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Good Neighbor Program
(Pictured above, members of the JV lacrosse team painting at a local school through Rebuild SF. Most recently, in September 2015, SI hosted 200 members of Cornerstone Baptist Church, who met in our Commons and who spent the day cleaning up Sunset Boulevard, accompanied by SI's Green Team.)
In late November 2016, the SI Security team discovered stolen property dumped over the fence near the football field. The owners of the stolen luggage were identified by the name tags on the luggage and contacted. Turns out two gentlemen arrived the night before in SF from NY and had their rental car broken into while dining on Irving/8th. Over $30,000 dollars of computer and camera equipment were stolen, along with thier U.S. Passports. SFPD was called to the scene and took possession of the recovered stolen property. After I posted this information on NextDoor. com a neighbor responded that she witnessed 2-3 men running from the SI fence line the night before and left in two separate cars, white and silver sedans, possible Corlla or Sentra.
While investigating this incident I found out that the SF District Attorney's Office has a registry where residents can submit information about any surveillance cameras they may have on their property. SI has registered our cameras and would like to encourage all our neighbors to do the same.
Thank you,
Marybeth G. McFarland
Director of Security
While our Sunset District campus is the last of our six campuses since our founding in 1855, we have been here longer than any of our other homes. We started building in the 1960s in the sand dunes, and we opened our doors in 1969. Since then, we have worked to be a good neighbor to those who live near us, and this website is a continuation of those efforts.
Good Neighbor Program
We are now launching the Good Neighbor Program to help with problems you might have with our school community, from parking and litter to noise or street congestion. With your help, we also intend to do more. As part of our Good Neighbor Program, we want you to make use of the school's resources. Come to a play or musical. Enjoy watching our boys and girls compete with crosstown rivals or schools from the South Bay. Take a swim in our pool, which is open to the community. Please check out our calendar of events to see what we're offering from August through May.
Tell your neighbors about us too. Tell them to go to www.siprep.org/goodneighbor to find this site.
Contact Us
If you need to contact us for any reason to let us know about any issue (noise, litter, parking), to report a problem affecting the entire neighborhood (car break-ins) or to request a service from our students (such as lifting heavy furniture) fill out this form or call one of the numbers below.
Also feel free to contact our Good Neighbor ambassadors: Pete Koch, who lives on Rivera Street, and Helmut and Jamey Schmidt, who live on 39th Avenue. Pete's two children are SI grads, and the Schmidt's have a daughter at SI. If you want to contact them instead of us, they welcome your comments.
If you want regular updates about what's going on at SI, sign up for SI Connections, our monthly e-newsletter. Send a request to Director of Communications Tom Murphy, and he will add you to the mailing list.
To report problems with parking or litter:
Call Director of Security Marybeth McFarland during business hours at 415-419-4599 or call SI Security at any time day or night at 415-624-4285.
Contact SI with questions, concerns or requests for help here.

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In anticipation for Season 2 of The Walking Dead, each week I'll be bringing you a special look at our beloved cast of characters. This week we will focus on Lori and Carl Grimes. Rick's family is his priority. Let's look at them. Stepping into the shoes of Lori Grimes is Sarah Wayne Callies. Carl Grimes is portrayed by Chandler …Read More »
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Alterio offers fans a pretty good shot of his luscious buns, however you'll wish the camera lingered a bit longer on it during a bed scene with his girl. After a second woman enters the room to deliver a message, the handsome actor rolls over onto his backside and sits up to read it, revealing his pubes and all but the head of his penis.
A decent distant frontal
As distant frontals go, this one is pretty good. I'm even giving it three stars because in it you can still see dark-haired Spanish hunk Ernesto Alterio's penis clearly dangling from his fine, lean body. Nice shot of those buttocks, too as he undresses and heads into the see. Tip: if you receive any of the Spanish-version premium channels, watch for this well-made film which airs every now and then, usually at night.


