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The Minarets are one of the most scenic and rugged corners of the High Sierra. Ranging from 10,560 ft to 12,261 ft, the peaks that compose the serrated ridge rise impressively from a series of breathtaking alpine lakes, including Minaret Lake, Cecile Lake, Iceberg Lake, and Lake Ediza. Both Cecile Lake and Iceberg Lake often harbor snow late into the summer and true to name, Iceberg Lake contains many icebergs during its summer melt-out. The name Minarets is derived from their resemblance to Islamic mosques and seventeen of the pinnacles are named after one of their first ascentionists. Arguably the finest view of this magnificent region can be had from the summit of Volcanic Ridge, which possesses a staggering panorama of most of the Minarets to Mount Ritter and Banner Peak.
The first and only other time I have been in the Minarets was during an ascent of the Rock Route on Clyde Minaret in July 2009. I had great memories of that outing and was eager to return and explore. On this day I climbed Volcanic Ridge as part of a "Minaret Loop" starting and finishing at Devil's Postpile, passing through the chain of lakes from Minaret Lake to Lake Ediza, and finishing with Shadow Lake and the JMT back to Devil's Postiple. I ascended Volcanic Ridge first thing in the morning via grass and talus slopes from Minaret Lake. After the enjoying the amazing summit view, I returned to Minaret Lake where I took many photos and met up with Erica. From Minaret Lake, we continued beyond Minaret Lake via use paths and a short bit of scrambling to Cecile Lake. Cecile Lake contained some steep snow patches around its shore where we used ice axe and microspikes. The descent from Cecile Lake to Iceberg Lake contained the usual early season stretch of steep and hard snow (that I recalled from 2009) where we utilized the crampons and ice axe that we brought. At the outlet of Iceberg Lake we ate a snack underneath the towers of the Minarets and took photos of the icebergs floating in Iceberg Lake. Continuing down from Iceberg Lake, we found some more patches of snow and then arrived at always beautiful Lake Ediza. The remainder of the loop is not as scenic although the trail is still pretty. From the highpoint along the segment of the JMT from Shadow Lake to Devil's Postpile is a nice gradual downhill stretch that brought us back to the trail head. The Minaret Loop itself (without climbing Volcanic Ridge) is around 23 miles with the portion between Minaret Lake and Iceberg Lake generally off-trail. This is a top notch route, one of the best, and I will definitely be returning to this region for further exploration!


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Earth prepares for glamour shots from space
July 19, 2013
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Smile Earth! You're on camera.
NASA is inviting the public to look skyward and wave at Saturn and Mercury in what is billed as an interplanetary photo op.
The Cassini spacecraft in orbit around Saturn and the Messenger craft circling Mercury moved into position Friday to take pictures of Earth, which will appear as a dot.
At the time of Friday's Cassini photo shoot, North America will be in sunlight. Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia will be illuminated in portraits by Messenger on Friday and Saturday.
Scientists say the snapshots of Earth are part of a bigger effort to study Saturn's shimmering rings and search for moons around Mercury.
It'll take days to weeks to process the images.

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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Cool and Creamy Desserts" Host Christopher Kimball visits Toscanini's to learn the secrets behind professional ice-cream making. Next, test cook Bridget Lancaster shows Chris how to make the Best Homemade Ice Cream. Then, equipment expert Adam Ried reveals his pick for the top ice-cream makers, and tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Chris to a tasting of vanilla beans. D
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Great American Seafood Cook--Off II Fires blazed and seafood sizzled as New Orleans hosted the sixth annual Great American Seafood Cook-Off in July 2009. During the Iron Chef-style competition, chefs representing 15 states, including coastal Mississippi, Maine and California, as well as Illinois, West Virginia, Kentucky and Idaho, created dishes using seafood from their home state or from local sustainable fisheries. THE GREAT AMERICAN SEAFOOD COOK-OFF contains highlights from this one-day event. D
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Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Passport to Sardinia" The island of Sardinia is one of Joanne's favorite places. She created a menu to take her student Di there, fregola with clams and tomatoes and a yellow and green bean salad with cherry tomatoes and basil. Recipes: Roasted Olives with Orange, Bay and Fennel, Fregola, Clams and Tomatoes, and Yellow and Green Bean Salad with Cherry Tomatoes and Basil. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "European Travel Skills, Part 3" As Rick brings his 3,000-mile trek to its finish, he reinforces the skill he calls the most rewarding of all - connecting with the locals, not forgetting essential skills such as eating and sleeping well and packing light. Part 3 of 3G


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Rather than starting your build with a Bash script, you can use Ant to build.
1. Set up the Ant script just as if you were building from within Eclipse with a few slight modifications for Hudson.
2. On the job configuration screen select Invoke Ant, and then Advanced.
3. Your Ant build configuration will look similar to the following:
4. If you have additional properties that you do not want to include in your build.properties file, you can pass them in through this configuration. This allows you to have a generic build.properties and override or add as necessary specifics that may be needed for your Hudson build.


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Opinion: Obama's Second Term Proposition
Editorial page editor Paul Gigot on what to expect from a second-term Obama administration. Photos: Associated Press
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... I ... I ... welcome to Opinion Journal I'd mind Dan Henninger ... well we're going to start with consideration of the Obama ... up truck Obama presidency what it promised and what it delivered ... to talk about that with me is the Wall Street Journal editorial page editor Paul to go ... again a call well four years ago Brock Obama Obama re and what many thought was one of the ... most attractive presidential campaigns in some time ... his most memorable thing was hope and change and is now asking to be reluctant ... and unavoidably of that ... means that voters have to consider ... his first term yes he's not running on hope and change that's for sure ... but what is he running out what that what did the first term deliver after being elected on that the way he's running on on this um in his main arguments for re-election this ... week that a lot of progress ... but we haven't made enough and so I need more time ... ok ... he defines progresses would save the country from depression ... health care ... I've that the um August ... a couple of economic growth I'm ... you can choose to believe that on top of my own perception of knows what he's really accomplished just that ... he he he he ran as the Noce red state no blue state or a post partisan have a gauzy rhetoric about bringing the country together ... and he's really govern ... our as one of the most intense partisans of the modern tops ... real left of center agenda which I believe he's in Cedar ... in believe it ... and he has gambled essentially his presidency on the ... Dow ... op and and I would define that as ... whenever possible ... he turned his agenda over to the couple's ... house laughed ... they implemented it ... and he sacrificed to focus on the economy ... which ... would if I thought led him in much better stay having to get reelected ... to focus on his liberal ... use of ... social ... ideas like health care cap and trade ... ahh and regulation of the economy ... as well as our editorial ... this morning ... president Obama Brock Obama ... may be sincere in the sense that he sees itself as part of the progressive left of center tradition ... that includes Woodrow Wilson ... Franklin Roosevelt and LBJ ... the successful ones that put in place a successful progressive president to put in place ... on ... planks ... of government control over the economy ... and government mediation with middle class ended and the economic lives of Americans and I think the question we're facing now is whether what may or may not even appropriate for ... the nineteen thirties or the mid nineteen sixties is appropriate now the United States in twenty twelve frightening he simply has refused ... to consider ... changes to the fundamental structure no mid course correction ... now and any idea what what why conclude this is what he really believes this because he had several opportunities during his campaign ... which argues for charmer ... when the voters were signaling ... on ... that ... were not ... little like this now ... and each time he doubled up ... I'm one of those times was after the Scott Brown election in Massachusetts right ... he said he could've said you know what let's step back ... but to health care bill this smaller ... he then ... plowed right ahead and used extraordinary procedures of the Congress ... to ram it through no public above ... zero Republicans know entitlements over the past ... when he didn't pass the stimulus with rebounds ... to basically he said we don't wanna take any of your idea of what Pelosi and her team right ... and after the two thousand ten election him another chance ... he did extend the Bush tax rates for two years ... but ... that was ... really that self interest does it want her to come ... to you the Keynesians have the staff understood that it was too risky ... but he didn't change anything ... our bodies direction ... and in fact pulled the plug on John painter's in his discussions ... by demanding a for the billion dollar tax and so we need a big issue is indeed the economy how did ... you think the private ... sector we acted to all of this activity during ... Obama's first term ... I think it had a dampening effect of the good in it I was thinking wouldn't it was the hostess capital strike ... bowler investment and should of which appeared ... on a lower high during that trip as people businesses look at the costs of Obamacare the cost of regulation said ... I don't really know what any of this is really going to cost was one of ... the much more cautious in hiring ... they stripped down costs to the bone ... increase their own profits to ... what you see it in the jobless rate so I think it had a basically constricting effect on the economy ... intimidating animal spirits kept them under wraps ... so we have it nearly as robust or expansion as we should be a win for Obama this is the key political ... he will think of all that was unfortunate ... the worst that ... can be witnessed well if he wins because he wept what ... back new architecture of Obamacare ... and the takeover the of the House of the federal of launched an education ... and the new architecture of regulation in place and make it very very hard ... to repeal will look like


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Steelers TE Miller pleased with recovery from knee injury but still out indefinitely
PITTSBURGH – Injured Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Heath Miller is pleased with his recovery from a devastating knee injury but says it's too early to tell when he'll return.
