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Github for Windows
It started with source safe for me. Then I met with TFS. And then I started to read about (DVCS) distributed revision control systems. (git and mercurial)
I was just trying to learn in the beginning. But today I am one of the fanatic supporter of DVCS.
When you switch to the distributed revision control system from centralized ones you feel the evolution. It surprises me that how developers can use a version control system that does not allow them to commit in their local repositories. When you are developing, every little change mush be committed. With centralized systems you cannot commit every time you like. your change can break the build. So you wait till it is good enough to be committed. It can take all the day. This can put you in a situation that you are not tracking your changes well you are tracking the summaries.
As Joel Spolsky stated before, we need to re-educate people about using version control systems.
People thinks it is working but no… they just didn't met the better world.
For Git the UI and the tools are not mature yet that people find it hard to learn. But after Github for windows things can change.
Keeping my codes in Github on cloud also feels nice. I can reach them from anywhere, anytime with no fear of losing my code data… Also I can easily ask people's opinions. Probably it is not the only alternative for this but it is the one I feel close… Github has a soul that I proud to participate via pushing to any repository. Bitbucket on the other hand has free private repository option which is great.
Let's check how things changed with github for windows.
To setup Git for your machine you can use these configuration commands on Git shell.
Git config –global user.name "Serdar B."
Git config –global user.email "email@example.com"
Git config –global apply.whitespace nowarn
Whoami (yes! git can answer that question who you are :)
In the new Github app you set these in the options screen.
Now we don't need to set posh-git too. Our Git shell works from PowerShell by default.
To create a new repository you write "git init" on Git shell commands but it now can be replaced with "add new repository" screen.
Git init
Git status
Git status was giving us the changed files list but now you can see it better with "Github for Windows"
Stashing is, now just right clicking to the menu command.
Git add -A
Git commit -m "work comment"
Git commit -am "work comment"
Git commit –amend
Everything feels easier with "Github for Windows". Yes committing is better too. You write your message in the yellow box and click the commit button.
We now have a nice menu to create branches…
These commands are for shell usage.
Git branch
Git branch master
Git checkout -b develop
Git merge develop
To clone and add a remote repository you can click clone. If you want to do it from shell write these commands.
Git clone github.com/serdarb/test-repo
Git remote add remotename remoteurl
Now git syncs, it pulls and pushes automatically.
Git pull origin master
Git push origin master
If I want to use commands from Github for Windows. I can open a shell…
To sum up, Github for windows is a good move for meeting windows developers with distributed revision control systems I am sure Github team will add wonderful features to add that lean teams can't choose other tools…
nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model (this post should be referenced in all the articles that are written about git :)
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Crochet World February 2014
English | 68 pages | PDF | ~89 MB
English | 68 pages | PDF | ~89 MB
Crochet World magazine is chock-full of creative, exclusive patterns for crochet toys, dolls, doilies, clothing, afghans, baby items and more, all with easy-to-understand instructions. Each issue contains a basic stitch guide, metric conversion chart, crochet technique reference page, abbreviation glossary and other references that make your crochet guaranteed to work out. Every issue you'll get 30+ projects photographed in full color with clear, see-every-stitch detail!
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These French Countryside Crystal Goblets features gracefully scalloped edges of the inverted-bell shaped bowl that are superbly cut and rise in a gentle sweeping cascade from the hourglass stem. The understated beauty perfectly compliments any table setting, while the classic design makes a stylish dining statement. Crafted from lead free crystal. Top rack dishwasher safe. Set of 4 goblets, each holds 15 ounces.
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A gorgeous pair of vintage footstools restored and reupholstered in our Silver Gum & Hakea prints on Sage 100% Hemp.
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Austin-based Ignite! Learning, which provides curriculum to middle schools, said Wednesday that it has raised $2.75M in an investment round. Names of the investors were not disclosed. As part of the funding, the firm's founder, Neil Bush becomes a non-executive board member, and Ken Leonard will become interim CEO and Chairman of the firm. Leonard was most recently the firm's President & CFO. More information »


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Traditional male movie stars are known for their looks, charm and virility. Think Paul Newman and Robert Redford in their prime. Now, the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) in New York is making the case that porn superstar Francois Sagat is the new model for today's leading man. With his trademark tattooed scalp and buffed-up body, the 32-year-old stud has created a persona for himself that "redefines the notion of masculinity." At least according to filmmaker Christophe Honoré, who recently directed him in a movie. But while classic hearthrobs of the past, such as Rock Hudson and Tab Hunter, stayed in the closet to secure their place in Hollywood, Sagat is openly gay and overcoming stereotypes. The bald-headed hunk has done it all in his six years in the industry--working as an exclusive for both Raging Stallion and TitanMen; doing legit modeling for Paris Fashion Week; and even acting in mainstream productions, including Saw VI and the recent Bruce LaBruce thriller L.A. Zombie. MAD contends that, "in short, Sagat's foray as a male actor in French cinema directly challenges the traditional role of the male."
And what better way to celebrate all that übermasculinity than a three-day screening series at the museum (2 Columbus Circle), which kicks off November 18 with the U.S. premiere of Sagat: The Documentary. The film, directed by Pascal Roche and Jérôme M. De Oliveira, focuses on Sagat's approach to performance. And the star will be in attendance to introduce the movie and do a Q&A session afterward. The following day, November 19, the "Another Man" event features a master class with the man himself, in which Sagat will share his personal career experiences and reveal how he prepares for a role. (Push-ups!?) Later that day and on November 20, two of Sagat's films, Man at Bath and L.A. Zombie, will be screened to round out the weekend. Sounds like a fun-filled testosterone fest to us! For more information, visit madmuseum.org.
And in case you think Sagat is leaving porn work behind, Titan Men has just announced the release of Incubus, Sagat's first foray behind the camera in the role of creative director. The film was conceived, written, costumed and art directed by Sagat, who also plays the lead role as a man who journeys into a dreamy world where reality and fantasy are at odds. Incubus is the first in a two-part film series and will be released next month as Titan's holiday blockbuster. "I didn't want to make an art film with fucking," Sagat writes on his blog. "I think the movie is pretty accessible for people [who] are gonna watch it. It all looks very sensual, sexy, attractive, pleasant--and it's very...almost like you smoke some good joint." For more, go to FrancoisSagat.com.


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Welcome to the ineedhits Search Engine Marketing blog, where we share the latest search engine and online marketing news, releases, industry trends and great DIY tips and advice.
In March this year, Google announced it was beta testing a new pay per action advertising system for US customers using the Adwords platform. Well behold, beta testing is now open to all advertisers globally.
To summarize, pay per action is a new advertising model where you only pay when somebody completes an action on your website, rather than by click or impression. This action may be an enquiry, signup to a newsletter, use of a free tool, a purchase, or even a page view.
Pay-per-action ads are available to publisher sites in the Google content network, and publishers can choose which pay-per-action ads are displayed based on relevance to their site.