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Anderson County will be defending its 30th District championship against arch-rival Shelby County. Anderson won the teams' regular-season meeting, 60-53, on Jan. 4 at Shelby County.
Anderson returned "about 50" of its 500-ticket allotment to host Spencer County High School, according to principal Ray Woodyard.
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FREDERICK, Md.—Hood College will hold an undergraduate open house on Saturday, March 24 to give prospective students and their families an opportunity to learn more about what Hood has to offer.
The open house will begin at 8:45 a.m. in the Whitaker Campus Center Commons. Students will get an in-depth look at Hood and will have the opportunity to meet with faculty, students and other members of the Hood Community; tour the campus; talk with a coach; learn about the financial aid process; and more.
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"They're traditional loners, and we wanted to keep it that way… Part of the appeal is they're these 'Last Men Standing,'" Singer said of Sam and Dean Winchester (Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles) during a special Q&A in Los Angeles, Calif. on Tuesday.
But, that doesn't mean that the show is ignoring the appeal of some of their recurring players and guest stars.
Of course, Castiel (Misha Collins) will be back sooner, rather than later.
"He's really crucial to the tablet story," Singer said. "He's going through a trial of his own that's personal. Naomi is very unhappy with him; Crowley is very unhappy with him; and he is a confused angel right now."
But additionally, Felicia Day, whose immediate fan-favorite second episode, "LARP and the Real Girl," just aired last week was announced to be returning for a third guest appearance (her second this season) before the end of the year.
"We love Felicia!" Singer said, before noting that they are just starting to break the end of the season in the writer's room and details on her episode are still being worked out.
"This time around, she's going to bring a case to them," he said.
Additionally, Ty Olsson and Liane Balaban both played heavily into the first half of the season's "flashback arc" to set up conflicts and relationships Sam and Dean experienced without each other in the year they were apart. Singer confirmed that the flashbacks are finished for the season, but that doesn't mean so are Olsson and Balaban's times on the show.
"He was really fighting the good fight of trying not to give into his blood lust, and I think Dean having to cut the tie is a hard thing for him. So, we'll explore that — what he'll be going through — we never felt that story was totally ended. It's probably not great drama to end a whole arc on a phone call!" Singer said of Olsson.
When it comes to Balaban, Singer was less willing to commit to a how and a when of a return, only noting that "maybe" she'd reappear down the line.
"We think she's a really valuable character; we liked her a lot; and she certainly creates a new complication in Sam's life. Again, we're just kind of doing the end of the season now in the room, and I know that we've talked about bringing her back, but we don't have anything specific."
Supernatural airs on Wednesdays at 9PM on The CW.
Which of these guest stars' returns make you most excited? Let us know in the comments below!
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LGBT News Platform About Magazine Names Anthony Ramirez As Editor In Chief
(HOUSTON) — About Magazine + About News today announced that Anthony Ramirez has been appointed editor-in-chief of the About News platform. Ramirez succeeds Cade Michals, executive publisher, and founder since 2008, who is stepping aside for Ramirez to take lead. Michals will step back from his post as executive publisher of the LGBT news platform on November 7.
Michals will continue to play a pivotal role behind the scenes with the organization, and its multiple affiliates, but will no longer make editorial, or day-to-day management decisions. Michals, also the founder and director of the LGBT award show in Houston, The F.A.C.E. Awards, has been transitioning the award show to a non-profit over the past few months allowing the awards show to continue.
Ramirez is no stranger to writing. He is credited with three published novels (The Write Thing, Witches of the Deep South, and Where He Lay Down). Credits also include published work with the Advertising Specialty Institute, and a nationally published column 'Less Than Butterflies,' that Ramirez has transitioned to the About News platform.
Anthony has served as the editor of fiction and the director of social media and marketing for ELJ Publications. Last year he hosted the event Yas Queen: Out of the Margins (a reading of LGBTQ, POC, and women writers) at the American Writers and Writing Programs Conference in Washington D.C. He recently completed coursework for his Bachelor of the Fine Arts in Creative Writing.
Beyond writing and journalism, Ramirez is also a performer of the stage and screen. He is the host and executive producer of the web show 'Wineding Down with Anthony.' Ramirez currently produces and stars in the forthcoming sitcom 'The Anthony Project.'
He also sings annually in the Kingwood Kabaret scholarship fundraising event for Lone Star College. Additionally, Ramirez serves as the volunteer committee chair for Pride Houston, Inc. His most recent novel, Where He Lay Down, was considered for an honor by the American Library Association's 'Over the Rainbow' committee.
Starting with About News in June, Ramirez was an investigative reporter. With this transition, Ramirez plans to expand the brand into a multimedia platform that will include a boost in op-ed pieces, featuring short fiction and poetry from LGBTQ writers around the state. Also including video content, and spotlights on Texas-based LGBTQ civilians who impact the community in a positive way.
As a means of achieving these goals, Ramirez states he is actively seeking writers, videographers, editors, and SEO-literate people within the community to take the brand to a new level.
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So, it's late, and I'm breaking my long LONG blog silence to post this thing I just wrote out. I'm not sure if it's appropriate for this blog or not, but... I wrote it and I have nowhere else to put it, so it is going here... It's kind of raw and definitely unedited...I apologize in advance...
I've said it before… or blogged it before, I guess… but you know what I want? I want someone to care…to really want to know about me. To be curious about my life, for me to be a priority in their minds.
I'm not entirely sure what it would feel like, honestly, but I imagine it would be awesome. It would be amazing to have a conversation with someone where I wasn't the only one asking questions… where I would say something and there would be follow up questions because the person I am talking to actually wants to know more about me. I seriously feel desperate for it. I find myself saying things in conversations on purpose to invite questions (which I know is passive aggressive, so I try not to do it, but sometimes I can't help it. I just really want to feel someone's interest), and no one asks,. Or they ask, and I get one or two sentences in describing whatever it is I want to talk about and then they start talking about themselves. And I revert to my usual status of listening, and asking questions and follow up questions and giving my opinion on their lives.
It's been a lifelong thing, really… my mother doesn't know me. Not really. It's evident in her gifts to me which in no way reflect any knowledge of who I am. Seriously, she buys herself something and then just buys another one and gives the second one to me. So I have hats and pots and books that are just doubles of what are in her house. And I have so many memories of trying to actually tell her about something in my life, a story from work or something, and I will be saying something and all of a sudden she will say "Sorry, I wasn't listening… what were you saying?"… which will deflate me, and now I don't want to tell her, but I will… and I can see her using all of her energy to try and pay attention to something she clearly doesn't care about. It hurts. Oh, and then there's the times I've actually argued with her about who I was. I remember when I was in middle school and the whole introvert/extrovert, Myers-Briggs test was sort of becoming popular. I remember asking her and her friends who were talking about it one night what it all meant, and I listened to their descriptions and said "oh, okay… I think I'm an introvert…" and having all of these people, including my mother argue with me and insist that I was an extrovert. None of them would take my word for it, it drove me crazy. My mother to this day doesn't think I'm an introvert, but that's partially because she thinks there's something wrong with introverts. She would never say that specifically, but she has said stuff like "wanting to be alone, there's something wrong with that…" so you know, that's exactly what she's saying, she just doesn't know she's saying it.
I've been kind of exploding with this recently. Stupid things like… I've been reading a lot of books about history lately, and the other day I went out for dinner with a friend of mine and wanted to talk about this book I read with her. So I did. And the next week we were making plans again to hang out, and she actually said to me "I want to go for dinner, but not if you're going to talk about that history stuff again…" and I was… hurt. Of course. I mean, I get that not everything that's interesting to me is going to be interesting to everyone around me, but well…a)that was rude, and b)I can't tell you how many conversations I've had with friends talking about things that are not interesting to me, but are important to them, and because my friends are important to me I listen and care about it. Case in point, I went for dinner with this friend again, and we spent the entire meal talking about her work. Not exactly something that would be of interest to me, but I listened and engaged because she is my friend. I've listened to my friends talk about their boyfriend/girlfriend issues till I was blue in the face. When one of my best friends had her kids, I listened to and engaged in endless conversations about sleep training and potty training… not exactly riveting stuff, but stuff that was obviously important to her, and consuming her thoughts at the time. I try to have one conversation about history and apparently I've crossed a line?
Okay, so that was extreme, I know… most of my friends aren't that rude. They just… are obviously not interested. I say something and they don't engage and I either continue and feel really awkward or I eventually just fade out and start asking them questions about their life that they want to talk about. Am I just so fucking boring? Or is it just a lack of confidence on my part? I remember once asking someone how they talked in group settings. Cause I find it really hard. I start to talk and people just talk over me. I've been told by people the trick is to just keep talking, but when I do that a)I feel horrible and b)it doesn't work. People just keep talking over me and no one pays attention.
I can't change who I am entirely, I'm not going to figure out the answer and become a master of self confidence, and learn how to command attention. I don't really want that anyway… I don't really like being the center of attention. But I would just like to feel that there is one person who cares about what is going on in my head. Who I could sit there and talk about sleep training or potty training, or what would be the equivalent in my life – a curriculum change at my school, the latest book I've read on the Taiping Revolution, my thoughts about my coworkers… and this person would care enough about me to actually engage in a conversation (a two way conversation…not one where I just talk and they don't participate…) with me about it.
So… I would love to have a girlfriend… I would… but more than that, I just want someone… someone who wants to know me. Is this selfish? Probably… maybe… And it's definitely late at night, and I'm definitely feeling super emotional. And I know that writing this post is prompted by the fact that I have tried to have a conversation today with three different friends about something weird that happened to me yesterday and I just can find anyone who has the time to listen. And maybe they are legitimately busy or whatever… but still… it shouldn't be impossible for me to have this one bloody conversation… I should be able to find someone to talk to. It's not a desperate situation, I'm not needing to talk about something life or death, I just want to talk about this weird thing that happened… and there is no one… I have no one that I can turn to who I feel I can trust will reliably be there to listen to me, and to actually care to hear what I have to say. That's what I want. More than a girlfriend right now, that's what I want…