Miller tore the ACL in his right knee during a loss to Cincinnati last December. He underwent surgery to repair the damage and said Wednesday he's already running.
Miller watched in a t-shirt and shorts with his knee wrapped as the Steelers began the second day of organized team activities heading into next month's minicamp.
The 30-year-old Miller says there's a chance he could be ready by the season opener on Sept. 8 against Tennessee but declined to outline an exact timetable. He hopes to have a better feel for his progress when training camp opens in July.


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The kids haven't returned to school just yet, but you can almost hear the school bells ringing. Fall sports practices for high school began on Monday. Back-to-school shopping sales are everywhere.
High school graduates are making their final preparations for college, vocational school, military service, or, hopefully, a job as the calendar speeds toward Labor Day.


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Opus 21 To Perform at Wabash Tonightby Karen Handley • November 11, 2008 Share:
Wabash College's Visiting Artists Series will present Opus 21 at 8 p.m., Monday, November 17, in Salter Hall in the Fine Arts Center.
Opus 21's six accomplished musicians believe that great music is without boundaries. They challenge the notion of what constitutes acceptable repertoire for a serious music concert by presenting works from different genres, including contemporary classical, jazz, pop, world music, and works which all in hard-to-define categories. Marked by exuberance and energy, a concert by Opus 21 is an "event"—a serious art music experience with an informal atmosphere.
Seating for Visiting Artists Series events will be by general admission, though free tickets are required.
Contact the Fine Arts Center Box Office by email at email@example.com; or phone: 765-361-6411. Box Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon and 1:30 to 4 p.m. The box office will open 90 minutes before curtain time for Visiting Artists events. Tickets not claimed at the Box Office 10 minutes prior to curtain will be released to the general public.


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The photo of a stunned, bloodied woman in a shredded red shirt went viral after the Boston Marathon bombings, and became a symbol of the city's horror and shock. On Friday the woman in the photo, Nicole Gross of Charlotte, N.C., was released from Brigham and Women's Hospital after spending 3½ weeks recovering from serious leg injuries and damage to her ear drums.
Sitting with her husband, Michael, in her hospital room, Gross looked and said she felt like a different person than the one in the photo. "We were fortunate to experience Patriots Day, and the energy surrounding the event was amazing," said Gross, 31. "It ended in tragedy, but it doesn't take away the beauty that we saw."
On April 15, the couple was standing near the finish line with Nicole's sister Erika Brannock, waiting for the women's mother to finish her first Boston Marathon. Brannock lost her left leg above the knee in the blast and remains hospitalized.
Michael Gross, who was taking photos, was hospitalized overnight for scrapes, burns, and lacerations to his arms. "In fact, another piece of asphalt fell out today," he said with a slight smile.
Wearing a mint-green sweatshirt and knee-length pants that revealed heavily bandaged and stitched legs, Gross sat with her arm linked through her husband's. They both wore "Boston Strong" and "Brigham and Women's Strong" bracelets. Her husband, who spent every night in a chair next to her bed, reminded her to keep her legs elevated. She suffered two breaks in her left leg, a nearly severed Achilles tendon in the right, and some hearing loss.
"I have to relearn how to walk," said Gross, who was taken directly from the Brigham to Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital in Charlestown. "I'll put one step in front of the other, one day at a time."
A champion collegiate swimmer, triathlete, personal trainer, and coach, Gross credits her fitness with her recovery.
Her husband agrees. "It's the mindset of a competitive athlete," he said. "You spend many hours in very rigorous training, and that's how we're approaching this [recovery], as well. It's another hurdle to jump over."
His wife nodded. "Another marathon."
Michael Gross, who will be 33 Sunday, is general manager of the Charlotte Athletic Club, where Nicole is a personal trainer. In 2010, she did the Ironman Triathlon in Hawaii — swam 2.4 miles, rode 112 miles, ran 26.2 miles — with a stress fracture. She was one of the top finishers in her age group.
Though they did not want to talk about the bombings, the couple spoke of how their lives have been changed.
"I want people to know that despite the tragic situation, there's been a positivity that has come from all of this," Nicole said. "A new life path has been given us, and we're going to be moving forward with a lot of momentum. My level of activity will be much more limited, my job as a fitness trainer will be affected."
Both spoke glowingly of Boston and its people, who have sent them bags of cards and letters, including some from schoolchildren.
"We've seen the true spirit of Boston," Michael said, "and it's fantastic."
They've also received lots of support from friends, clients, and strangers in Charlotte, who started a fund-raising drive for them (bestrongstaystrong.net). Cadie Jessup hired Nicole as her swim coach after she lost her left leg in 2009 to complications of a blood clot.
"Nicole just took me under her wing and made me feel comfortable and I got my confidence back," said Jessup, who works at Wells Fargo Bank in Charlotte. "She believed in me when many people didn't."
Gross coached Jessup through her first triathlon, seven months after Jessup got her prosthetic leg.
Just after the bombing, Gross, from her hospital bed, had a favor to ask her client. Would Jessup, who had done so well after losing a leg, meet with Nicole's sister, who had just lost hers?