As an advertiser, you can now decide how much you pay for an action. For example; if you have a free newsletter on your website, what is one signup worth to you? Is it $1, $5 or even $20?
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Because this is a beta test, users are still limited by certain criteria. To get started with this pay-per-action beta test, you need to meet these criteria:
Pay per action is a smart move by Google in trying to revamp the poor image of its content network. Google's content network has received bad publicity over the years with the poor quality of clicks it generates and accordingly the poor conversion.
With pay per action now underway and with the newly unveiled content network reports (that show advertisers the individual performance of websites in Google's content network), this may just entice me to switch back on my content network advertising in the near future.
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We're off to Africa next week - will be blogging as power generators permit!
Here's the link
Itinerary is:
* first two weeks in Tanzania (via Nairobi) - a visit to Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara and then 5 nights in mobile camps to see the migration in the Serengeti (yes, Liz and Dick in tents! That should be good for a lot of laughs)
* then we're off to Rwanda to trek to see the Mountain Gorillas
* at the end of January we retire to our lovely rental house in Simon's Town (south of Cape Town) for 3 weeks - to visit wineries, see penguins and do laundry!
* then....we move on to Namibia where we have rented a 4x4 and will drive vast distances in 3 weeks, culminating in a 3 day river cruise in Botswana and then Victoria Falls, before we return to Toronto mid March
Thanks to all the many posters who have helped me plan the trip!
Best regards
Liz and Richard
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Blogging from Africa - Liz and Richard's 2010 Adventures!
We're off to Africa next week - will be blogging as power generators permit!
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Sounds like an amazing trip. Have a wonderful time.
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Wow..that's some itinerary. Looking forward to your blogs-I'm bookmarking it.
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Fantastic! Have a great time! I look forward to reading the blog.
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A powerpacked trip!
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Sounds wonderful!
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Just read about the nice apartment you booked in Paris next December and now this lovely trip. I'll definitely be following along.
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Have a wonderful trip and give my best to my beloved penquins in Simon's Town!
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Hi Liz,
I've bookmarked your blog and look forward to reading about your safari adventures.
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Bon Voyage and I will be following
Have a great time..how can you not !!
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What a sneaky way to escape the Canadian winter! I am green with envy! Have a wonderful trip. I will look forward to reading about your adventures. Go well! Robin
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Bon voyage, Elizabeth! Looking forward to reveling vicariously in your adventures.
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On our way in a few minutes - thanks again for everyone's help and best wishes.
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Have a great trip!
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Wonderful! Hope you have a great trip!
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Safari njema!
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Have a super, incredible trip! Stay healthy!!! I'll be traveling with you via the net and will be anxiously awaiting each and every up-date you make!
All my best!
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In Nairobi after 32 hours of travel - note to Delta - do not consider Paris to Cairo to Nairobi a connection. Cairo doesn't.
Spent a lot of time transferring terminals in Cairo (the story will get funnier as time passes so I'll wait - kind of like the pain of childbirth goes away, I presume) we were unable to see Ahmed. He waited at Terminal 1 for us for a couple of hours but eventually it was obvious it wasn't going to happen.
At the Holiday Inn Nairobi which is quite lovely and the staff is terrific - room ready at 8am - yea!
Off to Tanzania tomorrow - don't know when the next wi-fi connection will happen though.
Best from Liz and Richard
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Can't wait to hear to Cairo story. Glad the Holiday Inn is nice. I may spend a night there. Thanks for checking in!
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Happy to read you made it safely to Kenya! Safari njema, part 2.
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Glad they were able to get you on the flight to JRO. First animal sightings are always exciting.
I checked out your Australia blog too since we're going back in August. What happened to Tassie? Drooling over your food pics and will try to follow in your footsteps though I'll definitely be having the dessert
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At Rivertrees Arusha now - amazing 9 days - lots of photos and commentary to follow in 4 or 5 days
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Try to find time for the Masai market in Arusha - some great buys there! It's snowing here in our part of Canada - enjoy the warmth and Rivertrees! Robin
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Looking forward to more updates on your blog. Sounds like everything has been great so far.
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Glad it is going well.
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Love the map and the quote regarding Richard and the lion.
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Lots of new posts up this weekend
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Thanks for letting us know photos are up. I am viewing them now! Very nice and I am green with envy.
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A honey badger! And an African wildcat! How very cool.
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Looking at Girlzzz: Princess Leia lookin good, Rumor Willis is back, Jada and More!
CARRIE FISHER is in serious fighting shape for "Star Wars 7".
Dear KHLOE KARDASHIAN: If your camel toe can bust through tight denim, you've got something special there, girlfriend.
Here's video of Khloe and Kim on a red carpet, talking about doing "Vagina Checks" to make sure their fun stuff isn't hanging out of their dresses.
Taking after her sisters, KENDALL JENNER shows some side-boob.
RuMER WILLIS has a nice booty.
JADA PINKETT should show off her chest more often.
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Big Red opens Ivy play with win over Princeton, loss to Penn
Ithaca Journal
Saturday's result: Penn 64, Cornell 52
Friday's result: Cornell 67, Princeton 59
Record: 6-10 overall, 1-1 Ivy League
Next game: Saturday at Columbia, 7 p.m.
ITHACA -- One weekend and two home games into its latest Ivy League campaign, the Cornell men's basketball team found a way to answer a few questions concerning its conference pedigree, while creating a few more along the way.
After taking down defending Ancient Eight champion Princeton on Friday night behind suffocating defense and strong guard play, Cornell suffered a 64-52 defeat at the hands of a hot-shooting Pennsylvania team on Saturday to even its record in the league to 1-1 and drop to 6-10 overall.
Friday's 67-59 win over the Tigers (10-8, 1-1) took Cornell over the .500 mark in the Ivy for the first time in two seasons, a feeling that was short-lived as just 24 hours later, the Quakers (9-9, 2-0) held Cornell to just 37.5 percent shooting and 3 of 17 from behind the arc en route to a commanding victory. The Big Red will look to bounce back from the loss this Saturday, when it travels to Columbia for a 7 p.m. tip.
"You have to give (Penn) all the credit for the things they did," Cornell coach Bill Courtney said. "We win (Friday) and people may get too high, but there's no need for that because we're a work in progress. We have so many young guys out there, and they're not going to have great games every night. We have to look for every morsel of things we can work on and get better. If we do that, we'll be okay."
One player who did have a great game Saturday was Penn senior point guard Zack Rosen -- the early favorite for Ivy League Player of the Year -- who according to Courtney "single-handedly dominated the game on both ends of the floor" and finished with 18 points, five assists and five steals.
Despite trailing 36-25 and struggling to find any kind of offensive rhythm, the Big Red stayed within striking distance early in the second half, before the Quakers set off on a quick 6-0 spurt with around 16 remaining to take a 47-33 lead. Freshman Devin Cherry ended the Quakers' run by hitting a 3-pointer that made the score 47-36, but Penn then answered with a trey of its own, the first of a handful of timely long-range shots turned in by the visitors on the night.
