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The Washington University Tuberous Sclerosis Clinic at St. Louis Children's Hospital is one of about 50 Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC) clinics in the U.S. dedicated specifically to the care of individuals with TSC. The mission of the TSC Clinic is to provide multidisciplinary, comprehensive care of children and adults with TSC and to promote research, education and awareness about TSC.
The TSC Clinic is based in the Neurology Department at Washington University and St. Louis Children's Hospital, focusing on neurological symptoms, such as seizures, developmental problems and autism.
In addition, to address the variety of other symptoms and organs involved in TSC, the TSC Clinic incorporates a multidisciplinary approach collaborating with other specialty divisions, including Cardiology, Dermatology, Genetics, Nephrology, Neuropsychology, Neurosurgery, Oncology, Ophthalmology, Psychiatry, Pulmonology, and Urology. The TSC Clinic also participates in basic research and clinical trials in TSC, as conducted through the Washington University Tuberous Sclerosis Center, and promotes education and awareness about TSC in conjunction with the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance.
Services offered through the TSC Clinic
- Initial diagnostic evaluation: comprehensive diagnostic evaluation for TSC, including history, physical exam, laboratory testing, and radiographic studies
- Follow-up care: coordinated care for ongoing medical issues, involving multiple medical specialties
- Inpatient care at St. Louis Children's Hospital: for urgent/emergent medical issues
- Scheduled radiographic screening/monitoring for TSC-related tumors, according to recommended guidelines
- Genetic testing and genetic counseling
- EEG/Video-EEG monitoring for seizure/epilepsy evaluation
- Treatment of intractable epilepsy and infantile spasms
- Neuropsychological/behavioral testing
- Educational and social support related to TSC, in conjunction with the TS Alliance
TSC Resources
Washington University TS Center - https://tuberoussclerosiscenter.wustl.edu/
TS Alliance - http://www.tsalliance.org/


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Schurter expands on its standard range of V-Lock power cords to include two types designed to ensure patient safety in critical medical and dental applications. The plug end of the cordset is stamped with a green dot, indicating that it meets the rigors of UL 817 testing. The solid pin construction and extra-safe wiring are visible through the plug's transparent material.
The V-Lock system is an already proven design for safe and reliable power connection, protecting against accidental disconnection of the power cord from the equipment. The cord connector has a lever that latches into a notched power inlet. It is removed from the inlet when the lever is depressed and the catch mechanism released. The make-first and break-last design of the ground contact is inherent to its safe design.
The detachable hospital grade power cords are offered with EN/IEC 60320 C13 and C19 cord connectors on the equipment end, and NEMA 5-15 on the plug end. The power cord with the C13 cord connector and SJT 3x16 AWG cable, is rated 13A/125VAC. The power cord with the C19 cord connector and SJT 3x14 AWG cable, is rated 15A/125 VAC. The power cord cable is white and measures 10 feet, or 3 meters, in length. The new power cords are compatible with a host of Schurter C14 and C20 style appliance couplers and power entry modules, including the most popular types used in medical applications.
The V-Lock hospital grade power cords are UL listed and CSA approved. Pricing for the C13 is about $11.00 each per 100 pieces and the C19 is about $16.00 each per 100 pieces.
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One thing is true about St. Louis: this city is green. Between the dozens of parks and the shade trees covering much of the city's residential areas, St. Louis's plant-colored vibe is lush.
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Encore Baking Company has been making unforgettable wedding and specialty cakes in St. Louis since 1989. We custom blend our icing colors to match virtually any fabric swatch, invitation, or room décor. Our hand crafted sugar flowers are made with such attention to detail, they are often mistaken for real blossoms.
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Michael Clarke deemed fit enough to play in Boxing Day Test
UPDATE: MICHAEL Clarke will play in the Boxing Day Test.
And the Australian skipper will not have to test his hamstring too much early after Sri Lankan skipper Mahela Jayawardene won the toss and chose to bat on an MCG strip that looks likely to offer some early assistance to the hosts' pacemen.
Just 11 days after injuring his hamstring in the first Test against Sri Lanka, the Australian skipper has this morning pulled up well from fitness tests on Christmas Day and has been declared fit.
Clarke has maintained, read hoped, he would be fit since hobbling off retired hurt during the first innings in Hobart.
But even the skipper wasn't convinced until waking well today from a searching series of workouts yesterday.
Michael Clarke will prove himself in Boxing Day Test
AUSTRALIAN skipper Michael Clarke will be given as long as possible to prove his fitness for today's Boxing Day Test at the MCG against Sri Lanka.
Clarke injured his hamstring against the tourists while batting in the first test at Hobart in the second innings.
Usman Khawaja has been called in to the squad on standby if the skipper does not make it in time.
Coach Mickey Arthur, who will delay naming the final team until the toss of the coin this morning, rated Clark 50-50 at a press conference on Monday, but the man himself was not ruling himself out.
"It's going okay and improving every day, that's for sure," Clarke said.
"I have got a little time up my sleeve.
"My mindset hasn't changed and I am really confident that I am doing everything I can to give myself the best chance I can of playing."
Clarke said the decision on whether he played in the Test or not wasn't just about this game.
"The decision whether I play or not isn't that simple," he said.
"It's also making sure I am fit for the Sydney Test, the one-dayers and then the tour of India.
"We have a lot of cricket coming up, so I have got to understand and take the emotion out of it a little bit and listen to the experts.
"But at this stage we are pretty happy with the improvement I have made."
Fast bowler Jackson Bird is set to make his debut for Australia after Mitchell Starc was rested as part of the controversial rotation policy.
Bird will join Mitchell Johnson, Peter Siddle and Nathan Lyon in the Aussie attack.


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Review: Anki, Inc. Anki Drive Starter Kit
Company: Anki, Inc.
Website: www.anki.com
Model: Anki Drive Starter Kit
Price: $200
Compatible: iPad (3rd/4th-Gen), iPad Air, iPad mini, iPhone 4S/5/5c/5s, iPod touch 5G
With strong backing from Apple, including an on-stage demonstration at the 2013 WWDC keynote address, Anki has launched its Anki Drive Starter Kit ($200). Described as "the first video game in the real world," Anki Drive is a system of motorized toy cars that leverage a Bluetooth 4.0-equipped iOS device to serve as the AI brain. Think of them as slot cars, reimagined with today's technology. Included with the kit is a huge 8.5" by 3.5" vinyl track, two cars -- extras are available at a somewhat shocking $70 each -- plus charging cases for the cars, a three-headed micro-USB cable, wall adapter, and a tire cleaning pad. It all comes packaged in a gigantic box that's designed to hold the whole set when it's not in use.
