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Have SMR2012 Keldeo for trade. Looking for Gen 4 Arceus or Deoxys. Will also accept a Celebi with a thundurus.
Have SMR2012 Keldeo for trade. Looking for Gen 4 Arceus or Deoxys. Will also accept a Celebi with a thundurus.
Looking for: Mew (Any), Shaymin (Any), Cresselia (Any), Zekrom (Any), Keldeo (Any), Genesect (Any).
Offering: Coballion, Heatran, Regigigas, Giratina, Azelf, Raikou, Mesprit, Moltres, Articuno, Zapdos, Entei, Lugia, Suicine, Deoxys, Rayquaza
Suicine, Raikou, Entei, Rayquaza all available in shiny form (Rayquaza shiny has been trained).
Most aren't event pokemon (except Deoxys/Shinies). If you offer me shiny pokemon you can take multiple of those offered.
Seeking keldeo. Offering Dialga or Kyogre
Black FC 1464 4404 4075
Seeking Leftovers x 3
Wings x infinite
vitamins x infinite
Dusk stone x3
Have a Gamestop Keldeo for trade
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I have a modest keldeo. I would like a flawless modest hydreigon or family with dark pulse in exchange
I have an UT Quirky WIN2013 Keldeo for trade. I'm looking for a Meloetta that can be any level, any nature, any region. PM me if you're interested.
"One more time, with feeling!"
Black Ver. FC: 2366 - 0249 - 3287 in-game name is Erk.
White 2 Ver. FC: 4943 - 3294 - 2789 in-game name is Kaworu.
Pokemon X Ver. FC: 2664 - 3063 - 8737 in-game name is Dorian.
I'm usually available for trades between 6:00pm-Midnight, PST, with some exceptions on the weekend.
Have several Keldeo's available.
Looking for
Deoxys or Dex entry
Manaphy or Dex entry
Pokemon White 2_Hours: 714_Medals: 247/255_National Catcher 647/649 Missing Manaphy, Shaymin
Pokemon X_Shiny_Octillery_Alomomola_Clawitzer x2_Goldeen_Luvdisc_Quilfish x4_Magicarp_Gyrados
Have an UT Jolly WIN2013 Keldeo for trade. PM me your offers.
Black 2 FC: 4728 7067 7735
I have my own trade shop. Please visit!
All my shop artwork was made by chrishastie. Awesome. Immortalized through signature!
Yeah I have a WIN2013 keldeo...if anyone wants it, I'll trade it for a meloetta. It also hasn't been picked up, so I can reset it for a nature.....and if you throw in a good item or another pokemon (or if your meloetta has really good IVs) I'll re set the keldeo for good IVs too (resetting for a nature is free with any meloetta though). And this is a little early to say it, but know that unlike most of my trades here, I will be using my white 2, not black 2 version, to trade you it.
I have 2 Friend codes I use about equally. One is 4055-3723-1345 and the other is 0576 3520 6954. I'll try to mention which one to look for when needed, if I don't then ask.
I try to train pokemon with the best natures and IVs, but generally don't breed for IVs and occasionally use a pokemon that could have a better nature out of laziness (on the other hand I have reset or recaught the same species 20+ times to get the best nature and decent IVs sometimes). I somewhat do EV training, but don't calculate it out so it's perfect, just rely on the chart in the super training thing.
UFT: SMR2012 Keldeo Lv.15 UT. Timid. 2/1/31/5/17/27
WIN2013 Keldeo Lv.50 UT. Jolly. 16/30/28/29/9/29
Looking for Kanto shiny pokes. PM me.
(will take other shiny pokes)
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Black 2 FC: 4728 7067 7735
I have my own trade shop. Please visit!
All my shop artwork was made by chrishastie. Awesome. Immortalized through signature!
UT Win2013 keldeo x4 for trade. Timid, Timid, Modest, Bashful
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Loving Nadine Coyle
I have a keldeo to trade looking for a light ball
White 2 : 1163 7692 6224
Missing DW :
Hidden grotto missing :
Special DW i have
I've got two Keldeo. Both UT. One is the gamestop event and the other is the second chance.
Looking for a Meloetta.
looking for a keldo, dont care about level, naure and all that as long as it's legit. I can offer paklia, dialga or giratina.
trade completed ^_^
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If you have a question about my religion, or wish to discuss my religion, the Bible, or anything related to this topic, feel free to PM or VM me, take a look at the information in my profile or visit our official website.
I have an impish nature Keldeo 2013 wifi event.
I'd like a female Dragonite with multiscale ability.
have a UT keldeo from the 2013 wifi event if anyone wants it. pm me with offers
pokemon in my safari: riolu, pancham, machoke
looking for some keldeos. offers in spoiler
Spoiler:- OFFERING:
White - 4470 9770 5077
White 2(use this unless i say otherwise) - 0004 2322 3585
Willing to trade up one of two Keldeo's acquired in the previous 2 WiFi events. Looking for either a legit or clone of a legit Genesect from the BW2 event back in November 2012. PM me if interested.
I have a level 15 Keldeo for trade. I need a Porygon 2 or a Porygon holding an upgrade. Please help!
Pokemon White Sian 1120 0086 6814
I have several Keldeos of varying natures for trade (all legit). Looking for shinies or legendaries I already have.
3DS FC: 4854-7149-7311 Grass: Swadloon. Maractus, Pansage SV: 3270
3XL FC: 1779-0875-5401 Fighting: Meinfoo, Pancham, Riolu SV: 9
Below Here IS FOR GEN V!!!!
Looking for: Event Pokemon
******NOT TRADING ON GENERATION V RIGHT NOW AS PEOPLE KEEP SENDING ME REALLY BAD OFFERS****** (Unless you have a good offer i.e Events or legit shiny legendaries)
White 2 FC: 3096-6276-5613
Can trade: <-- Tentative
AND pretty much any non legendary pokemon
PM for Trades!
I have a 2013 Keldeo with sassy nature for trade, looking for a fal2010 mew (on level 5, doesn't matter if it's cloned or not, I just wanted it to be legit!D: )! Send me a message!
Pokémon Black FC: 0347-6387-9756
Pokémon White 2 FC: 1035 0553 5328
Have kaldeo willing to trade for some google play points if possible
Add me on 3ds: 3480-2811-5839
I have an ice friend safari with Beartic, snorunt and piloswine in it.
Lvl 15 Keldeo (English) for trade
PM if interested; first come first served (unless the offer is absolutely outrageous XD lol no Bidoofs please)
I am a Christian and proud of it! Copy and paste this if you are too.
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Have an untouched level 15 Keldeo. I'm after an English Mew, Deoxys, Shaymin, Jirachi or Darkrai.
PM me so we can work out a time.
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National 'Dex completion: 649/649 (27/6/2013)
Shiny Pokemon: (Black Tower) (Lake of Rage) (Nature Preserve) (RFT) (RFT) (RFT) (RFT) (RFT)
*RFT=Received From Trade
Spoiler:- Lvl 100's:
Black 2 FC: 2151 6093 4069
Shiny Pokemon: (RFT) Skrelp (RFT) (RFT) (RFT)
*RFT= Received From Trade
Currently looking for all Vivillon wing patterns besides River.