Another Penn 3-pointer made it 55-40 a few minutes later, before Rosen buried the Quakers' 10th and final 3-pointer of the night to put the game out of reach at 58-42 with 5:45 to play.
While outside shooting will be a concern for Courtney moving forward -- the usually sharpshooting Big Red made just 5 of 28 from behind the arc on the weekend -- one positive the second-year coach will take out of these two games is Cornell's improved rebounding. After struggling in that department for the majority of non-conference play, the Big Red out-rebounded a more physical Princeton team 42-41 on Friday and lost the rebounding battle to the Quakers by only two, 37-35.
Another weekend revelation for Cornell was the effectiveness of Courtney's newest rotational experiment: a four-guard lineup. Courtney employed the tactic with significant success in the second half of Friday's game, as Cornell's guards consistently drove past Princeton's bigger and slower defenders on their way to the basket.
"With some of the guys we play we have the ability to put the ball on the ground and get past some guys," Courtney said. "That was our game plan (Friday). We'll continue to try to diversify our offense and not just rely on the 3-point shot."
Freshman guard Galal Cancer led Cornell with 17 points on 6-of-13 shooting against Princeton, while fellow rookie Shonn Miller posted a double-double with 19 points, 10 rebounds and four blocks against Penn after scoring 12 against the Tigers.
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ITHACA, N.Y. -- Freshman Shonn Miller scored 19 points and grabbed 10 rebounds for his second career double-double, but Penn's hot shooting from beyond the arc proved too much as the Quakers topped Cornell 64-52 on Saturday evening at Newman Arena. Cornell fell to 6-10 (1-1 Ivy), while Penn improved to 9-9 (2-0 Ivy).
The Big Red freshman had another outstanding outing, hitting 8-of-13 shots and adding four blocks and a steal in 31 minutes without a turnover. He was the lone Cornell player to hit double figures. Drew Ferry scored eight points, all in the second half, and Galal Cancer notched seven points. Chris Wroblewski had four points, six assists and four steals for Cornell, which had 10 steals as a collective group. Cornell hit just 3-of-17 shots from beyond the arc and made just 13-of-24 free throws in the loss.
For Penn, both Zack Rosen and Tyler Bernardini had 18 points to lead the Quakers. Rosen, the conference's leader in scoring and assists, added five assists and five steals, while Bernardini notched eight rebounds. Miles Cartwright chipped in with eight points, while Fran Dougherty had three rebounds and blocked three shots. The Quakers hit 10-of-20 from 3-point range in the win, helping Penn improve to 2-0 in Ivy League play.
Penn jumped out to a 6-0 lead, and despite hanging around, Cornell could never get back to equal. Miller opened up his monster game with consecutive baskets, including a conventional three-point play, to cut the deficit to 6-5, but Bernardini answered with a 3-pointer.
It was that kind of night for the Big Red, as Rosen hit six of his first seven shots as the Quakers crept out to a 21-11 advantage nearly 12 minutes in. A layup by Cartwright made it 28-15 with 4:35 remaining, but the Big Red went on a late 7-2 run and had the ball with under 30 seconds left down just 33-25 and with plenty of momentum. Cornell turned it over, however, as Camryn Crocker earned a steal, and Rosen found Steve Rennard with a long pass ahead for a 3-pointer at the horn to send the visitors to the locker room with a 36-25 edge instead.
The second half saw the Quakers methodically build the lead to double figures, going up 15 on a Marin Kukoc 3-pointer with under eight minutes left, then pumping that up to 16 points (58-42) two minutes later on a Rosen trey. Consecutive baskets, including a 3-pointer by Ferry, got Cornell within 58-47 with five minutes to play, but the home team wouldn't get any closer.
The Big Red will look to pick up its first road win of the year when it meets Columbia on Saturday, Jan. 21 at 7 p.m. at Levien Gymnasium in New York City.
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ITHACA, N.Y. - In a game that it led from start to finish, the Penn men's basketball team put the finishing touches on a weekend sweep with a 64-52 win at Cornell Saturday night. The win pushed the Quakers to 2-0 in the Ivy League and 9-9 overall, while Cornell fell to 6-10, 1-1 Ivy.
Rob Belcore hit a three-pointer on Penn's opening possession, the Red and Blue scored the game's first six points, and they never trailed after that. While Penn was unable to fully put away a young but athletic Cornell squad until the very end of the night, the Big Red could never get closer than eight points in the final 30 minutes.
The first half was, quite simply, the Zack Rosen show. The senior guard scoed 13 points, hitting six of his seven shots from the field. He also had three assists and two steals. It was a two-point game, at 9-7, when Rosen scored six of Penn's next seven points and pushed the Quakers out to a 16-9 advantage. Galal Cancer then scored for the Big Red, but Tyler Bernardini hit a three off a Rosen feed, and then Rosen hit another jumper to push the Quakers' lead up to 21-11.
Rosen's performance brought about something that the Quakers haven't seen this year: a box-and-1 defense. The Big Red went to that for the final five minutes of the stanza, taking Rosen out of the game, but Penn was able to extend its lead anyway. A key sequence occurred right at the end of the half, when the Red and Blue held the Big Red to a shot-clock violation, and then in the final 2.6 seconds found Steve Rennard for a three-point shot that he hit to make it 36-25 at the break.
In the second half, Bernardini was the person who kept Cornell at bay. He had 12 points and six rebounds in the period, going 5-of-6 from the field in 16 minutes. The Big Red got within eight points early in the stanza, but Bernardini scored the next four points and then Rennard knocked down two free throws to make the score 47-33.
Rosen and Bernardini ended up tying for scoring honors, with 18 points each, while Bernardini collected eight rebounds and Rosen finished with five assists and five steals.
For Cornell, freshman Shonn Miller filled the box score with 19 points, 10 rebounds and four blocked shots. He was the only Big Red player to score in double figures. Drew Ferry had eight points, while Chris Wroblewski had four points, six assists and four steals.
Penn returns to action next Saturday, hosting Saint Joseph's in its final Philadelphia Big 5 and non-conference game of the 2011-12 season. The Quakers and Hawks will tip off at 7 p.m. at The Palestra.
Quakers hold onto double-digit halftime lead to win 64-52 at Newman Arena
Daily Pennsylvanian
ITHACA, N.Y., — In four long years, Tyler Bernardini had never won a game at Newman Arena. The average margin of victory for Cornell at home was 17 points.
Saturday night, the fifth-year senior made sure he would leave upstate New York with at least one win, and his 18 points led Penn men's basketball to a 64-52 win to complete the sweep on Penn's first Ivy League weekend.