Before you can start driving, you have to unroll the mat and charge the cars. It takes about eight minutes to fully charge the vehicles inside their cases, which can be powered simultaneously thanks to the multi-headed USB cable, and they can then go for 20 minutes before having to be juiced up again. It's somewhat surprising that the cable only has three heads, rather than four, the maximum number of cars that can be used at a time. While they're plastic and clearly toys, it's evident that quite a bit of design work went into the cars.
Once everything is set up, you launch the app to get started. The first time you do so, it'll walk you through a tutorial, which starts with having you place the cars on the mat, and giving them a push. You'll see the cars instantly begin driving themselves around the track, staying in invisible lanes and following the turns properly. Seeing robotic cars driving themselves is really pretty cool. At that point, you get to take over control—partially. Instead of full steering, players are able to regulate speed and lane position, as well as using weapons against their opponents. Sliding up or down on a virtual control will adjust how fast you go, while tilting left will move you into the inside lane, and right, the outside.
Currently, Anki Drive offers only one real game play mode, which can be played against the computer or friends. In this battle mode, you must disable your opponents a set number of times — 5, 10, or 15, depending on which you choose. There's also a practice mode, in which the AI-controlled cars don't have weapons or items, and a race game is listed as "coming soon."
The battle mode is a lot like a video game. You must use your virtual weapons and tools to do damage to the other cars on the track, before they can do the same to you. Each vehicle starts with a tractor beam and a blaster; the former is used to slow down opponents, the latter to deal them damage. To attack another car, it must be within the line of sight of your vehicle, and there's certainly an element of strategy. As you play, you earn points, which can then be used to permanently upgrade the vehicle with new items and more powerful weapons.
In our testing, we were impressed by how smoothly the Anki cars drove over the the mat, as long as their tires were clean. The cleaning pad that's included is sticky, and collects dust, pet hair, and other particulates that may build up on the cars' wheels. Occasionally, one of the vehicles may spin off course, or off the mat entirely. Anki Drive will try to correct for this, and when it can't will have you place the car back on the track.
We found the technology behind Anki Drive to be cool, and there's definitely some initial "wow" factor. Unfortunately, the set quickly grew less impressive, and we were frustrated by the extremely limited play options and overall lack of variety. There's only so many times the same game can be played before it gets boring, particularly when what you're controlling is as limited as this. While the upgrades are a neat touch, they don't ultimately change what you're doing. For $200, a toy needs enough staying power to avoid being buried in the back of a closet after a few hours of play. Anki Drive is the first display of interesting technology from a company that likely has more up its sleeves. As a consumer product, though, its shine quickly wears off, and because it costs so much, we can't recommend it; it earns a flat C rating. It will appeal to automative enthusiasts who love technology and have extra cash to throw around, but Anki Drive Starter Kit isn't a wise purchase for most people. Hopefully Anki will make some major changes to both the pricing and the gameplay experience for a future follow-up.
Editors' Note: iLounge only reviews products in "final" form, but many companies now change their offerings - sometimes several times - after our reviews have been published. This iLounge article provides more information on this practice, known as revving.


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Modesto, CA
Sigrid Simonds
Sigrid Simonds, 83, of Modesto, passed away on January 29th, 2013. She was born and raised in
North Dakota.
Sigrid was a secretary for the Escalon Unified School District. She was very involved in Eastern Star and the Art League. Sigrid was an avid painter with oils and watercolors. She loved playing cards and board games. She was also in a Scrabble group that met twice a month. She loved her family, friends, and life. She will be so missed.
She is survived by her daughter Beth Tanner and her husband Gary; her son Steve Simonds; her grandchildren: Sara, Glen, Mike, Kyle, Kevin and Garrett; great-grandchildren: Faith, Reese,
Bailey, and Bryce, and her siblings Beth Gates of Stockton and David Davidson of Arizona.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Deegan Funeral Chapel in Escalon followed by a graveside service at Burwood Cemetery in Escalon.
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Global economy forces closure of Tenneco plant
Cozad shock-absorber manufacturer to close at end of 2010.
Tenneco Inc. made The Wall Street Journal Tuesday.
But the news wasn't good.
Employees at Tenneco's Cozad-based plant learned Tuesday morning at 6:30 that the long-time manufacturer of shock absorbers would close, according to plant manager Chief Davidson."The company has too much unused manufacturing capacity for its ride control products in the United States—particularly since the onset of the industry crisis last year," Davidson said. "While difficult, Tenneco must adjust operations to match what the market demands to stay competitive."
Closing the company's equipment ride-control plant in Cozad—which employes 500 workers—will reverberate throughout Dawson County.
More than $15 million in wages will be lost when the plant shuts its doors for good at the end of 2010, said Gothenburg Improvement Company president Mike Bacon.
That's because Tenneco Automotive Monroe in Cozad employs 460 hourly and 40 salaried workers at the plant.
With hourly workers making about $32,000 and salaried employees earning an estimated $69,000, Bacon said the decision will have a huge economic impact—in Cozad especially.
"But it will be felt in Gothenburg and Lexington," Bacon said. "And these are core jobs where the money is not sent out of state or out of the country."
In addition, loss of retail sales and downward pressure on the housing markets is inevitable, he said.
"It's not going to be pretty."
Davidson described the news as disheartening.
"It's a very sad day for Tenneco in Cozad and for Dawson County. We all hoped Cozad would be spared," he said. "Unfortunately in the end, it came down to proximity to customers, logistics costs and the fact that other Tenneco plants in the United States have enough room to accommodate the production from a closed plant."
Davidson said the Cozad plant doesn't have space for new equipment while other plants—in Hartwell, GA, Paragould, AK, and Celaya, Mexico—have unused floor capacity.
Tenneco expects to start transferring business to other ride control operations later this year.
Davidson said they plan to begin laying off employees at the end of 2009.
However the company will do what it can to help employees transition to new jobs in terms of continued health care coverage based on seniority and assistance in finding new jobs, he said.
"We have one of the top-notch work forces in the country and we want to match and retain that knowledge," Davidson explained.
In addition to trying to work Cozad employees into other Tenneco plants and offering relocation assistance, he said officials will be open to on-site interviews for other prospective employers.
"We'll also reach out to local, state and federal governments for assistance such as retraining to help people through the transition," Davidson said.
Because 2010 is months away, Davidson said different circumstances in the global economy could happen and things could change "that we wouldn't know about today."
"Now our focus is on our employees and how to help them through a difficult time," he said.