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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Life is getting harder in the nation's poorest states. Census data show those states are Mississippi and Louisiana, with about one in five residents living in poverty and about the same percentage surviving without health insurance.
The Census Bureau said Tuesday that roughly 618,000 Mississippi residents and 886,000 in Louisiana don't have any health insurance. That's 21.1 percent of Mississippi residents and 20 percent in Louisiana. Texas has the nation's highest percentage: 24.6 percent.
Mississippi was the nation's poorest state in 2010. The bureau says an estimated 664,000 residents — 22.7 percent — had income below the poverty line. Louisiana was the second-poorest, at 21.6 percent, or 958,000 people.
Nationally, about one in six people live below the official poverty level of $22,314 a year for a family of four.
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Avian influenza (AI) is a contagious viral infection that can affect several species of food producing birds as well as pet birds and wild birds. AI viruses can be classified into two categories: low pathogenicity (LPAI) and highly pathogenic (HPAI) forms, based on the severity of the illness caused in birds.
Avian influenza viruses, such as the highly pathogenic H5N1 virus
present in Asia, may, on rare occasions, cause disease in humans.
Transmission to humans has occurred through close contact with infected
birds or heavily contaminated environments.
In Canada, highly pathogenic avian influenza and low pathogenicity H5
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Influenza, which is a reportable disease under the Health of Animals Act. All cases must be reported to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).
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Thursday, December 04, 2014
Be Informed About Avian Influenza In British Colombia, Canada
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Wednesday, December 03, 2014
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) Works To Control Avian Influenza In British Columbia
After testing by the Province of British Columbia, CIFA has confirmed the presence of H5 avian influenza on two farms in the Fraser Valley; a turkey farm in Abbotsford and a broiler breeder farm in Chilliwack.
CFIA continues avian influenza investigation in British ColumbiaThe Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is continuing its investigation into an outbreak of avian influenza on two farms in British Columbia's Fraser Valley.
The two farms continue to be under quarantine to control disease spread, and two additional farms in the Fraser Valley have been placed under quarantine today. These farms were determined to be at high risk since they received birds from one of the original farms. Birds on these new farms were also showing signs of illness.
As avian influenza is highly contagious and can spread rapidly, it is possible that additional at-risk farms may be identified in the coming days. Poultry farmers are encouraged to report any suspicious symptoms to the CFIA.
The CFIA will continue to advise the public and the poultry industry if additional farms are confirmed to be affected.
Testing continues in order to confirm pathogenicity. Results are expected within days.
In the coming days, the CFIA will humanely euthanize and dispose of all birds on the infected premises in accordance with provincial environmental regulations and internationally accepted disease control guidelines.
When animals affected by a disease are ordered destroyed by the CFIA under the Health of Animals Act, the farmer is also informed that they will receive compensation. The CFIA is dedicated to working directly with affected producers so that the compensation process runs as smoothly as possible.
For animals ordered destroyed, the CFIA bases compensation amounts on the animal's market value (up to a maximum amount as stipulated in the Compensation for Destroyed Animals Regulations), taking into consideration factors such as genetic background, age and production records. For example, a normal eating chicken is assigned a rate of $20 per bird, a breeding chicken is $1200 per bird, a turkey is $70 per bird, and a breeding turkey is $1050 per bird. Please refer to the Schedule in the Regulations for accurate amounts.
Normally, a producer can expect compensation in 6 to 10 weeks.
Beyond the CFIA's compensation, other financial assistance may be available through programs administered by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, and, in some cases, provincial or territorial governments. Costs and losses considered by these programs may include business disruption and other extraordinary costs incurred due to disease.
Avian influenza viruses do not pose risks to food safety when poultry and poultry products are properly handled and cooked. Avian influenza rarely affects humans that do not have consistent contact with infected birds. Public health authorities stand ready to take precautionary measures as warranted.
The CFIA has mobilized all available resources to manage this situation. The Agency continues to work closely with the Province of British Columbia, the owners of the infected birds, and the poultry industry to manage this outbreak.
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Labels: avian influenza, CFIA, H5N1, Health Canada
Tuesday, December 02, 2014
CDC Rapid Ebola Preparedness (REP) teams have assessed more than 50 facilities in 15 states and D.C.
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The Hospitals Equipped With Ebola Treatment Centers In USA As Of 12/2/2014
This list will be updated weekly. The 35 hospitals with Ebola treatment centers listed alphabetically state-wise as of 12/2/2014 are :
- Kaiser Oakland Medical Center; Oakland, California
- Kaiser South Sacramento Medical Center; Sacramento, California
- University of California Davis Medical Center; Sacramento, California
- University of California San Francisco Medical Center; San Francisco, California
- Emory University Hospital; Atlanta, Georgia
- Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago; Chicago, Illinois
- Northwestern Memorial Hospital; Chicago, Illinois
- Rush University Medical Center; Chicago, Illinois
- University of Chicago Medical Center; Chicago, Illinois
- Johns Hopkins Hospital; Baltimore, Maryland
- University of Maryland Medical Center; Baltimore, Maryland
- National Institutes of Health Clinical Center; Bethesda, Maryland
- Allina Health's Unity Hospital; Fridley, Minnesota
- Children's Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota - Saint Paul campus; St. Paul, Minnesota
- Mayo Clinic Hospital - Rochester, Saint Marys Campus; Rochester, Minnesota
- University of Minnesota Medical Center, West Bank campus, Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Nebraska Medicine - Nebraska Medical Center; Omaha, Nebraska
- North Shore System LIJ/Glen Cove Hospital; Glen Cove, New York
- Montefiore Health System; New York City, New York
- New York-Presbyterian/Allen Hospital; New York City, New York
- NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation/HHC Bellevue Hospital Center; New York City, New York
- Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital; New Brunswick, New Jersey
- The Mount Sinai Hospital; New York City, New York
- Children's Hospital of Philadelphia; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston; Galveston, Texas
- Methodist Hospital System in collaboration with Parkland Hospital System and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center; Richardson, Texas
- University of Virginia Medical Center; Charlottesville, Virginia
- Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center; Richmond, Virginia
- Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, Milwaukee; Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin – Froedtert Hospital, Milwaukee; Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- UW Health – University of Wisconsin Hospital, Madison, and the American Family Children's Hospital, Madison; Madison, Wisconsin
- MedStar Washington Hospital Center; Washington, D.C.
- Children's National Medical Center; Washington, D.C.
- George Washington University Hospital; Washington, D.C.
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Monday, December 01, 2014
World Aids Day 2014. "Focus, Partner, Achieve: An AIDS-Free Generation"
On December 1, the whole world observe World AIDS Day. Mainly to raise awareness of the global impact of HIV/AIDS, to share the pains, achievements of those affected by it, both triumphant and defeated. Most importantly to raise awareness and achieve more positive results in the upcoming year. It is estimated that closer to 35 million people are living with HIV/AIDS worldwide. The theme for World AIDS Day 2014 – "Focus, Partner, Achieve: An AIDS-Free Generation" – reflects the drive to focus on interventions proven to work and to partner with a broad range of stakeholders to achieve control of the HIV epidemic and, ultimately, an AIDS-free generation.
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Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Do not purchase or use Black Storm, FDA Recommendation
Black Storm: Public Notification - Undeclared Drug Ingredient[Posted 11/24/2014]
AUDIENCE: Consumer
ISSUE: FDA is advising consumers not to purchase or use Black Storm. FDA laboratory analysis confirmed that Black Storm contains sildenafil, the active ingredient in the FDA-approved prescription drug Viagra, used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED). This undeclared ingredient may interact with nitrates found in some prescription drugs such as nitroglycerin and may lower blood pressure to dangerous levels. Men with diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or heart disease often take nitrates.
BACKGROUND: Black Storm is a product promoted and sold for sexual enhancement on various websites and possibly in some retail stores.
RECOMMENDATION: Do not purchase or use Black Storm.
Healthcare professionals and patients are encouraged to report adverse events or side effects related to the use of these products to the FDA's MedWatch Safety Information and Adverse Event Reporting Program:
- Complete and submit the report Online: www.fda.gov/MedWatch/report.htm
- Download form or call 1-800-332-1088 to request a reporting form, then complete and return to the address on the pre-addressed form, or submit by fax to 1-800-FDA-0178
[11/24/2014 - Tainted Sexual Enhancement Products - FDA]
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FDA Drug Safety Communication Regarding Biogen Idec's Tecfidera (dimethyl fumarate)
Tecfidera (dimethyl fumarate) by Biogen Idec: Drug Safety Communication - Case of Rare Brain Infection PML Reported[Posted 11/25/2014]
AUDIENCE: Neurology
ISSUE: FDA is warning that a patient with multiple sclerosis (MS) who was being treated with Tecfidera (dimethyl fumarate) developed a rare and serious brain infection called progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy (PML), and later died. The patient who died was not taking any other drugs that affect the immune system or drugs that are thought to be associated with PML. As a result, information describing this case of PML is being added to the Tecfidera drug label.
PML is a rare and serious brain infection caused by the John Cunningham (JC) virus. The JC virus is a common virus that is harmless in most people but can cause PML in some patients who have weakened immune systems.
See the FDA Drug Safety Communication for additional clinical information about this case.
- Tecfidera is a drug used to treat relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis (MS), a brain and spinal cord disease in which patients experience multiple episodes of weakness, numbness, and other nervous system signs and symptoms that partially or completely resolve overs weeks or months. Patients may develop persistent symptoms and disability over time.
- Approximately 4,000 patients have taken Tecfidera in MS clinical trials, including 1,000 patients treated for at least 4 years. Biogen reports that more than 100,000 patients with MS worldwide have taken Tecfidera since FDA approved it in 2013.
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My Depression Was the Worst It Has Ever Been During My Pregnancy
What is a time of joy for many women was my darkest hour.
I was 10 when I first developed a fascination with sociopaths. I'd been watching the news, tracking the hunt for Alton Coleman, a spree killer on the loose. I remember locking and re-locking all the doors and windows in the house one night because my parents were out. I was still unused to not having a babysitter and I was perilously afraid that Coleman was going to break in and kill me -- an extension of the fear I'd been living with since I'd had conscious thought, which was that I would be kidnapped in my sleep and wake up somewhere else and never, ever be safe again.
When "Law & Order" premiered my junior year of high school, I was immediately drawn to what seemed like a complicated but important dramatic structure. I got lost in episodes, not always able to follow all the twists and turns, completely enthralled. I wanted more legal procedure, more justice.
I read "Helter Skelter" and learned about Charles Manson's use of mind control on his "family," and how sociopathic anger is often founded in ignorance and distortion. I watched documentaries on serial killers, pedophilia, and Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy. I read up on criminal profiling. I realized that asking "why" people do the things they do was a waste of time because there was no answer to the question.
That truth was unsettling, and "Law & Order" became a weekly antidote to the violence and chaos I saw around me on the streets of Chicago, where I grew up. Before long, the chung-chung between scenes had the power to tether my body to the earth when my head was busy spinning out.
By some coincidence, the actor that played ADA Jack McCoy in the original franchise, Sam Waterston, spoke at my graduation from the College of Santa Fe in 1996. Because I wound up working in the public relations office of my alma mater for several years, I possess a copy of that speech with Waterston's hand-written edits on it. I also have his phone number, which over the last 15 years I have called four times.
Three of those times were while I was having a panic attack at work, when I knew that hearing the sound of his voice on his answering machine would soothe me. The other time was also from work, when a student was having a panic attack in my office. I offered to call Sam Waterston's answering machine on speaker phone and she enthusiastically accepted.
It was during the summer after college graduation, with the confluence of having seen Jack McCoy in the flesh and A&E beginning to syndicate the show, that my L&O obsession became full-fledged. I was living with family in New York, working as a receptionist, because I didn't know what else to do with myself. I was positive that my only alternative was turning into a schizophrenic homeless person overnight -- a fear that woke me up from a dead sleep in October of my senior year and only increased as the school year wore on.
That summer, I spent a lot of time in an Irish café in the Bronx. I bolted every night at 10:50 so I could get down the block and upstairs in time for my 11 p.m. fix. A few months later, after I moved back to New Mexico because that's where I felt the safest, I timed the fastest route home from work so I would miss only the cold open of the 5 p.m. airing.
I soon met the guy I eventually married and he will tell you that one of the first moments he knew I was weird enough for him to have a long-term thing with was when he turned on the TV to the middle of an episode of L&O, and after hearing -- from another room -- Briscoe, Logan, and Van Buren heave a few sighs and comment on a cup of coffee, I called out, "The son did it! He killed his dad because he's embarrassed to be a super's kid!"
When I was 28, I started therapy and was diagnosed with serious chronic post-traumatic stress disorder stemming from prolonged child abuse. I'm not ready to get into the nature of the abuse in a national forum, but let's just say it's considered shocking and unusual enough that it's been depicted only once in the history of "L&O: Special Victims Unit."
My therapist, who died two years ago, explained PTSD as a fundamental change to the nervous system due to fear, a chemical malfunction in the fight-or-flight response. I perceive danger where there is none, sometimes even when good things happen. When there is a potential threat, I perceive it as life-threatening -- even if it's just someone running behind me on the sidewalk or the sound of someone whispering.
Often, I just freeze. My body locks up around my pounding heart; my vision swims; my mouth goes dry; it's difficult to form a thought. Sometimes I lose the power to speak at all. I was abused from such a young age that my nervous system permanently functions this way. I've had enough therapy now to be able to understand intellectually what the actual danger level is, but my body doesn't know the difference. My body will continue to flip the fuck out for weeks after a completely resolved minor ripple in the self-constructed even flow of my adult life. It's not good for my health.
Watching episode after episode of L&O helps me maintain an even keel. I have seen every episode of every franchise at least a dozen times (except for the season of "Criminal Intent" with Jeff Goldblum and Saffron Burrows. No.) If we're talking Original Recipe, my favorite assistant ADA is Claire, followed by Abbie. I came to appreciate Stone later in life, after years of preferring McCoy. I really liked the seasons with Jeremy Sisto and Anthony Anderson and thought the franchise was canceled at the height of its creative renaissance.
I know many people find SVU problematic because it presents sex crimes for entertainment, but in its early years, before they ran out of believable plots and the acting got awful, it was trying to do something important. There are a few episodes I won't watch, but in general, even the most objectionable material fades into the background because my brain just wants the structure of the thing, not the thing itself.
My all-time favorite L&O team is Bobby Goren and Alex Eames. When Vincent D'Onofrio first showed up, pointing and leaning and touching the dead, I couldn't stand him, but then they started revealing Bobby as a person. I felt such a kinship with him. Our backgrounds have some similarities, but what I really responded to was his unapologetic interest in psychology mixed with emotional damage so obvious it radiates off of him.
Though I know the actor is attractive, my primary connection is cerebral. My husband teases me because I actually find Bobby hotter the wilder and more shambling he becomes during the run of the series. (I know it was a topic of media gossip at the time, but I'm not speculating here on D'onofrio's own mental or physical health.)
In the eight-episode farewell season of "CI," Bobby finally goes to therapy. The final season premiered just days after my own therapist died, and spanned the months between getting a diagnosis of and then treatment for thyroid cancer. Bobby's sessions with Dr. Paula Grayson were a gift to me when I was in a prolonged state of panic. Like Bobby, I tend to confuse what I'm good at with my value as a human, and seeing him learn to trust her made me feel like there was hope in the world. His friendship and working relationship with Eames is also endearing. She brings the snark. I like them best when they pretend to be an overbearing wealthy couple in order to get information.
Netflix Instant makes it possible to play "Law & Order" continuously. I turn it on for background noise while I'm writing. I turn it on to drown out the PTSD voices in my head that like to tell me I'm worthless. I turn it on in celebration when something good happens. I turn it on before a nap on a particularly triggering day, so I won't get scared by silence. I turn it on when I stretch. I'm going to turn it on right now, just for finishing this article.
Do you have any shows you use to self-soothe? How do you banish your nasty inner voices?