"That connection with Cadie is definitely meaningful for me," Gross said Friday. "It's something I can use as a way to help my sister get back. She has a long road ahead of her."
Erika Brannock, 29, is a pre-school teacher in suburban Baltimore. The sisters, in different Boston hospitals, nonetheless have spoken to each other by telephone most days.
"FaceTime is a beautiful thing," said Gross. "My sister is amazing. She's so strong. She helps me get through my dark times."
Both of them, she said, are proud of their mother, Carol Downing, who was blocks from the finish line when the bombs went off. "At 57, to qualify for Boston, that's pretty outstanding," said Nicole, who was her mother's marathon coach.
Despite what happened at their first Boston Marathon, Michael and Nicole Gross remain fans and hope to return for another. Over the years, they have traveled to dozens of races and marathons, none of them quite like Boston.
"Nothing matches what this city does," said Michael. "It's a big party. Nothing else compares to the spirit and the support the runners receive. The Boston Marathon is just amazing."Bella English can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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At the NYC premiere of Spartacus War of the Damned, actress Lucy Lawless was in town to talk about Lucretia's departure, the final season of the show and how video games will keep the legend alive in this exclusive interview.
show has never been the same without Andy Whitfield - RIP Spartacus
Ever since I was an early teen, I always wanted to see Xena Warrior Princess' tits.
Thank you Spartacus for fulfilling my dreams.


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REM marks 30th anniversary — Page 2 Street repairs fall behind — Page ' Amherst News-Times o 'x> x _ <X < x C -" — Wednesday. April 23. 1997 Amherst, Ohio Citations issued after neighbor's dog attacks MRR woman Saturday if Mi MAUM iWlfflfflM by BILL ROSS News-Times reporter An Amhersl woman is lucky to be alive, after the left side of her face was nearly torn off by a chow/ boxer mix, as he mauled her in the yard of her parent's home on Middle Ridge Road last Saturday evening. Jennifer Syrowski, 28, who lives on Park Avenue, was visiting with her parents at about 6:45 p.m.,iwhen she was attacked as she attempted to help a 15-year-old neighbor girl round up her family's three dogs, who were running loose in the Syrowski's yard. The woman's grandfather, John Faron, lives next door to Syrowski's parents and witnessed the attack along with his wife, Elizabeth. Faron said that Syrowski was concerned for the welfare of her parent's two dogs, who were tied up outside, because the neighbor's dogs had threatened them before. As Syrowski attempted to pick up one of the neighbor's smaller dogs, she was knocked down and attacked by Brutus, the chow/boxer mix. "She came over to help the girl, but she didn't have a chance," Faron said. "He knocked her to the ground and tore into her. She was able to get back up and started running for the house screaming, but he jumped on her back and knocked her down again." Syrowski's screams alerted her father, John Syrowski, who attempted to stop the dog from attacking by swinging a baseball bat at him. "He took a swing at him and the dog backed off," Janice Syrowski, Jennifer's mother, said. 'The dog just circled around, growled and attacked her again." Finally, the 15-year-old girl was able lo grab Brutus by his collar and drag him into her home. The girl's parents, David and Joanne Mitchell, were not at home al the time of the attack. Syrowski was rushed to Amherst Hospital, where she underwent three and a half hours of surgery, some of which was microscopic, according to her doctor, Rcnato Querubin. Qucrubin told the News-Times that he had treated dog bite injuries in the past, but had never seen "any so extensive." George Bclinsky, Lorain County Dog Warden, was called to the scene shortly after the attack, and found that the Mitchell girl was hysterical and had locked Brutus in a bathroom. "Because she is a minor, I had lo CONTINUED on page 3 j 'mm 1 ," / mi I WlYji ^1 The county dog warden carefully leads the to its cage. Following quarantine, the dog will be dog which attacked an Amherst woman Saturday destroyed. Top court's ruling will have no affect on school building by GLEN MILLER Final salute A funeral procession for Michael Lee Huffman is led by his fellow motorcycle enthusiasts as it heads down Park Avenue heading to Crownhill Cemetery on April 15. Huffman. 41, who died after being injured in a motorcycle accident the previous week, was a longtime Amherst resident who had moved to Wakeman with his wife and three children several years ago. Services were held al Hempel Funeral Home, and seating for 175 people was filled to capacity, with people standing in the aisles to pay tribute to their fallen friend. News-Times reporter Amherst school officials say a 3.954 mill bond issue sought for school renovations and additions is the only way to ease school district overcrowding without eventually implementing half-day sessions. "There is absolutely no money for expansion because we have none. This is our only hope," superintendent of schools Howard Dulmage said. "Without this (bond issue), we would have to seriously look at half- day sessions. We think that would affect education and academic performance." There is a direct correlation between what and how children learn and the number of students in a classroom or school, he added. One of Ihe jobs of the Citizens for Amherst Schools, a community group formed to help pass the bond issue, will be to dispel misconceptions about the availability of school district permanent improvement (PI) funds for the projecL Dulmage said some people believe the PI fund can be used to help finance the $16.7 million projecL But the $500,000 the schools annually receive for permanent improvements is reserved for repairs to the schools and the purchase of new equipment So far this year, more than a third of the money has been spent; $105,000 for two new school buses and $100,000 lo replace two Harris Elementary School roof top heating units. More will eventually be used for parking lot paving and olher improvements, he added. "We use this money lo keep school buildings and equipment in good shape, and they are in good shape," he added. "We cannot afford lo let them get in bad condition." Tbe other issue that must be overcome is a 3.9 mill school operating fund approved two years ago. It cannot be used for anything more than providing about $1.4 million a year lo keep the schools operating and pay teachers' salaries. Moreover, state financial help is out of the question, despite the recent Ohio Supreme Court ruling that found government funding to be inadequate. The Supreme Court decision only relates to operating funds. Two seniors reach top test level Two Amherst seniors — Douglas Walled and Heather Skeeles — have scored at the honors level on all five sections of the twelfth grade proficiency tests, according to school officials. The senior proficiency test — not to be confused with the ninth grade proficiency test required for graduation — is used as a benchmark for educators and students. Taken in February, the test results were released April 10 showing Amherst students scoring in ihe top percentages compared to the rest of the county's schools. Of the five categories — writing, reading, mathematics, citizenship and science — Amherst seniors recorded the top score in three — reading, mathematics and science. Overall, 54 percent of the Comet students passed the senior proficiency tests, the highest in the county. The state average is 39 percenL CONTINUED on page 11 not the expansion needed by the school districL Slate representatives William Taylor, Daniel Metelsky and John Bender have informed Dulmage not lo expect any help from the state department of education or legislature. All three legislators, who represent parts of the Amherst school district, CONTINUED on page 11 City si five-y^ deal for roadway by BILL ROSS News-Times reporter The city has signed a five- year lease agreement to build a temporary asphalt access road to N. Quarry Road, after a coo* necting bridge that crosses the Conrail tracks was closed due to structural problems. Florence Leslie, of 1030 N. Quarry Road, will be paid $7,500 to allow the city to use her property for the five-year period to connect N. Quarry Road to W. Martin Street Costs for the 800-foot access road are estimated at $56,000, according to city engineer Mite Pommeranz, who said he is hoping to start construction sometime this week. "1 am waiting for a response for the Ohio Public Works Commission on emergency funds that may be available for the project" Pommeranz said. "However, that should not affect the starting date by much.