The Quakers (9-9, 2-0 Ivy) held Cornell (6-10, 1-1) to a season low in points — 15 below the Big Red's season average. For the second straight night, the Quakers stifled their opponents with their man-to-man defense.
"The challenge is, night in and night out, committing to that," coach Jerome Allen said of his team's defense. "That's a credit to those guys and their commitment to playing with one another."
Penn limited Cornell's leading scorers Drew Ferry and Chris Wroblewski to eight and four points, respectively. The two were a combined 2-for-8 from three.
Bernardini, who shot 7-for-12, 3-for-4 from three, also finished with eight rebounds to lead Penn.
"It was interesting. Cornell throws different defenses at you, they try to scheme it up a little bit. You have to be patient and take what the defense gives you," Bernardini said. "We're going to be successful because we've got Zack [Rosen] at the point guard and he's one of the best decision makers I've ever played with."
Rosen, too was happy to leave Ithaca with at least one career 'W.' He matched Bernardini's 18 on the floor, adding five assists.
The Quakers lead wire to wire after Rob Belcore opened the game with a three. Penn shot 52 percent in the first half, as Zack Rosen went 6-for-7 from the floor to guide the Red and Blue to a comfortable 11 point lead at the break after sophomore guard Steve Rennard nailed a three as time expired.
Rennard played 25 minutes in the tail end of the Ivy back-to-back after Miles Cartwright fouled out just after the final media time out.
Unlike the previous night at Columbia when the Quakers' nine-point lead evaporated in the final minutes, Cornell could only narrow the deficit to eight in the second half.
Cornell freshman Shonn Miller led the Big Red with 19 points.
Allen hesitated before agreeing that this was his team's best win yet of the season.
"Hopefully this wasn't our best game of the year, especially with all the games left." As well as the Quakers played, their slate still contains two matchups with No. 25 Harvard.
With a clean record one weekend in, the Quakers return to the Palestra for their final Big 5 matchup against St. Joseph's Saturday before returning to Ivy play against Princeton.
ITHACA, N.Y. - Competing in a conference in which many predict Harvard to just about run the table, Penn could not afford to split its opening weekend of Ivy League play in New York.
On Saturday night, coming off a win over Columbia the previous evening, the Quakers (9-9, 2-0 Ivy) avoided that fate by downing the Big Red, 64-52. The win was the first for Penn's seniors at Newman Arena.
Penn's suffocating, man-to-man defense asserted its will from the opening tip, holding Cornell (6-10, 1-1) to 38 percent shooting in the first half and forcing the Big Red offense to devolve into one-on-one basketball on a number of possessions.
The defensive emphasis was no accident.
"[Penn coach Jerome Allen] is just in our heads every day about defensive rotations," senior swingman Tyler Bernardini said. "We're kind of sick of it, so I think the only way for us to tell him, 'OK we got it,' is to actually go out and do it."
Allen seemed pleased with the effort.
"I thought the guys did an excellent job of responding the first time we got into this back-to-back situation," he said.
Penn guard Zack Rosen carved up the Cornell defense in the first half, penetrating almost untouched to the basket for several layups. Big Red coach Bill Courtney gave Rosen a few different looks, but the captain netted 13 first-half points on 6-for-7 shooting.
Rosen's scoring punch helped the Quakers jump out to a 13-point lead in the early going, and the margin would have been even greater had the Penn offense been able to convert a few layups and hit its free throws - Penn shot just 4 for 8 from the line in the first period.
Bernardini's 18 points marked the second straight game in which he and Rosen each tallied 15 or more points.


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Author's Note: Sunday evening-July 31, 2016 to August 1. 2016, this writer has just returned home from attending the first Adele Goldblum Wendy Hartz Memorial Lecture, fondly recalling the memory, spirit and person of Wendy Hartz, née Jacobs, one of Congregation Kesser Maariv's most beloved of members in the shul's twenty year history since its move to Skokie, IL, parashat Shemot.
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Hi all, I'm 33 weeks pregnant with second DC. I was sexually abused as a child and have huge issues around vaginal examinations etc. For DS1' s birth I went out of my way (hypnobirthing, home birth) to ensure I had a natural delivery without much intervention. Ended up having a lovely birth with only one midwife down the business end (if you get what I mean) and had a really positive experience. I had to fight hard for my home birth because the doctors decided DS1 was a giant baby who wouldn't fit it off my pelvis, the midwives thought this was a load of rubbish funnily enough. Doctors tried to push me into induction at 35wks and then placed c section at 37wks. I ended up insisting on a home birth so they would leave me alone. I'm so glad I did because DS1 turned up without any issues at home weighing only 7lb5.
Anyway I'm expecting DS2 and once again the baby is supposedly huge and I am really being pushed to have a c section and the idea of a c section terrifies me.
To make matters worse my friend has just had a c section and has been left feeling pretty traumatised by it. Firstly she said she was left completely bare below in front of all the people in the operating room and was shaved with a blunt razor (she had been told that she couldn't shave herself) and then had a catheter inserted, she found this all very undignified. She then found the sensation of the c section itself rather frightening and was left distraught when she was only allowed to barely glimpse her baby before he was taken off and cleaned, I pretty much delivered DS1 myself and had him in my arms and straight away and I would have hated someone other than me cleaning him. She then said after they had finished stitching her she realised they were lifting and spreading her legs so her bits were on display. When she got upset they said they were cleaning her out and given her pain meds but she claims no one had warned her of this. Then she was left exposed again whilst they cleaned her up. She then said whilst she was in recovery they left her bleeding on a pad and a midwife kept coming in and washing out her vagina.
Do they really do all this or is she exaggerating slightly? To me get c section sounds way more undignified than a natural birth but I'm sure not every mum feels like this.
With a planned section you can state your wishes before.
I shaved myself and asked for the catheter to be Inserted after my spinal block. Baby was born and put straight onto my arms, it was a lovely experience.
I've had two emergency and two planned and the planned were lovely experiences.
I have no idea what was on show but it was all hugely dignified for me in both my emcs and my elcs. I got skin to skin within ten minutes if birth and breast fed as I was stitched up. Recovery was great and certainly not 'left' anywhere. Think your friend maybe exaggerating. Speak to your midwife if you are c
Concerned-I was anxious about elcs and got to meet the snaesthetist and talk it all through and she gave me anti anxiety drugs too.
I would be astonished if razor was blunt-I'm sure they use a new blade for every patient. Most hospitals prefer to shave you to reduce the chance if cuts.
None of that mirrors my memories of my planned section! DH did the shaving.
Hi Holly,
I shaved/waxed to within an inch of my life and I'm not sure what they could do to stop you if that's you're preference.
Once you have the spinal, you are gently laid down and the a fabric screen is put up at chest level so you can't see what is happening. They could, I suppose, have shaved me then had I needed it but I would never have known.