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EngineTurbo 2.0L Boxer-4
Power250 HP / 258 LB-FT
0-60 Time6.2 Seconds (est.)
DrivetrainAll-Wheel Drive
Curb Weight3,622 LBS
Cargo31.5 / 68.5 CU-FT
MPG23 City / 28 HWY
Base Price$27,995
As Tested Price$36,220
When Subaru first offered a turbocharged Forester XT model to US customers for the 2004 model year, the shoe-shaped second-gen model fell into a ready-made competitive set of small, V6-powered crossovers and SUVs. The XT might have been more of a raucous shopping-trip companion than, say, a Ford Escape V6, but the basics of the cars offered a clear differentiation from the naturally aspirated, four-cylinder models found just a bit downmarket. Here in 2013, the V6 breed of crossover in this size class is all but extinct, and turbocharged four-cylinders with the power to compete with the XT are not thick on the ground.
In many ways, the comparative analysis gets most interesting when you start looking around for CUVs to match up with the all-boxes-ticked Forester XT Touring that we had as a tester for a recent week. The top of the line Touring trim means that the Forester comes with features like 10-way power seats, leather, navigation, a Harmon Kardon sound system with HD radio, Bluetooth and more. In fact, our Forester also had the only option package available on the XT Touring; one that included keyless access, HID headlights and Subaru's EyeSight system (adaptive cruise, lane departure warning and pre-collision braking).
And, of course, because of the XT trim, we knew that we were getting one of the most powerful crossovers in this segment, too. Subaru's turbocharged, direct-injection 2.0-liter boxer four-cylinder lay under the hood, ready to pump out some 250 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque at the flex of an ankle. Combined with a light-for-the class curb weight of around 3,600 pounds and Subaru's grippy all-wheel-drive system, the XT feels pretty quick in town and on the freeway.
Add all of that up, and you've got a strong-performing, content-laden crossover, all for the sum of just $36,220 as tested...
The price really threw you there, didn't it? We'll admit that our default mental pricing of a Forester still hovers somewhere in the mid-$20k range – the XT's sticker threw us for a loop, too. What Subaru hopes is that this top-end XT can offer more excitement than the most tricked-out of its mainstream competition, along with nearly as many features as the middle-luxury models that hover just above it.
The price really threw you there, didn't it?
In terms of the performance part, we're nearly onboard. Our second run-in with the XT proved out Zach Bowman's thoughts in his First Drive feature this past January. The boxer turbo has been smoothed out in terms of power delivery and makes good use of its very broad torque curve to provide a kind of effortless, drama-free pull from most any speed. The continuously variable transmission is neither droning nor artificial in most scenarios.
Our biggest complaint with the powertrain is that it lacks the verve of previous generations of turbo'd Foresters, though that's mostly the case in the "Intelligent" (could also be called "Normal") mode of the three-mode driving program selection. Sport and Sport Sharp are the other two options, with Sport Sharp proving the best overall for those who need a blast of adrenaline.
The CVT really does a pretty good job of impersonating a dual-clutch transmission.
Thusly sharped, the XT's throttle pedal goes from rubbery to responsive, and initial acceleration is dramatically improved right off the bat. Here also, the slight turbo lag evident in the 2.0-liter engine is less noticeable, and the action via the steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters is a lot quicker. Sharp mode allows the transmission to offer eight fake gears instead of six, and the CVT really does a pretty good job of impersonating a dual-clutch transmission.
We'll say that Sport is a better all-around driving mode than Intelligent in our experience, too – the latter really causing a lot of the XT's power to be dulled. Fair warning: neither Sport nor Sport Sharp modes are available when the Forester has a cold engine. The car must reach peak operating temperatures (noted when the blue water temp light switches off) before Intelligent mode can be overridden. In our experience, this happened after the first five or ten minutes of driving, on average, in a rather chilly climate.
Fair warning: neither Sport nor Sport Sharp modes are available when the Forester has a cold engine.
The XT has a "sport-tuned" suspension that lesser Foresters don't get, but don't be fooled into thinking that this transforms the vehicle into an XL WRX. While grip from the AWD system is good, the skinnier tires, added ride height and softer springs all mean that the CUV will not corner with the same fierceness as its rally-forged brand mate. The XT generally defaults to safely understeering when pushed into a corner, though we will say that it pulls much harder coming out than do any of its prime competitors.
As we listed before, the feature set of the XT Touring is fairly impressive, but we're not convinced that the litany of gizmos quite brings it up to the near-luxury level. While the fun-to-drive factor of the turbocharged Forester is higher than far-costlier crossovers like the Volvo XC60, Acura RDX and maybe even the Audi Q5, the interior design and material quality of the cabin still falls short.
Actually, we never would have even thought to go down this path, had it not been for one of our passengers during our loan period. A female friend of ours, not particularly well-versed in the world of autos, hopped in the backseat for a ride to dinner. Not knowing what she was riding in, the woman asked/guessed, "Is this a new Audi?" Without reading too much into an unschooled, snap judgment, we found it impressive that a layman could mistake a Subaru cabin, even for a moment, for that of the always-vaunted Audi interior.
We found it impressive that a layman could mistake a Subaru cabin... for that of the always-vaunted Audi interior.
And, when you look around, it does feel as though Subaru has raised its game to the level of say, Volkswagen's last generation of cars. We don't mean that as a thinly veiled insult, either. Our test car had reasonable leather (a little too free of natural grain and shiny to feel premium), nice contrast stitching and a subdued suite of black and silver plastics; none of it unlike what you'd expect from a Jetta or a Passat. The noise, vibration and harness quotient is pretty low, too – arguably as quiet as a mainstreamer like the Ford Escape, though less tomb-like than a proper lux crossover like the new RDX. Subaru's audio and navigation interfaces continue to need help, however. In short, the new cabin is nice, but it doesn't differentiate itself in the luxury arena the way the XT engine does in terms of performance.
Even in its basic formulation, the 2014 Forester is usefully sized, with great room in the rear seating and cargo areas especially. It has looks and a driving style that are unlike most of the CUVs in its class, and it should really appeal to the legion of Forester lovers around the world.
With the XT's 2.0T engine added to that equation, we think that a lot of drivers who value exciting vehicles will find just enough to love in the high-po Forester to make it interesting, too. Now that the CVT is less of a penalty box, and despite our longing for a manual transmission with this engine, there's a lot of fun to be had behind the wheel. And, as only the Hyundai Santa Fe Sport 2.0T, Kia Sportage SX and Ford Escape 2.0T can really match the XT in terms of power output, price and utility, the options are pretty narrow.
Were it our money on the line, we'd probably still save a few grand by opting for the XT without all the niceties of the Touring trim and the technology package. That combination leaves one with a comfortable, well-driving machine that leaves the wallet intact, and the soul unsullied by industry-standard CUV dullness. It may not have a natural home, or a straight-on segment, but the Forester XT wouldn't really be a Subaru if it didn't have just a touch of weird, would it?