Friend Safari: Normal
Looking for an UT Keldeo's. Offering various pokemon in return. Look in my signature for details.
Events For Trade: Raikou (WIN2011), Pichu (SPR2010), Celebi, Deoxys, Rayquaza (UT, Modest, Nobunaga) , Milotic (WCS), Mew (AURA), Mew (MYSTRY), Genesect (Lv 40-50)
DWF: Vulpix, Eevee, Riolu, Snorunt, Clamperl, Horsea, Dratini (with Extremespeed) and Relicanth
Dream Radar: Tornadus
Shiny for trade: Cobalion (UT), Shinx (UT), Cacnea (UT)
Not for trade/Really good offers: Shiny Ninetales, Mew (Impish, FAL2010), Jirachi (Shiny), Bulbasaur (DW) and, CHARMANDER (FLAWLESS DW)
LOOKING FOR: Keldeo and other events.
My White 2 Friend Code is 3053 5518 2942, feel free to PM me offers. I am a pretty friendly person and willing to trade with anyone!


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Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger described Friday's attack on the home of the University of California at Berkeley's chancellor as a "type of terrorism" that will not be tolerated.
Between 40 and 70 protesters angry about budget cuts and fee hikes vandalized Chancellor Robert Birgeneau's home on campus at about 11 p.m. Friday night, according to the university.
Birgeneau and his wife said they feared for their lives during the attack.
The group stormed Birgeneau's home on the north side of the campus and smashed planters, windows and lights while shouting, "No justice, no peace," according to the school's Web site. They also reportedly threw flammable objects into the home and at arriving police vehicles.
Eight people were arrested for rioting, threatening an education official, attempted burglary, attempted arson of an occupied building, felony vandalism, and assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer, according to UC Berkeley. At least two of the eight arrested are Berkeley students.
"California will not tolerate any type of terrorism against any leaders, including educators," Schwarzenegger said in a statement released Saturday.
He added that the incident was a criminal act, and participants will be prosecuted under the fullest extent of the law.
"Debate is the foundation of democracy, and I encourage protestors to find peaceful and productive ways to express their opinions," he said.
University of California President Mark Yudof also offered his support to Birgeneau and his family on Saturday.
"The attack on Chancellor (Robert) Birgeneau's residence late last night was appalling," Yudof said in a prepared statement. "The behavior as described went far beyond the boundaries of public dissent, and such lawlessness cannot be tolerated."
Birgeneau urged community members to find more productive ways of expressing their feelings.
"These are criminals, not activists," Birgeneau said in a statement posted on the university's Web site. "The attack at our home was extraordinarily frightening and violent. My wife and I genuinely feared for our lives."
The chancellor and his wife will remain living at the home, but with addtional security.
Earlier Friday, 66 protesters who had been occupying Wheeler Hall for several days were arrested for misdemeanor trespassing or resisting arrest.
By the 2010-11 school year, undergraduate fees will increase by more than $2,500, or 32 percent.
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Chrony default NTP client
Make chrony the default NTP client.
- Name: Miroslav Lichvar
- Email: email@example.com
Current status
- Targeted release: Fedora 16
- Last updated: 2011-07-19
- Percentage of completion: 0%
Detailed Description
Chrony is an NTP client and server designed to work well without permanent network connection. It uses different algorithms to discipline the clock which gives chrony several advantages over ntp:
- periodic polling of servers is not required which allows it to work well even with large periods of time without network connection
- much faster synchronization, it usually needs only minutes instead of hours to minimize the time and frequency error
- larger range for frequency correction (100000 ppm vs 500 ppm), this is useful for systems running in virtual machines which may have unstable and quickly drifting clocks
- after the initial synchronization the clock is never stepped, this is good for applications which need system time to be monotonic
- better response to rapid changes in the clock frequency
- better stability with temporary asymmetric delays, e.g. when the link is saturated by a large download
An extensive comparison of ntp and chrony done in a simulator is here. Note that current Linux kernels are compiled with SHIFT_PLL=2.
Using chrony over ntp has also other advantages:
- smaller memory footprint (1.3MB vs 6MB resident size)
- no unnecessary process wakeups, this is good for powersaving. The ntpd process normally wakes up every second. We apply a patch which reduces the number of wakeups significantly, but upstream is not interested in fixing it (ntp bug #802).
There are also some disadvantages:
- ntp may still perform better in some conditions, but the differences are quite small (see the simulations)
- chrony corrects the offset by the adjtime() function which means there are short term frequency errors up to 500 ppm
- advanced NTP features like Autokey authentication are not supported
Benefit to Fedora
Better timekeeping on systems not running 24/7 or without permanent internet connection or with low quality/unstable clocks (virtual machines). Once the clock is synchronized, applications are not upset by backward time jumps.
- system-config-date needs to be patched to support both packages and remove the dependency on ntp. The supported options supported by system-config-date are identical in ntp.conf and chrony.conf, so it's just a matter of finding out which one is installed/enabled and select the correct path and service name. A patch is available (bug #616385).
- gnome-settings-daemon needs to be patched to support enabling and disabling chrony service. A patch is available (bug #723212).
- comps needs to be modified to install chrony by default and mark ntp as an optional package
How To Test
- make fresh installation, or install chrony and uninstall ntp
- start NTP in system-config-date and let it run for few minutes
- check "chronyc tracking" output. The Reference ID field should be a valid NTP server (not 0.0.0.0), System time should be close to zero (less than few milliseconds).
- make sure it works also after reboot, suspend and reconnecting to a network.
system-config-date gnome-settings-daemon comps
Contingency Plan
Switching the optional/default types for the ntp and chrony packages in the comps will revert to installing ntp by default. system-config-date can still support both packages and doesn't need to depend on any of the two packages.
Release Notes
- Fedora now installs chrony as the default NTP client. The ntp package is still supported. The users are encouraged to install ntp and uninstall chrony if it suits their needs better.


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Based on the Chinese novel All Men Are Brothers, Seven Blows of the Dragon revolves around a series of violent martial arts battles, and features both epic sword and spear fights, as well as brutal hand-to-hand combat. The film stars David Chiang. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
All Seven Blows of the Dragon cast + crew photos


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The protest brings a strange religious unity to Kano residents.
"In kano a covenant has just been announced by the protest leaders that the muslim protesters shall protect all non-muslims and escort them to their places of worship and vice-versa. They vowed to resist any attempt to use religion to divide them. A register has just been opened. The police are behaving well. Pls share
In this picture, Christians are seen providing peripheral security to the Muslim protesters as they prayed in front of a police van.
Police harassment has been always been a problem in Nigeria. The situation is worse for the raging protests. On Day two of the protest, one protester was shot dead by the police in Ilorin, the capital of Kwara state.In Abuja, on the first day of protests, 12 protesters were arrested and branded criminals. In Kano, the harassment continued.
The protesters accused the government of insensitivity
Youths in Kano protest subsidy removal, accuse Jonathan of …1 day ago … Youths in Kano protest subsidy removal, accuse Jonathan of insensitivity.
As night falls, protesters resolved to occupy where they now call "Liberation Square."