The Cozad plant opened in 1961 and manufactures shock absorbers for light-duty trucks, sports utility vehicles and commercial specialty applications.
Tenneco estimates the closing will generate $8 million in annualized cost savings with a cost of $20 million related to the closing.
Tenneco had planned to close one of its original equipment ride control plants in the United States in October of 2008 but postponed the action to preserve cash during the height of the global crisis, according to Tenneco CEO Gregg Sherrill.
Dawson County officials leaped into action to save the Cozad plant which involved a trip to company headquarters in Lake Forest, IL, and the offering of an incentive package which Tenneco didn't accept.
Gothenburg Mayor Joyce Hudson said Tuesday's news was devastating but "we will survive and pick up the pieces."
"We're a strong town and county and everyone will do what they can to get people back into the workforce," Hudson said. "Hopefully not a lot of people will have to leave the county."
Bacon said GIC will do whatever it can to help displaced workers.
"These are good workers," he said. "Per output, per employee, Cozad has the hardest-working group in the system."
He added that GIC will work with Dawson Area Development and the City of Cozad to help find replacement employers.
"We'll do whatever we can to fill that void," Bacon said.
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EAT IT: Indian Falafel
Here are some things that don't usually make me want to eat something: vegan + gluten free.
Here is the dish that changed that for me:
It might not be our prettiest dish, but our new Indian Falafel: with chickpea pakoras, chana masala, pickled seasonal vegetables wrapped in swiss chard with a cucumber + cashew yogurt sauce served with fries or salad ($14), will make you want to eat it too.
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NI 5G New Radio at Mobile World Congress 2018
Join NI at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona to learn how the latest 5G New Radio (NR), mmWave 5G, and 5G Interoperability Data Testing (IoDT) are accelerating product development from design to prototype to deployment.
In the race to design next-generation wireless technologies, research teams must rely on a proven platform that accelerates their productivity. Using the NI platform researchers are rapidly designing and prototyping 5G proof-of-concept systems to demonstrate new technologies first.
Download the MWC booth map to see NI solutions in action in our customer and partner booths.
There's a lot to see, and sometimes it can be hard to decide how to spend your time. Watch James Kimery, Director of SDR and Wireless Initiatives at NI, deliver a short preview of what to expect.


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Kaylee Collins, 8, a third grader at Holliman Elementary School, caught her first fish ever at Johnson's Pond in Coventry last week. Her catch was a three-pound fresh water bass. She is the daughter of Ed and Jenn Collins. (Submitted photo)
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Lotus Curtain Steam Cleaning Milsons Point offers quality service of curtain cleaning that includes non-shrinkage guarantees. On Site Curtain Cleaning without no harmful effects, we use professional equipment and Eco-Friendly products for steam cleaning curtains.
Curtain Steam Cleaning Milsons Point provided by Lotus cleaning is be carried out on site. We use professional equipment that allows cleaning your curtains while they are hanging in place.
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- Removal and Installation (R&;I) involves the work of removing curtains from a customer's site, bringing the items to factory for cleaning, and installing them back.
- Lotus offers a curtain cleaning service – one of the fastest turnaround time for curtain cleaning in Milsons Point.
- On completing the work, we also ask our clients to speak to our head office and confirm that they are delighted with the results before the technician leaves the premises.
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- We can, where required, provide an on-site cleaning service for curtains, but we do recommend a full dry clean for superior results.
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SHEFEX flight experiment on the launch pad
Cologne/Andoya - By launching its SHEFEX (Sharp Edge Flight Experiment) project, the German Aerospace Center (DLR) has set itself the objective of testing new thermal protection concepts for spacecraft returning to Earth and at the same time of testing the suitability of a sharp-edged design for the aerodynamic configuration.
The unique flight experiment is a DLR research project involving industrial partners. Plans are in place to launch from the launch site on the Norwegian island of Andoya on 27 October 2005.
The carrier used is a combination of a Brazilian VS-30 as the bottom stage and a HAWK rocket as the top stage. These parts are usually only used for altitude research. After its launch over the Norwegian Sea, SHEFEX will reach an altitude of 300 kilometres and re-enter the Earth's atmosphere at almost seven times the speed of sound: a speed which is fast enough to produce temperatures of up to 1600 degrees Celsius at the tip of the SHEFEX payload.
During re-entry, the experimental unit remains linked to the HAWK rocket in order to use its rudder surfaces to stabilise the attitude of flight. Once the parachute system has been activated, SHEFEX will touch down at sea approximately 300 kilometres from its launch site and will be salvaged for further analysis. The most important measurement data is transferred to the ground station during the flight.
The project uses a ceramic re-usable thermal protection system technology, highly advanced in Europe. Fibre-reinforced ceramics, displaying a low weight and resistance to extreme temperatures, are the materials used to produce such systems.
The high costs involved in the production and quality checking of components with complex shapes should be cut dramatically by the structure of the plate-shaped panels and the reduced range of types used here. On re-usable carrier system concepts such as the US Space Shuttle, this structure would result in considerable savings on maintenance and the replacement of damaged elements. The concept could however lead to aerodynamic problems and local overheating at the structure's edge transitions. Given the most recent findings from the field of thermal structural behaviour and new types of active cooling techniques, it should be possible for these effects to be overcome.
SHEFEX is being used to investigate the fundamental aspects of the feasibility of such 'facetted' external shapes and their flight capability. The missile has all the characteristic shapes, such as convex kinks and convex shapings, required by any meaningful aerodynamic and structural investigation. Alongside the ceramic thermal protection system, SHEFEX therefore also includes a multitude of sensors which allow for extremely accurate recording of the thermal and aerodynamic effects during the flight.
The aerodynamic design, the theoretical prediction of flow characteristics and tests in the plasma wind tunnel were undertaken at the DLR Institute of Aerodynamics and Flow Technology in Brunswick, Cologne and Göttingen. The SHEFEX experiment was developed, produced and integrated at DLR's Institute of Structures and Design in Stuttgart. DLR's mobile rocket base (Moraba) in Oberpfaffenhofen is being used to prepare the rockets and to carry out the launch.
EADS and MT-Aerospace are involved in other experiments on new types of thermal protection systems involved in the SHEFEX flight experiment.
The three-year project has been financed by the Helmholtz Association of German Research Centres (HGF) and DLR as part of their space programme.


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Paris/London, 13 December 2012 – Newedge, a global leader in multi-asset brokerage, execution and clearing, today announced it is considering a project to enhance its competitiveness in the new market environment and regulatory framework.
This project intends to bolster the firm's position as market leader, both through a leading worldwide clearing platform for major derivatives asset classes as well as through first-class financial products execution capabilities, offering access to wide liquidity pools.