I walked in at 10am, and DS was born at 10.44am. He was raised above the screen immediately, and I saw his very grumpy little face straight away. He was bundled in a towel for warmth and placed on my chest immediately. I held him there (with a bit of help from DH as my arms were a but jelly-like) as the surgeons sewed me up, and it was a while before he was taken away for weighing etc.
They did clean me out, but the only reason I know is that they mentioned it because I was concerned about prolapse issues and the surgeon was reassuring me that things were ok down there. I wouldn't have known otherwise, thanks to the spinal and the screen. You literally can't feel a thing.
It's true that you are conscious of being naked from tummy down, and the operating theatre is very bright so there's not much getting away from that. However it feels quite theoretical because of the numbness and the screen, and everyone is utterly respectful. The surgeons and team chatted to me throughout, and I felt very much a person rather than a piece of meat.
I had no internals after that at all. Certainly no midwives checking on the ward.
The shaving did happen for me as it was an emergency cs but if pre booked you could shave at home that morning or get your partner to do it just before.
Very dignified I had a sheet over my breasts and below my pubic bone leaving my tummy and upper abdomen exposed. This was even with an emergency cs.
Your friend sounds like she's exaggerating or was poorly treated.
Maybe get a second opinion on size?
If so, go in knowing your rights.NGOs luck and congratulations
Stupid question but why do they shave you?
Sorry to blather on, but it was more dignified than my hospital vaginal birth, because I was always calm, in control and it was such a short period of time to be naked in comparison.
Have you met your surgeon? I did, twice. She was very lovely (a new first time mum herself who was very sensitive to my concerns) and meeting her really helped to build trust and put my mind at rest.
The bit about the MW repeatedly washing out your friend's vagina sounds very peculiar. And if your friend exaggerated about that, I would wonder what else she might be embellishing - especially if she enjoyed the drama of getting a big reaction from you.
Please book an appointment with the Supervisor of Midwives to talk through all your concerns in detail. She will be able to talk to you about your choices and also exactly what the protocols are in the hospital you are planning to use. Most MWs are very keen to help women have vaginal deliveries if that is what they would prefer.
I've had two CS in the past 3 years - one EMCS and one ELCS and wasn't shaved for either of them. I didn't think they did the shaving anymore but maybe it just varies depending on which hospital it is.
SoonToBeSix they shave about an inch of pubic hair off at the top where the incision will be. If you are lucky that area will still be numb when the hair starts growing back so you won't feel the awful itching.
HollyRose6 explain the situation and your fears to a trusted midwife. If they know that being exposed is potentially triggering to you, they can take that into account when they do a planned CS.
Its my understanding that some places are less sensitive to how this can be upsetting than others; however if you make them aware of the problem they are then obliged to do their upmost to make you feel safe.
I have heard of women in similar situations to you, have good experiences because the people caring for them have been brilliant about maintaining their dignity.
I think that they should do this for everyone as a matter of routine, but they don't always seem to. However I do know they will take more care in these circumstances.
I hope that if you do have a CS it is a positive experience for you.
Suspect the blunt razor is just an outright lie - they have to open the packaging in front of you.
Thanks schnitzel I didn't realise the incision was that low down.
I have had two and it never occurred to me what was going on behind the screen. I felt totally disconnected to that end of things. The team in the theatre did go to some effort to retain my dignity, I remember that.
I did get shaved by a midwife and that was the most undignified I felt. I'll try and do myself this time round. Just the top bit I think!
Suggest you ask for an appointment to talk about your concerns though - no point in worrying if it can be discussed beforehand.
Good luck!
When I had my first CS, the surgeon had an argument with the midwife who attended about whether to shave me or not. The surgeon asked her to do it (I was numb and screened off by this point btw) and she refused, saying they didn't do that now at this hospital, as it could cause more of an infection risk.
Second time, same hospital, I was shaved by the MW. But it was only the top inch, and I couldn't see or feel it.
It's pretty hard to avoid being naked from the waist down in front of a load of people when you are having a CS! But in my experience everything like shaving, catheters etc. is done after you are numbed, and there is a screen up so you can pretend it isn't happening. You could ask for them not to tell you exactly what they are doing at each stage, that may help. I didn't really need to have the handsome anaesthetist telling me that he was just going to insert a suppository now! But I suppose they want to make sure you consent to everything they do?
Hmm. When you have a cs you can't feel what's going on south of your boobs. Or I couldn't. So you don't know if your legs are being hefted around or your vagina cleaned out - which sounds really Odd. Mine certainly wasn't.
I was given the option to shave at home - so dh did.
The cs did feel frightening - but the anaesthetist was right by me all the time to answer questions and give me drugs.
Yes, you are catheterised. Normal.
Cuddling baby - it depends how baby is when born. If ok, they can come straight to you for cuddles. They may gave to put baby under a heat lamp etc. first.
Sounds like your friend is madly exaggerating if not just lying. Sorry!
I've had two c-sections. The first was over a decade ago and as your friend describes, particularly the lifting of my legs and bottom bit, so much so that I wonder whether it was the same hospital. I remember about five staff just standing around looking on absent-mindedly during that.
The second (more recently and at a different hospital) was nothing at all like it, DH says that I had a blanket across my upper legs which was only pulled down when necessary and then replaced, plus the staff were amazing at spiriting themselves in when needed and then spiriting off again, rather than hanging about watching the procedure. And there was no leg-lifting for pessaries for pain relief, as I had a spinal block and epidural which stayed in for 24 hours afterwards for morphine top-ups (I had a big cry of relief when they told me that). It was, in fact, a beautiful experience.
I hope this means that times are a-changing, but PM me if you'd like names of units. Remember that all through the procedure you have a voice and can say if something feels inappropriate; you are entitled to your dignity. Good luck!
Everything was done after the spinal block! I shaved at home having suffered the indignity of being shaved two weeks post op the first time. But everything was fairly classy tbh.
Babies were quickly checked and on my chest less than two mins after birth both times. I really didn't care what was going on down below once I had my baby .
Certainly no washing, I did that myselfll
No CocktailQueen it happened to me. I remember feeling like I was falling off the bed and shouting for help, then seeing my two feet being lifted very high up into the air over the screen, so high that my bottom must have been clear off the bed.
I remember the feeling of "the cleaning out" bit. It felt really high up, almost under my ribs (which is impossible). What they are doing is swabbing the uterus to make sure that no clots are left behind. Clots can cause infection if they are left in the uterus.
It is a very strange sensation that I didn't expect. It feels higher up than it actually is. It must be due to stimulation of nerves that are not usually touched. Feels very odd indeed.
The description of a cs feeling like someone is washing up inside you without pain, is very accurate.
OP, I think your 'friend' is somewhat embellishing her story.
I have had 2 CSs - both great experiences. It was dignified throughout. I never felt more exposed that I wanted to be.
I was shaved but the razor came out of a fresh individual pack.
I couldn't feel anything below my breasts and the catheter was fitted after the anaesthetic had been given - this is standard procedure.