* The three and a ha if-inch asphalt road will lay on top of an eight-inch stone base, which Pommeranz said will be suitable for school buses, propane trucks and emergency vehicles. It will be very simitar to what yoo would find ir, a residential area» only it will be only 24-feet wide and will have no curb." Two large trees will need to be removed, and the steep grate at the end of W. Martin will need to be altered, but Pommer- I anz does not view it as a majnf'j logistical problem. At the end of the five-year period, the road may remain as a private access road to the Le-1 slie property, or must be moved if the owner of the erty desires. At an April 14 city co meeting, mayor John Hi, was given emergency powers Ii seek "any and all grants" that can be used to repair or rebuild the N. Quarry Road bridge. However, more damage was discovered after a recent inspec- tion, which means that the bridge could be irreparable. "We had several residents port to us that they had stake truck and a van on bridge after it had been closed,' Higgins saftL That means they had to move the heavy concrete barriers we had hi place.* If the bridge is condemned* as suggested by several engineers, a new bridge could sUS be built if emergency funds can be acquired to offset the estimated 1.2 million cost for ends a project Emergency fluids could cow up to 75 percent of that amount leaving ihe city to cover the as* maining $300,(X)0-$400,000, according to Pommcranx. He displayed a map at the council meeting showing that a new bridge would need to be built west of where the existing one is, and would be angled fat safety, rather than running perpendicular to the railroad track-. Pommeranz said after going I through the gram application J process and dealing with other matters of red tape, such a bridge would probably take three years tu complete. ^^^ Another attentats would he *r ^******r*M*i*w^sma. •^mamamm^m*^ae****lr -~ ~'^rma***r*j*Wi *j*F*er build a less-expensive type bridge with all private which woald only take months and would cost maiely $400,000. It galvanized structure with asphalt deck. F . After ihe existing bridge determined lo be ita-tiHg traffic and closed three ago, tbe city had to for an alternate, as the COCTtNUED on nag*
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Since my December 2, 2005 Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma diagnosis, I've been on a slow-motion journey of survivorship. Chemo wiped out my aggressive disease in May, 2006, but an indolent variety is still lurking. I had my thyroid removed due to papillary thyroid cancer in 2011, and was diagnosed with recurrent thyroid cancer in 2017. Join me for a survivor's reflections on life, death, faith, politics, the Bible and everything else. DISCLAIMER: I'm not a doctor, so don't look here for medical advice.
Saturday, June 25, 2011
June 25, 2011 – On the Mend, Post-Surgery
Generally speaking, Memorial Sloan-Kettering was just great. Tremendous professionalism there, from every staff member I came in contact with. The one mix-up that could have been avoided was that I got a phone call from Dr. Boyle's office on the day before my surgery, advising me that I needed to got to Manhattan immediately, for a pre-surgery testing appointment they'd only just made for me. It seems that, with the cancellation of my surgery 3 weeks before, no one had noticed that my pre-surgical testing (which had taken place 2 weeks before that) was now 5 weeks prior to my new surgery date. Since hospital policy declares that pre-surgical testing is to take place within a month of surgery, that meant I had to re-take some of the tests.
All they did was some blood work and an EKG, as well as have me undergo a physical exam by a nurse practitioner. I sure didn't appreciate having to drop everything and jump on a NJ Transit train and then the subway, but I did make it there in the nick of time – then rushed back just in time to attend our niece, Elizabeth's, high-school graduation that evening.
I even arrived in the city a little early – and so had 20 minutes to spare, to sit and listen to a lunchtime outdoor jazz concert at St. Peter's Church, which just happened to be going on just as I walked out of the subway station. One of those quintessential New York experiences.
I suppose the error about the pre-surgical testing is understandable. It's not every day that an operation is cancelled at the last minute, with the patient already on the gurney. I don't imagine it happens all that often, either, that the rescheduling of said surgery exceeds the shelf life of the previous testing. It all worked out OK in the end.
A few random recollections on the surgery experience...
For over 5 years I've been going in monthly to have my port flushed, preparing for the eventuality when it may actually prove useful. So, when the pre-op prep nurse asked me if I'd prefer that she use my port rather than sticking me in the arm, I said, "Sure." Come to find out, she couldn't get the needle into my port – and neither could another nurse she called in to try to do it. Both kept shaking their heads and saying my port is the tiniest little old thing they've ever seen: a pretty small target to hit with that needle. I guess the nurses in Dr. Lerner's office, where I go for my port flushes, are more used to that kind of port, because I can only recall one or two times in all the years I've been going for port flushes that they haven't hit it on the first try.
Then, I learned they probably couldn't have used the port, anyway, because no one's been able to get a blood return out of it for the past year or so – something that happens to these devices, as the years go by, which partly limits their usefulness. It still works with stuff going in, but there's evidently some kind of one-way blockage that prevents them from pulling blood out the other way – something they surely need to do in the hospital, for certain blood samples and the like. Makes me wonder why I still go through the trouble of those monthly port flushes – although every time I ask Dr. Lerner about it, he says we may as well leave it in, because if I ever have to receive chemo again, it'll be useful.
I was surprised to learn from the pre-op prep nurse that MSKCC has recently enacted a policy of asking patients if they'd prefer to walk into the operating room, rather than being pushed in on a gurney. Evidently, there's been some kind of study that's revealed that certain patients find the surgery experience less stressful if they walk in under their own steam and hop up on the table.
No thanks, said I. My mental preparation for surgery involves going into sort of a zone where I just lie back and let it happen, and I find it easier for that to begin on the gurney, rather than in the operating room. So, I let 'em push me. Different strokes for different folks.
They actually ended up inserting my IV needle in the operating room, because of all the time lost fussing around with the port. Not the usual plan, and I could tell this was causing a delay in the tight-as-a-drum operating-room schedule. The anesthesiologist herself did it, and she had a little trouble finding a good vein – evidently she's not as good at it as some of the nurses are. She ended up sticking me in the back of my hand (never my favorite place, because it hurts like blazes) for an initial dose of anesthetic, then her plan was to put in a second needle in the middle of my arm, a place she told me it would really hurt, after I was zonked out. So, I woke up with two needles sticking out of my arm, with the one in my hand in an awkward place where I kept bumping it on things later.
I never did see Dr. Boyle after the surgery. He did come out and talk with Claire, of course, and told her that everything was successful. There was indeed a tumor visible on my thyroid, and he could see no sign of lymph node involvement – a good thing, though not something he'd expected to see, because the CT scan had indicated the lymph nodes looked clean.
The doctor I saw every day in the hospital was Dr Boyle's fellow, Dr. Arash Mohebati. He's the one who had initially marked my neck with a Sharpie, pre-surgery. That seemed to me an odd little low-tech safety check, in light of all the pre-operative scans that had been done – I suppose it's ostensibly to make sure they don't wheel me into the wrong operating room and take out my appendix instead. Still, the Sharpie routine seems a little ridiculous, since a specialized thyroid surgeon ought to have no trouble figuring out where the thyroid is located – and doesn't need to rely on his own fellow to show him with an x-marks-the-spot, in any event.