Spending the night at the protest ground is historical and hailed by other protesters in other parts of the nation.
"Successful protest in Kano. Succeeded in stopping hoodlums from taking advantage of it. Kudos to Students of Bayero University Kano and Kano State Polytechnic. Its been a fastastic outing so far. Policemen were also cooperative and mature. I guess they are realizing the 1 billion naira voted for GEJ to feed will not feed their families.
The labour minister, Emeka Wogu, had earlier dismissed protesters as "hoodlums" and ignoramuses as reported by Premium Times.
"Audio: Labour Minister refers to protesters as hoodlums and ignoramuses premiumtimesng.com/index.p…
This protester lays down his life.
Related articles
- Mass protest over subsidy removal in Kano (vanguardngr.com)
- Nigerian police fire tear gas to break up fuel protests (alternet.org)
- Day Two of Subsidy Removal Protest – Cities Round Up (ogala.wordpress.com)


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Here is a movie that has had a long and tumultuous journey to the big screen. It was originally set for a release back in 2007 when Mark Romanek was attached to direct. Following his departure (over budget disagreements) the release was pushed back as Joe Johnston came on board. The film was then scheduled for April 2009, then it got pushed to November 2009, before finally landing in February 2010. All of these release schedule changes, talks of re-shoots and additional scenes, not to mention the removal of Danny Elfman's score followed by its reinstatement, all pointed towards a surefire flop. With this knowledge, I went in forewarned, expecting the worst.
So I'm pleased to report it is far from the failure I was expecting. This is not to say that it was all that it could be, but there certainly is a lot to like about it. The Wolfman is a film whose parts are greater than their sum. It is a film that takes cues from other eras of film and puts them together with modern production techniques to create a film that is definitely of the new school but has an almost classic feel. No, this is not likely to become a classic, but it has the atmosphere to bring the thought to mind.
The story is a simple one. Gwen (Emily Blunt) is engaged to Ben Talbot who has gone mysteriously missing. Gwen sends word to Ben's brother, Lawrence (Benicio Del Toro), an actor whose troupe happens to be touring London. And so Lawrence returns to the family estate and his father (Anthony Hopkins). It is not the friendliest of reunions as there is a shared history that has soured the relationship and Lawrence has not been to his ancestral home in many years. His arrival also marks the discovery of Ben, found mauled to death in a roadside ditch. Lawrence vows to uncover the truth behind the murder.
This reunion reveals dark family secrets, a family curse, and precipitates a great deal of bloodshed. We all know the basic werewolf lore, that the condition is caught by a bite and that they can be killed by silver bullets (or anything silver for that matter). All of this comes out of Lawrence's investigation, one that brings the curse crashing down on him. Lawrence is forced to deal with this as well as avoid the Scotland Yard Inspector Abbilene (Hugo Weaving) while he tries to find out how it all fits together. Will it lead to his undoing? Can the curse be broken? Some questions will be answered while others are left hanging as the story fails to really deliver that which I craved.
Watching the film makes it abundantly clear that elements were removed. Some of the scenes seem not to have a strong relation to each other, as if the reactions were originally to different lines. Relationships that should have more weight to them never fully develop. It is almost like the audio stepped in and cut it to keep the pace fast and diminish character development. It does not ruin the film by any stretch, but it definitely does not help its case. I have heard talk that director Joe Johnston is working on a director's cut that is more than 20 minutes longer. Perhaps this will help with the story issues.
The look of the film is pure Gothic. It is a period piece that feels like a cross between the original The Wolf Man and a Hammer Studios production. It is very British in its execution. There are stretches of spoken exposition that are a bit clunky, but work for the film's style. The acting is generally stiff and unrealistic by modern standards, but I like to think it was more of a stylistic choice to reinforce the feeling that it is an old film.
The makeup is quite fantastic. The werewolf look is straight out of the 1941 original film. While the transformation is CG, the final look consists of practical makeup applications. It's a wonderful look. It is menacing and has that tangible feel to it that the werewolves of most modern films, like the Underworld series, just cannot match. On top of the great look, The Wolfman has its share of blood and guts, and this is done primarily practically as well. The film is violent and there is plenty of blood thrown around.
What it comes down to is a film whose story has sadly been cut up, but is bolstered but the look and execution. The cast does a fine job despite the apparent, and possibly by design, stiff performances. Benicio Del Toro carries a lot of pain in his eyes while Emily Blunt is a bearer of sadness and Anthony Hopkins is, well, Anthony Hopkins. We cannot forget Hugo Weaving — he has some great scenes, and very few people can deliver a line like he can.
The film sports some beautiful cinematography, dark, gloomy, and pitch perfect for this period horror. Further helping the atmosphere is Danny Elfman's score. It evokes memories of past horror films while standing on its own two feet. It has a big feel and makes great use of repeating themes. I am glad they decided to go back to it.
Bottom line. This is a movie that is very much worth the time. If you enjoy Hammer films and classic Universal monsters you will likely enjoy this. While the elements are all good, the story falters, bringing it down somewhat. Let me close by saying the ending is terrible. Shame.
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For some time now, reports have been claiming that Salman Khan will mark the beginning of the next season of film-maker Karan Johar's chat show. Now, we can confirm the same and, quite interestingly, also reveal that he will be accompanied by his father, Salim Khan, on the episode.
"Salman has never been on my show. So it's the first time that he will make an appearance. And yes, he'll be in the opening episode," says Karan, adding that he has a special segment planned for them.
"Salman's father — who is an extremely well-spoken, intelligent and perceptive man — has agreed to appear on the episode with his son. For us, it's a real privilege. You have never seen a combined interview of the father and the son ever before, so it's definitely a first," adds Karan.
Even as Salman gets ready to appear on the show, the industry has been abuzz with news about Karan's newfound closeness to the actor of late. But the director rubbishes these rumours: "It's absolutely ridiculous. Everyone knows that I am friendly with a lot of people in the industry."
He goes on to add that even his late father, Yash Johar, shared a great bond with Salman's father. "I have also had a great equation with Salim saab, his family and also Salman. My mother too is very close to Salma aunty (Salman's mother)," adds Karan.


