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TEMPE – Arizona State head coach Todd Graham called it the play of the game. Rick Smith's fumble late in the third quarter that Notre Dame capitalized on two snaps later with a touchdown to go up 24-13. The Fighting Irish would eventually win 37-34.
"That was a critical point in the game and we had just not done that (this season)," he said of the turnover, one of three the Sun Devils had Saturday night in Arlington, Texas.
That play may be a reason why Smith, a sophomore, was not working with the first-team offense Tuesday. Another Smith, freshman Cameron Smith, was the receiver lined up with the rest of the starting unit.
"He can really stretch the field vertically," Graham said after practice. "We're increasing his reps."
The wide receiver position, for the second straight year, has become a question mark offensively for the Sun Devils.
Aside from redshirt sophomore Jaelen Strong, who has recorded four straight 100-yard receiving games and leads the team in both catches (39) and yards (569), ASU does not have another viable option at that position.
Two running backs, D.J. Foster (31 catches for 329 yards) and Marion Grice (27 catches for 219 yards), plus a tight end, Chris Coyle (13 catches for 224 yards) are the team's second, third and fourth-leading receivers, respectively.
Rick Smith and redshirt senior Kevin Ozier each have nine catches and no other receiver has more than four.
Cameron Smith only has three catches, but he's seen limited action after a hamstring injury kept him on the sideline for ASU's first two games.
"I think Cameron has a lot of potential," Graham said. "Obviously, still a young guy and still trying to figure things out; he has tremendous potential and needs to help us even more."
Graham has said those exact words about another big play threat, another freshman, 6-foot-4 Ellis Jefferson. However, he's yet to see the field because of a groin issue. It's unknown how far along he is in his recovery.
There's also junior Joe Morris, but he too has been hampered by injury — a foot injury caused him to miss most of fall camp and has slowed his development grasping the offense.
Graham, meanwhile, said he has not lost confidence in Smith. "I'm just concerned about him taking care of the ball. You've got to move on from that stuff like that. That's something we talk about all the time."
It's clear though, after five games, Graham wants to see more production from the receiver position.
"I think Jaelen is playing at a high level, now we have to get other people playing at a higher level," he said.
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Brooke Gregson shows her keen sense of color combinations in this enchanting 5 stone necklace. A mix of pale sapphires and a diamond slice in the center are set in 18 karat yellow gold.
Brooke Gregson's foray into jewelry design is a natural extension of her creative background influenced by her family's collection of craft and art as well as her own travels and observations. She started as a textile designer in London and found her breakthrough moment when she moved back to California with her signature astrology necklaces embedded with the texture of the moon and stars in gold and diamonds. When Gregson ultimately moved permanently back to London, she started making her unique hand crocheted and woven textile gemstone bracelets and necklaces. She now collaborates with master craftsman in both Los Angeles and London to create her signature woven gemstone jewelry, raw diamond rings and necklaces as well as one of a kind jewelry collections.

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"We need to talk" is a phrase you usually don't want to hear when you're in a "love" relationship. But for friends planning on traveling together, it's a good starting point for a pre-trip discussion.
Travel preparations are stressful so the last thing you want is to be stressed while you are actually on vacation with a (new) travel partner. If you're not careful, you may end up wishing that you had stayed home and saved your money!
If you're not comfortable traveling solo, compromise, "give and take" and flexibility are essential parts of the travel equation.
Do yourself a favor, have a candid talk with the person you plan on traveling with to determine your compatibility before booking non-refundable tickets.
Are you:
– messy but they are a neat freak?
– a sun worshipper but they seek shade?
– an adventurer/explorer while they are laid-back and don't like to do much?
– a superplanner versus their fly-by-the-seat-of-their-pants attitude?
– an early bird but they are a night owl?
– an introvert versus their extrovertness?
– a seasoned traveler but they are a newbie?
– the type that wants to be joined at the hip all the type but with an "I'll do my thing and you do yours sometimes" friend?
It all sounds like a common sense discussion to have but many don't bother, thinking that all will go smoothly.
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- Marion R Rivas said...
Thanks so much!!
- December 6, 2016 at 9:45 PM
Super cute, thank you.
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- Dianna Kronquist said...
... and the Christmas trees. Thank you, Paulette!
- December 7, 2016 at 6:08 AM
- Wendy said...
Paulette will you be using this download service in the future?
- December 7, 2016 at 6:33 AM
Thank you! I am thinking a card with a big candy cane on it!
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Very cute sentiment. Thanks
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- Christine Eaton Jones said...
Paulette, today for the first time, while I was trying to download your wonderful Word Art, I got a message that your host company was being blocked because of safety issues.
Have you changed hosting sites? Just checking in to make sure if you were aware of this.
All the best,
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Thank you for the sentiment. Took a couple of tries but figured out this download. Edwina Brown
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- Paulette Creates said...
Christine.....it depends which virus software you are using, some are super cautious, and even won't allow pop up ads. The site is fine. Box is doing the same thing to other's virus software. I can't win.
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Thank you so much for sharing this word art!
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- Decosse's Dynamite Doodles said...
Hey Paulette,
Thanks for this. Love this sentiment.
Have you checked to see if it is a bandwidth issue over at Box? Someone had a problem downloading some of my goodies and when I investigated, there is apparently a 10.0GB bandwidth limit. I had never encountered this problem before. They are supposed to automatically reset it at the start of every month but after checking on the issue there have been many people who need to have it set manually. Maybe that is the reason why we can't download the last two images from Box? Anyway, just something to consider.
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ACMA Celebrates Continued Growth as Compare Benchmarking Surpasses 150 Subscribers
Jan 07, 2013, 06:51 EST
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Jan. 7, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American Case Management Association (ACMA) celebrates a major milestone - over 150 hospitals have now subscribed to ACMA's Compare Benchmarking. Compare was originally developed in response to the needs of ACMA's members for comparative benchmarks specific to hospital case management, and has grown into a powerful and proven performance improvement tool for avoidable delays, readmissions and denial management.
"Reaching 150 subscribers is a major milestone for ACMA's Compare benchmarking," says Sharon Mass, ACMA National President. "Case management leaders nationwide rely on Compare to benchmark and track key hospital case management metrics. Compare continues to grow and evolve, both in terms of services and providers."
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Mental Health America of Licking County (MHA) celebrated its 64th Annual Dinner on November 9th, at The DoubleTree by Hilton in downtown Newark with MHA's Board of Trustees, staff, consumers and friends of MHA.
Following an invocation by Deb Dingus, "Celebrity Servers" served beverages. Among the Celebrity Servers were LMH's Vice President of Medical Staff Affairs Dr. Craig Cairns, United Way of Licking County Executive Director Deb Dingus, Licking County Family Court Judge Duke Frost, Licking County Foundation Executive Director Connie Hawk, Licking County Coalition of Care Executive Director Larry Palur, and Newark City Schools Director of Certified Personnel Barb Quackenbush.