I was really pleased with Dr. Mohebati. Compassionate, knowledgeable, a good communicator, unhurried when I had questions for him – in short, everything a good doctor should be. Even though Dr. Boyle is my official physician, Dr. Mohebati was there before, during and after surgery, and was really the person I dealt with, since Dr. Boyle's involvement was limited to a time when I was unconscious.
My stay in the post-op holding area was way longer than anyone expected. After the nurse told me I had a place on the 17th floor, in the head-and-neck surgery unit ("our part of the hospital," as Dr. Mohebati had put it), she came back and said "they took the room away from you." Never did learn who the mysterious "they" was, nor why the last-minute change. I ended up going, just before 8:00 pm, to another room elsewhere in the hospital. When it became clear I'd need to stay in for the extra day to deal with the calcium problem, Dr. Mohebati came in and told me he'd arranged to have me moved to the 17th floor – which subsequently happened.
The rest of the stay was pretty uneventful. My Sunday-morning blood work showed a normal-enough calcium level, so I was released just after noon. In keeping with MSKCC's new walk-on-your-own-two-feet policy, I was told I didn't need to wait for a wheelchair, but could just hoof it out of the hospital on my own. So, that's what Claire and I did. Felt more like checking out of a hotel room than leaving a hospital.
The ride home was a little uncom- fortable. I hadn't thought beforehand about the distinctive experience of bumping along Man- hattan's notoriously potholed-and-patched streets with a stiff neck. Behind the wheel, Claire did the very best she could, but she couldn't improve on the condition of the streets. It wasn't until we inched our way through the bumper-to-bumper traffic into the Lincoln Tunnel that things smoothed out.
On Monday, I was mildly alarmed about a tingling in my hands and feet, which I knew to be a symptom of low calcium. I spoke with someone in Dr. Boyle's office, who relayed an instruction from Dr. Mohebati. He very helpfully suggested I double up on my calcium supplements (which are nothing more than Extra-Strength Tums) as well as my Calicitriol (a vitamin-D supplement that's supposed to help build up the calcium level). By the next day, the tingling went away, so I guess that was just what I needed.
I'm taking daily Levothyroxine (Synthroid) pills, of course. The 200 mcg dosage is a standard figure, based on my weight. There will be blood work sometime in the next few weeks, in order to more carefully calibrate the dose.
I do feel a little different. A bit tired, with noticeably less appetite than usual (not a bad thing, I say, because getting to a more healthy weight has long been one of my goals). The neck's been swelling a good bit, and there's some stiffness under the skin around the incision – both of which, based on my reading, anyway, are normal side-effects. I'm supposed to leave the bandage on until it falls off, or until I see Dr. Boyle for the follow-up consultation this Wednesday, whichever comes first.
So far, so good...
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- Julie Orvis Marcinkiewicz said...
Thanks for the detailed blow by blow on the surgery. I had to chuckle a little about the doctor unable to stick you as well as a nurse. It's my experience as someone with notoriously hard veins to find and who's very squimish, that only phlebotomists and surgical nurses seem to know how to stick people with finesse. Never rely on a doctor if you can help it -- but I bet you know that too. You are in my prayers for continued speedy recovery. Send my love to Claire.
Yeah! Good Report! Love, MB
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Very easy to install. Looks good on bike. Does a good job of deflecting heat away from legs.
Works great can feEl the differancee.Easy to install
Great way to deal with the cooking in HDs, and also good looking.
Looks and fits great. What a difference.
ship on time. gud support from helpdesk ... really like this item. reduce heat at my leg. give good luck between tank and battery cover
Works perfect
Not only does it work well at deflecting the engine heat from your inner thigh/crotch, but it looks great, was a perfect fit and easy install. Thanks again J&P.
Awesome works and looks great
All Harley's should be equiped with the heat deflectors. They are the best accessory I have purchased for my bike. I can actually ride with shorts on the 95 degree days without the inside of my legs roasting!!
The heat shields actually work quite well in keeping the inside of your thighs comfortable, especially on a hot day and a slow ride. They fit well. The kit had all of the necessary parts, and they looked good when they were installed. The down side: Installation was difficult. The plastic wireways that run along the top of the frame under the seat of a Road King are very tight and it takes a couple of people to perform the installation, one to hold, lift, or twist the wireway and the other to position the rubber grommet and the heat shield and then get the screw started.
These work! - they really did reduce some of the heat especially when cruising.
Bought for a 04 Ultra Classic. Perfect for traffic; does exactly what it says. Installation is relatively easy; would suggest given as much time for extension to set when attaching.
Great product and a must have for any Dresser.
Excellent quality...look good but no noticeable difference in felt heat at idle.
real nice pcs
helps with the heats
Yes, it is performing as expected
Everything was OK
Great for the heat from the engine and pipes. Works well and worth spending the money on. Easy to put on.
Sure makes a big difference when caught in traffic for extended periods of time. Fit easily and works great.
Look good and easy to mount.
No more air from under rushing up into your face! Very nice...
They look good and after trying them out a couple of times, work as advertised, very happy and pretty easy to install.
easy install, didn't need to raise the tank as directed. quality product. recommend.
fine product
These were the best. I replaced my clear one's with the smoked ones. PERFECT! They now match my windshield. Have had several postive comments. Very eye catching.
Excellent Product. Installation went well.
made a gigantic difference in cooling so happy with this item !!!
easy to install - they are also a bit wider than the harley shields and not quite as sturdy, but are working fine . I like the see thru aspect of the shield because it doesn't hide the chrome
This part fit as advertised and looks great. Seems to do a good job helping deflect some of the engine heat.
The shields work well, they keep the heat off just as it stated good price..
What a difference in the ride. Will see how good it works at Sturgis this year.
Nice product, fit well and were easy to install with the supplied instructions.
Nicely made and installation was simple. I don't know how they compare to others though, since these are the first ones I installed.
Very easy to install. Instructions were clear. The adhesive sticks very quickly so be sure of placement prior to removing the backing. They shields look great and work well.
Love the look and works well
These fit perfect and really keep the heat off the crotch and upper legs.
love the smoke on this, it's chrome. On a long ride this work!!!
These look great and add a positive appearance to the bike
High quality looks great
Look great, keeps the thighs a little cooler, easy install. Would buy again.
Makes a world of difference in heat dispersion. No more jumping of the bike at red lights to avoid 2nd degree burns on your inner thighs!
Overall I am very satisfied with the products ordered.
The Airmaster Smoke Saddle Shields work great ! Takes a few minutes to install but worth the effort.
great luv this product..
Keeps the heat down works very well
This is the absolutely best thing I have ever bought for my motorcycle!! Not only do they look great, they keep 95% of the heat off of my legs at a stop light. I live in Florida so you know it gets hot here, if I knew how well these worked I would have bought them before I bought my first piece of chrome for my bike! Do yourself and your legs a favor and install these right away!