The project aims to:
- simplify business activities and geographical footprint, with a focus on its existing core strengths,
- streamline the firm's operational model to enhance process efficiency, risk management and cost control,
- separate financial futures & options execution and clearing into two distinct entities to allocate capital more effectively and provide a clearer client proposition.
"The listed derivatives industry is at a turning point," said Nicolas Breteau, Chief Executive Officer of Newedge. "The pace and significance of change – driven by regulation, economic and market headwinds, and developing client needs – is set to continue."
"The plan presented today follows a strategic review of our business and is a measured, informed response to the challenges facing the industry. It will create a firm that is leaner, more agile and client-centric, and will set the foundations for a sustainable future. We are entering the next chapter in Newedge's development, and can see emerging from the current challenges great potential for growth, in such areas as OTC clearing."
Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank and Societe Generale, Newedge's joint shareholders, fully endorse the strategy proposed by Newedge management. Both shareholders are committed to supporting Newedge in its successful implementation of the project, which would reinforce the firm's position as an industry leader.
This announcement today follows a Newedge board meeting and a presentation to the employee representative bodies (Works Council) in France.
The plan is subject to a number of conditions including information and/or consultation of local employee representative bodies and the customary approval of regulators.


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In a high-pitched, high-octane, 15-minute speech, Republican U.S. Senate candidate Alan Keyes lashed out against same-sex marriage.
"The truth of the matter is that our arrogant courts, a small elite minority is trying to force on this country something that's totally against common sense of our people," Keyes said.
Keyes' opinion was shared by nearly 100 people in Rockford. Wives and husbands all listened and weighed in on the belief that legalizing gay marriage across the country could shift society forever.
"I believe that marriage is ordained by God from the beginning to be between a man and a woman and that's what it is and you can't really change that," John Koehler said. "We need to protect and defend marriage, there's just no question about it. Saving it from activist judges and protecting it on a federal level is vitally important," Christina LaBarbera said.
Keyes spent much of the talk explaining that allowing gay marriage in states would undermine traditional family values. He also labeled opponent Barack Obama, a man that sits on both sides of the issue.
"He says he cares about traditional marriage but then he'll stand aside in order to let the freight train of judicial arrogance go through. It makes no sense," Keyes said.
And while some critics argue an amendment banning gay marriage divides more than unites, Keyes says a vast majority of Illinois stands behind him.
"This is not about being against anybody. It is simply about being for the common sense view throughout human history that marriage is in principal connected with procreation," Keyes said.


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Watch how to make this recipe.
1/2 cup whole pistachios
6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided
1 1/2 cups Concord grapes (with seeds)
1 bunch fresh tarragon, divided
1 1/2 cups Fantasy grapes (seedless)
1 1/2 cups Red Flame grapes (seedless)
2 heads Chioggia radicchio
Freshly ground black pepper
Zinfandel Vinaigrette, recipe follows
Wedge young Pecorino, for garnish
Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F.
Toss the pistachios in 2 tablespoons of olive oil and season with salt. Toast in the oven until golden brown, 5 to 7 minutes. Set aside to cool
Heat 2 medium saute pans over high heat. Add 2 tablespoons olive oil to each. To one of the pans add the Concord grapes and half the tarragon. To the other pan add the Fantasy and Red Flame grapes and the remaining tarragon. Blister the skins for 2 to 3 minutes for the Concord grapes and 3 to 4 minutes for the Fantasy and Red Flame grapes. Once blistered, place the grapes on a sheet pan to cool.
Split the head of the radicchio and remove the core. Slice the head into 1/4-inch ribbons and place in a mixing bowl.
Once the grapes are cool, toss them in the bowl with the radicchio and pistachios, season with salt and black pepper, and then dress with the Zinfandel Vinaigrette and mix gently.
To serve: Place on a large platter to share family style or divide the salad among 6 to 8 plates. With a vegetable peeler, shave the Pecorino over the salad and finish with a grind of black pepper.
Pour the vinegar into a mixing bowl and then gradually whisk in the oils. Once the oils are incorporated, season with salt and pepper. To help with the final balance, squeeze in a bit of lemon juice.
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3 Lisa Nowakowski
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2007: Was limited to just ten games due to injuries, making four starts and finishing with a pair of goals. Had the game-winning tally against Central Connecticut (11/4/07). 2006: Missed the season with a leg injury. 2005: Played in 11 games as a sophomore...Missed six games in the middle of the season with a leg injury...Suffered a season-ending injury at Wagner (10/28/05) forcing her out of the season finale at Long Island (10/30/05) and the NEC Tournament...Scored a goal and two assists in her 11 starts...Buried her lone goal on the year in a 3-1 over Mount St. Mary's...Assisted on goals against Hartford (9/20/05) and Fairleigh Dickinson (10/02/05). 2004: Started the 18 games she played in as a freshman...Had a strong rookie campaign, finishing third on the team in scoring with seven points on two goals and three assists...Scored a the game-winning goal and assisted on another in a 2-1 win over Monmouth (10/8/04)...Picked-up her other goal against Fairleigh Dickinson in the regular season finale, a 2-1 loss (10/31/04). High School: Attended Rocky Hill High School...Played soccer for head coach Bill Pacillia...An All-State player all four years...Named All-New England her sophomore through senior seasons...Named team captain and MVP as a senior...Played in the Senior All-Star Game...Also ran varsity track...An Honor Roll student. Personal: Lisa Nowakowski Born: 8/2/86 Parents: Ed and Stella Nowakowski. Sibling: Paul Nowakowski. Favorite Teams: New England Revolution, Boston Red Sox and Metrostars. Favorite Athlete: David Beckham. Favorite Book: The Mind. Favorite Movie: Assault on Precinct 13. Favorite TV Shows: The O.C. and Laguna Beach. Favorite Musical Artist: Dave Matthews Band. Favorite Food: Chips and Salsa. Hobbies: Shopping and caring for animals.


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Warm weather presents opportunities for us to stay out longer. However, warm weather also presents health concerns such as West Nile virus, which is spread by mosquitos. Birds are carriers of West Nile virus; a mosquito becomes infected by biting an infected bird.
West Nile virus can cause encephalitis (inflammation of the brain) or meningitis (inflammation of the lining of the brain and spinal cord). The good news is that West Nile virus is not spread by person-to-person contact such as touching, kissing, or caring for someone who is infected.