MHA 1st Vice President Deb Matesich, in President Dave Hardy's absence, conducted the official business of the meeting. Board members Dan Bybee, Joe Ebel, Deborah Harvey, Mackenzie Peterson and Mareion Royster were reelected for three year terms. Installed as officers for 2017-18 were Deb Matesich as President, Jacquie Goumas Fox as 1st Vice President, Maura Horgan as 2nd Vice President, Cynthia Bowling as Treasurer and Dave Hardy as Immediate Past President.
The Henry Mardis Compeer Member of the Year was presented to Cynthia Gullett by Program Coordinator Donna Lee. Development/Program Manager Jill Goddard presented the Mental Health Volunteer of the Year Award to Marti Tracey. Dr. Bill McFarren received the Marion S. Wells Award, and Dr. Mackenzie Peterson received the Mental Health Professional of the Year award, presented by Executive Director Penny Sitler.
Each year, the Paddy Kutz Community Mental Health Award ("The Paddy") is presented in three categories to those who best represent the qualities and passionate commitment to good mental health that Paddy personified in her 32 years of service to Licking County. Penny Sitler presented The Paddy in Business to Camp O'Bannon, an exceptional local program that fosters the development of self-esteem and leadership skills in children that often translate into future staff members. Executive Director Ted Cobb accepted the award on behalf of the organization. Jim Takacs present the Community category winner to Carie Spicer for her courageous work with families of people living with addiction through Save Our Billy. In the Education category, Board member Maura Horgan presented the award to Newark City Schools Superintendent Doug Ute for his work in "Starting Conversations" and his commitment to the mental health and wellbeing of the students in the Newark City Schools.
MHA thanks table sponsors Phil and Cynthia Bowling, Gummer Wholesale, Mayor Jeff and Helen Hall, Licking Memorial Health Systems, Med Ben Health Benefits, Jack and Nancy Neely, Newark City Schools, Park National Bank and The Boeing Company for making it possible for consumers to attend the celebration.


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After their brazen attempt to introduce the anti-age bill in Parliament was thwarted last Thursday, by a determined loud opposition, NRM strategists returned to the drawing board with some suggesting recourse to physical violence to muscle the highly divisive amendment through the House.
On Friday, a day after the failed attempt, proponents of the anti-age limit bill were locked up in a series of meetings -- following up on their sit-down with Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga on Thursday afternoon.
One radical course of action they contemplated, sources said, is the use of raw force to defeat opposition to their wish to open a gateway towards a possible life presidency for Presidency Museveni.
The strategists were adamant that given their numbers, they can ably deal physically with any resistance from the opposition.
"Some 30-something MPs can't fail us and I can assure you, we shall not allow them to repeat what they did on Thursday," a senior NRM party official at parliament told The Observer.
"We are ready for them; we shall lift them and throw them out of the chamber such that we can transact business in peace," the official who preferred not to be named said.
The suggestion to physically eject opposition MPs came moments after the Thursday afternoon meeting with Kadaga, which was attended by NRM members of the Parliamentary Commission namely, Robinah Nabbanja (Kakumiro Woman), Arinaitwe Rwakajara (Workers) and Peter Ogwang (Usuk).
They were joined by the Government Chief Whip Ruth Nankabirwa (Kiboga Woman) and the mover of the bill, Raphael Magyezi (Igara West).
Deputy Speaker Jacob Oulanyah who on Thursday, September 22, deferred the tabling of the controversial motion, also attended the meeting.
A source in the meeting said Kadaga asked for time to study their motion, as well as the counter proposal of Kassanda North MP Patrick Nsamba Oshabe for a Constitutional Review Commission, plus a pile of other related petitions.
She also reportedly told the group that it was important to let tempers calm down so that all proposals are considered in an environment, which is not as tense as it was last Thursday.
During a subsequent press conference at parliament, Nankabirwa confirmed that her group met the parliamentary leadership. She also spoke with bitterness about "selfish people" who had set them back in parliament.
"We were denied an opportunity to transact business that concerns the people because of selfishness," Nankabirwa said, wondering why MPs opposed to the lifting of the age limit still went on with their plan to disrupt the plenary session yet by 1:30pm all MPs had been notified that the matter was off the table.
"The bill will anyway come, there is no reason why a member should be gagged...it can't die in the corridors of parliament, it has to be disposed of in the most appropriate manner," Nankabirwa said.
Nankabirwa's criticism of the chaos, which unfolded in parliament, did not extend to her colleagues on the ruling party side even though they, too, got involved in the spectacle.
Mathias Mpuuga (Masaka municipality), one of the opposition's key strategists, told The Observer last week that the opposition will not allow NRM to use its tyranny of numbers in the House at Uganda's expense.
"Mere majority in the House cannot be used to circumvent the good prosperity of the country; it has been our clarion call that any attempt to amend the Constitution on very fundamental issues should be a consultative process," Mpuuga said.
A collision course appears to have been set by the NRM movers in light of their Friday discussions well aware of the opposition's resolve never to walk out again.
"We agreed that there shall never be a walk-out of the House again because that is what they [NRM] want...it will never happen again because we are dealing with a mob, which doesn't listen," Ssemujju Ibrahim Nganda, the chief opposition whip said.
While Nankabirwa told journalists that the ruling party would not resort to violence, ruling party MPs who spoke at her press conference did not hide their belligerence.
"If they think we are goats, that all of us on the NRM side don't understand, they should know that we are ready to deal with them. If it comes to flexing, my friend, they should not joke," Katerera MP Hatwib Katoto said.
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Between January and April 2014 IISD conducted an assessment aiming to evaluate the mining law and policies of the Dominican Republic and their implementation under the Intergovernmental Forum on Mining, Minerals, Metals and Sustainable Development (IGF) Mining Policy Framework (MPF).
This report is the result of desk-based research, and an 11-day field study in the Dominican Republic with visits to mining areas and numerous discussions with a range of stakeholders. A summary of the major findings from each of the six MPF themes (legal and policy environment; financial benefit optimization; socioeconomic benefit optimization; environmental management; post-mining transition; and artisanal and small-scale mining) helps identify the major characteristics of the Dominican Republic's mining law and policy framework. The report also contains a strength-weakness analysis and recommended key priority areas.


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Dress codes are acceptable if equally enforced
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The young manager replaced Steve Evans at Leeds United this summer.
Former Premier League striker Grant Holt has backed manager Garry Monk to prove himself successful at Leeds United - providing he is given freedom.
The 38-year-old replaced Steve Evans in the hot seat at Leeds earlier this summer.
Monk is the seventh managerial appointment at the Whites in a little over two years as recent history suggests that owner Massimo Cellino will not keep him for long if there are not unmistakable signs that Premier League promotion looms.
The controversial Italian owner was reported to have told Evans to change his tactics midway through a defeat to QPR in December, when Cellino reportedly entered the Leeds dressing room according to The Mirror.
Asked on Twitter whether the former Swansea City manager would succeed with United, Holt suggested he would, so long as his management and methods are not undermined by outside parties.
@Grantholt31 do you think Garry monk will do well at Leeds #askholty— Altay Huseyin (@AltayLUFC) July 25, 2016
Yes as long as he is free to do what he likes. https://t.co/B145YLu71n— Grant holt (@Grantholt31) July 25, 2016
At the moment, things look promising at Leeds. The ambitious young manager has brought in six new faces so far, including former Oxford United marksman Kemar Roofe.