I chose to have my gown on back to front so that my baby could be given straight to me for skin to skin and the baby stayed with me for a good hour after birth - no cleaning, no wrapping.
I didn't feel that my legs were being moved - why would they, nothing cam out from between them? A towel was placed between my legs and regularly changed but there was no washing out of my vagina - my husband had to get a warm flannel and do that.
Ask the hospital why they think your baby is big - actual proof - and how that would impact your birth. A fat baby does not have a fat head and that's the crucial body part. Ask your consultant - which you should have if CS recommended - if the events that your friend described will happen. Remember, you can write birth preferences for a CS.
Most importantly, ignore your friend. She is not being helpful and I suspect not being truthful either.
Emergency CS here - yes, they shaved (time was of the essence) and yes I was naked from the waist down in front of the operating team. However, by that point I just wanted a healthy baby and for the whole thing to be over. I did not care about the catheter or operation. The team were reassuring and professional throughout and obviously had seen lots of lady bits before.
It was a million miles away from the water birth I had hoped for, but an hour of skin-to-skin and a nice long cuddle with DS afterwards helped.
From what I have heard/read, a planned CS is a bit different - you get the chance to prepare more for it and plan it out. Whatever happens OP, good luck.
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- Sony is likely to partner with Google, and it's likely to drive bottom line results for both companies.
Android TV is set to be another set-top box look-a-like that has a moderately improved user interface. Many believe Android TV will look similar to Amazon Fire TV.
From what I understand, Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) is trying to offer an alternative user experience that can be used on top of the standard Smart TV interface various OEMs are offering. This runs counter to Google's successful integration of Android onto a vast majority of smartphone devices.
I don't understand why TV OEMs even bother to create their own operating system. The bill of materials for a high-end system on a chip cost $50. A standard mobile CPU/GPU would be compatible with a standard ecosystem of mobile applications. That alone would allow the TV to compete with other devices like tablets, and computers, and could even reduce the excruciatingly long refresh cycle of TV sets.
According to the Global TV Replacement Study, "the TV replacement cycle decreased on a global scale, from 8.4 to 6.9 years." The replacement cycle of a television is so drawn out; it diminishes the profitability for TV OEMs considerably. If TV OEMs improve the user experience, consumers will find more value in replacing their TV. A higher TV replacement rate will turn around the declining TV industry.
None of the OEMs by themselves operate at the same scale of Android, Windows, or iOS. So perhaps, TV OEMs need to look at other options, because what they're doing clearly isn't working.
Currently, the market for TVs is shrinking, according to IHS:
Shipments worldwide of televisions in 2013 amounted to 225.1 million units, down sharply from 238.3 million in 2012. It was the second straight year of contraction after a 7 percent loss in 2012, contrasting with the market's big 11 percent surge in 2010 and a more modest 1 percent uptick in 2011.
Maybe, Google really does have a solution to the declining TV market. At least, according to GIGAOM:
Android TV's key focus will be on simplicity, which will be reflected in the user interface. Key to that is something the company has internally been calling Pano. The idea behind Pano is that apps can surface individual pieces of content right on the home screen in a card-like fashion so that users can browse movies, TV shows and other types of media as soon as they turn on an Android TV.
Furthermore, by offering more features and options, consumers end up using their TV even more as indicated by the daily minute spent for consumers with only a TV, versus multiple devices.
Source: KPCB
I think that given enough time, TV OEMs will embrace the idea of a smarter TV. I say "smarter," because current smart TVs use an operating system that's not as refined as Android, Windows, or iOS.
Source: Sony
Sony likely to partner with Google for Andriod TV
Making TVs more computer-like seems to have worked for Sony (NYSE:SNE). The company reported sales growth in its aging category, and expects to ship 16 million in 2014. However, the company only expects to generate 10 billion yen in operating income, when translated into dollars that's somewhere around $100 million in profit. That's not bad, but it could be significantly better.
Sony has an application library for Sony Bravia TVs, but it's rather limited in scope when compared to Android. Furthermore, Sony Entertainment Network centers on multimedia content like video, and music. It's not as complete of an entertainment experience when compared to iOS, and Android.
However, to address this issue, Google plans to launch Android TV. A more unified ecosystem, paired with a simplified user interface, may accelerate the consumer friendliness of televisions. After all, Sony has been a partner with Google's ecosystem in the past through its Sony Xperia Z smartphone and tablet lineup. It's likely that Sony will partner with Google in this aspect as well, especially because Sony doesn't have as good of a platform.
Source: KPCB
Andriod TV will drive bottomline for Google
Currently, smart TV shipments have reached 80 million or so. Assuming the historical growth rate of 39% continues, in 2014, TV shipments should reach 110 million or so. Assuming 110 million new connected devices use Android's operating system. Google will generate $693 million, assuming each additional user contributes $6.30; the revenue per user figure is based on BGR statistics.
$693 million is a drop in the bucket when compared to Google's total annual revenue. However, the average revenue figures per user is trending higher, paired with total users, so over time new product categories will contribute significantly more. Analysts anticipate Google to generate 15% earnings growth per year over the next five years. However, new product developments may put Google well over analyst estimates.
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Jerusalem, December 21, 2012
Today December 21, 2012, in the city of One: Jerusalem, a Holy experience started at exactly 1PM when the facet that is talking now started climbing from levels to levels the tree of Creation until he reached the level of The One and Only. The level of Light and vibrations cannot be described.
At that level Everything is united, Everything is at Peace.
This event needed to be achieved at this very moment so that the unity of The One and Its Peaceful manifestation can enter all levels of Creation including ours.
There was great rejoicing within The Godliness as Love entered back the domain of fear and separation.
During this experience many parts, including the one who is talking now, intoned the vibrations and tunes of the Song of all Songs: the Song of Love, of Perfection, and Peace.
That Song, that Tune, had not been intoned for a very very long period of Creation.
And The Heart of Creation hiding within our plane of operation became aroused and opened Itself, as a flower would, to the rays of the Sun shining upon It.
This moment is very special. This time is very Holy.
We are all making a major turn-around from fear and separation onto Pure Love manifesting unity and real final Peace within ourselves and without.
This moment is to be cherished and lauded as an infinite blessing to all that IS.
Soon, we will all experience the fruits of this moment.
Soon, we will all bask in the Light of Unity manifested.
To the Godliness, this is His most cherished tune finally becoming a Reality.
To us, this is the point where all of our prior thoughts and operations need to be totally reconstructed from their foundations up to what they have become now.
Nothing shall remain as it was, everything shall turn around and focus on unity.
Soon, all of us will partake in the great and Holy Song of all Songs, the Song of Unity, of Final Peace and of Eternal Love.
Remember this day and bless it.
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OUR area has long been renowned for it's love affair with snooker.
As long ago as the 1960s and 70' professionals such as Alex Higgins and Dennis Taylor chose to base themselves in East Lancashire and practice with local amateurs such as Bob Sharp and Harry Taylor.