1. Reduce the presence of mosquitoes in their surroundings.
2. Take personal precautions to prevent mosquito bites.
Wild birds are a natural host for West Nile virus, particularly crows, ravens, jays, magpies, and sage grouse. A large or continuous die-off of birds may be a local indicator of WNV activity. Contact one of the following Oregon agencies for collection and testing for West Nile virus surveillance:
For more information, see Reporting Sick or Dead Wild Birds (pdf) and WNV specimen and submission form (pdf).
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Do to an impending change in some background accounts into I detected an e-mail glitch, one of my accounts was not properly downloading my e-mails to my PC.
Apparently this has been going on since mid November on this particular account, but because I get such a volume of e-mail from so many accounts this remained undetected until some maintenance I finally had time to do tonight brought the problem to light allowing me to repair it.
While much of the missed e-mails were simple information there were three that directly impacted people who did not get responses. Therefore I owe three apologies so let me deliver them publicly now.
To Evan Sayet comedian and author extraordinaire, I'm sorry I didn't answer your e-mail concerning scheduling because I never saw them, I'm anxious to have you on the show ASAP and will try to schedule you either second or third week of January.
To Dr. Paul Byrne, the same. I didn't get your response e-mail concerning the scheduling of you and tying things down. As this was the week of my mother's death I was a tad distracted as well but if I saw the e-mails I would have answered them promptly. Like Evan Sayet I would like to schedule you the 2nd or third week of January.
Finally to Kimberly Kerekes of the Town clerk's office in Barrington NH.
I'm very embarrassed. You apparently answered my questions from this post promptly but because of my e-mail problem I didn't see the answers until today over seven weeks later. In addition to updating the base post I'll also add your answers to this one.
It is grossly unfair to you and the town that said answers did not go up promptly and while this was due to the e-mail bug it's still my responsibility. I hope this public mea culpa helps make up for it.
Dear Peter "DaTechGuy" Ingemi,
My answers are listed below:
1. Is the record of the voter rolls in Barrington available to be viewed by the public YES
2. Is there a separate record of new registrants and/or same day registrants available? NO, PER Secretary of States Office
3. Did a person come in to obtain said records? YES
4. If so was said person told it would be $300 for said records?NO, the fee would be actually be $379 which is the rate for the current MARKED CHECKLIST, which is based on our current photocopy fee per page, which is $1/page.
4a. If there is such a fee, is that set by the city or state? Is it a standard fee for records? For a marked checklist
the fee is what the Town or City charges for a copy.
5. The GROK article states that such public records are available under state law saying the following:
New Hampshire State law (91-a) allows the citizen to review, examine, or inspect, any public document that is available. They can even take pictures of it, or make their own copies or abstracts as long as the document(s) are on site and it occurs during regular business hours.
5a Is this correct and if so can said person make their own copies without charge? A person may view and takes notes on the marked checklist, but NO there will be no copies made without a charge, PER NH STATE LAW (91-a;IV)
"If a photocopying machine or other device maintained for use by a body or agency is used by the body or agency to copy the public record or document requested, the person requesting the copy may be charged the actual cost of providing the copy, which cost may be collected by the body or agency."
6. Will said records be available electronically (in PDF format etc) and available either to the public on request or on the Barrington site eventually? An electronic copy will be available upon request after the Supervisors of the Checklist have entered and scanned the checklist and new voters into the statewide database for a fee of $26.50.
7. If I came down to see said records would they be available for viewing? YES
I have answered all your questions to the best of my ability, if you have any further questions please
feel free to contact the New Hampshire Secretary of State at 271-3242.
Kimberly Kerekes
Again my apologies to all three people above. Mea Culpa


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Shutter Island (US - BD)
Gabe takes a dive into madness with Marty Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio
In the year 1954, at the height of post-war, Red Scare hysteria, U.S. Marshal Edward 'Teddy' Daniels (Leonardo DiCaprio) arrives at the Ashecliff Hospital for the criminally insane on Shutter Island with his partner Chuck Aule (Mark Ruffalo) to investigate the disappearance of an inmate named Rachel Salando (Emily Mortimer). As the investigation begins it becomes immediately clear that the staff and doctors have something to hide, including possible ill-will towards the investigators. Teddy also reveals a hidden agenda to Chuck, and slowly begins to spiral into madness via migraine headaches, and nightmare memories of his dead wife, and his time in WWII. But is his madness real, or is it the actions of the mysterious Dr. John Cawley (Ben Kingsley).
Shutter Island is Martin Scorsese's most visually expressive and stimulating film since Gangs of New York, the closest the director has gotten to a straight-up horror film since Cape Fear. Scorsese uses the story's setting and hallucinatory aspects as a valid excuse to pay homage to his favourite era thrillers. Besides the obvious Hitchcock and Howard Hawks references, the director gets in a few passing allusions to Jacques Tourneur and Michael Powell (the big reveal features a Curse of the Cat People-like setting and some very red shoes). Shutter Island also features a collection of incredible, riveting performances, performances that add a tragic, realistic center to Scorsese's poetic, nightmare images. The performances are so good I wish the film had made its October release, because I'm guessing it won't be remembered around Oscar time this year, and I firmly think DiCaprio and Ted Levine earned best actor and supporting actor nominations, respectfully. In visual and actorly terms Shutter Island is a very good movie, however it features some destructively floppy narrative elements that threaten to tear down all the director's and actor's efforts.
So now that I have the basics out of the way, everything after this point in the 'feature' section of my review will feature minor spoilers, so anyone still intending on viewing the film entirely blind should probably skip to 'video', though I promise not to give away anything huge.
Still here? Okay, so the minor spoiler, which has probably been spoiled for most of you already, is that there is a big twist at the end of the film. The twist is kind of stupid, depletes or flat-out drops many of the most interesting plot elements, and requires a huge leaps in suspension of disbelief. Mostly everything adds up, so the ending isn't a total cheat, and without the twist one of the best scenes wouldn't have such wonderful subtext, but there are so many other ways this story could go, and pretty much every one of them is more satisfying. Delving any further into alternate endings would constitute more spoilers than I'd be comfortable expressing in a review, but needless to say the rest of the story, based on Dennis Lehane's ( Mystic River, Gone Baby Gone) novel, is compelling enough up to deserve better. The audience is left to decide if the twist is 'real', but the final dialogue ('which would be better, to live as a monster, or to die as a good man') doesn't really allow alternate readings, assuming we're left to take it literally. The twist is equally damaging to the film's subtext, that of the state of psychological medicine in the early '50s. This subtext is arguably the more important narrative element. The brutality of the 'old school' still clearly presented, and there is a sense of profound tragedy, but the ridiculous nature of the less barbaric treatment robs it of historical relevance.