I will not really appreciate these until we get into the heat of the summer but I like the look and as usual dealing with J&P was flawless
did the trick.....easy to install.
These are great! installed then on my 07 HD Street Glide and the burning inner thighs are much appreciative.
These work as advertised. My 05 Ultra Classic is one hot machine and 100 degree days in traffic are much better. These are a must have item if you ride in stop and go traffic.
Best shields on the market. Look much better than the OEM ones too
These are a really nice product and better than the Harley moco ones. They are not as easy to install as the Harley ones though, and require quite a bit of work to get them on. So if you want nicer than the moco then these are great choice, but if you want easy to install the moco ones are better.
Great Product, works perfect & was a easy install !
Absolutely the best investment I have made on my road king to date..no more sweaty crotch no more roasted legs on stops and red lights..it is amazing how well these work..i'm now a believer...Buy these Shields..you Won't be disappointed!
Looks great on my 2006 Ultra.
Work brilliantly. Installed on a 05 Road king, Although the wiring is tight you can do it on your own.
Easy to fit, nice and clean apearence. Can,t give it five stars until I try it in high temp.
The install instructions were difficult to understand.
they work for me as the driver but put the heat on the passenger
Love them
Very Nice
God send in Sturgis in August where idling for an hour or two in traffic can be common. Really made a difference in keeping the felt heat under control.
Love them! Easy to install, look and perform great!
Perfect fit and really do work well on these hot days
Perfect fit and really do work well on these hot days
I have not yet put them on but they are exactly what I am looking for and a great price. Thank you.
Easy to install. Looks good and really cuts down on the heat.
Great fit and functionality. However, should be half the cost for what it is.
If you don't want to fry your legs at low speed this is the perfect shield.
Good investment!
Easy to install, good looking, and effective!
had a problem with heat in mid section, this did the trick fills much better on the ride
Just installed the shields, pretty easy once I got the seat and backrest off, that was my problem not the part
just what I needed to take care of the heat, plus look great
these were a great price and added to the looks
Fantastic! Gets rid of the heat from the inner thigh, much more confortable!!
look great and where easy to install
look nice on the bike
What a difference! Cuts the heat coming off the rear cylinder from reaching your leg & thigh and helps to shield against touching hot exhaust parts. Definately a must have for pre 2009 HD's.
Shields arrived on time and were easy to install. They really save your legs from the heat off the engine by deflecting the heat and they also look great at the same time.
Look good easy to put on. Took me about 20 minutes from start to finish
It lasted 7 years before breaking (brittle). Is that good? Or is that bad? You decide.
very easy to install, still winter so i have not tested them as of yet.
The wife likes them and that's what matters. It effectively keeps the heat off her legs while riding and in traffic. Good product.
I do not feel that this product deflects the heat as it is supposed to. It seems to also push more air onto my calf making it even more uncomfortable. The service provided by J&P Cycles was good.
Works really well and doesnt take away from the looks of the bike. Wish they made one for my wifes 99 Dyna.
It's a very good product.
It is a very good product.
They were OK
Well worth the money. My legs have never been cooler during in town riding. The service was excellent and the delivery was extremely quick. J&P is where I will do all my purchases from now on.
They help and are easy to install.
Can't express how great this is for keeping the heat off my legs.
Looks good and protects my legs from burns
worked perfectly easy to install
Easy to install and looks good on bike but so far it has been cool riding so I don't know if they will keep heat off of legs or not.
They do the job nicely! I Had to bend the brackets a little to get them to tuck in. They look good though.
These look good and work fairly well. However, over time, they will crack and have to be replaced. I am replacing the third one in 5 years, so not a huge issue, especially since I ride year-round in all kinds of weather. This is the third replacement in about 35-40,000 miles...
These are replacement for ones I had on for 5 yrs now, they look & work great for deflecting some of the engine heat from the rider, but get brittle after a few yrs in the sun. easy to install.
I love the shield it works great keeps the heat down to a minimum no burning of the inside thighs.
Only took15 min. to install.
Recommended by a friend. Keeps the heat from the rear jug off your leg. Easy to install, good fit, fast shipping.
Great product, looks good and really keeps the heat away as advertised. Money well spent
Good article, good price, good instructions. And very effective as well..
These were great. After boring out my engine the heat was nearly unbearable. These shields solved that problem and look great too!
Super fast delivery, easy installation, looks great, no more hot thighs, really works
Very good looking, not as effective as I had hoped, but better than without them
Keeps your chest nut's cool in the summer time. Great item to add to bike for looks and heat deterrent from saddle heat from rear head. Wirth the invest to be cool.
easy to install still get heat but not as much
Easy to install and there is a difference in the amount of heat hitting my thigh.
works and is a big relief in slow traffick. keeps the heat were it belongs.
Best comfort item ever brought for my bike
easy install and they work as advertised
easy install and keeps heat off of legs. live in Houston and it gets really hot. shields are great at keeping thighs cooler. highly recommend this for hot weather
Saved my legs from extreme heat burn. Love it
Received in only 3 days. Would be 5 stars but the tiny lock washer, flat washer acorn nuts are a PITA to install from under side of the heat shield. I used just the flat washer and self locking nylon SS nuts from the hardware store.
Absolutely loved them, better than most I've seen. Loved the look, and they work as planned. :)
Easy to put on, look good and block some heat.
Great Product, Excelent Value. Always get amazing service form J&P Cycles
Perfect fitment, excellent quality, look great on bike!
great price, looks great
bought 3 of the saddleshields for my friends.. easy to install and keeps the engine heat from burning my thighs.. excellent product!
Look great. Easy to install. Really help cut down on the heat off the engine.
Easy to install and really protects against the heat here in the Nevada heat.
Easy transaction, installed in about 10 minutes and received product in a timely manner. Can't get much better than that.
Good looking .. Found difficult to mount it..
look great fit beautiful
Great product took a little to get use to it...
Look good and were easy to install. Haven't done enough long riding to actually test performance yet.
Install was real easy. The 3m tape didn't line up right on my 14' but it stays put.
Really like the look of theses sheilds! Just be careful what you clean them with. I sprayed an engine cleaner on the engine and the over spray removed the reflective coating. That Was Very Disappointing!
Easy to install and look great.
Second pair look great, I hope this set holds up better then the last set; prone to cracking.
Nice piece. Not only functional, but adds to the bike's appearance. Good price, fast ship. Recommended.
Everything fit perfect, its was packaged nicely and everything was there. Thanks
Very flimsy. Didn't get 200 mi before one of them broke.
Great add on. Looks great and easy to install.
Easy install,look and fit great
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The inadvertent administration of an excessive amount of epidural agents may cause nerve damage as well. Anesthesiologists are very careful to select the right epidural drugs based on the patient's medical history, comorbidities, age, height, and weight. The key to avoiding epidural toxicity is making sure that the proper dosage of an epidural medication is administered. In part, this involves a determination of the acceptable dosage per unit of body weight (i.e., ml/kg). Epidural toxicity may lead to permanent loss of motor function and sensation in the lower extremities. If you elect to have epidural analgesia, demand to be evaluated and monitored by an anesthesiologist or certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA) during the epidural infusion and throughout the anesthesia recovery period.