In the 80s, Darwen's John Harrop was the player we all sought to emulate whilst the 1990s saw local men Alf Bellusci and Colin Morton flirt with the professional ranks.
But what about now? I'm happy to report that snooker in our area is alive and well and once again producing players with the passion and ability that should see the sport thrive well into the future. Bellusci is still going strong and Justin Astley has been on and off the main tour regularly over the past 10 years.
Add to these up and coming players such as Jonny Hannan, Mark Slattery and Jonathon Wignall and one can see why the standard is so high. Accrington alone can provide half a dozen or more players capable of competing with the best. Players like Dale Clark and Farak Ajaib to name just two.
The reason for this success can be attributed to the many thriving local leagues the area enjoys. Indeed during the winter season there are leagues taking place from Monday through till Thursday and quite a number of the quality players compete in them all.
he recent Individual Snooker Championship organised by Tommy Hannan has given these players the opportunity to showcase their skills and at times the standard has been remarkable.
Another reason for the game's popularity is the rapid upsurge in small tables snooker. With the demise of many local Working Mens and Conservative Clubs there simply aren't as many full size tables available.
The smaller three quarter tables are the ideal solution for the pubs and the clubs that are doing well are quick to see the opportunity to draw custom on a quieter night.
Venues such as Longshaw SSC and St Pauls WMC will be entering teams in the small tables league this season as will Hollins Grove Conservative Club if their search for a table comes off in time.
All in all it looks as though snooker in our area is in safe hands.
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This list of continuing education opportunities for ophthalmologists is published monthly as a service to readers to help them keep abreast of meetings and courses of interest and importance. Presented by regional and national location, the list is updated monthly and provides an easy reference to continuing medical education (CME) courses. Accredited sponsors are encouraged to notify the ARCHIVES of upcoming CME activities for inclusion in the list free of charge. Listings will be published for 3 consecutive months and should be received at least 5 months prior to date of course, eg, for a June course by January 1 to be included in the March, April, and May issues. A course held between the first and 14th days, inclusively, will appear in the preceding month's issue. The listing cannot be published unless it contains the following information: title, location, date(s), sponsor(s), and contact address. Optional information includes CME category 1 hours of instruction, registration fee, and guest speakers. Listings should be typed double-spaced with 2-inch left and right margins. Send submissions to Editor, Archives of Ophthalmology, CME, Suite 102, 2870 University Ave, Madison, WI 53705. Readers are encouraged to contact the accredited sponsor for more detailed information.
1999 Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons At: San Francisco Date: 10/10-10/15/99 At: San Francisco Hrs Inst: 175 Contact: Sally Garneski; (312) 202-5409
American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Inc, 1999 Fall Scientific Symposium At: Winter Park Date: 10/23/99 Program Chair: Kenneth V. Cahill, MD Guest Speaker: Nicanor G. Isse, MD Contact: Barbara Beatty; (407)647-8839, fax (407)629-2502
The Ophthalmic Photographers' Society At: Miami Date: 10/28-10/29/99 Hrs Inst: 10 Contact: Ditte Jacobsen Hess, CRA, Director of Photography, Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, 900 NW 17th St, Miami, FL 33136; (305)326-6053, (305)326-6084, e-mail: email@example.com
University of Iowa September Clinical Conference At: Iowa City Date: 9/17/99 Hrs Inst: 4.5 Sponsor: The University of Iowa School of Medicine Guest Speaker: Michael Brodsky, MD Contact: Ronald V. Keech, MD; 319-356-3990
University of Iowa October Clinical Conference At: Iowa City Date: 10/15/99 Hrs Inst: 4.5 Sponsor: The University of Iowa School of Medicine Guest Speaker: Alfredo Sadun, MD Contact: Ronald V. Keech, MD; 319-356-3990
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What's New In Diabetic Retinopathy, Venous Occlusive Disease and Age-Related Macular Degeneration Workshops—Photodynamic Therapy and Macular Translocation At: Baltimore Date: 10/1-10/2/99 Hrs Inst: 12 Fee: Ophthalmologists and Optometrists-$300, Residents, Fellows and Allied Health Professional-$175 (before September 24) Sponsor: The Retinal Vascular Center of the Wilmer Ophthalmological Institute at Johns Hopkins Contact: The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Office of Continuing Medical Education, Turner 20, 720 Rutland Ave, Baltimore, MD 21205; (410)955-2959, fax (410)955-0807, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Understanding Retina Surgery for the Comprehensive Eyecare Specialist and Eye MD At: Baltimore Date: 10/8/99 Sponsor: University of Maryland School of Medicine and the Maryland Center for Eye Care Contact: Tina Simmons; (410)328-5934, fax (410)328-6346
The 12th Annual Wilmer Institute's Current Concepts in Ophthalmology At: Baltimore Date: 12/9-12/11/99 Hrs Inst: 21 Fee: $300-Physicians, $250-Residents, Fellows and Allied Health Professionals Course Sponsor: The Wilmer Ophthalmological Institute The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions Dir: Walter J. Stark, MD Contact: Program Coordinator, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, Office of Continuing Medical Education Turner 20, 720 Rutland Ave, Baltimore, MD 21205; (410)955-2959, (410)614-8613, e-mail: email@example.com
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Consultations on Low Vision Practice Management: Exploratory Consultation At: New York City Date: By Appointment Contact: Lighthouse Continuing Medical Education, 111 E 59th St, New York, NY 10022-1202; (212)821-9740, (800)829-0500, fax (212) 821-9705, e-mail: email@example.com
Consultations on Low Vision Practice Management: Customized Service Planning At: New York City Date: By Appointment Fee: $250 Contact: Lighthouse Continuing Medical Education, 111 E 59th St, New York, NY 10022-1202; (212)821-9740, (800)829-0500, fax (212) 821-9705, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Antimicrobials, Inflammation and Ophthalmology VII At: New York City Date: 9/18/99 Sponsor: Department of Ophthalmology, Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital Course Dir: Michael B. Starr, MD Contact: Kimberly Corbin, Academic Coordinator, Manhattan Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital, 210 E 64th St-Ninth Floor, New York, NY 10021; (212)605-3761, fax (212)838-0427
Henry J. L. Van Dyk Memorial Lecture At: Salt Lake City Date: 7/6/99 Hrs Inst: 1 Contact: Laurie Capece; (801) 355-7477, fax (801) 532-1550, e-mail: email@example.com
Retina Update At: Madison Date: 10/2/99 Sponsor: University of Wisconsin Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences Contact: Michelle Holmen; 608-262-0496
24th Annual Pediatric Ophthalmology Day At: Montreal, Quebec Date: 10/15/99 Fee: $25 Guest Speakers: Monte A. Del Monte, MD; Sherwin Isenberg Contact: Jean Milot, MD, Chairman of the Scientific Program, Department of Ophthalmology, Hopital Sainte-Justine, 3175, chemin Cote-Sainte-Catherine, Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3T 1C5; (514)345-4715, fax (514)345-4880
Periocular Region and the Eye At: Toronto, Ontario Date: 12/3-12/4/99 Contact: Continuing Education, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, 150 College St, Room 121, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5S 3ES; (416)978-2719, fax (416)971-2200, e-mail: email@example.com
The 3rd International Conference on Cornea, Eye Banking and External Diseases At: Istanbul, Turkey Date: 11/18-11/21/99 Contact: Conference Secretariat James Leinbuhler, Istanbul '99, TBI/International Federation of Eye Banks, 815 Park Ave, Baltimore, MD 21201; (410)752-3800, fax (410)545-4457, e-mail: email@example.com
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Sankey, Callier battle to replace Polk at Washington
Sat., April 21, 2012
Washington football fans attending today's open practice at Memorial Stadium will undoubtedly pay close attention to the tailback spot, where Jesse Callier and Bishop Sankey (Gonzaga Prep) are competing to replace Chris Polk.