This is the second time I've watched the film, and the twist makes even less sense when I'm given the chance to reevaluate. It cheapens the experience a bit, and I'm now less likely to watch the film a third time, but the perfectly beautiful imagery is definitely richer, which based on my opinion of the film the first time around may be the more important fact. Objects disappear between shots, making the audience question the validity of the image, and characters exchange knowing glances that on first viewing appear general confusion. The first time around these are almost unnoticeable, but psychologically they make an impact, especial mixed with the film's frantic sense of editing. The performances are also taken to a different level, especially Mark Ruffalo, whose acting takes on a more interesting level, even though his character makes the least sense once the twist is revealed.
The print of the film I saw in theaters was really grainy, and I expected more of the same from this Blu-ray, but apparently that was just a bad print (I haven't gone back to that particular theater since), because this 1080p transfer is bloody gorgeous. There is some grain, but nothing as thick as I experienced, and nothing beyond what should be expected from 35mm film. The bulk of the movie is generally cool and green tinted, without very many poppy colour highlights. These scenes are generally average in terms of detail and sharpness, until the plot starts going a little wiggy, and lights are blown out into perfect whites to express Teddy's migraine. The outside sections are sharper, and feature higher contrast blacks, along with deeper set focus. Some of the establishing shots are impeccable. The warmer evening scenes, specifically those in the rooms where doctors congregate, are grainier and softer than the rest of the film, but feature full-bodied reds and golds, which stand apart from the rest of the film, excepting Teddy's memories and flashbacks. These more abstract and expressionistic sequences are the transfer's shining moments. There are a couple choices of beautiful here – super-saturated warmth, with lush green highlights, and extremely cool winter scenes with expressive red highlights. In all this is a well mix stew of all the things that make high definition home video versions of movies shot on real film worth owning. The only real problem with the transfer is the sharpness during the outdoor sequences gives away the not exactly perfect green screen work.
Apparently Paramount started going with DTS-HD Master Audio tracks over Dolby TrueHD recently, and I didn't really put it together until now. This 5.1 track is a fantastic sampling of the format's capabilities, from minute subtleties to grand swaths of noise. Even the simplest dialogue scenes feature immersive rear channel work in the form of the ongoing storm outside. The effect is natural, and turns plenty aggressive whenever the characters wonder outside. Again, the more expressionistic scenes come across as the most impressive, save the massive storm effects. The coolest aural moment comes during the big pan over Nazi execution sequence, which flings a couple hundred bullets from the front to rear channels. The scene where Teddy explores the bowels of Ward C is another audio highlight, featuring frightening spikes in volume, eerie, directional surround channel whispers, and cool echo effects. The dialogue is occasionally inconsistent between shots (over the shoulder vs. screen right, etc), but the center channel sound is otherwise natural, and stands out well against the busy stereos. The film's music 'supervision' is credited to The Band member, and one of America's best songwriters, Robbie Robertson. Apparently Robertson and the director gathered a collection of previously recorded music, but unlike Goodfellas or Mean Streets this acquired score is made up mostly of classical score. The uncompressed audio allows these rich, bassy strings to really explode through the stereo channels without any distortion, and the LFE throbs as intended.
As seems to be the norm with Martin Scorsese's more recent releases, the extras here are brief, and relatively disappointing. 'Behind the Shutter' (16:30, HD) covers the general making-of the film, including discussion of the original novel, character building, pre-production prep, Scorsese's direction, casting, music, and developing the film for a second viewing. The featurette's tone is pretty fluffy, but there are huge spoilers, so it clearly wasn't meant as an EPK. When interview subjects are left to talk about their own contributions they tend to approach discussion with honesty, but they back-pat the other contributors, and the featurette's pacing is too aggressive to really fill in our questions on the film. 'Into the Lighthouse' (21:30, HD) deals a bit with the reality of the insanity, including words from a real psychiatrist who enjoys the visual representations, but admits the plot isn't very believable. Overall it's a good, brief look at a complex subject, which also covers some of the wonderful production design.
Shutter Island is at once one of director Martin Scorsese's most impressive visual feasts, and one of his weakest film in terms of script. The ending is lame, but the build up is powerful stuff, amplified by fantastic performances, so one's overall opinion will depend on one's tolerance for a twist that discounts a lot of the best aspects of the film. I'm personally still torn after a second viewing, which strengthened both my love of the good, and my disappointment of the finale. This Blu-ray release features little in terms of extras, but the video quality is quite remarkable, as is the DTS-HD soundtrack, which features an incredible collection of acquired classical music, and some appropriately shudder inducing sound effects.
*Note: The Images on this page are not representative of the Blu-ray release.
Review by Gabriel Powers
Under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian
Disc Details
Release Date: 8th June 2010
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 2.35:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 5.1 French, Spanish and Portuguese
Subtitles: English SDH, French, Spanish, Portuguese
Extras: Behind the Shutters, Into the Lighthouse
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Martin Scorsese
Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, Ben Kingsly, Max Von Sydow, Patricia Clarkson, Michelle Williams, Emily Mortimer
Length: 137 minutes
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By Ruairidh Villar
EAST CHINA SEA (Reuters) - A flotilla of boats carrying more than 80 Japanese nationalists arrived on Tuesday in waters near disputed islands at the centre of tensions between China and Japan, risking further straining Tokyo's already tense relations with its Asian neighbors.
The boats were shadowed by at least 10 Japanese Coast Guard vessels, the organizers said, while three Chinese government surveillance ships moved near the islands, according to the JCG.
Last year members of the same group landed on one of the islets and triggered anti-Japanese protests in China, while lingering regional friction over Japan's wartime aggression also resurfaced in the last few days.
South Korea's foreign minister on Monday canceled a trip to Tokyo and Beijing blasted Japan for a lack of contrition over its past after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made an offering to a shrine seen as a symbol of Japan's former militarism.
The nationalist Ganbare Nippon ("Stand Firm, Japan") group said the flotilla of 10 boats would sail around the rocky East China Sea islets to survey fishing grounds, and that it did not plan to land there.
It gave the same assurances when it sponsored a similar trip last August, during which about 10 activists landed on one of the islets, known as the Senkaku in Japan and the Diaoyu in China.
"This is all about asserting our ownership of the islands, going there to conduct a fishing survey to prove that Japanese fishermen can indeed make a living there," said group leader Satoru Mizushima.
"With all the provocations coming from China, we've adopted the policy that we will not land on the islands before the upper house elections (expected in July), to avoid making the diplomatic situation worse."