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text: McKesson Breaks New Ground with Enhanced Cardiovascular Information System ATLANTA, August 13, 2012 – McKesson today announced the release of McKesson Cardiology 13.0, with enhancements acclaimed by customers and technology experts alike for its ground-breaking innovation. With this new release, McKesson becomes the only company to offer a single database solution for cardiac and peripheral catheterization, hemo-dynamics monitoring, electrophysiology (EP), echocardiography, vascular ultrasound, nuclear cardiology and ECG/stress/holter management. Data entered at any point of care flows into the electronic health record (EHR) without the need for potentially cumbersome interfaces or redundant documentation. This latest release further emphasizes McKesson's commitment to help healthcare providers improve patient outcomes, boost clinical efficiencies and reduce operational costs. In the October 2011 KLAS Cardiology 2011 report, providers ranked the McKesson cardiology solution to be the most complete solution in the studyi. The solution becomes even more comprehensive with the addition of EP, stress, holter and inventory management modules. "The McKesson Cardiology EP is a one-of-a-kind, complete, patient-centric solution," said Andrea Russo, M.D., director of Cardiac Electrophysiology and Arrhythmia Services, Cooper University Hospital and professor, Cooper Medical School at Rowan University. "Generally, cardiology department electrophysiology documentation is spread across at least four databases, as well as paper records. This solution integrates all essential cardiovascular information, which will ultimately lead to increased lab efficiency, improved data accuracy and improved efficiencies for cardiology staff." With McKesson Cardiology 13.0, all data—from pre-procedure and intra-procedure information to physician reporting to American College of Cardiology's National Cardiac Data Registry (NCDR)—is integrated and immediately available to physicians to review or share with other caregivers. "The more information we can acquire from one source, the less data entry required and the less chance of inaccuracy," added Russo. She also noted the benefit of customizable reporting capabilities, an ACC ICD data capture and overall ease of use as unique benefits. As part of its research and development effort, McKesson teams worked closely with physician members of the Heart Rhythm Society (HRS), whose mission is to improve patient care through the advancement of healthcare policies and standards. The electrophysiologists from HRS praise the new McKesson release, calling for its design to become the industry standard. "Until now, hospitals across the country have been using various vendor solutions with adequate functionality, but poor usability at the point of service," said Michael Mirro, M.D., a nationally noted member of the HRS and the American College of Cardiology, as well as clinical professor of medicine at Indiana University and medical director, Parkview Research Center and electrophysiologist, Parkview Physician Group-Cardiology. "Staff typically had to enter the same data in multiple places, and the available systems didn't support real-world workflows. By harmonizing all data fields, McKesson Cardiology 13.0 simplifies the data entry, including physician reporting and ICD registry workflow. In doing so, the solution helps to save staff time and reduce operational costs. This is why the HRS is now working with other professional societies to use this solution as the foundation of new healthcare IT standards." In addition to newly added EP and stress/holter management capabilities, the 13.0 release includes a new inventory management module. Tightly integrated with the McKesson Point of Use Supply™, the new solution is designed to provide documentation, billing and management for inventory in the cardiovascular department. With a single barcode scan into McKesson Cardiology, for example, the system will automatically update clinical documentation, generate charges, adjust stock levels and electronically send orders to the hospital materials management system. "McKesson has always been an active partner with professional organizations, like the HRS and our customers, to identify and develop, cutting-edge solutions," said Kevan Torgerson, president, Enterprise Medical Imaging, McKesson Provider Technologies. "The new release supports McKesson's Better Health 2020 initiative through the availability of more accurate, timely clinical data, which leads to faster decision making and improved staff efficiencies, all at a competitive cost of ownership." Dr. Mirro agreed and called for greater collaboration between technology providers and clinicians. "This level of collaboration between the healthcare technology community and physician leaders is exactly what it takes to create the most advanced technology solutions," he said. "With 13.0, McKesson has done a great thing for the entire cardiology community." About the Heart Rhythm Society The Heart Rhythm Society is the international leader in science, education and advocacy for cardiac arrhythmia professionals and patients, and the primary information resource on heart rhythm disorders. About Cooper University Hospital Cooper University Hospital is the leading provider of comprehensive health services, medical education and clinical research in Southern New Jersey and the Delaware Valley. With more than 700 physicians in over 75 specialties, Cooper is uniquely equipped to provide an almost unlimited number of medical services. As the clinical campus of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey – Robert Wood Johnson Medical School at Camden, and now the Cooper Medical School of Rowan University, the hospital is committed to excellence in medical education, patient care and research. Cooper offers training programs for medical students, residents, fellows, nurses and allied health professionals in a variety of specialties. About McKesson McKesson Corporation, currently ranked 14th on the FORTUNE 500, is a healthcare services and information technology company dedicated to making the business of healthcare run better. 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It's February and Valentine's Day will soon be here. You know, the day for hearts, flowers, candy. But, if you have COPD you might not be feeling too loveable right now - or even all that loved. Maybe your close relationships and love life are just wonderful! But if they're not, let's take a few minutes to look at what you, a person with COPD or the loved one of somebody with COPD, can do to make life better.
The relationships we have and the interactions with the people closest to us are tied closely to our emotional health. Sometimes relationships can be of help when we have a chronic disease - and sometimes they can make things a lot worse than they already are. Here's some insight about relationships from those who have COPD and those who love and care about them.
First of all, let's clarify two terms. A "well spouse" is the spouse of the person with the illness. A "caregiver" is any person who provides care to another person. He or she may be spouse, a family member, or a friend.
A caregiver or well spouse might say:
- Where do I draw the line? What should I do for my spouse and what should I let her do on her own?
- Really, how bad is the shortness of breath? Sometimes I wonder if it is just an excuse for getting out of work. He just sits there!
- I get so tired. I'm not so young myself anymore. Sometimes I feel like I'm doing everything.
- I told him to quit smoking, but he didn't. And look at him. He ruined his lungs and now I've got to do everything for him.
A person with COPD might say:
- Unless a person is in this situation they have no idea what it's like to be so short of breath.
- Sure, I feel sorry for my spouse having to do so much to take care of me, but she's got to understand that if I only could, I would love to do more.
- I know the smoking did it. Don't people understand that I feel bad enough?
- I'm still a person. Sometimes people just treat me like an invalid.
You can just hear the frustration in the voices of those with COPD as well as their loved ones. No wonder relationships can be strained! So, what to do? Communication is key. Here the voices of people with COPD.
"Allow us the freedom and the independence to make choices regarding our own health. Having a diagnosis of COPD may be black and white to anyone who doesn't have it, but it can cause us to feel better or worse day to day, or even minute to minute."
"Understand that if we need a nap, don't make us feel bad about it. We might not be able to get up in the morning and be out the door in an hour. We move slowly, especially in the first part of our day."
"I've slowly tried to educate my family about my disease and how it has it has affected me physically. No speeches, just a few words here and there to guide them to the realization that my physical capabilities have changed, and that I sometimes need help. There are many things, which I now do in a different way, and some things I cannot do any more. I have done this not just with words, but with my actions. Walking slower, avoiding the things that make breathing difficult, napping when I feel tired. They see the changes in me. I tell them when I am tired or when I am having trouble breathing, I don't try to hide it as I once did."