They kick off the Championship season by visiting QPR on August 7, with Saturday's visit of Serie A side Atalanta offering one last chance for Monk to gauge the readiness of his side ahead of the new season.


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Of the 19 state titles won by Broward County boys' soccer programs, 14 have been divided between American Heritage (five), St. Thomas Aquinas (five) and Cypress Bay (four).
With the district playoffs set to start Monday, those three powers are again favored to make deep runs. But other schools — most notably unbeaten Douglas — are aiming to break up this sporting monopoly.
Here's a closer look:
▪ Class 5A: Douglas (14-0-3) has clinched the top seed in District 12, going 8-0-3 in league play. Third-year Eagles coach Phil Lamarre is establishing a winning culture and has set up a challenging week ahead, playing Cypress Bay on Wednesday and Aquinas on Friday. Cypress
In his first two years at Douglas, the Eagles were 2-0-2 against those two schools.
"These are two of the biggest games that our boys look forward to every year," Lamarre said. "We always play at Aquinas so our boys can get used to turf if they see it in the playoffs."
Douglas is led by junior midfielder Felipe Mendes, the team captain. His statistics are not overwhelming, Lamarre said, but he is a quality player who pushes his teammates to be better and contributes an impressive body of work.
But Mendes and his teammates will have to be at their best if they are to take the Eagles past the regional finals for the first time in school history.
Cypress Bay (12-0-1), the top seed in District 13, is the defending state champ with four titles in the past five years. It will take a monumental effort for any team to get past the Lightning.
▪ Class 4A: Aquinas (7-3-2), which most recently won state in 2011, is facing stiff competition in South Florida this season. Fort Lauderdale (9-4-3), which is the second seed in District 14, has been known to raise its level in the playoffs.
Belen Jesuit (15-0-2), the top seed in District 16, is likely the No. 1 team in the area. But Doral Academy (13-1-3) is also a threat.
And other schools, such as Northeast and Nova, are plotting upsets.
▪ Class 3A: American Heritage (14-2-4), which most recently won state in 2012, is the top seed in District 15. But Hallandale (7-3-2) split its two district matchups with Heritage and has locked up the No. 2 position. And third-seeded Pembroke Pines Charter (7-6) is also dangerous.
Heritage is powered by junior forward Landon Lupo, who leads the team with 12 goals. Seniors Nikita Maximov and Daniel Lombo are top defenders.
▪ Class 2A: Several Broward teams that aspire to a championship in this class are no doubt aware of the presence of Miami's Gulliver Prep, the reigning two-time title-holder. The top Broward team in 2A is Cardinal Gibbons (7-0-3), the No. 1 seed in District 14. But Gibbons will also have to be wary of top District 15 seed Ransom Everglades (15-4).
▪ Class 1A: Westminster Academy (5-3-1), which sits atop District 13, appears to be the top Broward team in a fairly wide-open field of South Florida contenders.


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The aromas of this show an amazing freshness of flowers and herbs such as lavender, rosemary, and violet. Then it goes to raspberry, candy and currants. Black licorice too. A truly great wine on the nose. Full-bodied, racy and linear. So polished. It's like a red ruby. 86% Tempranillo and 14% Mazuelo in the blend. For release in September 2015. Great length and future. Give it three years or so. Or decant two hours in advance.
A worthy follow-up of the 2005, the 2007 Castillo Ygay Gran Reserva Especial will be released in late 2015. This is a cuvée of mostly Tempranillo with the balance of Mazuelo (Cariñena), a very important grape for Castillo de Ygay in percentages that vary depending on the vintage, and it's almost 15% in 2007. 2007 was not an easy vintage and in Ygay they had a terrible mildew attack and they lost 50% of the bunches. It's a cold, rainy year, but because of that circumstance the wine is concentrated. This is still a baby, long and with depth and tannins that should melt in a couple of years. Compared with the 2005 it is fresher, perhaps not as concentrated, but for me the extra freshness compensates and puts it at a very similar quality level. And the rule of thumb is to wait at least ten years after the harvest to start uncorking any Castillo de Ygay. Cheap it is not, but very good value it is, for the quality it delivers. (LG) 95+
Deep ruby. Sexy aromas of blackberry, cherry, pipe tobacco and Indian spices acquire an intense floral nuance in the glass. Fleshy dark fruit and rose pastille flavors open up steadily with air and show impressive energy, and a mineral note adds lift. Clings impressively on the subtly tannic finish, where the floral and spice notes return. (JR)
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New York City is the most populous city in the United States and one of the most influential in the world, looming large in films, music and popular culture. And with more than 50 million visitors flocking to the big apple each year, it's definitely one to add to your bucket list.
The five boroughs are made up of a huge number of neighbourhoods, so it can be tricky to decide where to base yourself. Here are our top picks of where to stay in New York – three neighbourhoods on the Isle of Manhattan, and one across the river.
The Village
Greenwich Village, The West Village, or simply 'The Village', is a bohemian area with tree-lined diagonal streets and a plethora of bars and cafes. It's known as an arts and culture hub, a haven for weekend brunch-lovers, the centre of New York gay culture, as well as the site of Sex and the City heroine Carrie Bradshaw's house.
Where is the Village?
Below Midtown and Chelsea, between the Hudson River, 14th Street, Broadway and West Houston.
What's in the Village?
The picturesque Washington Square Park, with its iconic arch, the Meatpacking District, New York University, many off-Broadway theatres, and a number of historic churches and synagogues. It is also home to the Whitney Museum of American Art and the southern end of the High Line, a 2.33 km park built on a disused section of elevated rail line overlooking the city; the park is a point of pride for many New Yorkers and on the weekends, a great spot for people watching.
Stay in The Village if…
You're a culture vulture, a brunch addict, or love a picturesque treelined street.
Where to stay in The Village
The Jane Hotel (2*), a quirky and lovingly-renovated Georgian red brick overlooks the Hudson River and dates back to 1908. The Jane includes a cafe, free wifi, complimentary bike use and shared bathrooms. Hotel 309 (2*) is another good option; super cheap and right on the edge of Chelsea.
SoHo, NoHo and NoLita
SoHo (South of Houston), NoHo (North of Houston) and NoLita (North of Little Italy) are three pocket-sized neighbourhoods in lower Manhattan, below Midtown and the Village and above Chinatown, Tribeca and Little Italy.
What's in this part of Manhattan?
Known for great shopping, restaurants, bars and cafes, these three small, hip 'hoods are walking and subway distance from most of the Isle of Manhattan's main sites, but with a laid-back vibe you won't find in Midtown. SoHo is a boutique shopping mecca, and NoLita and NoHo are seconds from the now-kitsch Little Italy and New York's buzzing Chinatown. You're also not far from the East and West Villages.
Where are SoHo, NoHo and NoLita?
SoHo is bordered by West Houston, Crosby, Canal Streets and Avenue of the Americas. NoHo is bordered by East Houston, Broadway, Bowery and Astor Place. NoLita is bordered by East Houston, Bowery, Broome and Lafayette.