text: It is bulb planting season. As the fresh autumn breezes rustle through the changing fall leaves, spring is not the first thing that comes to mind. In order to be rewarded with brilliant colored spring flowers we need to get a move on. Put an order into a bulb supplier or visit a garden center. We all know those stop you in your tracks favorites like yellow Daffodils and Red Tulips, but have you thought about extending your spring season with Snowdrops and Winter Aconite that can begin flowering as early as February? Blue Siberian Squill and Chionodoxa are soon to follow. These bulbs all flower ahead of the common Crocus, which is now available in some not so common new colors. Try some pastel varieties of crocus such as Blue Pearl, Romance and Firefly. Crocuses are not only for spring. Fall flowering varieties can also be planted now along with their cousin the Fall Blooming Colchicum.


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Today, we are tabling a motion seeking the support of the House for the Government's decision to renew our military mission against ISIL for up to an additional 12 months. Our objectives remain the same: we intend to continue to degrade the capabilities of ISIL, that is, to degrade its ability to engage in military movements of scale, to operate bases in the open, to expand its presence in the region, and to propagate attacks outside the region.
The Liberals, apparently, want to prorogue the House. They want to run out of town, get out of town just one step ahead of the sheriff. Is the Liberal government committed to staying here as planned throughout the month of November so that it can be held accountable in the House for its actions?... Now is it true that the government will prorogue the House so that it will not be held accountable for its shameful record.
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The name of the pub celebrates the legend, according to which Otepää got its name from a hill shaped as a bear's head, in old Estonian 'head of Ott'. Oti pub was opened in the autumn of 2001. Tasty food, pleasant service and stylish interior design are the elements attracting people. We have organised two different rooms for our guests. Oti pub is two-storied and each guest will find a table to their taste.
In summer there also are the lower and upper open terrace, which gives a wonderful view to the central square, historic Town Hill and the old church. The lower terrace brings you straight to the wonderful local outdoors.
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Ella's lessons for adult Americans
If you want to renew your confidence in the future — if you desperately need, as many of us do these days, to rise above the despair wrought by bloodlust abroad and political treachery at home — you need to spend some time with a kid like Ella.
Ella is 10, and going on 17, judging by her reading list and style sense. She's about to start fifth grade at a public school in a Boston suburb. She came by my office this week with her notebook in hand, ready to be a reporter, already displaying the attributes that make for both good journalism and good citizenship.
Namely: Curiosity about what we don't know. Wisdom to recognize that one point of view rarely captures the whole truth. Energy to pursue an understanding of those varied perspectives.
Ella is my niece's kid, and she has just finished a weeklong "junior journalists" course that's part of a community education program in her town. She proudly showed off her bylines in the little newspaper her group had created, and explained to me that while she thinks she may want to be a teacher when she grows up, for now she likes asking people questions and writing about what they tell her.
"I do get shy, but once I get enough courage to actually ask a question, then I don't really mind," she said.
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Ella explained to me that you can't find out the whole story about something by asking just one person – that what somebody thinks is true may not be quite right, because we each see only through our own eyes, and "somebody else sees it through their eyes, which are different."
And there you have it: a reporter needs multiple sources to begin to decipher the truth. It's a basic lesson of journalism, but lay that aside. Kids like Ella need to learn it more because it applies to good citizenship.
Sure, I got a kick out of the fact that Ella liked her week of being a reporter. And she seems to be a good writer. But I'm not holding out hope that she'll become a journalist. I'm just excited that the lessons she is learning go beyond writing, and into a category you might consider "social studies."
It's a subject that some research suggests fills less than 8 percent of the instructional time in our elementary schools. Judging by what kids know by the time they graduate from high school, that's not enough.
In all the roiling conversation about what's going on in our schools — the unhappiness about excessive testing, the back-and-forth over the Common Core standards and the political fights over how much taxpayers ought to be ready to pony up for quality education for our kids — you don't hear much about teaching young people the values that define being a good citizen.
There's plenty of hand-wringing about the fact that American students aren't doing as well as children from other countries in basic subjects. A few months ago, for example, we were blasted by the terrible results of the so-called PISA tests, which compared American 15-year-olds with their cohort in 33 other developed countries. Our kids ranked 17th in reading, 21st in science and 26th in math.
That sort of statistic is what led almost all the states to join in creating and adopting the Common Core standards. It wasn't a federal mandate, despite opportunistic politicians who are now trying to paint it as a plot to remove local control of schools; it was a push from a wide range of constituencies who shared the worry that our national security and economic stability will be at risk if our schools turn out graduates who can't compete in the global marketplace.
But we should be equally concerned about whether young people are learning the fundamentals of citizenship. Fewer than a quarter of all 8th- and 12th-graders scored at or above proficiency in the most recent national civics test. Results were even worse on the U.S. history test: just 18 percent of 8th-graders and 13 percent of 12th-graders were at least proficient.
Thomas Jefferson wrote that a key role of education was to teach each student "his duties to his neighbors and country." That's no less true now. If kids don't come out of school understanding how to interact as U.S. citizens or caring about civic life, they'll be an ignorant population easily manipulated by politicians.
The solution lies beyond the classroom, though that's where the basics of civics can be taught. A lifelong commitment to citizenship requires characteristics my grandniece has begun to display: curiosity, respect for diverse views, and a sense of how to separate truth from rumor (plus, of course, a desire to do so).
Mind you, Ella is only 10. We're older. Surely we're good role models of citizenship for her to emulate. Aren't we?