Tit-for-tat landings by Chinese and Japanese nationalists last summer preceded a sharp flare-up in the dispute when Japan nationalized the islands in September, drawing angry rhetoric from Beijing and anti-Japanese demonstrations across China.
(Writing by Antoni Slodkowski; Editing by Alex Richardson and Mike Collett-White)


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Snow will continue until Wednesday afternoon
Up to 10 inches could fall by lakeshore
Snow will continue until Wednesday afternoon
Up to 10 inches could fall by lakeshore
A winter storm warning remains in effect for for Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Sheboygan and Walworth counties until noon Wednesday.
The rest of the southeastern Wisconsin remains under a winter weather advisory until the same time.
There was a quick burst of snow Tuesday afternoon that dropped 6 inches of snow in Kenosha and Racine counties. As of 6 p.m., Milwaukee officially had 3 inches of snow, WeatherWatch 12 Chief Meteorologist Mark Baden said.
The snow will continue off and on until noon Wednesday.
Snow totals will be greatest near the lakeshore, where as much as 10 inches may fall, Baden said.
Temperatures will remain around 30-32 degrees, with winds gusting up to 30-35 mph.


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This is a draft of the sermon Dr. King wrote comparing a story from the Bible in St. Luke to the struggle to obtain equality and civil rights.
b. 1868 - d. 1963
W. E. B. DuBois, the first person of African descent to earn a doctorate from Harvard, was a professor of history and sociology at Atlanta University and researcher on the conditions of blacks in America. His classic The Souls of Black Folk (1903) is often cited by African American intellectuals as the work that most influenced them. He was the first editor of Phylon, Atlanta University's scholarly journal on race and culture. A founder of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), DuBois edited The Crisis for 23 years. A socialist and opponent of imperialism in Africa, DuBois was indicted by the U.S. Justice Department for refusing to register as a foreign agent. He expatriated to Ghana, where he died on the eve of the 1963 March on Washington. Dr. King noted "History cannot ignore W. E. B. DuBois because history has to reflect truth and Dr. DuBois was a tireless explorer and a gifted discoverer of social truths."
This is a draft of the sermon Dr. King wrote comparing a story from the Bible in St. Luke to the struggle to obtain equality and civil rights.
This column by Joseph D. Bibb makes the argument that not only is "the colored American" ready for his civil rights, but also it is hypocritical to deny him those rights given the ignorance and savagery of many of his white counterparts.
This Washington Post article, entitled "Attorney's Arrest is Protested", talks about Arthur Kinoy's arrest and the complications that aroused as a result of it.
In a testimony before the Senate Commerce Committee, Mississippi Governor Ross R. Barnett expresses his staunch opposition to President Kennedy's recent civil rights legislation. Governor Barnett goes as far as to associate recent Communist Party activities to the recent "racial agitation, strife, and conflict" emerging from the Civil Rights Movement.
The September 1966 issue of Commentary, a monthly publication of the American Jewish Committee, features Bayard Rustin's article "Black Power and Coalition Politics." The article discusses topics such as black power, the liberal labor civil rights coalition, the strategies of Marcus Garvey, W. E. B. Du Bois, and Booker T. Washington, and A. Philip Randolph's Freedom Budget. Rustin states that although black power is viewed as a "psychological rejection of white supremacy" those advocating for black power are seeking a "new black establishment."
This article, from the newspaper "Chicago's American," criticizes Dr. King's demonstrations on open housing in Chicago.
This New York Times article provides details about Vice President Richard Nixon's decision to support the end of school segregation.
Dr. King believes that there are lessons in understanding the process of history, that evil carries the seed of destruction and that militarism is ultimately suicidal. Dr. King states that "history teaches the lesson that all reality hinges on moral foundations."
Contrary to what radio announcements and newspapers advertise, Dr. King urges Negro voters to vote for a presidential candidate that is already on the ballot. He expresses that he is not a candidate and does not want voters to write his name on the ballot.
This editorial reviews Dr. King's last book, "Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?" Under the heading "Dr. King Outdated." The review expresses Mr. Bob Smith's disagreement with many themes of the book.
Eugene Patterson, of the Atlanta Constitution, transcribed his analysis of Dr. King's final publication, "Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?" Mr. Patterson evaluated Dr. King's views on riots and agreed that riots did not produce any solid improvements to solve the problems in the Negro community.
This letter, sent to Dr. King, emphasizes a clear disgust with Dr. King's tactics. The author insists that the best thing he could do for his people is "drop dead."
William F. Bell writes an article concerning a proposed W. E. Dubois State Memorial in Great Barrington.
In this document, this New York Yearly Meeting Office unveiled a plan of action for the months of March and April of 1968. The causes they focused on were the Black Power Movement and Dr. King's Poor People's Campaign initiative.
The document contains notes for a sermon given by Dr. King entitled, "God's Judgement on Western Civilization."
This SCLC news release documents the success of "a pioneer agreement between the Chicago Freedom Movement and a large grocery chain." As a product of Operation Breadbasket, this development cycled both jobs and capital to keep them organic to the Negro community.
In this document, residents of Harlem question the trial in the murder of Malcom X.
"HLS" believes that Dr. King is wrong in thinking that the Republican Party will do more for African Americans than the Democratic Party.
Mr. Eisenman acknowledges the irony of how America, which was created after a war of liberation, has now gone against everything it was founded upon.
This document displays the poem "I, Too" by Jerry Peace
In this article, the author confronts Dr. King's statement regarding Scandinavian countries. The author suggests that Dr. King does not have a full understanding of the culture and proceeds to enlighten him.
In the attainment of civil rights, Dr. King stresses the importance and urgency of "NOW". He further expounds on the immediate and effective actions that should be exercised by the Federal government to better the society.
In this article, Joseph Kraft discusses the influences of Blacks voting.
This Argus newspaper clipping is a mini review of Dr. King's last book, "Where Do We From Here: Chaos or Community?"
Alice Widener argues that the Black Power movement will result in domestic guerilla warfare. The writer's stance originates from a Black Power workshop she attended. Widener argues that the U.S. government must "round up and imprison" the "Red-Black power criminals."
In this poem, Ms. Savage expresses her views on "Life."
Dr. King delivers a sermon about the parable of the lost sheep from the book of Luke. In this sermon, Dr. King poses the question that has pondered mankind for ages, "What is God Like?" He declares, "God is like a good shepherd" caring for his sheep. Dr. King commends the good done in America, but compares the nation to "a lost sheep" for failing to maintain equality for all men. He summarizes by describing good as a process, that everyone is significant and God is seeking to find the lost.
Dr. King speaks about the Southern Christian Leadership Conference's Summer Community Organization and Political Education Project (SCOPE). He also talks about the political advancements that were made in the south.