Stay is SoHo, NoHo and NoLita if…
You dream of days filled with sightseeing and nights spent in hip bars and restaurants. There's also plenty of great cafes and old-school Jewish delis nearby, so you're all set for coffee and breakfast before you head out.
Where to stay in SoHo, NoHo and NoLita
In SoHo, try the upscale rooms of the NoMo SoHo (4.5*), a charming vintage-meets-modern boutique hotel on the neighbourhood's eastern edge, right by Little Italy. Or keep things simple at the Off Soho Suites (2*) in NoLita, where you can get very good value for money 1- and 2-bedroom apartments.
Crowded and fast-paced, Midtown is where you'll find New York's most famous attractions. Although not many New Yorkers actually live here, it's a good place to set up camp, get your bearings, and explore. As well as sightseeing, it's also a great district for shopping and bar hopping.
What's in Midtown?
What isn't? The renowned Empire State Building, the beautiful Grand Central Station, the famous Times Square, the iconic New York Public Library and the glittering diamond district all call Midtown home. It's also where you'll find some of NYC's best-known shopping (think Tiffany, Saks Fifth Avenue and Bergdorf Goodman) and the Museum of Modern Art (MoMa).
Where is Midtown?
Roughly between 59th and 34th streets (although some consider as far south as 14th Street to be part of Midtown), Manhattan.
Stay in Midtown if…
You're in town for a short visit and you want to see all the major sights, or if it's your first visit to New York.
Where to stay in Midtown
For a touch of luxury, try The Knickerbocker Hotel (5*), between the bright lights of Broadway and the serene Bryant Park, or check out the funky boutique Moderne (3*) hotel, south of Central Park. Clean, comfortable and friendly, The Bryant Park Hotel (4*) is ideally located between Grand Central Station and Times Square, across the street from the New York Public Library.
New York's second-largest borough is edgy, creative and hip, known for its rows of picturesque brownstone houses. Brooklyn neighbourhoods are the domain of startups and coffeehouses, a burgeoning arts and music scene, and are often touted as the next big thing. There are a plethora of parks in Brooklyn and a host of great bars and restaurants have sprung up in recent years.
What's in Brooklyn?
The iconic Brooklyn Bridge, the nostalgic Coney Island, the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, the Brooklyn Flea, Smoragusburg, The Barclays Centre and the New York Aquarium. Crossing the Brooklyn Bridge is a must, as is a stroll along the Brooklyn Heights promenade.
Where is Brooklyn?
Across the East River from Manhattan.
Stay in Brooklyn if…
You want to pay a little less for accommodation, you're keen to explore neighbourhoods outside Manhattan, and you don't mind a decent subway commute.
Where to stay in Brooklyn
Red Lion Inn and Suites Brooklyn (3*) is close to the upscale neighbourhood of Brooklyn Heights and includes complimentary breakfast. The Sheraton Brooklyn New York Hotel (4*) is just a couple of blocks from the lovely Fort Greene Park and houses an Italian restaurant, indoor heated pool and a 24-hour fitness centre. And in the hip neighborhood of Williamsburg,
Hotel Le Jolie (2.5*) is just a few blocks from McCarren Park and includes complimentary continental breakfast.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-2870?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12575898#action_12575898 ] Raghu Angadi commented on HADOOP-2870: -------------------------------------- +1 From my side. Thanks Hairong. > Datanode.shutdown() and Namenode.stop() should close all rpc connections > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: HADOOP-2870 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HADOOP-2870 > Project: Hadoop Core > Issue Type: Bug > Components: ipc > Affects Versions: 0.16.0 > Reporter: Hairong Kuang > Assignee: Hairong Kuang > Fix For: 0.17.0 > > Attachments: closeConnection.patch, closeConnection1.patch, closeConnection2.patch > > > Currently this two cleanup methods do not close all existing rpc connections. If a mini dfs cluster gets shutdown and then restarted as we do in TestFileCreation, RPCs in second mini cluster reuse the unclosed connections opened in the first run but there is no server running to serve the request. So the client get stuck waiting for the response forever if client side timeout gets removed as suggested by hadoop-2811. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Dozens of college students and their loved ones filled a campus meeting space on Monday, Nov. 28, to participate in an academic ritual that has been going on at Lander University for nearly 60 years.
Deans from each of Lander's academic colleges, garbed in regalia, signaled the procession of 54 of the university's most accomplished achievers into the room where their friends and family waited.
"The building of tomorrow's leaders in science, medicine, education, humanities, the arts and the law never stops," said Dr. David Mash, provost and vice president of Academic Affairs, as he welcomed everyone to the induction ceremony of Lander's chapter of the Alpha Chi National Honor Society. "And Lander is very proud to have played a part in helping them lay the groundwork for their future careers."
Headed by Dr. John Moore, professor of philosophy and faculty adviser to Alpha Chi, the ceremony included reciting the organization's pledge and a presentation of medallions to each inductee by the deans representing the colleges of Arts and Humanities, Business and Public Affairs, Education, Science and Mathematics; and the William Preston Turner School of Nursing.
Founded in 1922, Alpha Chi is an academic honor society that admits students ranking in the top 10 percent of their class from all academic disciplines. The organization takes its name from the Greek letters for 'truth' and 'character,' honoring both academic achievement and personal integrity.
Lander's chapter, chartered in 1957, was the first to be established in the state and bears the distinction of being known as the 'Alpha Chapter of South Carolina.' The chapter has been recognized as a 'Star Chapter' for the last four years.
PHOTO CAPTION Lander University recognized its highest academic achieving students during an induction ceremony for the Alpha Chi Honor Society. To qualify, students must be juniors or seniors who rank in the top 10 percent of their class. The 2016 inductees are:
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES: Leah Applewhite; Monica Cleland; Lauren Locke; Michelle Naranjo Tabares; Nicholas Nowark; Rebecca Snelgrove; and Bobby Suit.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Charles Baron; Braden Cook; Harriet Jessica Greenhough; Hongxi Lu; Hannah Madden; Emily Rodgers; and David Westberry.
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION: Brooke Bouknight; Sarah Bradley; Samuelyn Brown; Rebecca Bruce; Clay Bryant; Sunni Carwile; Ashton Casey; Jahleesa Coatie; Kathleen Davenport; Latisha Dewalt; Christina Franklin; Ashley Giordano; Savannah Lewis; Joshua Malek; Emily Marousek; Sara Owen; Kathryn Porter; Allison Roberson; Chanel Sanders; Jessica Sherfield; Kristen Spires; and Ari-Elle West.
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS: Andrew Akins; Rossana Cubillan; Lillian Martin; Suzie Pace; Payton Rogers; Zhelun Rong; Dylan Scott; Lori Smith; and Sarah Snowden.
WILLIAM PRESTON TURNER SCHOOL OF NURSING: Ashlee Bennett; Tonya Bledsoe; Barbara Bradford; Mary Drake; Carly Graber; Lauren Haynes; Sara Howe; Megan McJunkin; and Kimberly White.


