acre field -- 87 truckloads in all, totaling more than 2,000 tons -- including the root zone and organic matter. They also removed 250 tons of excess infield mix from the skin (the infield "dirt" area of the field).
Once the old field was removed, 100 tons of sand was brought in as a base, to help with drainage and the slope of the field. Then, 105,000 square feet of sod was added, and the pitcher's mound, home plate area and infield skin were all rebuilt.
The turf itself is a blend of Bermuda and Rye grass, which allows the grass to grow in the cooler offseason months and still thrive throughout the warm summer season. The new field will be a welcome sight to River Cats players, coaches and fans alike, as everyone counts down to Opening Night, scheduled for Thu, April 4, at Raley Field.
"We can't wait to show off the new field to our fans," said Jeff Savage, general manager of the River Cats. "This full-scale field replacement was a large, in-depth project, and shows once again our continued pledge to reinvest resources in Raley Field."
Tickets for Sacramento River Cats Opening Night -- along with the entire 2013 season -- are on sale now at Raley Field's Round Table Pizza Ticket Office, over the phone at (916) 371-HITS (4487) ad at ticketmaster.com online.
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MSI has launched its latest X-Slim series ultra-thin notebook with a dual-core processor. The X420, features Intel's ultra-thin notebook platform equipped with a dual-core Intel Core 2 Duo processor together with ATI's Mobility Radeon HD 5430 3D external display adapter (with built-in 1GB DDR3 VRAM).
The X-Slim X420 adopts a 14-inch display and weighs 1.88kg. With the MSI's 3D Boost Technology, the notebook can automatically switch to high-performance external display mode with a click of button and then switch back to integrated display mode and shut down the external graphics card to preserve battery power.
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- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
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Topic: Mom dx. last month
On July 18, my mom, age 81 underwent what we thought was going to be a liver resection/gallbladder removal. We were told it would be a 6hr case, but after 2hrs the surgeon called us in a room and told us they were closing her because they found multiple liver lesions with intra-op ultrasound which were previously undetected on the CT. Pathology came back as gallbladder cancer, though the surgeon firmly believes it to be CC. My mom had right sided pain for 2 days and had no other symptoms. We took her for evaluation and we are now dealing with this terrible disease and poor prognosis. She handled surgery well, and we are searching for the right treatment. She may be 81 chronologically, but her mind, spirit and body is that of a much younger woman. Her liver function tests are all normal so far, and her only symptom now is a slight loss of appetite. 2 weeks after surgery, we were told to send her for a colonoscopy/EGD and to pray for them to find colon cancer because it is easier to treat. We sent her for the tests, everything was clean. Now we are back to GB/CC, diagnosed by ruling out everything else. I just don't understand how this could happen to someone who went faithfully for check-ups every 6 months, bloodwork, stress tests, all diagnostic procedures always perfect. The oncologist told me it has spread to the lymph nodes and expect her time with us to be 6-12 months. How do I begin to say goodbye? I spend my nights and the time when I am not with her crying, praying and begging for just a little more time. She wants to fight this. She wants to live. I have twin 9 year-old boys who still need to experience the beauty of their Gram. I pray for strength.


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Silverman, R. M., & Patterson, K. L. (2012). The four horsemen of the fair housing apocalypse: A critique of fair housing policy in the USA. Critical Sociology, 38, 123-140. doi:10.1177/0896920510396385
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Chasing a Paper Tiger: Evaluating Buffalo's Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice
Robert Mark Silvermam, Kelly L. Patterson, Jade Lewis
Fair Housing; Discrimination; Evaluation; Applied Research
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ABSTRACT: This article focuses on a specific component of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD's) strategy to implement fair housing policy, its requirement for local jurisdictions that receive community development block grant (CDBG) dollars to prepare an analysis of impediments to fair housing choice (AI) report. The article's analysis is based on an evaluation of the City of Buffalo's 2004 AI report. The evaluation was conducted by a local fair housing organization in collaboration with university-based researchers. The findings from the evaluation revealed that the City had made little progress in implementing the action plan from its AI report over an eight year period. This was an outgrowth of local funding constraints, limited staff capacity, ambiguous HUD rules for AI reporting, and a lack of political will to pursue fair housing in Buffalo. In light of these findings, we recommend that HUD: mandate timeframes for AI implementation, require AI updates at regular intervals, and more clearly specify the format and content of AI reports. We also recommend that HUD require jurisdictions to include evaluation plans in their AI reports and measure outcomes from the implementation of AI action plans. These reforms will enhance the ability of AI reports to serve as effective planning tools for the affirmative furthering of fair housing policy.
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ByPeg Brickley
Efforts to broker a deal to divide up Nortel's $7.3 billion cash hoard will be continued until noon Tuesday, the Canadian judge presiding over the talks announced late Thursday.
Chief Justice Warren Winkler of Ontario, sitting as a mediator, was supposed to wrap things up Friday in the effort to reach a settlement that will head off marathon international litigation over the money, raised in the sale of the former telecommunications company's businesses. However, the 100 or so attorneys and advisers who have been trading arguments and settlement proposals for months will continue to meet until Tuesday, a representative of Justice Winkler said in a late-night email.
The contenders include Canadian and European pensioners and other former workers, who are vying with hedge funds, most of them U.S.-based, that gambled on a big payoff from the bonds of the fading telecommunications company.
Trading prices for Nortel's debt ticked up a few points in advance of the mediation effort as bondholders hoped for a deal while vowing to fight to the end if necessary. As the mediation that began Monday continued through the week, however, bond prices leveled off or began slipping back, a sign that settlement hopes were fading.