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Kurt Busch facing career crossroads with new inspiration
July 28, 2012, NASCAR Wire Service, NASCAR.com
BETHESDA, Md. -- With practiced briskness, Kurt Busch pulls on a pair of rubber surgical gloves and slips into a disposable hospital smock -- both non-negotiable requirements for a visit to a third-floor room in the Critical Care Unit at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. There is anger in the eyes of the wounded soldier lying on the hospital bed, connected to a wall of IV drips and vital-sign monitors. That's not quite accurate. The bed sheets drawn up to the stomach fail to hide a stark reality -- that the soldier propped up at a 30-degree angle is really half a soldier. An improvised explosive device (IED) in Afghanistan, on his third tour of combat duty, removed his legs and everything else up to the lower torso. "I listen to Kyle on the radio when he's driving the car, and I can't believe how bad it is. I asked myself, 'Am I really like that?' [when the roles are reversed]." --KURT BUSCH The remains of his organs are held in by mesh. But the anger is real, and so is the sense of bewilderment, as the 24-year-old soldier named Joseph contemplates a life without walking, without unaided motion, without sex. On July 9, Joseph is not quite six weeks removed from the explosion that blew away the lower half of his body. "It's rare that you see someone who's that angry this early," Patricia Driscoll would say later. Driscoll is Kurt Busch's girlfriend, a powerful counterweight to a mercurial former Sprint Cup champion trying to find balance in his life. Driscoll also is president and CEO of the Armed Forces Foundation and, in that capacity, she has moved mountains for Joseph and his family. When labor-union red tape threatened to prevent Joseph's father from sharing what might have been the last days of his son's life, Driscoll used a combination of persuasion and clout to bring the father to Walter Reed without fear of losing his job. Busch tries to break the ice with Joseph, who has had little exposure to NASCAR racing. The meeting is halting at first, but during a visit that lasts nearly an hour, the driver and the soldier achieve a rapport. Joseph revisits the day his life changed forever. "When you get hit with an IED, it's supposed to knock you unconscious," Joseph said. "That didn't happen to me. I remember everything. I felt everything. . . ." Despite his ordeal, Joseph is surprisingly strong. He exercises his arms using tethers suspended from a bar above his bed. Busch discovers just how strong Joseph is when he challenges the solider to a good-natured bout of arm wrestling. At the end of the visit, Busch signs NASCAR hero cards for Joseph and his family. Joseph promises to tune in to the Nationwide and Sprint Cup Series races at New Hampshire, and there is every sense he will keep that promise. As they leave the room, Driscoll slips a check for $3,000 to Joseph's father to help with bills at home while he stays with his son at the hospital. Busch's visit to Walter Reed was an impromptu drop-in during a spare moment in a whirlwind schedule of travel and personal appointments. What once was an expectation and obligation of his celebrity now is a mission close to the driver's heart. Credit for the attitude change, at least in part, goes to Driscoll, a dynamo who routinely does yeoman's work for wounded soldiers and their families. With her foundation offices in the shadow of the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C., Driscoll moves comfortably and adroitly among legislators, movers and shakers in the nation's capital, in meetings at Walter Reed, or over dinner at the Capitol Hill Club. Her dedication to her causes is as contagious as her dedication to her driver/boyfriend is steadfast. With her own money and her own home in Ellicott City, Md. -- a stone Victorian that's captivating in its intricacy and decor -- Driscoll is every bit as independent as Busch is. Neither is the dominant partner, and that's an adjustment for Busch. "Kurt once said, 'You could just leave me,' " Driscoll recalls."I said, 'You could do the same thing.' " There's no indication, however, that either Busch or Driscoll is about to opt out of the relationship, despite the challenges of their respective, professions or the recent roadblocks in Busch's Cup career. In fact, Driscoll has remained constant in her affection for Busch in the face of his own anger issues and his own sense of bewilderment at not being able to gain traction with NASCAR's fan base, despite his undeniable talent behind the wheel. In a series that features the world's best stock-car drivers, Busch is an elite talent -- one of the best pure drivers in the sport. Beyond that, he knows the workings of a car inside and out, a talent he began to acquire at age two when his father, Tom, handed him a piece of sandpaper and told him to go to work. Busch's value to any organization that might employ him is multiplied by the precise feedback he can provide. Contemplating life after racing, Busch talks of a possible career as a test driver for a manufacturer and, indeed, the ability to evaluate a racing program is one of the reasons why he already has bona fide offers for next season -- with quality teams. That Busch is driving for underfunded Phoenix Racing and owner James Finch this season is no reflection of his talent. It is a commentary on a career during which Busch has, at times, been his own worst enemy. When his blood is up, particularly during the first 10 minutes after climbing from his race car -- and particularly when things haven't gone well on the track -- Busch often can't tell friend from foe. Long before his off-track issues came to a head, Busch won his championship with Roush Racing in 2004 -- the inaugural season of the Chase for the Sprint Cup format. "I stole the championship in 2004, because we figured out how to work the Chase," Busch says. But Busch and crew chief Jimmy Fennig deserve more credit than that. They waited until the 10-race Chase to use all seven of their tests -- the limit before NASCAR imposed its testing ban at the end of the 2008 season. The strategy paid off with a closely contested title. In 2005, still driving for Roush, Busch opted to sign with Penske Racing for the 2006 season. Busch says it cost him millions to extricate himself from the contract with Roush, even to the point of paying for the ASA (American Speed Association) program Roush had funded for his brother Kyle. In 2006, Busch married Eva Bryan, whom he had met three years earlier on a blind date set up by his spotter, Jeremy Brickhouse. The couple separated in 2011 and then divorced. "I got married because that's what I thought I was supposed to do," Busch says. "I went to Penske because that's what I thought I was supposed to do for my career." But the white button-down shirt that embodies Penske Racing was as ill-fitting as the wedding coat. Busch left his ride with the organization in 2011, after an angry confrontation with an ESPN camera crew during the season finale at Homestead rendered his position with the organization untenable. With limited options at the end of the year, Busch signed on with Finch for the 2012 campaign. He also agreed to split the Nationwide Series schedule in the No. 54 Toyota fielded by his brother. In April at Richmond, Busch reminded those who might have forgotten just how talented he is, holding off fast-closing Denny Hamlin and giving Kyle his first Nationwide win as a team owner. A week later, Busch got rave reviews for adopting the Ricky Bobby persona and quoting lines from the movie "Talladega Nights" in the Cup car at Talladega. Subsequent incidents at Darlington, where Busch drove through Ryan Newman's pit box after both drivers had wrecked, and Dover, where Busch answered a reporter's question with a sarcastic threat, negated the good will from Richmond and Talladega. The first incident landed Busch on probation, and the second violated the probation, earning Busch a suspension from competition at Pocono in June. The suspension also put Busch's tenure with Finch in jeopardy, but his crew -- racers all -- voted unanimously to keep the driver behind the wheel. Busch rewarded them with a victory in Finch's Nationwide car July 6 at Daytona. Some 36 hours later, at 6 a.m. on Sunday, July 8, he and Driscoll were on a plane bound for New York City to watch his beloved Chicago Cubs take on the Mets at Citi Field. Busch is a baseball fanatic. To keep things interesting between innings, he plays a game that involves a modest wager. Everyone kicks in a dollar every half inning, and the participants rotate "turns" when the umpire rolls the baseball toward