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Jasper is the county seat of Jasper County, Texas, in the United States. The population was 8,247 at the 2000 census and 7,590 at the 2010 census. Jasper is situated in the Deep East Texas subregion, about 130 miles (210 km) northeast of Houston. Jasper (the "Butterfly Capital of Texas") holds an annual Butterfly Festival the first Saturday in October to celebrate the migration of the monarch butterflies.
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Downtown Jasper from corner of Lamar and Zavalla
|Motto: "Jewel Of The Forest"
Location of Jasper, Texas
|Coordinates: 30°55′20″N 93°59′56″W
Sam Rayburn Reservoir, about 9 miles north of Jasper, is visited by thousands of vacationers each year; it is the largest lake wholly within the state of Texas. Toledo Bend Reservoir is located a few miles east of Jasper. B. A. Steinhagen Lake is about 11 miles west.


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Flour is mandatory for Japanese sweets, "wagashi", as well.
Manjyu is a steamed bun stuffed with red bean paste like a picture, originally.
There are a thousand of styles of shape, filling and cooking process (fried, baked etc.), currently.
It is fried flour sweets and the most major one is covered by blown sugar like a picture. The texture, shape and flavor are different depending on shops.
Be careful..you cannot stop once you eat!
Karinto would be good for also souvenir as it can be keet for long days.
It is two pancake patties with red bean paste filling sandwiched between them and will be the perfect snack.
"DORAemon",popular Japanese character, whose name comes from this "DORAyaki" and he really likes it.
It is a fish-shaped cake with red bean paste inside.
Just baked one is definitely the best! You can enjoy the variety of filling as well, such as custard, chocolate and cheese cream etc. We also have hybrid sweets, croissant-taiyaki nowadays.


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Little Theatre on the Bay grant will replace, restore Liberty Theatre windows
NORTH BEND, Ore. -- Little Theatre on the Bay has announced it received a grant award from The Kinsman Foundation in the amount of $15,000.
The award will be utilized to restore the windows along the east facing side of the historic Liberty Theatre in an architecturally appropriate style. These seven windows have been boarded up since the late 1970s, and with the opening of the new restroom addition on the lobby level, the old restrooms have been decommissioned, allowing for an open bay view on the mezzanine level.
Along with the lobby renovation, this is Phase III of the multi-phase restoration project that the Liberty Theatre is currently undergoing.
The Kinsman Foundation is a private foundation built on the philanthropy of John and Elizabeth T. Kinsman of Milwaukie, Oregon. Their areas of interest include: Historic Preservation, Native Wildlife Rehabilitation and Appreciation as well as Arts, Culture and Humanities.
"Little Theatre on the Bay and the Restoration Committee are thrilled to receive this award!" the organization said. "Since 1959, the LTOB has operated and managed North Bend's historic Liberty Theatre as a performing arts venue serving residents and visitors to Coos County. The restoration project is designed to ensure North Bend's 92 year-old Liberty Theatre's role as the architectural and cultural hub of the community is preserved and protected in time for the centennial celebration of the building's opening scheduled for spring 2024."
More from Little Theatre on the Bay:
The Little Theatre on the Bay is a 501(c)(3) non?profit organization whose mission is "to cultivate the arts in Coos County."
For a significant financial contribution, you can dedicate one of these newly restored windows and will receive a 6" x 12" brass plaque below the windowsill of your choice that will recognize you or your business, or honor the memory of a loved one for a licensing term of 10 years. The plaque will have ample room for the name(s) of your choice and may include a short bio, golden words of wisdom, or a theatre memory. Each of these historic windows has its own spectacular view of our beautiful bay. If you are interested in supporting the Liberty Theatre Restoration please contact Jeanne at 541-267-4006 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information


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Rules of the ETA-CRN
A) The name of the working group is "European Thyroid Association Cancer Research Network" (ETA-CRN).
B) The aims of the group are
a. To promote clinical and basic research in the field of thyroid cancer and to improve knowledge of this disease.
b. To organise annual meetings as a satellite symposium to the annual ETA meeting or elsewhere.
c. To organise postgraduate courses in thyroid carcinoma.
d. To promote the activities related to thyroid cancer together in connection with ETA.
C) The working group shall provide a report of group activities at the Annual ETA Meeting and will also report to the ETA president and ETA ExCom.
The working group shall be active in stimulating multidisciplinary activities in thyroid cancer research and patient care. A programme for this ambition should be worked out.
is confined to persons who are active in experimental and clinical investigation of thyroid cancer and with residence or place of work within Europe or any country bordering the Mediterranean Sea, as well as other countries accepted by the ETA as membership countries.
Participants who have attended at least two ETA-CRN meetings within the last 4 years may apply for status of an ETA-CRN Member and by this will be informed on all ETA-CRN activities and have priority access to ETA-CRN meetings.
Emilia Wilk, Department of Nuclear Medicine and Endocrine Oncology, MSC Memorial Cancer Center, Gliwice Branch, Gliwice, Poland (assistant to ETA-CRN Secretary) is the person responsible for collection of ETA-CRN membership applications. Applications should be sent to email@example.com. An application form is available here (PDF).
In general ETA-CRN members are encouraged to become ETA members. This is not compulsory, however, it is required to become an Ordinary ETA member to be entitled to voting for the ETA-CRN Committee.
3. ETA-CRN Committee
A) The officers of the ETA-CRN Committee are the Group Leader, the Secretary, the Treasurer and four Board Members.
B) The Group Leader is elected by the Ordinary ETA/ETA-CRN members attending the annual ETA-CRN Business Meeting. The Group leader shall serve for a two year period and is eligible for immediate re-election for a further period.
C) The Secretary is elected by the Ordinary ETA/ETA-CRN members attending the annual ETA-CRN Business Meeting. The Secretary shall serve for a five year period.
D) The Treasurer is elected by the Ordinary ETA/ETA-CRN members attending the annual ETA-CRN Business Meeting. The treasurer shall serve for a five year period.
F) The four Board Members are elected by Ordinary ETA/ETA-CRN members attending the annual ETA-CRN Business Meeting. The board members shall serve for a period of two years and can be re-elected once.
G) Candidates for the ETA-CRN Committee may be proposed by any ETA-CRN member, however only Ordinary ETA/ETA-CRN member are entitled to voting.
H) If no Business Meeting takes place at the end of the 2 or 5- year serving period of the ETA-CRN Committee, the elections take place at the next Annual ETA-CRN Business Meeting.
I) The ETA-CRN Committee shall have the rights to establish sub-committees to work on specific problems.
ETA-CRN shall organise at least one annual meeting on thyroid carcinoma. A balance between presentation of data in scientific symposia and meetings aiming at discussing clinical and research issues relating to diagnosis and treatment of thyroid cancer within the group should be attempted. The date, place and format of the meetings shall be proposed by the ETA-CRN Committee and agreed with the ETA. Ideally, the ETA-CRN symposium and annual ETA-CRN Business Meeting should take place in close connection with the Annual Meeting of the European Thyroid Association (ETA).