Some patients may be allergic to certain epidural agents. Because most epidural administrations involve a cocktail of different medications (e.g., fentanyl and bupivacaine), an anesthesiologist should be familiar with the patient's history of allergies. If you are considering epidural analgesia, make sure that you are not allergic to "caine" drugs or opiates.
Epidural analgesia may also make it more difficult to push during labor. Consequently, the use of epidural analgesia may lead to other medical interventions, including the use of Pitocin and a Caesarean section.
If you are an expectant mother, talk to your obstetrician about the risks associated with epidural analgesia. The decision to proceed with epidural analgesia should be a considered decision. Your physician can avoid some, if not most, complications associated with epidural analgesia by performing a proper and thorough assessment of your risk factors and by carefully monitoring you during labor and the recovery period.
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So sorry this will get long....I would REALLY appreciate any advice!
Quick history: I have twin girls that are 5.5. They were premature and I had a very difficult delivery. I did everything I could to try to nurse them but after four months of pumping and never getting them to latch I gave up. They had colic and reflux and it was EXHAUSTING.
My son is 6 weeks old and I am determined to make nursing work. We have had a bunch of different issues. He still has jaundice, it is finally going down as of the last week. We did the bili-light, then my ped had me do 36 hours of formula. I was terrified that he wouldn't go back to the breast, but he did just fine. I pumped during that time and got 5-6 each time so I was encouraged that my supply was ok. Week 2 and 3 nursing seemed to be going really well. It was very comfortable and DS was gaining weight great.
About week 4 I was trying to figure out what was going on with DS and decided I was having over-active letdown. He was getting sprayed a lot, he was making a clicking sound sometimes, having TONS of gas, and biting my nipples like a vice. I switched to block feeding to combat that, also cut out major dairy and caffeine hoping it would help him sleep and with his spitting up and gas.
Finally he was diagnosed with a UTI which explained why his jaundice had gone back up AGAIN. So we got on antibiotics. He started having a lot more reflux but I hoped it was due to the antibiotic.
The last three days have been INSANE. He has been nursing around the clock, by that I mean 1-2 times an hour and he will go as long as I let him. Even at night. Not sleeping well at all. He is super loud when he sleeps, tons of grunting and elephant noises (that has been since early on but seems worse). He is acting uncomfortable, often arching his back and stiffening his legs. I went ahead and filled the prescription for Zantac, I figured we will try it for a week and see if it gives him any relief. They only time he has slept well over the last couple days was in the Ergo or sleeping on my chest. When he is nursing he often bobs his head on the breast and gets upset, like he can't seem to latch on. He pulls off pretty often.
Tonight he nursed for nearly a half hour and just to experiment I fixed him a bottle (we still had formula from before). No flames, please, I just wanted to see if he was really hungry. He quickly downed over 4 oz of formula. So I am assuming from this that he is not getting enough and that my supply is down? I quit block feeding, obviously, and am working on upping my water intake. I have some of that tea that is supposed to help. What else should I do?
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We are at a point in time where the paths are set for the future of cities. The Cognitive Cities Conference (#CoCities) aims to bring the vibrant global conversation about the future of cities to Germany. We see CoCities as a platform for exchange and mutual inspiration. We invite urban planners, designers, technology geeks, environmental experts, public officials, urban gardening enthusiasts and cultural influencers to be part of the conversation. We can only make our cities more livable if we work together to improve them.
CoCities is a two-day event: Day 1 is a full-on conference, Day 2 is dedicated to exploring the city through workshops, guided tours and exhibitions.
During day two (27th February 2011) of the Cognitive Cities Conference there will be several workshops going on at Open Design City:
- Designing Public Space; Enable Berlin will run a workshop that seeks to explore the ways in which citizens interact with the city by drawing possible futures and co-designing public furniture. For more info about how we do it check our web. Only 20 places are available, book yours in advance: info(at)enableberlin(dot)org
- SVG2BVG; GRL-Germany will open SVG2BVG to the public, allowing visitors to create stencils and see DIY/Open Source technology in action. SVG2BVG uses custom computer vision software to detect graffiti tags, sends the ensuing shape to a diy laser cutter, and then outputs the tag as a stencil in realtime, creating a bridge from the physical to the digital and back. The stencils are conveniently sized for the television screens in the Berlin U-Bahn system, allowing you to create cheap, non-permanent, light-based graffiti in the comfort of your own transit system. Name-Tag and Lanyard options also supported!
- Memelab: For the Cognitive Cities Conference, we will link conference locations through GPS, and transform the data into a sonic accompaniment for the participants' travels to and from the various locations. SoniCity is an ongoing research into creating sonic maps that unfold through time. By tracing paths in this way, the map reflects the complexity and transformation of the city as experienced through flow.
Enable Berlin Session: Starts at 11:00
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CRESTVIEW � Organizers are hoping thousands of people will pack Main Street Nov. 2 for the annual Great Strides Race for Lace, raising at least $62,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
CRESTVIEW � Organizers are hoping thousands of people will pack Main Street Nov. 2 for the annual Great Strides Race for Lace, raising at least $62,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Approximately 500 participants were expected for last year�s race, but 2,000 showed up, Laurie Hutchison, one of the event organizers, said. This year, she hopes for even more.
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"We're planning on having 3,000 this year," she said.
Lacy Adams, 4, of Baker, for whom the event is named, chose this year's $62,000 goal, Hutchison said. Lacy, like Hutchison's daughter Meagan, a Crestview High freshman, has cystic fibrosis.
More than $52,000 was raised during last year's event, Lacy's mom, Lindsay Adams, said.
In advance of the 5-kilometer walk and run, Race for Lace is sponsoring CF 4 CF, or CrossFit for Cystic Fibrosis, Wednesday at Crestview High School's Jack Foster Stadium.
Two-person teams will be challenged to perform a Workout of the Day at one of three competition levels.
"65 Roses," another benefit, is a beauty pageant this Saturday. Registration in 10 categories, including some for boys, is open through today.
Hutchison said the pageant name comes from Lacy's term for "cystic fibrosis," which can be a tongue twister for a small child.
Entry fees for both events, as well as donations and sales of Boston butts on race day, directly benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Three upcoming events benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation:
WHAT: CF 4 CF (CrossFit for Cystic Fibrosis)
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WHERE: Pearl Tyner Auditorium, Crestview High School
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WHEN: Registration at 7 a.m. Nov. 2, event is 9 a.m.
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Rain postponed most of the singles matches at the Delray Beach International Tennis Championships on Wednesday.
The second-round match between eighth-seeded Xavier Malisse of Belgium and qualifier Daniel Munoz-De La Nava of Spain was tied at 2-2 in the first set when rain stopped play.
Two other singles matches — second-seeded Tommy Haas of Germany versus Denis Istomin of Uzbekistan, and third-seeded Sam Querrey of the U.S. against Ernests Gulbis of Latvia — were also postponed until Thursday.


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Nearly 30 bosses at Derbyshire County Council are set to lose their jobs.