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I'm *almost* ready for my Art Show this weekend. I have been working really hard and still I feel I have a lot more to do! And now I'm getting nervous! Wish me luck ;)
Here some of the last things I made... Remember the fabric??
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This world that I live in is empty and cold
The loneliness cuts me and tortures my soul
I'm no child of destiny and no fortune's son
I've just chased you so long now I'm too weak to run.
A new day is here but nothing is new
Alone in my room I tremble for you.
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I know I'll return to the backstreets again
To find what I need to prove I'm a man
And there I'll treat shame like an old friend from home
That I can lean on till my mis'ry is gone.
A new day is here and nothing is new
I'm a picture of weakness as I tremble for you...
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To improve lung strength and capacity, gently warm up with singing exercises every day. Singing along with recorded music helps to improve note recognition, and recording the voice while singing and then listening provides valuable insight that may otherwise go unnoticed. Singing for someone improves confidence and is a good way to receive feedback.Continue Reading
Alcohol, tea and coffee cause dehydration, so avoid drinking them while singing. It is important to have water available while singing. Avoid singing if the throat is not feeling well, resting it until it is fully healed. Avoid smoking or being around smoke. Allow time to rest, and avoid pushing too hard. To prevent strain, always warm up before rigorous singing.
Proper breathing techniques improve singing. Breath in through the nose, and release breaths through the mouth and nose together. Keep shoulders at an even level, and try not to tense them. Take deep breaths, and feel them in the lower lungs. Try to push the diaphragm and waist outward while breathing in. Practicing these breathing techniques improves air capacity and helps to improve technique.
To find an individual's range, have them sing a note that sounds most natural. From that note, pitch up to the highest note possible. Start at the same initial note, and pitch down until reaching the lowest possible note. The range is all of the notes between the lowest and highest notes.Learn more about Playing Music


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To rent a house in St. Louis, a person should first search for homes that meet their needs. This includes searching by space, price and features according to Zillow.com.Continue Reading
Other good places to search for houses includes Oodlemarketplace.com and Craigslist.org.
Users should first decide where to search, this can include websites, local classified ads or by contacting local rental agencies.
After choosing a method for searching, users should put in their location in the search features. This will bring up listings closest to their desired area. Users can also search within so many miles of their desired city to increase options.
After choosing the location, prospective renters should filter the results by price and features such as number of bedrooms and bathrooms. This narrows down the choices.
After finding a property that is interesting, users should read more information about it. When using a website, this can be done by clicking on the property.
After finding a rental that seems suitable, users should find the contact information listed on the website. They can then contact the owner or agent to request more information or a viewing of the property.


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I filed CH7 in September 2011 and discharged in May 2012. I'm in the rebuilding mode, and I've been checking my credit. Advanta was IIB and is reporting accurately on EQ and TU. However, it was reported as a charge off on Experian so I mailed in a dispute stating inaccurate history and that it was not charged off. Experian verified the account history and it is still listed as charged off as of December 2011. It is listed as 120 days late in Sept, 150 days late in Oct, 180 days late in Nov, and CO in December 2011. Isn't that a blatant violation? Since Advanta doesn't exist anymore, what is my next step?
I've searched online and it seems a lot of people are having issues with Advanta because they no longer exist. Therefore, sending a letter directly to the OC doesn't work. How can I tacke this? Can I sue? Any sample letters? Thanks.
If the "Charge Off" happend before the BK Discharge, it's reporting accurately and no amount of effort on your part is going to get it changed. Internally, the company charged off your debt before the court reduced the balance to zero and legally, they can report it as such.
The lates however, probably shouldn't be there, as there was an automatic stay on collection activity the moment you filed. On the other hand, they didn't report you as newly late, so this one's going to be a coinflip and depend on the judge (if you sue under the FCRA/BK code). More over, the MOST you'll get is usually around $1000 for the violation, and doing anything at this point is going to take hours of your personal time. Not worth the headache.
My personal opinion is to not waste time on charge-offs that happened before the BK discharge... it's the discharge date that actually matters to your CR. Try to get them corrected to IIB once or twice, then forget about them. Just follow the plan I have laid out in my other thread and get yourself to a 700 (+/-10pts) by May of 2014. Let it go and move on with your new credit life.


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Just a quick post today (because it's way too hot to have a hot laptop on my lap) so I can share a little peek of what I've been working on. Well, one of the many things I've been working on. It's an outfit that came to be by way of chance. …or fate (thank you, Celestial Fabric Wizards of Old) and I have to say, I'm pretty excited with how it's coming together.
I'm working with another super ridiculous …ly adorable print featuring Harajuku critters, sporting various accessories. It's a fabric by Sarah Watts for Cotton & Steel that I bought months and months ago and hadn't the slightest idea what would become of it. It wasn't until I bleached some tonal stripe denim, then over-dyed it, that I realized it now had the perfect coordinate for an outfit.
What you're looking at is another Hollyburn Skirt and Tiny Pocket Tank. The skirt is completely finished (OMGLOVEIT!!), but the tank still needs a hem and armhole binding. What makes the skirt "extra special" is the fact that the zipper/waistband is actually a mistake!
No seriously. I tried an exposed zipper for the first time, making things up as I went along (as "smart" people do), and it ended up way too low on the waistband to be properly functional. Heh. Smart.
So rather than rip everything out and try again, I decided to wing it and turn my mistake into a "style opportunity", as so many of you lovingly called it on Instagram. I'll tell ya what, I make A LOT of style opportunities in sewing, but this one is most definitely my favorite! EVER! It's not the cleanest finish on the inside, but I think the vintage buttons I used might have contained magical powers. It's the only thing that makes logical sense after seeing how well everything just worked out!
What's your favorite "style opportunity" on a past sewing project?