Generally an ETA-CRN Business meeting is organized annually and will include voting for new ETA-CRN Committee members after:
1. two-year serving period of ETA-CRN Group Leader and Board Members
2. five-year serving period of Secretary and Treasurer
At least 2 months before the voting, the ETA-CRN secretary sends ballots per email to all ETA-CRN members to ask for candidate proposals. Proposals must be sent to the ETA-CRN Secretary 4 weeks before the annual meeting at the latest. Proposals are subsequently viewed and approved by the ETA-CRN Committee. Candidates are then informed of their nomination and asked to provide a CV for presentation at the annual ETA-CRN Business meeting.
All ETA-CRN Members are invited to attend the annual ETA-CRN Business meeting, however only Ordinary ETA/ETA-CRN members are entitled to voting.
The ETA-CRN Committee itself may have additional committee meetings to discuss and prepare projects of ETA-CRN.
The following topics will be part of the annual ETA-CRN Business Meeting:
1. Voting for new ETA-CRN Committee members
2. Report of ETA-CRN Board
3. Report of audit on ETA-CRN account
4. Resolution of audited account
5. Resolution of ETA-CRN Committee
6. Voting on ETA-CRN Committee proposals
7. Discussion on ETA-CRN projects and annual meetings
There is no ETA-CRN membership fee. A fee for the annual ETA-CRN meeting to cover catering, travel expenses of invited speakers, and maintance of website is proposed by the ETA-CRN Committee and is agreed during the annual Business Meeting.
The annual accounts shall be submitted to two auditors, elected among the Ordinary ETA/ETA-CRN members. The accounts shall be approved at the annual Business Meeting.
The rules may be amended by a two-third vote of ETA-CRN members present at the annual Business Meeting. Notice in writing of a proposed amendment must be sent, at least 2 months in advance to the Secretary, who will by letter notify all ETA-CRN members of the proposed amendment. Votes for amendments agreed during the ETA-CRN Business meeting will be forwarded by the Secretary to the ETA president and ETA ExCom for approval.
Draft prepared by Malgorzata Oczko-Wojciechowska and Dagmar Fuehrer, Gliwice/Essen 2015
Changes as discussed at Business meetings and unanimously agreed by voting by all ETA-CRN Committee members elected in Sep 2013.
*The ETA-CRN application form is available on the ETA-CRN website and includes, position, affiliation, email address, reason for interest in ETA-CRN and status of ETA membership


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Band Together founders Jerry Vigorito and Rob Fried bring you dance and funk show channeling the popular NY nightclub Studio 54 and the "scene" from the 1970's and 80's made popular by Stevie Wonder and Jackson Five and made current with songs from Bruno Mars and Pharrell Williams.
Along with Jerry and Rob, this show features Jean Marie Rivera, Sheila Fabrizio, Nick Bielo, Eric Kalb and Tim DeHuff. All funds raised will support CLASP and their program to provide homes and opportunities for people with autism and developmental disabilities. By offering high quality, personalized services CLASP is able to enhance each person's independence, dignity and continued personal growth. Lets be part of helping others develop their ability to be contributing members of the community.
Come join the pre-party at 6:30PM prior to the concert to socialize with the CLASP team in the FTC foyer and Art Gallery and get warmed up for the show! "The feel good nature of the Band Together thing is indescribable" .... The New York Times


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Mosaics : full orchestra
by Ralph Middenway (1970)
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Year: 1970
Instrumentation: Bass clarinet/alto saxophone and percussion (marimba, vibraphone, tubophone, cymbals, triangles, wood blocks, tambourine, gong, tam-tam, crotales).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said on Wednesday the United States will lead a broad coalition to wage a relentless campaign to root out Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria "wherever they exist."
"It will not involve American combat troops fighting on foreign soil," Obama said in excerpts of a speech he will make to the country on Wednesday night.
"This counter-terrorism campaign will be waged through a steady, relentless effort to take out ISIL wherever they exist using our air power and our support for partner forces on the ground," Obama said, using an acronym for the militant group.
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It has become imperative to pay extra attention to ensuring that your store has an e-Commerce theme that is mobile optimized.
This is because shopping trends indicate that 50% of all e-Commerce traffic is coming from mobile phones. As such, it is essential for one to position their store in a manner that can make it benefit from this trend. You can achieve this by updating or changing your e-Commerce template or theme to one that is mobile responsive.
That is where Shopify comes in. With Shopify, you will be spoilt for choice. It has over 55 store themes which come in more than 140 styles that you can select.
We provide you with 5of the best and most beautiful, free and paid mobile responsive templates from the platform.
1. Alchemy
This responsive theme is simply gorgeous and comes loaded with out of the box feature invaluable to maximizing the potential of your products.
- Retina-ready graphics
- Parallax header
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- Fully responsiveness
Alchemy's e-Commerce responsive theme has been developed with the sole intention of inviting and engaging customers. It will essentially breathe new life into your online store.
2. Parallax
Parallax offers remarkable feature flexibility and control in addition to an eye catching long-format home page.
- Multiple backgrounds
- Multiple parallax scrolling sections
- Options to purchase products from home page
- Fully responsiveness
The use of multiple color backgrounds which seem to move at different speeds gives your store a unique impression of depth. This makes products seem more attractive and retains a customer's interest for longer.
3. Brooklyn
This responsive theme allows one to easily adjust the look of products so that they appear attractive on all screen sizes. It also allows you to change colors, fonts, and images very easily.
- Multiple engaging backgrounds
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To check the effect of the template, try resizing your browser, using a tablet or your mobile phone to view the demo shops. The result is astoundingly beautiful.
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Irrespective of the industry you are in, or what wares you might be selling, the Solo theme is designed to make your store look great.
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 65824
Add support for USB UPS; enable forced shutdown
Last modified: 2007-04-18 12:42:52 EDT
From Bugzilla Helper:
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:0.9.9) Gecko/20020513
Description of problem:
1. Please include the hidups driver for USB UPSes.
2. Please put the driver binaries in /sbin instead of /usr/bin, otherwise the
forced shutdown runned from /etc/rc.d/init.d/halt does not work when /usr is a
separate partition.
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How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Actual RedHat 7.3 nut rpm.
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Created attachment 59224 [details]
Suggested patch
it's fixed in 0.45.4-4. thanks for your suggested patch


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I managed to interview a young teenager from the UK, who owns La Cool Forum & Techno Life. He tells us a interesting story and tell us his tale of becoming a owner of a forum and how he went on in the future.
1) Max Pen: What have you learned so far, with managing this or previous forums?
VIVCOOL: Being an adminstrator of different hosts (freeforums, forumotion, zetaboards, vBulletin, webs etc) I have learned a lot of skills on how to improve forums and adding simple things to the forum to gain traffic.
Tip: Understand the forum, Admin Contol Panel and the members to improve your forum.
2) Max Pen: When you were thinking of starting a forum, was Freeforums.org your first choice as a free host ? Did you had any other forum set up sites in mind before using FFO?
VIVCOOL: The first time I was made an adminstrator for any forum was this forum: http://comeandhavefun.freeforums.org/
The owner, The Prince, had created this forum around August 2009. I and one other member were the only people registered for about 3 months. There was a lack of activity and I and another member were made adminstrators. Due to the lack of activity, the owner of the forum forgot his password. So I tried to get his password back when I found out that I had less powers than other admins.