The workout begins at 11 a.m. and is one of just two chances UW fans have to see the Huskies this spring. The tailback competition is one that is certain to stretch into the fall, and might never have as clear a winner as was the case the past three years, when Polk dominated the position as few others have in UW history.
"Right now, those (Callier and Sankey) would be the guys that would be 1A and 1B," running backs coach Joel Thomas told reporters after Friday's practice. "And I'll let you guys decide (which is which). But it's been a competitive battle. I really like the energy and the effort they bring every single day. They are serious about taking the job over. One of them is going to do it."
Just how much one or the other takes it over is the question. Thomas said it's "safe to say" the carries will be distributed more evenly than the past three years, then adds: "But who knows? When I first got here I didn't think Chris was going to carry the ball as many times, as well. We were sprinkling in other guys and he kind of took the job over. It may be a 55-45 deal, 60-40, I don't know."
Polk, considered a second- or third-round pick in next week's NFL draft, left UW with one year of eligibility left after rushing for 1,000 yards for three consecutive years. Napoleon Kaufman is the only other UW running back to top the 1,000-yard mark three times.
Polk carried a heavier load than just about any UW tailback. Polk got 779 of UW's 1,323 rushing attempts the past three years, or 58.8 percent. By comparison, Kaufman got 663 out of 1,452 available attempts in 1992, 1993 and 1994, 45.6 percent.
Sankey rushed for 187 yards on 28 carries last season as a freshman and has continued to improve in his first spring with the Huskies.
"Bishop is starting to become a stronger, more confident tailback," Thomas said.
Each running back candidate has put on a little weight, though neither is quite up to Polk's 222. Callier said he's at 205 and Sankey is at 200, hoping to be 205 by the fall.


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Jillian Michaels on the Danger of Social Media
Before you exercise that social media muscle, fitness guru Jillian Michaels suggests you have someone to "spot" you.
While reviewing her video game, Jillian Michaels Fitness Ultimatum 2010 for Nintendo Wii, I had the chance to speak to Ms. Michaels about her fitness empire, which includes best-selling books, DVDs, video games, supplements, and an upcoming line of workout equipment.
Giancarlo Chersich, the CEO of her company, says that since its launch 18 months ago, the company has raked in over $120 million in gross retail sales. He says Ms. Michaels is poised to become for health and wellness what "Martha is for the home, and what Oprah is for TV."
That means many more eyes will be on her than just those of her 75,000 Twitter followers, and Ms. Michaels is wary about that. "They say it is the wave of the future, in terms of messaging and PR, but I think it's dangerous. It exposes you," she said. "My CEO tells me, 'You're a girl that's obviously going to take charge and pursue the edgier solution, but please be careful about what you say.'"


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| pegasus5406 chapter 14 . 2/23/2012
Wow...that was exciting...loved the story hon and this chapter was awesome...thanks hon...huggs Peggy
| Mrs. Giselle Cullen chapter 2 . 11/23/2010
Why did she get pissed because he laughed at her shirt?
| Mrs. Giselle Cullen chapter 1 . 11/23/2010
Okay. So I am interested in the story line, and seeing where it goes. But, I have to say that the grammar is pretty bad, along with the punctuation. I am hoping you get a beta along the way here, as it is hard to follow along. BUT, again, the story line is interesting so I will continue to give it a shot )
| DylanObrien-Hoechlin chapter 15 . 7/31/2010
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| randomcupcake123 chapter 15 . 2/6/2010
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| SimplyPixie chapter 4 . 1/3/2010
oopsies! awkward much! Love it
| MrsMajorJ chapter 13 . 12/29/2009
oh, I love that, "That's my girlfriend you are hurting, let her go." I feel kinda tingly now.
| MrsMajorJ chapter 12 . 12/29/2009
much better chapter, your beta is doing well. I can't wait tosee where she's going.
| MrsMajorJ chapter 9 . 12/29/2009
Last review got chopped in half when computer shut down all by itself. While I love this story, this chapter was very hard to follow. the punctution, and sprelling was bad...see what I mean. Glad that your hubby is home safely, my has been home a year since his turn over there. For us, meaning me, the hardest part of deployment is that first few months where he is still in Major mode and so am I, cause when he's gone, I'm the Major in this house. :) Keep reading your chapters out loud, it helps with the sentence structure and spelling. Really it does, try it
| MrsMajorJ chapter 7 . 12/29/2009
O Oh ho, was Alice busy with Jazzy? She caved to skipping class awfully easily.
| RyainDrop chapter 15 . 10/21/2009
loved it
| wendy1969 chapter 14 . 10/6/2009
a bit more of a story, in one shots or just sequel type story, u know like a part 2, where em and bells are out earning there way in the world, still in touch with there family from college, but an old family member of conners or a jealous ex of one of them in the mix. a baby boom for our star couple and maybe a big wedding after failing to elope to las vegas, hehehehe. anyways,I LOVED IT.
| wendy1969 chapter 10 . 10/6/2009
or simply put, SHIELDED.
| TwilightFanpire4ev chapter 2 . 8/27/2009
"Turn that bubble gum pop shit off."
Er. Next time please keep your opinion to yourself. BTW ! loving the story. Your an amazing author. ]
| booknerd0426 chapter 12 . 8/22/2009
Um I hope shes not going to see who i think shes going to see is she?


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So hi there its little ol' me, hm what to talk about today. Since it has been tooo long since i did a blog on fanfic why dont i talk about that? So i have started reading this one recently about an australian exchanges tudent really funny and really cool. There's a bit in it, where the girl goes "come on lads we're going shopping." few groans. "great i need some new undies." How did i know of anyone of them that embry would be the one most excited to go shopping? LOL love it. Anyway if your reading comment some of you fav fanfics or bits that make you go 'i wish i had thought of that'


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