the pitcher's mound after the third out. If the ball stays on the mound and does not touch grass, the designated participant for that half inning gets all the money in the pot. This goes on for the entire game. At Citi Field, Busch and Driscoll take a break from the 96-degree heat with a visit to a nearby air-conditioned club, but Busch quickly gets stir crazy away from the action. He wanders into a sky box, the food-service portion of which is empty, and takes a seat. Moments later, shortstop Starlin Castro homers over the left field wall to give the Cubs a 7-0 lead. Busch jumps to his feet, raises his arms and cheers loudly. That exhibition catches the attention of the owner of the box, an ardent Mets fan who has paid dearly for his choice seats. "I'm sorry," he says with forced politeness, "but this is a private box." "No problem," says Busch, adding as he exits, "That guy looks like some dotcom billionaire." The day ends with a plane ride from New York to Boston and a Yankees vs. Red Sox matchup at Fenway Park. At 7 a.m. the next day, Busch and Driscoll are back on the plane headed for Baltimore-Washington Airport and a full day of activity that includes the trip to Walter Reed. Before Busch and Driscoll go separate ways -- she to the hospital and he to a doctor's appointment -- they stop by Bean Hollow, a coffee shop in Ellicott City, a pleasant haven in suburban Maryland with the look and feel of a small European town. A familiar face at Bean Hollow, Busch mixes easily with the locals, sharing small talk over a cup of coffee. As friends and casual observers alike will attest, the Kurt Busch away from the race track can be markedly different from the Kurt Busch behind the wheel. The challenge is integrating those two aspects. It's a problem that has led to much soul-searching of late. Busch is acutely self-aware -- until he gets behind the wheel and, like the car he drives, operates without a governor. As co-driver with his brother, Busch spends his time at the Nationwide races he's not scheduled to drive on top of Kyle's pit box. From the start, it has been an eye-opening experience. "I listen to Kyle on the radio when he's driving the car, and I can't believe how bad it is," Busch says. "I asked myself, 'Am I really like that?' [when the roles are reversed]." Busch has always struggled to find the right niche, the right public image. He ponders the idea of adopting the nickname "The Outlaw," a moniker suggested by a Los Angeles clothing designer friend who sees Busch as Robin Hood competing on an unsponsored team against the well-heeled giants of the sport. But a bad-guy image has its pitfalls. Where Tony Stewart can be deliberately ornery and demeaning to the media, only to salvage the situation with his personal charm, Busch's mistrust of the press -- to the point of palpable fear of saying the wrong thing when the cameras are on -- gets in the way. "I'm just not good at being bad," Busch says. But he is good at driving a car, and he is making progress on the personal side. After a superb drive at Sonoma in late June, Busch finished third in the Cup race there, dogging winner Clint Bowyer until contact with a tire barrier damaged the No. 51 Chevrolet he was driving for Finch. Bitterly disappointed at falling short of victory, Busch nevertheless took the loss with extraordinary grace. The Kurt Busch who answered questions in the press room was perhaps the most disarmingly genuine reporters had ever seen within the confines of a race track. Genuine, too, is his undisguised affection for Driscoll, but that relationship isn't the only recent change to Busch's life. He has bonded with Driscoll's 7-year-old son from a prior marriage. He has eliminated alcohol from his diet -- having drunk his last beer the week he was suspended from the Pocono race -- because, at 33, he doesn't want to give up any edge he might have to younger drivers. Busch is talking to a handful of teams about prospects for next year, and he will have opportunities to resurrect his career. How successfully he does so will depend on how effectively the Kurt Busch of the ballpark can take charge of the Kurt Busch of the race track. That is his greatest challenge. It is also his greatest hope.All-Time Stats
Kurt Busch's career
Starts 97 2 22 51 Wins 14 8 2 0 Top-5s 43 37 8 1 Top-10s 79 74 16 2 LLFs 106 117 26 5 DNFs 25 16 3 2 Laps Led 3,477 2,901 770 10 Poles 3 9 3 0 Avg. St. 19.0 13.8 12.0 22.7 Avg. Fin. 18.4 16.9 14.6 22.8 Best Rank 1* 4^ 11 25~


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Q: Vanessa, you have really nice skin, what is your daily skin regimen in maintaining flawless looking skin? I often get pimples here and there and I have tried so many creams and acne products but it seems to be making it worse....HELP!
A: Thanks, well I have really dry skin during the winter, and during the summer, it's not super oily, but it's not dry either. In the morning, I just rinse my face with water and mild soap (Dove), use my Neutrogena Cleansing Wipes, and then I take a cotton ball and wipe my L'Oreal Acne Response Toner with AHA all over my face. I then add Zapzyt to any problematic areas, if I don't have any, I just proceed with my moisturizer which is Aveeno. Sometimes I will use Step 3 of the L'Oreal Acne Response which is the Blemish Lotion, but rarely do I need to.
At night, I use the St. Ives or Equate Medicated Apricot Scrub with Salicylic Acid. Followed by my Acne Response Toner, Witch Hazel, and then my moisturizer.
For my BODY: I have some dark spots, old scars from acne or scars from being clumsy, so I use Acne Free Scar Erase which is a miracle in a bottle for me because I have noticed a dramatic difference in just a week of using it, it contains HYDROQUINONE which is a LIGHTENING agent, to lighten dark spots or scars. VITAMIN E also helps tone and smooth skin, like stretch marks. I love Palmer's Cocoa Butter!
Your regimen should just really depend on what type of skin you have, OVER CLEANING IT, can actually cause more problems because you are opening your pores to be more susceptible to more bacteria and dirt. To be honest, sometimes the best skin care is really simpler than you think, for some it's just soap and water, and for others it's a lot more. I like playing it safe so I like to use toner to feel really clean.
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- Technogal said...
Very interesting blog :)
I wonder if the Cocoa Butter Formula really gets rid of the stretch marks. How long does it take to make them disappear or at least trim them down to 80 percent?
What about the face and body pimples and the old scars. What do you suggest for treatment? - March 22, 2008 at 5:09 AM
- Technogal said...
Very interesting blog :)
I wonder if the Cocoa Butter Formula really gets rid of the stretch marks. How long does it take to make them disappear or at least trim down the stretch mark to 80 percent?
What about the new pimples and the old scars. What do you suggest for treatment? - March 22, 2008 at 5:12 AM
- MSodapop said...
can the acnefree products be used for our face?
- November 19, 2010 at 1:29 PM
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There are many factors that are associated with tooth ache and gum diseases. The most common causes of tooth ache are tooth decay, recession, erosion and deep restorations {fillings]. Gum disease presents with a wide clinical spectrum ranging from gingivitis [inflammation of gum] to periodontics [inflammation of ligaments that bind tooth to the bone]. Periodontics involves pocket formation and bone loss. Please check with your local dentist about the exact cause of pain.
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Jamie Benn and Loui Eriksson Part of EA Sports NHL 13 Cover Vote
by Staff Writer / Dallas StarsA field of 60 players will be narrowed down to one. The winning player will be unveiled as the EA Sports NHL 13 Cover Athlete at the 2012 NHL Awards on June 20 in Las Vegas.
The Dallas Stars will be represented in the cover vote by Jamie Benn and Loui Eriksson. The two will square off in round one of the vote, which begins on March 29th and runs through April 11th.
Jordie Benn, Stars defenseman and older brother of Jamie, has volunteered to be his campaign manager: "I think all of the fans should vote for Jamie. He deserves it. Plus he offered me some incentives if I helped get him on the cover. I think it's free dinner or something. Either way, help a brother out. Rather, help my brother out and go vote Jamie Benn for EA Sports NHL 13 cover man."
Eriksson, representing himself, had some simple and direct words about the cover vote: "Vote for Loui. It's an easy decision. Vote for me. Jamie takes too many penalties to be the cover man. Thanks for your support."