Few weeks later an adminstrator asked me to change his rank because he didn't know how to do it. Since I didn't have the power to change ranks and he did, I asked for his password. As he trusted me, he gave me his password so I could change the rank for him. So I logged on to his account and found out that he had most powers of an owner. So first, I changed his rank for him and then went to explore the Admin Control Panel. I found the owners account on the ACP and I found a way to restore his password. After restoring his password, I contacted him with his password.
Few months passed and it was December 2009. Still with no activity, I requested the owner if I could manage the forum myself. He agreed. So I went on the ACP and deleted everything including members, posts and threads. In just a few months I had 30 members. 7 months later I received 100 members with over 4000 posts and activity for a few weeks.
Also, being an adminstrator for other hosts like Zetaboards, this is the host (freeforums) I preffered making forums with, as it had more options and tools. So later, around October 2010, I started a new forum where most people could enjoy being active in and receiving help with technology. This is the site: http://technolife.freeforums.org/index.php/
3) Max Pen: When did you start going onto forums as a guest or member. Was the first expierience on it a postive or negative one?
VIVCOOL: My first experience of being a member of a forum was Miniclip Forum 'forums.miniclip.com' That was the forum which showed me the link to La Cool Forum and also made me create graphics like banners and sigs.
4) Max Pen: What are your hobbies other then running Techno Life?
VIVCOOL: I like to create graphical things for people or my forum for example banners, sigs, games and drawing animation. Here are some links to what I've created:
5) Max Pen: How old do you think a person must be to be for being a owner of a forum? Do you think kids of 9 should be part of forum staff or as admin-mod?
VIVCOOL: First of all, you should only register if you are 13 years old or over for safety reasons. I was an adminstrator when I was 13 years old, so I don't see why you can't be an adminstrator/mod if you are 13 or over.
Tip: Only make a member an admin/mod if you think they are: active, helpful and they make people want to post more.
Thank you,
Thanks alot for your time VIVCOOl, quite a story about how you got to be the new owner of comeandhavefun. -Max Pen


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Ground Gravity Survey At Kilauea East Rift Geothermal Area (Leslie, Et Al., 2004)
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Exploration Activity: Ground Gravity Survey At Kilauea East Rift Geothermal Area (Leslie, Et Al., 2004)
|Exploration Activity Details
|Kilauea East Rift Geothermal Area
|Exploration Technique
|Ground Gravity Survey
|Activity Date
|1998 - 1998
The purpose of this study was to learn about the structure of the submarine portion of Kilauea. This includes the marine portion of the East Rift Zone known as Puna Ridge
A marine survey over the Puna Ridge aboard the research vessel Maurice Ewing conducted several geophysical studies to learn about the structure of the seaward extension of the ERZ. Gravity measurements of Puna Ridge show a high density anomaly at depth which corresponds to high velocity data obtained from seismic surveys done as part of the same study. The anomaly is interpreted as a complex system of intrusive dikes, similar to what is inferred in the subsurface of the terrestrial section of the ERZ.
- Stephen C. Leslie, Gregory F. Moore, Julia K. Morgan (2004) Internal Structure Of Puna Ridge- Evolution Of The Submarine East Rift Zone Of Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii
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DETROIT >> Even if Seattle had won, this would have been a tough day for the Mariners.
Robinson Cano left the game in the third inning with a fracture in his right hand, and the Mariners went on to lose 5-4 to the Detroit Tigers on Sunday when Jose Iglesias hit an RBI single in the bottom of the ninth. The defeat marked the first time all season that Seattle lost a series on the road, but the bigger issue is the health of the Mariners� standout second baseman.
�I see a specialist on Tuesday morning. They didn�t say anything about how long I might be out, but it is broken bad, so there might be surgery,� Cano said. �All I can do is do whatever it takes to get 100 percent and get back as soon as I can.�
Cano left after being hit by a pitch . He hasn�t missed a game this season and has played in at least 150 in 11 straight years. The Mariners (22-17) have looked like contenders for their first postseason spot since 2001, but losing Cano for an extended period would obviously hurt. The team said he has a fractured fifth metacarpal.
�It�s disappointing to lose both the game and our second baseman,� manager Scott Servais said. �That�s just a freak accident � something that happens in this game. Everyone knows what he means to this team, and he�s down right now, but we have other guys who can step up.�
Kyle Seager hit a solo homer in the second for Seattle, but Niko Goodrum homered and had three hits for the Tigers. Goodrum�s single in the ninth allowed JaCoby Jones to advance to third with nobody out, and Iglesias followed with a single up the middle off Juan Nicasio (1-2).
James Paxton allowed three runs and six hits in six innings for the Mariners in his first start since throwing a no-hitter Tuesday at Toronto.
�Obviously, this guy is their ace, and he�s gone out there and he�s thrown well, and you want to go out there and you want to give it your best shot,� Detroit outfielder Mikie Mahtook said. �You don�t want to back down from the challenge.�
The Tigers were nowhere near full strength, with slugger Miguel Cabrera on the disabled list and regular starters Nicholas Castellanos and Jeimer Candelario also out of the lineup, but the bottom of their order came through. Goodrum, Iglesias and Dixon Machado � Detroit�s 7-8-9 hitters � went 6 for 10.
Shane Greene (2-2) pitched a scoreless ninth for the win.
Detroit took two of three in the series, and the three games were played in just under 24 hours. The teams split a doubleheader Saturday that started at 4:10 p.m.
Detroit�s Blaine Hardy allowed two runs and eight hits in 4 1/3 innings in his first major league start after 167 relief appearances.
�It could have been a little bit better, but for my first major league start, I�ll take that,� Hardy said. �I went out there trying to go as deep as I possibly can.�
Paxton retired the first six hitters he faced before allowing two runs in the third on an RBI single by Mahtook and a run-scoring groundout by Pete Kozma. That gave Detroit a 2-1 lead. Seattle tied it in the fourth on Dee Gordon�s RBI single.
Detroit took a 3-2 lead in the fifth on Goodrum�s leadoff homer.
Mahtook�s RBI double made it 4-2 in the seventh, but Seattle tied it the following inning against Joe Jimenez. With two out, Gordon hit a grounder to the right side, but Jimenez mishandled the toss from first baseman John Hicks for an error, loading the bases. Jean Segura followed with a two-run single.
Servais was back managing the Mariners after missing Saturday�s games to watch his daughter receive a master�s degree at Mississippi. Bench coach Manny Acta managed Seattle while Servais was away � with Ichiro Suzuki serving as bench coach.
Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire said he spoke with Suzuki a bit.
�I just told him, �I love you and I appreciate it,�� Gardenhire said. �He told me, �I�ll be back in spring training ready to play.��
Suzuki shifted into a front office role earlier this month, but he didn�t completely rule out playing again.
Mariners: Cano did have a brief DL stint last year because of a quad issue, but he still played 150 games and hit 23 homers.
Tigers: Castellanos missed the game with an injured finger on his left hand after he was hit by a pitch Saturday night, and Candelario was out with a sore wrist. ... Cabrera is on the DL with a right hamstring strain.