Nortel, based in Canada, took cover from creditors in courts around the world a little more than four years ago and auctioned off its businesses. A record-breaking $4.5 billion sale of Nortel's patent portfolio capped the effort, a result that sent bond prices soaring. Technically, Nortel was solvent, able to cover its debts, and bondholders figured that entitled them to payment in full with lots of interest.
Retired workers left with sharply reduced pensions, disabled employees thrown onto the welfare rolls and other non-U.S. creditors, however, protested that it would be grossly unfair to leave the people who built Nortel in need while hedge funds celebrated a windfall. Former workers in Canada and Europe say they have nothing to lose from saying "no" to a cheap deal with Nortel's bondholders.
Failure to come to terms in Justice Winkler's mediation means litigation for Nortel in courts around the world, a prospect that judges involved in the case say is all but unthinkable. Years of litigation will eat into the $10 billion in cash that Nortel has stacked up in banks, as an army of lawyers and advisers continues to rack up fees. Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Nortel's main U.S. bankruptcy firm, cost more than $187 million as of the end of November 2012, court records show. That's an average cost of some $4 million per month, before the real fighting begins and Cleary's top litigators go into action at $1,095 per hour.
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CSS - Test Your CSS Skills Number 33 : Quiz now ended - solution in post #44 The last quiz was fantastic but was a little complicated for some so this time we are coming down to solve something a lot easier so that all levels can have a go.
In this quiz we are going to solve a real life problem that affects IE7 and IE6 (and is a real pain at times).
If you look at the attachment called "ff-leftandright" you will see the type of display I am looking for. If you then look at the attachment "ie7-leftandright" you will see what a hash IE7 has made of this simple task.
All we have is a parent that is floated to the left but without a width so that it shrinks wraps its content. Then we place a fixed width element such as an image into the mix. Lastly we float two elements, one left and one right to line up with the element above's side edges.
All is well in all browsers except IE7 and IE6 and the problem is that a right floated element in a width-less left floated parent will stretch the element to 100% width. The effect is ruined in completely in IE7 and the first element is stretched 100% wide but rather more strangely the second and third elements are broken in a different way to the first.
It just goes to show how badly IE7 gets this wrong.
Your task, should you accept, is to duplicate the FF-leftandright screenshot and make it work in IE6 and IE7 and to look exactly the same and have the same capabilities.
You have to use the html that I provide but you can change the css as much as you want (although one answer doesn't really require much to be changed at all).
There are some rules (there are always rules):
The main thing is that the parent (.wrap) must be floated left and must have no width.
The second main thing is that the fixed width element could be any size that you define but the layout must work without changing anything else. The point being that you cannot float the right element to the left and then use a fixed margin to push it into position.
You can't change the html except for the css styles.It must work with variable sizes (such as a dynamic image of varying widths) as shown in my example where the same code works with the three different sized elements.
Scripting, images, expressions etc are not allowed.
If any of the above is unclear then just shout and I will clarify.
I reserve the right to plug loopholes should they arise
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College women's basketball team fell to the Erskine College Flying Fleet on Tuesday night at Boshamer Gymnasium. The Tornados fell 77-74 as they were outscored 39-33 in the second half of the loss to Erskine.
The Tornados were able to jump on top early as they went ahead by eight following a Holli Flippo (Kingston Spirngs, Tenn.) three-point bucket with 14:47 remaining putting Brevard up 16-8. BC was able to remain on-top of the Flying Fleet throughout the entire first half leading by as many as nine points. Brevard was up 28-19 following a Flippo layup with 8:14 left in the first half. The Fleet were able to outscore the Tornados through the rest of the first half by six points and went into half-time trailing Brevard by three at 41-38.
Flippo and Lindsay Brendle (High Point, N.C.) each had 14 points in the first half to lead Brevard. Amanda Whitaker (Asheville, N.C.) had a pair of blocks in the first 20 minutes of the game. Whitaker also had a pair of steals and three assists in the first half. Anna Schlobohm (Greensboro, N.C.) led Brevard with four rebounds in the first half.
The Tornados led the first seven minutes of play before Erskine was able to tie things up at the 12:28 mark, 49-49. Christine Phan hit a three-ball to give Erskine since the 17:09 mark in the first half. The Flying Fleet was able to pull up by seven with 10:03 remaining in the game. The Tornados tried to fight back and tied things up 01:20 left in regulation. Erskine was able to pull up by four with just 34 seconds left in the game. Flippo came back down the floor and was able to hit a three-pointer bringing Brevard within one point. Erskine was able to hit a pair of free throws which put the Flying Fleet up by the final 77-74 mark.
Flippo and Brendle led the Tornados with 19 and 18 points respectively. They also led Brevard with six and seven rebounds. Schlobohm and Candice Fritz (North East, MD) each chipped in with eight points. Whitaker finished the game with three steals, a pair of blocks, and four assists. Brevard shot 51% from the field going 26-for-51 and 50% from three-point land going 7-for-14.
The Tornados hit the road on Saturday for their first South Atlantic Conference match-up when they take on Anderson University in Anderson, S.C. Tip-off is set for 2 p.m. and you can follow all of the action at 1240-AM WSQL or online at WSQLRadio.com.


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Specialising in high quality replacement parts for refuse collection vehicles and lifters, we currently have a range in excess of 7,000 components, many of which are ex-stock and available on an overnight delivery if required. We also supply a wide range of hydraulic components, including PTO's and Pumps, Hydraulic Hoses and Accessories, Valves and Rams (new and re-conditioned).
We are continually working to expand our product base, and have a growing range of replacement components that are suitable for use with general waste handling vehicles and equipment, including skiploaders and hookloaders. Please contact us to discuss your requirements with one of our experienced, professional representatives, or to arrange a personal visit. We are committed to working with you.
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