Fans are encouraged to log on to NHL.COM/COVERVOTE to vote for Benn or Eriksson, as well as the 58 other NHL players competing in head-to-head battles.
Be sure to follow the Stars on Twitter (@dallasstars) and Facebook (www.facebook.com/dallasstars) for more "banter" from Benn and Eriksson. Fans can also follow EA Sports NHL on Twitter (@easportsnhl) and Facebook (www.facebook.com/easportsnhl).


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In a further sign of an improving housing market in the Baystate, the number of single-family homes and condominiums that went under agreement in July jumped more than 33% compared to the same month last year. According to the Massachusetts Association of Realtors, this marks the 15th consecutive month of year-over-year increases in pending sales. Those statewide increases are reflected in the western Massachusetts housing market as well. Hampden, Hampshire and Franklin counties averaged a 23% jump in July in the number of homes that went under agreement. That's the eighth straight month of double-digit increases in pending sales, which are considered a leading indicator.
"That gives you a forecast as to what the next two months will look like in closed sales. It tells you what the activity is."
Corrine Fitzgerald is the President of the Realtor Association of the Pioneer Valley. She says that market has been showing consistent growth since late last fall, with prices holding steady, increased sales volume and a balanced inventory supply. And interest rates remain at all-time lows. Fitzgerald says realtors are sensing more consumer confidence demonstrated by the increased numbers of so-called move-up buyers, those who sell their homes and buy larger, more expensive ones.
"We're always going to have first time home buyers, we're always going to have, unfortunately, death and divorce. And we're also going to have retirees. But the piece of the market that's critical to the market is the move-up buyer. The buyer that's actually going to sell something and buy something. Because they're kept typically in the middle to upper range in value. When you see those people actually moving in the market, then the market is showing signs of healthy growth."
Connecticut's housing numbers for July are not expected until later this week, but signs there show an improving market as well. The Greater Hartford Association of Realtors reported a 17% jump in pending sales in June over the same month a year ago.


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Steamboat Springs Although the touchdown of Frontier Airlines' new turboprop subsidiary at Yampa Valley Regional Airport was expected before the start of the ski season, the airline's dropping profits are dimming hopes that the carrier will begin service to Colorado mountain communities.
YVRA has long been one of Lynx's top targets for future growth because of its proximity to the Steamboat Ski Area, but economic difficulties for the airline, including rising competition and skyrocketing fuel costs, are making the subsidiary's potential presence in Hayden seem ever more unlikely, said Andy Wirth, chief marketing officer for Intrawest, the parent company of Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp.
Given the airline's financial situation, it's unclear when - if ever - Lynx flights will begin at YVRA, Wirth said.
A spokesman for Frontier Airlines did not return calls for comment.
In Frontier's fiscal report for the third quarter of 2008, released Jan. 24, the airline reported a net loss of $32.5 million, including $4.8 million in start-up costs, schedule readjustments and other losses for Lynx, and $3.5 million stemming from increased fuel costs.
Lynx Aviation received its long-awaited approval from the Federal Aviation Administration on Dec. 6 and began flights the next day on its Bombardier Q-400 planes. Initial routes are between Denver and six cities: Rapid City, S.D.; Sioux City, Iowa; Wichita, Kan.; Billings, Mont.; Albuquerque, N.M.; and Tulsa, Okla.
Lynx originally planned to begin offering flights in summer 2007, but its federal certification experienced multiple delays. Resort officials were anticipating twice-daily, year-round flights between Denver and YVRA, adding an additional 20,000 ski season seats.
"We have been and remain in a very good position with Frontier," Wirth said. "But what we're seeing is a re-think of their business model."
Frontier is in a difficult competitive situation with United and Southwest airlines at Denver International Airport, especially as Southwest's operations there have grown dramatically in the past few years, Wirth said.
With the addition of roughly 50,000 new ski season seats in the past few years, the Steamboat Ski Area's airline strategy for the next two years will be to absorb those existing gains, Wirth said Wednesday at Ski Corp.'s ninth annual Airline Partners Summit, noting that some base area lodging will be lost during that same time period.
Lynx service aside, ski area officials expect to ask airlines to add additional capacity and new markets and to offer more nonstop flights in 2010, he said.
Airport improvements
With terminal construction at YVRA complete, improvements at the airport are now moving to the technical side. The installation of a sophisticated wide-area multilateralization air traffic control system, which overcomes the limitations of radar, already is under way and expected to be fully operational in time for the 201011 ski season.
WAM uses remote transponder equipment strategically positioned around the airport to triangulate an aircraft's position, said Bill Payne, program director for air traffic control modernization in the Colorado Department of Transportation's aeronautics division.
Because of the Yampa Valley's mountainous terrain, air traffic controllers in Denver lose radar contact with planes on approach to YVRA at about 10,000 feet, and during the 15 minutes it takes to land the aircraft, any other planes in the airport's airspace must circle above the radar cutoff, Wirth said.
With the new WAM system, those 15-minute intervals between landings can be cut to just two minutes, which is crucial during periods of inclement weather, when skies may clear enough for landings for only a short period of time, Wirth said.
The new system will please not only airlines operating flights into YVRA, but make the airport a more desirable passenger destination, as well, Wirth said.
When it's fully operational, the WAM system will reduce missed approaches, late arrivals and diversions, as well as increase flight capacity at Colorado's mountain airports, Payne said.
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PRINCETON, N.J. -- Three-time defending Ivy League champion Princeton has been selected to win its fourth-straight conference title after a vote by conference media and women's basketball sports information directors. The Tigers are 41-1 in Ivy play the past three seasons, including a pair of undefeated campaigns (2009-10 and 2011-12).
Princeton (24-5, 14-0 Ivy), which received 13 first-place votes and 132 points, is looking to become the first team to win four-straight championships since Dartmouth won five in a row from 1985-90. The Tigers ran right through the League last season, winning their Ivy games by an average of 31.0 points.
The Tigers return the reigning Ivy League Player of the Year in senior Niveen Rasheed, who led the League in scoring (16.9) and rebounding (8.8) a year ago, as well as the two-time Defensive Player of the Year in senior Lauren Polansky. Princeton fell to Kansas State in the first round of the 2012 NCAA Tournament, 67-64.
For the fourth-straight year, Harvard (18-12, 10-4 Ivy) came in second in the preseason poll, garnering 120 points and four first-place votes. It marks the highest total of first-place votes for the second-place team since the Crimson received five prior to the 2009-10 campaign. Harvard finished second in the League last season and went 1-1 in the WNIT, with its 73-71 win at Hofstra in the first round marking the first postseason victory for an Ivy team since Harvard knocked off No. 1-seed Stanford in the opening round of the 1998 NCAA Tournament. The Crimson then fell at Temple in the second round of the WNIT, 64-59.
Harvard will rely on junior Christine Clark, a first-team All-Ivy honoree a year ago, as well as sophomore Temi Fagbenle, who will be competing as a rookie after sitting out last season. Fagbenle played for Great Britain in the 2012 London Olympics, averaging 4.8 points, 4.0 rebounds, 1.2 blocks, 1.0 steals and 1.0 assists per game.