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Ohio Governor John Kasich has officially come in second place in New Hampshire after tirelessly working in the state to pick up a surprising standing in the first-in-the-nation primary.
"We were 1 percent in the national polls and people are like 'How can you ever win?' and then, you know, things are just — we're walking in a total obscurity here," Kasich said as he addressed supporters, marveling at his comeback.
With 60 percent reporting, both CNN and Fox News have declared him as the second place winner with 16.3 percent. (Donald Trump earned more than twice as much of the vote in the state with 34.2 percent)
Considered unpalatable by many conservatives, Kasich struggled to hone his message on the trail before finally settling on an upbeat, optimistic message in an effort to appeal to independents.
Kasich's campaign was managed by John Weaver — a deeply controversial moderate establishment consultant who was once fired by John McCain in 2007 and struggled mightily with Jon Huntsman in 2012 before earning only third place for him in New Hampshire.
But now, Kasich tops former Florida governor Jeb Bush — his Super PAC and campaign spending about one third of Bush's combined $36 million in the state. He also beat fellow Governor Chris Christie, who shared the same political strategy to jumpstart his campaign.
"We never went negative, because we have more good to sell than to spend our time being critical of somebody else," Kasich said during his speech this evening. "Maybe, just maybe, we are turning the page on a dark part of American politics because tonight, the light overcame the darkness of negative campaigns."
Kasich's polling numbers took a tumble after he tried to challenge Donald Trump in the CNBC debate in October, coming off as an angry, frustrated candidate desperate for attention. But he retreated back to New Hampshire, spending his time trying to sell himself as the "Prince of Light."
That message, and his unfailing attention to New Hampshire, won the hearts of voters in the state, giving him victory in the establishment primary.
"I believe, and you think about it, and hope you agree, we are going to solve the problems in America not by being extreme, not by being first a Republican or Democrat, reminding everybody that we are Americans dedicating to shining up America."
The future of his campaign, however, is uncertain.
Kasich's polling numbers are dismal in the state, and it is unclear whether he has a path to any significant gains in upcoming states South Carolina, Florida, or Nevada.


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Examining the body carefully, familiarizing yourself with easy places to spot crash damage and making sure all the lights work are some tips for buying an Acura NSX. Buyers should also check for brake and suspension alignment and inspect the car for bad paint jobs, states Super Street Network.Continue Reading
Buyers should carefully examine the body of an Acura NSX in plenty of light to look for evidence of prior crashes. Two easy places to spot crash damage are in the trunk and under the hood. The NSX is made mostly of aluminum, not steel, and aluminum frames can almost never be brought back to the original state, reports Super Street Network.
Make sure all the lights work, including the low and high beams of the headlights, the turn signals, the emergency and brake lights and the side markers. The NSX is renowned for its suspension, and buyers should avoid buying a car with a suspension that clunks or rattles, as this would defeat the car's purpose. Inspect the car under two different light sources, outside in sunlight and under fluorescent lights in a garage or shop, to spot poorly sprayed paintwork. Make sure both interior and exterior door handles work, and carefully inspect typical problem areas such as the windshield molding that tends to shrink, explains Super Street Network.
Other tips include examining the panel fitment, the tow hook and the radiator under the hood of the Acura NSX. Buyers can also tell how well the car was cared for depending on whether or not the right battery is installed. Check for proper clutch engagement and leaking coolant, and also perform an oil check before buying an Acura NSX, suggests Super Street Network.Learn more about Buying & Selling


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It was one of those weekends that Charles would be in Hong Kong for work and I was able to step away from work 🙂
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First order of business – Ichiran Ramen. Not as awesome as the ones we had in Japan but hey who's complaining? I felt that the texture of the noodles, the broth and the cha siew was not on par with the ramen served in Tokyo but it was a close match given all that none of the ramen in Singapore comes close. We went around 9am to the branch at Causeway Bay and there was no queue at all.
Our next meal at the one Michelin starred restaurant, Kam's Goose. We have not tried the branch in Singapore so I can't give my verdict on that. We ordered 1/4 goose leg (so good!), a roast pork rice (yummy!), some signature noodles (skip this please!) and the bill came up to about S$60. Despite hoping to beat the crowd when we went at 3:30pm, we still had to queue for 40 minutes! Worth the wait, especially if you are a goose lover. Best to go there in a group so you won't end up feeling like a sinner who ate too much goose fats like we did! I am not a goose eater so when I saw the amount of fats on the goose I almost choked, but it was really good. We also noticed quite a number of tables ordering the soup so that's next up on our list in future.
After our hearty lunch, we went up to Nam Long Shan for a walk to burn those calories. We meant to go to Dragon's Back but the weather forecast was rainy so we decided to go for a "shorter hike". We took a taxi all the way up to the stairs that led us up to the top. After what seems like 300 steps, we were rewarded with the bird eyes' view of Aberdeen. As Ocean Park was right next door, we could hear the screaming from the heart-throbbing rides.
We walked our way down and took a bus to Central for my much anticipated Kau Kee Beef Noodles. Charles didn't quite fancy the beef noodles here but I absolutely love it! I love their version of curry beef noodles. I love the texture of the beef noodles – just chewy enough for me! And I love how I don't have to spend more than 10 bucks to get a bowl full of generous beef (tendon) serving. If there is one place I make a point to go on every visit to HK, this is the place! Just take my advise to close a blind eye to the attitude of the owner and servers here.
The night ended with drinks with a close friend at the rooftop bar of Park Lane Hotel where the crew stayed. This place opened in Sep 2016 – good music, great view and nice crowd. This was a view taken during the day. We had really bad weather this trip as you can see from below picture.
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The first 12 hours was spent catching up on sleep as Charles recover from jet lag and I… had a long week at work! As it was raining, we went to a nearby wanton noodles stall recommended by one of Charles's colleague and had a simple lunch.
We checked out Times Square and La Foret (like Far East Plaza type of shopping), before returning back to Sogo to get the famous wife biscuits for our relatives. I seriously don't get the hype about the wife biscuits but did it anyways. We also dropped by the 24 hours supermarket a stone throw from our hotel to buy some wine. Wine in Hong Kong is quite cheap so please maximise your wine limit if can!
Soon it was dinner time and we walked to Fu Xing Shark Fin Seafood Restaurant for "the best roast meat in Hong Kong". We meant to go there for dim sum but since we couldn't wake up early / made reservations, and my stomach was growling by the time we got up, we gave this place a miss in the afternoon. We were a little skeptical at first but when the char siew came, it was so good. It reminded me of the roast meat we ate at a restaurant in Singapore called Char, but probably better. Their beef cooked with garlic was also top notch.
Dinner was came up to $90 for the two of us and we thought that was pretty expensive. To be fair, Fu Xing is meant to be a dim sum place and not dinner place so it was our bad choosing it for dinner.
We called it an early night as we had an early flight to catch on the next day. Our tummies definitely suffered the most over the weekend and it was back to work on Monday!
P.S. If you are there longer than a weekend, you can check out these places too!