The 27 senior management posts will be axed over the next three years – saving the cash-strapped authority £2.2million.
The council needs to slash £157m from its budget by 2018 as a result of Government cuts.
Council leader Anne Western said: "Nobody likes cutting jobs but we need to make savings.
"The senior management structure will be smaller but by working more efficiently we're confident we can continue to deliver services for local people and use the savings to help protect some frontline services."
She added: "We can't duck the responsibility of making these Government cuts.
"Like every other council across the country we simply have no choice but we have strong leadership and excellent financial management to tackle the tasks ahead.
"We take our responsibility to Derbyshire very seriously and will continue to be ambitious and not despondent."
Staff whose posts are being lost over the next year have been informed. The axed roles have not been made public.
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WORCESTER - A man was killed this morning when he was hit by a commuter train on tracks behind the EcoTarium. The accident was reported about 7:30 a.m., halting train service for more than two hours.
Passengers on the Boston-bound MBTA commuter train were moved to buses. Service has since resumed on the line.
City and MBTA investigators spent two hours at the accident scene, near Frank Street, off Belmont Street (Route 9).
Authorities have not publicly identified the man. They said he appears to be about 30.
MBTA police said the man was trespassing when struck. He was struck in an area with embankments on both sides of the tracks.
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Cata was a horrible expansion. I could spend the whole post just letting you know how much I hated it for various reasons… but it would be a short sighted. Cata was a growing pain that the game had to go through to put in new systems that will take it to the next level. It is amazing that Blizzard can do as much as they do with such a small group of people. Today the pre-expansion pack is hitting and I could not be more excited about it.
I have been playing on the horde side on a server that is like nothing I have ever experienced before. It is small but its nice. People are polite, it almost feels like one big guild. Very impressed with Baelgun. The only problem is that I am still not used to being horde and I love my alliance toons. I also have a guild to run in Whisperwind… and we are recruiting all people!
Things got really quite after our rogue completed his Fangs of the Father. I need to get better at predicting what milestones are coming to make sure another carrot is waiting. We went from a barely able to clear current content group of people to a heroic capable bunch. Not quite able to complete it yet, but close, very close.
I had a lot of decisions to make this time around. From a close guild to us wanting us to merge and form a 25 man progression guild, to just hanging back and becoming an LFR only type of player. Lets not forget to mention PvP which I still plan to do quite a bit of. I decided that our identity as a guild is something that people love and want to continue to be a part of. I am still getting used to the whole Benevolent Dictator type of GM I have become.
I am thinking of switching gears again and concentrating on mounts this expansion. Meaning completing the raiding metas for the current tier as our goal. Maybe even going one goal is a new boss, the next is the meta for another we have on farm. I really enjoy keeping people motivated and things going.
I am also going to have to make some hard decisions about performance when it comes to raiding. I keep on having to fill roles that I don't want to play because nobody else does. I really need to make sure that this expansion I get people to stick to a toon as a priority, including myself. We need to push, we should have alt raids, but our mains need to be our mains and it needs to be an agreed upon endeavor.
The biggest pitfalls to our raiding last time around was gearing too many alts. We did so because we wanted the flexibility to bring alts in to replace people… in the end it ended up being that once someone stopped playing or rage quit a raid we were left with not just one hole but two big ones.
So as we start this new expansion and look forward to see who will be the ultimate monk, we will concentrate on raiding and achievements. I think it will be fun. I also think that going back and getting the past titles and achievements will have its place. I like being able to have our non raiders taste the cool-aid. This time around though, I am not going to make anyone drink it and they will have to bring their own glass!


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Ok, I need help from all you video guys out there. Im currently running a 4-channel DVR system that I purchased last year and absolutely hate(http://www.closeoutc...m-p/cl-4pro.htm). Video quality is decent at best but the crappy software makes evidence review/playback a hassle. It has a USB port that the company said can be used for external backup devices however just about every one I try doesnt work. The DVR system wont recognize the devices I hook up. Also when Im reviewing evidence if I zoom in on a certain camera to look more closely at something I have to start all over when I return to normal view mode. Needless to say Im all set with this unit. Im now looking for a 6 or 8 channel system with GOOD reviewing software and a jog wheel would be nice.
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It is saddening to see people invested so heavily in cargo-cult programming practices that they cannot see natural solutions to simple problems after having their thoughts twisted by object-orientation as an ends and TDD as a fighting technique. Uncle Bob is struggling (and failing) to approach functional programming in the natural way by what seems to be his biases and commercial interests. His Bowling Game Kata (warning, PPT; right-click to download) is to find the score of a 10-frame bowling game:
The game consists of 10 frames as shown above. In each frame the player has two opportunities to knock down 10 pins. The score for the frame is the total number of pins knocked down, plus bonuses for strikes and spares.
A spare is when the player knocks down all 10 pins in two tries. The bonus for that frame is the number of pins knocked down by the next roll. So in frame 3 above, the score is 10 (the total number knocked down) plus a bonus of 5 (the number of pins knocked down on the next roll.)
A strike is when the player knocks down all 10 pins on his first try. The bonus for that frame is the value of the next two balls rolled.
In the tenth frame a player who rolls a spare or strike is allowed to roll the extra balls to complete the frame. However no more than three balls can be rolled in tenth frame.
In order to sidestep the problem of validating games for length, I'll consider a bowling game as an infinite number of balls, a finite prefix of which is non-zero:
let repeat x = let rec l = x :: l in l let game strikes = strikes @ repeat 0
Scoring a frame according to the rules is a matter of pattern matching on the first few balls. According to the result, a complete frame is removed and the rest of the game returned:
let score_frame = function | 10 :: (n :: m :: _ as g) -> 10 + n + m, g | n :: m :: (r :: _ as g) when n + m = 10 -> 10 + r, g | n :: m :: g -> n + m, g
To score a game, I keep track of how many frames I'm into the game, and stop at the tenth:
let rec score frame g = if frame = 10 then 0 else let n, g = score_frame g in n + score (succ frame) g
The game begins at the zeroth-frame, obviously:
# score 0 (game [1; 4; 4; 5; 6; 4; 5; 5; 10; 0; 1; 7; 3; 6; 4; 10; 2; 8; 6]) ;; - : int = 133
10 minutes of thinking, and some looking around to realize that I had mistyped the scorecard. What TDD do you need, Uncle Bob?


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Totally excited about this...I'm the Scrapbook News and Review magazine Featured Artist!
I feel honored to be included with such a talented group of crafters!! Thank you SNR!! And now I know why I've never sent in any of my creations for publication...I was seriously stressed out trying to think of a project worthy of the magazine! Seriously!!!
Here's some of my featured article....
This set consists of four cards in a simple card-wrap holder tied with twine, using cardstock, design paper, die-cuts and stamps.
I specifically created this set for a teacher to have thank you cards available to send out when needed. However, you can easily see the versatility of this set by simply changing the stamped sentiment.
Are you creating back to school projects too? I would enjoy seeing them, be sure to share them @ my linky party, Inspire Me Fridays!
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Melissa @ Sweet Coconut Lime created this one using the School Days kit by Zoe Pearn! FREE download HERE!
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