Yale (16-12, 8-6 Ivy) came in third-place with 96 points. The Bulldogs return senior Megan Vasquez, who earned first-team All-Ivy honors last season after averaging 15.3 points per game, fourth-best in the League. Last year's Rookie of the Year, sophomore Sarah Halejian, also is back for Yale.
Penn (13-15, 6-8 Ivy) tallied 76 points to come in fourth. Quakers' junior Alyssa Baron finished 18 points off the League lead for scoring, averaging 16.9 points per game. Penn will also benefit from the return of sophomore Kara Bonenberger, who averaged 8.4 points and 5.8 rebounds as a freshman.
Brown (16-12, 7-7 Ivy) and Cornell (12-16, 6-8 Ivy) came in fifth and sixth with 61 and 58 points, respectively. The Bears will look to second-team All-Ivy recipient Sheila Dixon to lead the team. The senior led the team in both scoring (13.1) and rebounding (6.1) last season. The Big Red return a pair of Honorable Mention All-Ivy performers in senior Clare Fitzpatrick (10.8 points, 6.9 rebounds) and junior Allyson DiMagno (10.7 points, 7.3 rebounds). DiMagno ranked second in the League in rebounding, while Fitzpatrick finished in fourth.
Dartmouth (6-22, 4-10 Ivy) and Columbia (3-25, 1-13 Ivy) round out the final two spots in the preseason poll. Dartmouth senior Faziah Steen finished third in the League in scoring with 15.4 points per game en route to All-Ivy second team honors in 2011-12. Lions senior Tyler Simpson earned Honorable Mention All-Ivy accolades last year after leading the team in scoring, at 12.6 points per game, including an impressive 15.6 points per game in League contests.
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1. | Princeton (13) | 132 |
2. | Harvard (4) | 120 |
3. | Yale | 96 |
4. | Penn | 76 |
5. | Brown | 61 |
6. | Cornell | 58 |
7. | Dartmouth | 46 |
8. | Columbia | 23 |


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Post your unix, linux, bsd, qnx whatever desktops.
WinNT/2K has one, Mac has one, why not Linux?
Here my work machine to get things rolling.
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quote: My eyes. The ugliness. [/QUOTE] Yes |
CDE should die.
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quote: It still comes with solaris 8 so IMHO it's not dead I hate CDE, it really should die I enjoy twm more, speaking of which when I get home I'll post my twm desktop (because I've been too lazy to install blackbox so far on my rh7.3 box) |
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I love unix, sshed into my home desktop and took this screenshot doing this xwd -display :0 -root > screen.xwd ;convert screen.xwd screen.jpg; scp screen.jpg gargoyles:/var/www |
That's FreeBSD 4.5-STABLE with XFree 4.2.0 / Fluxbox 0.1.7 |
I really like your wallpaper, may I bother you for some linkage? |
ooh, I get to be the first wise-ass to post this.
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quote: yeah, I run a bunch of stuff off of a small boxen thats also nating my cablemodem. never thought it would be useful for screenshots, though i do regularly do long apt-get dist-upgrades screened while at work. |
Xyzzy: Isn't there still an NDA on Jaguar Shots?
wow you guys have neat wallpapers?
where do you get them? |
Xyzzy, when did you "convert" to MacOS???
Here I have mplayer open (note the xmms blueheart theme, upper right side) and xmms open with all my gadgets :-)
I'll play this time too, this is my tiny thinkpad 240 I have 5 virtual desktops, but you only get to see one since I can't figure out how to show them all without taking 5 screenshots
robin out |
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quote: No conversion here... Just testing the waters... I actually ordered the SB2000 we talked about, but then I reconsidered and instead I paid off all my bills and bought an iMac... You can read a little about it here... |
my desktop:
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Floodle, that website is f*sking sw33r! r00fle.
Can someone please tell how to get that 'status bar'. Most of you are running it, sacrecow is just one of the people with it. I'm running Mandrake 8.2, and it would be nice to have that.
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When Blitz isn't busy with fans at CenturyLink Field, he can be found at Generation 12 Kid's Club and Play60 events throughout the Pacific Northwest. Blitz is the life of any party – you will often find him at community events, birthday parties and everything in between.
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Friday, February 05, 2010
Snowpocolypse 2010
A majority of the East Coast is expecting record breaking snow starting today and all day Saturday. I am a snow lover right up until I have to begin the process of digging out. Oh well, I must take the good with the bad.
They are forecasting two feet of the white stuff, impressive. I decided I can handle this situation one of two ways. I can panic like the rest of the population and drain the stores of all supplies and wring my hands endlessly. I have decided to go another route, since my home is sufficiently stocked, I own a shovel and most importantly the liquor cabinet is always at full inventory. Therefore, I am going to start a drinking game, I will take a shot for each inch of snow that falls.
By the end of the storm, I won't care how much shoveling there is ahead of me.
Drink and dig out safely – Cheers!
13 comments:
- Andrea said...
Where are you located? I am in Newfoundland on Canada's East Coast and the snow already started and we are getting pounded! Work was called off, buses are off the roads and even the university is closed...hopefully you guys are expecting a different system than we are getting or if it is the same one, hopefully it dies down a bit before it gets to you. There is already about 5 inches down in a couple of hours and it isnt supposed to stop until tomorrow....should be fun shoveling this s**t later!
- Robin said...
Sounds like a plan. Stay safe!
- Wicked H said...
Andrea: You all be safe too. I am in Washington DC, I have taken 2 shots so far!
Robin: You guys are getting it also, right. You be safe too! - 5:35 PM
- TC said...
Sound like a plan to me.
(and a darn good one)
shovel safely! - 9:27 PM
- Wicked H said...
TC: Thanks. As you can see from the picture so far 23 inches of snow with at least 9 more expected. The shoveling, I am sitting inside trying to come up with a sound plan. More like wishing some kid will knock on my door and ask if I need help shoveling help. PLEASE!!!
- Rich said...
I've learnt to really grow distaste for snow this year. The ammount of accidents I've seen on the roads is ridiculous!
- G.~ said...
Stay Safe.
- Robin said...
No snow for us. Just a lovely cold rain.
- Steve Brown said...
Yep. I'm in Philly. I've got 2 cases of vodka and 5 cases of beer. I'm ready for anything nature has to throw at me.
The only thing I hate about these NE blizzards is that my local roller rink closes on really bad snow days. - 1:43 PM
- IHSAN KHAIRIR said...
global warming is a myth... maybe?
I used to live in Michigan and i've had my share of 'snowpocalypse' like this... - 9:10 AM
- Kate the Book Buff said...
I so wish I lived where we get snow!!! I live in Las Vegas, it is February 12, and it is t shirt and shorts weather out there at 9:30 in the morning!!! Its just not natural!!! I know snow is difficult to drive in, but do you know what is difficult to live in? 130 degree heat in the summer!
http://www.thebookbuff.blogspot.com - 5:40 PM
- kenwooi said...
oh i miss the snow! =)
kenwooi.com - 5:35 PM
- Michele said...
Holy crap... that's just crazy.
Stay warm ;) - 6:21 PM


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