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The Nassau Community College Firehouse Plaza Art Gallery Hosts Student Art Competition & Exhibition
April 27 – June 25
Garden City, NY — The Firehouse Plaza Art Gallery at Nassau Community College (NCC) is running its annual competition and exhibition of works by students from the NCC Art Department. The exhibition runs from April 27 through June 25.
The juried competition includes painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, graphic designs, and mixed media work. The pieces were chosen by the NCC Firehouse Art Gallery Committee, which consists of Art Department professors. The awards ceremony will be held at 6:00 p.m. on May 5.
The art student exhibition can be seen at the Firehouse Plaza Art Gallery, located in Room 140 of the College Center Building (CCB) on the NCC campus. The gallery is open from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday and 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday. All exhibitions are free and open to the public. For further information about the exhibit, please call 516.572.0619.
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George Russo and his son Adam built their dream car that has a classic look with modern touches. This 1965 Mustang was a perfect combination of new and old style.
A Basic Hot Rod Restoration
George Russo adored almost all things about Shelby and he surely knows exactly what he's going to do with his 1965 fastback. Bodie Stroud of BS Industries said that they could accomplish his vision as the car transformed from a basic hot rod into an extraordinary project with a certain Shelby vibe.
There are no other major body modifications to talk about on this car except for the slightly lower stance given by its 17-inch Vintage wheel works. While doing the necessary modifications on the GT 500, styling the hood was the most critical body alteration because they need to make space for the Edelbrock-supercharged Coyote crate engine. Other different additions on the engine bay are the C&R Dashing aluminum radiator, air conditioning, an electric power booster for the brakes, and electric power steering. This car will be the product of joining the present-day elite innovations with a sophisticated vintage styling.
Exterior and Interior Designing
With the engine that makes 700 hp that also creates 606 lb-ft of torque, this car was called GT700S. In fact, there are numerous other GT's that made an influence to this car. They used a Shelby R-model replica for the front fascia while the rear bumper is tucked and narrowed. With the Washington Blue paint from a 1936 Ford pickup that is slightly darkened, this fastback is really a head turner. The white stripes truly pop against the darker blue shading and that gives the car a vintage Shelby look.
The one-piece side windows that dispose the side-vent windows are one of the most attractive parts of this build. Numerous cars of the 1960s and all Mustangs through 1968 have the tiny triangular-shaped side-vent windows.
The transmission tunnel was modified to put up the big T-56 six-speed transmission. They also utilized a 2006 Mustang seats that are tweaked to resemble a 1965 vintage with pleats. The dim upholstery ties in well with the darkened Washington Blue paint.
The BS Industries did a good job on the suspension and the Edelbrock crate engine sounds incredible. The MagnaFlow exhaust sounds like a genuine muscle car, it also sounds good as it drives.
The Shelby R-model front fascia, the BSI-built hood that makes space for the Edelbrock supercharger, the disposal of the side-vent windows, and the custom side-view mirrors are some of the minimal external modifications that differentiates this car from the 1965 model.
Detailed Construction Underneath
Edelbrock's E-force supercharged Coyote crate engine actually begins with an Aluminator long-block that has a lower 9.5:1 compression ratio. This is actually a contrast with the production Coyotes that have 11:1. That's why it's more suitable for supercharged applications.
In spite of the fact that it utilizes an aluminum block and steel forged crank, it gets Manley H-beam rods and Mahle forged pistons. The heads are equipped with 2012-2013 Boss 302 valve springs and the E-power blower that use an Eaton TVS 2300cc rotors, an electric intercooler-water-pump, a heat exchanger, and a recovery tank. The 50-lb/hr fuel injectors, an Aeromotive A1000 fuel pump and a custom stainless fuel tank are the components used for fuel system bits. A Ford Racing Coyote PCM makes everything run, while the Ford racing headers are redesigned by BSI and the MagnaFlow mufflers are part of a side-exit exhaust system.
C&R custom split radiator/intercooler for the supercharger is the one that is in charge of the cooling while Spal fans move the air under hood. With this kind of force being made, going cheap on the drive train wasn't a smart thought. So they used a 3-inch aluminum driveshaft that is connected with a Currie 9-inch with a 3.50 gear set.
Other than the bigger transmission tunnel that accommodates the T-56 six-speed, a big part of the interior still holds the original look. It has a moderate vibe that they prefer while the 2006 Mustang seats, Flaming River tilt-steering column, LeCarra steering wheel, late-model pedals, Car Meter gages, and Vintage Air A/C blends perfectly fine.
The Vintage Wheel Works
Bodie Stroud and George Russo decided to go to a longtime wheel manufacturer Vintage Wheel Works. They chose the Vintage 45. The Vintage 45 was known for the company's longest-running design and it's available in 15-to 18-inch diameters. The Kumho Ecsta SPT tires are estimated for a perfect stagger, with P245/45ZR17s in front and just evidently taller P255/50ZR17s in the back. At the same time, they decided to use Wilwood brakes with 13-inch rotors all around and six-piston calipers up front and four-piston variants are designated at the back.
BS Industries planned and assembled the front suspension which utilized QA1 coil-over. In addition, they used a Flaming River rack-and-pinion. The company also did the same for the triangulated four-link in back and fitted Speedway Engineering front and rear anti sway bars.
The Outcome of Their Efforts
This modification took around two years. Yet the outcomes were definitely more than acceptable! Their efforts really paid off well. Not only is Bodie Stroud exceptionally satisfied with the final outcome. Even George and Adam love the outcome of what has been done to the car. I'm sure future generations will continue to show their love for this beauty.
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Our fifth Global Impacts Report reflects on the progress of the MSC over the past 20 years, examines the sustainability performance of certified fisheries around the world and highlights areas of future interest.
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China is one nation which will never fail to engulf us. Every now and then, we keep hearing about some or the other creative solutions provided to us by the Chinese. But their most rip-roaring tale is in the Technology sector.
Yes, China is a home to one of the biggest tech companies.
One of these includes the colossal company about which most of us are absolutely unconscious – TENCENT.
Tencent is the fourth-most profitable internet business in the world after Amazon, Google and eBay.
Tencent is ahead of Facebook which stands firmly at number 5 in this race.
To put it concisely, Tencent is perhaps one of the most triumphant companies you've never gleaned of.
About Tencent
Tencent is one massive set up which offers everything from social networking to voice and text chat, microblogs, social gaming, music and e-commerce.
It was initiated in November 1998 and since then, it has never looked back!
This $139 billion company with nearly a billion users' functions like Facebook, Amazon, Twitter and what not. It's base of operation lies in Shenzhen and is controlled and led by Ma Huateng who is fondly called Pony Ma.
Products and Services offered by Tencent :
1) QQ instant messenger –
In China, all the rage is about this mighty instant messenger. At 829 million active users, QQ is the company's most victorious offering.
2) WeChat –
Most of us are au fait with this mobile application.
This Instant messaging application offered voice messages and voice calls much before WhatsApp did. Other than this, WeChat has some more extremely cool features; one of them includes the ability to turn any image into an emoticon. Sounds impressive, right?
3) Multiplayer online games-
Tencent Games has set a niche for itself in multi-segment online game markets. It has 3D and 2D games that incorporate elements from Chinese mythology.
One of the most popular games which Tencent has developed is Journey to the fairyland which also happens to be Tencent's first 3D games.
Well, the list of games offered by Tencent seems to be ceaseless.
4) Dididache Taxi –
Dididache which in Mandarin means 'Honk Honk, catch a cab' is a mobile application which works pretty much like Uber.
5) Tencent Weiyun –
This is a cloud storage service that offers 10 TB of free storage. That's huge! Now this service has completely thrashed every possible foreign competitor out there including Google, Microsoft and Dropbox!
Other diversified services include Weixin for communications; Qzone for social networking; QQ.com for information; as well as an eCommerce open platform.
Well, as much as its diversification astonished you, I'm pretty sure the facts and figures below will completely blow your minds.
- Tencent's instant messaging platform QQ has over 829 million users, and it is much bigger than Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter combined. Astonishing,right?
- WeChat, another offering of Tencent is the fifth most-used smartphone app worldwide. It has over 468 million users out of which 100 million are not Chinese.
- A handful of sensational games fuel over half the company's revenue. Yes, that is how well liked these games are among the natives.
- In days to come, Tencent will be much bigger than Facebook. It is extremely close to becoming the world's top social network. It is applaudable that WeChat has almost tripled its users and now there is not much of a difference between the number of Facebook users and Tencent users. Tencent is surely a Chinese dragon!
- The market value of Tencent is US$200 billion and its networth is more than McDonalds. Scary much?
The Battle is on: Facebook Vs Tencent –
User Base: Though both these monster companies are moving at a scary pace, yet, Facebook is still leading the battle when it comes to the user base. Tencent has a base of over 1 billion users and Facebook has a base of over 1.1 billion users. But still, I think we should even consider the fact that 85% of the users of Tencent belong to China whilst, Facebook has its users across the globe.
Revenue: Facebook generates most of its revenue from Ads where as tencent is earning hefty amounts by selling online games.
Net Margin: Facebook has a net margin of 23% while Tencent has a net margin of 30%. Proves that Tencent has a comparatively higher net margin.
The question which arises is that Should Facebook be worrying about this enormous company called Tencent? Will it leave facebook behind in a few years?
Well, the numbers surely speak it all.


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Here is a listing of Lethbridge, AB concerts, events and tours in 2018 and major music artists touring throughout Alberta in Lethbridge twenty-eighteen. The concert dates in the City will consist of varies music acts to perform in over 1 venues; Enmax Centre, located in the Province of Alberta.
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