Seattle heads to Minnesota for one makeup game Monday. The teams were postponed April 8. Wade LeBlanc (0-0) starts for the Mariners against Jake Odorizzi (3-2).
The Tigers send Mike Fiers (3-2) to the mound Monday night against Cleveland�s Carlos Carrasco (5-1) in the opener of a three-game series in Detroit.
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Prevention of Global Blindness Fellowship Program
Overview and Mission
What It EntailsThe fellowship in Global Blindness Prevention and Community Outreach is a unique 1-year experience in which the applicant spends the majority of his/her time working at partner institutions in Nepal, Haiti, Ethiopia and Ghana. The focus is providing clinical and surgical care, learning new surgical techniques, participating in skill transfer programs with local ophthalmologists, and contributing to the development of each site's unique eye care delivery systems. The balance of the year is spent working in a private practice setting at Mountain View Eye Center in Fairbanks, Alaska. The fellow has the unique opportunity to provide comprehensive care in beautiful interior Alaska while learning the ins and outs of clinic management and coding in a state-of-the-art facility. The final weeks of the fellowship are spent at Truhlsen Eye Institute working on community outreach programs that deliver eye care to local Native Americans. Note to applicants: this fellowship is only open to applicants who have completed an ophthalmology residency program in the United States. See below if interested in applying.
History, Clinics, and Words from the Founders
Truhlsen Eye InstituteIt was at the conclusion of Dr. Feilmeier's residency that he set his sights on completing a first-of-its-kind cornea fellowship that would also provide training in the prevention of global blindness. The fellowship allowed both Dr. Feilmeier and his wife, Jessica, to spend part of that year living abroad, validating Mike's desire to dedicate a significant component of his career to providing his expertise and surgical skills to curb needless blindness, but also opening up Jessica's eyes to the world of ophthalmology. She subsequently left her career as a business development director for Fortune 500 companies to dedicate her skills to the cause of global blindness prevention. Following fellowship Mike joined Midwest Eye Care, a private practice in his hometown of Omaha, NE. It was then that he and Jessica approached UNMC to develop the Global Blindness Prevention Division as a way to continue the work they'd come to jointly love.
"Our initial goal was to develop a platform at UNMC that would provide opportunities for increased global engagement for medical students, residents, fellows, and faculty while simultaneously helping to prevent needless blindness wherever our work took us. In our first year we were successfully organizing outreaches on a regular basis to a plethora of countries and hosting physicians from around the world for skill-transfer education. With this success, we set out to tackle our deepest rooted desire to help cultivate the next wave of leaders in global blindness prevention."
– Jessica Feilmeier
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"Having trained at Bascom Palmer with Mike, I had kept abreast of the work that he and Jessica were doing and it reminded me that what we do in ophthalmology and medicine is terribly important. To have this set of skills is a privilege. To use our knowledge fruitfully for others' betterment, to advocate tirelessly to improve society's lot no matter if you do so locally or abroad, and to care sincerely about those whom you encounter, can only lead to your own personal fulfillment. Needless to say, I was honored when they approached me to partner with them to develop the Prevention of Global Blindness Fellowship."
– Katherine Johnson, MD.
The Fellowship's First Year: Dr. Sriranjani Padmanabhan"Having been the first fellow to complete this fellowship I can attest that it is even better than you can possibly imagine. The following are a few excepts from my rotation reports describing what I encountered and learned along the way during my year as the Prevention of Global Blindness Fellow."
HaitiAll my clinical skills were immediately put to the test in Haiti — a gorgeous country with a dearth of ophthalmologists and an epidemic of blindness. I quickly discovered that most ophthalmologic diseases in this unique population, particularly glaucoma, have distinct natural histories and unreported idiosyncrasies. I could not simply transfer over my American training. Instead, I had to keep an open mind and think creatively to solve clinical problems. There are so many epiphanies like this working abroad — you think you know the answer to a particular medical or scientific question based on your experience in the States, only to discover that your knowledge and textbooks are either incomplete or irrelevant. This type of education is truly priceless.
NepalWorking at Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology (TIO) showed me the scope of possibility for eye care in the developing world. Every ophthalmologist needs to visit Tilganga in their lifetime to see how a group of dedicated and highly talented professionals successfully tackle blindness, delivering care of the highest quality despite the level of economic development of their nation. In keeping humanitarian outreach a core part of their mission, TIO becomes not only a model for developing nations but also institutes in the Western world. I felt lucky to learn there.
EthiopiaIn Ethiopia I realized that the true professional reward of this fellowship was not just the skill building activities — operating, organizing, teaching, and skill transferring, but also witnessing the emotional transformation of the patients whose lives you've forever changed following surgery. The morning that you remove the patches of hundreds of patients at the same time is truly a moving and joyful experience.
GhanaI witnessed ophthalmology training programs in transition. In partnership with organizations and professionals from around the world, Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital is making great progress in modernizing its facilities and creating skilled physicians and surgeons. It was a privilege to be a small part of this movement, and I feel motivated to be permanently involved in the positive changes to come forth.
AlaskaIn the context of my experiences and lessons learned abroad, coming back and practicing in beautiful Fairbanks, Alaska was a joy. Instead of feeling stale, practicing in the States seemed a breath of fresh air. I was able to see disease that routinely blinds people abroad addressed swiftly and efficiently. Working with Dr. Johnson was incredible and rapidly taught me about running an efficient medical practice. Plus, Alaskans of all stripes, Alaska Natives, immigrants, adventurers, and all those in between — are a highly diverse and fun group to care for.
"This year has allowed me to use my training to the maximum level possible, forcing me to be resourceful in low resource clinics, think creatively in the operating room without the usual spread of instruments, and recall information about diseases I learned about, but never dreamed I would actually see." – Sriranjani Padmanabhan, MD


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IBM Application Performance Analyzer for z/OS features
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IBM® Application Performance Analyzer for z/OS allows you to collect samples from the monitored address space and analyzes the system or resource application usage of CPU, DASD, I/O or the total address space. The tool can monitor, analyze and report the performance of CICS, Assembler, COBOL, PL/I, C/C++, Db2, IMS WebSphere MQ, WebSphere Application Server and Java® applications.
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I feel like Alice. My world has become very, very small.
This garden, so far, has been the largest. It measures around 20 inches tall.
I will be creating a lovely, yet surreal, installation at one of my most favorite places, Flutter, on Mississippi Ave.
Yesterday I purchased some wood panels. In a previous post I suggested my artistic comfort zone consisted of a space of 5.5 inches. In the spirit of "growth" and bettering myself as a human, two are 12 x 12 inches (others are 8×10- not square, oh my). I'm looking forward to working with them. I have many ideas waiting for a surface to land on. I love that blank, pristine surface- that place where anything is possible.
I've designed some new cards. They are a new direction I'm exploring. I have them available for sale in my shop.
another art piece- I have this for sale on etsy.
In the last few days I was the recipient of a few fabulous cards! A couple via post- one hand delivered.
Such clever friends…
I thought it was time to include some recent paintings. Theses are small works on wood using acrylic paint. They are part of an on going series titled the anatomy of stillness. I love painting small & in a square format. I do think I will create some larger pieces to include in this series.
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