This article discusses former FBI undercover agent, Julia Brown's plan to expose Dr. King of his affiliation with the Communist party.
The Augusta Chronicle wrote this extensive review on Dr. King's last book, "Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?" In this document, the review places special emphasis on Dr. King's views on the War on Poverty, the Black Power Movement and the state of the Civil Rights Movement.


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Philadelphia and Temple University police are warning students after a recent, " series of off-campus robberies" of students in the northwestern area outside campus on Sunday and Monday.
Philadelphia Police Central Detective Division and Temple are investigating the armed robberies, but have not said how many students were involved. Smart phones and purses draw thieves they said.
Ray Betzner, a Temple spokesman, said that the university made a decision to issue an advisory after Philadelphia police shared information on the incidents.
"We did it because it became apparent Monday - after receiving information from the Philadelphia Police - that there might be a pattern, that it goes beyond random acts," Betzner said.
In addition, Betzner said authorities also hoped it might prompt students with more information about the robberies to come forward.
Police from both departments are increasing patrols in that area and telling students to, "trust your instincts," according to the advisory. They are asking students not to walk alone, to stop using mobile phones and other devices in public, not talk to strangers, avoid dark or hidden walkways, and quickly leave places or situations that make them feel uncomfortable.
They also remind students to use the Owloop service for on-campus transport, and TUr Door service for those living off-campus. Both operate from 5:30 p.m. to 6 a.m.
Police gave the following times of the incidents and descriptions of the suspected thieves:
-At 8:45 a.m. Sunday, at 2000 N. 18th Street, a 30-year-old, black male, about 5'9", and wearing a black "beanie" cap, blue puffy coat and blue jeans was suspected of a robbery.
-At 8:15 p.m. Sunday, at Edgley Street, a black male with a red hoodie covering his face was suspected of a robbery.
-At 6 p.m. Monday, at 2100 N. 16th Street, a black male, about 6'1", with thin build, and wearing a black "hoodie" with baggy black jeans was suspected of a robbery.
Police ask students to call 911 if they spot trouble, or contact Temple Police by calling 1-1234 from a campus phone, or 215-204-1234 from a non-campus phone.


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Summary and link to legislature's website offer convenient access to information
PRATT — The Kansas Legislature is in session, and many people across the state are curious about what bills might affect the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP). For hunters, birdwatchers, anglers — anyone interested in the outdoors — the latest developments in the 2010 Legislature are just a computer click away. Legislation affecting KDWP is summarized in the agency's online Legislative Update Report.
A number of bills could affect the agency and its constituents this year. On the Senate side, action has been introduced that could affect guide fees, law enforcement retirement, licensing of big game hunting outfitters, cabin fees, prairie dogs, taxation of watercraft, and the right to keep and bear arms.
On the House side, bills have been introduced regarding hunter education in the schools, light pollution in state parks and other areas, lifetime licenses for nonresident military personnel stationed in Kansas, a $5 conservation fee for all nonresident permits and licenses, a special archery deer season in Shawnee Mission Park, expansion of antlerless whitetail deer hunting, exemption of nonresidents younger than 16 from purchasing a hunting license, and exemption of residents from needing a hunting license to take prairie rattlesnakes.
The Legislative Update Report provides concise, up-to-date summaries of these issues. In addition, a link is provided to the Kansas Legislature website, which allows visitors to quickly and conveniently view the complete text of a bill and track its progress during the 2010 session.
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Category: Max Game-Improvement Irons
We tested: 4-GW with True Temper Dynalite Gold XP steel shaft
Key Technologies: An ultra-thin clubface (using strong "Hot Metal" material) increases distance while its cavity design creates a larger effective hitting area and lower, deeper CG. The 4- through 7-irons have high COR for enhanced distance while 8-PW have a deep cavity for maximum forgiveness.
OUR TESTERS SAY: One of the highest-rated irons in the test. Provides plenty of distance, feel and control with a classic look.
PLAYABILITY: Potentially the most workable irons in the test, which could appeal to players as they improve; very good performers from a variety of lies.
ACCURACY/FORGIVENESS: Quite good at preserving distance on mis-hits and very accurate on solid strikes.
DISTANCE CONTROL: Longer than average; very repeatable distances on short-iron approaches; short irons and wedges seem to produce more shotstopping bite than others.
FEEL: Provide more feedback than most max-game improvement irons without being harsh; very good sensation on greenside shots.
LOOK: Traditional shape, smooth lines and a handsome blue badge.
A few testers complain that these irons don't feel as good as some previous Mizuno forgings; JPX-800 lacks the extreme forgiveness of some of the other models that were tested.
Mizuno set a lofty goal for the JPX-800: To be the longest, most forgiving iron in the company's history. The JPX-800, in fact, gained 3 mph ball speed and 7 yards total distance in head-to-head tests with MX-200 irons. Mizuno's "Hot Metal" construction is a strengthening process that leads to an extra-thin clubface and triggers hotter ball speed. A multitiered pocket cavity expands the sweet spot and lowers the center of gravity for improved forgiveness.
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From Golf Magazine (April 2011)
Category: Game-Improvement Irons
We tested: 4-GW with True Temper Dynalite Gold XP steel shaft
Key Technologies: A CNC cavity milling process contributes to the club's low center of gravity and thin, hot face (highest COR ever for a Mizuno forged iron). The effect is longer distance and improved forgiveness.
OUR TESTERS SAY: One of the best iron models in its class. It scores high marks for playability, distance control and feel.
PLAYABILITY: The club's "triple cut" sole design makes it a strong, steady performer from all types of lies.
ACCURACY/FORGIVENESS: Deadly accurate short irons; covers for mis-hits better than standard forgings.
DISTANCE CONTROL: Solid shots deliver above-average length; off-center hits don't lose much, either.
FEEL: Several guys find the smooth, soft feel to be the gold standard; solid contact provides Tour-like feel.
LOOK: Attractive-looking, slightly oversize head; the full cavity tells you that help is here if you need it.
Some testers find it difficult to differentiate bad hits from good ones; a few testers experience less maneuverability than with previous Mizuno forgings.
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These next two are taken a bit further along the Dorset coast, on Chesil Beach - an 18-mile barrier beach, with ten miles of freshwater lagoon (The Fleet) behind it
Which book?BTW, how bad is the book? (Trying to gauge how much your preference for my photos is a more or less good thing)
I'll avoid that book then. Thanks for the warning
There's a book club where I used to work, which I still attend. My role from the outset, nearly a decade ago now, seems to have been the curmudgeon who dislikes whatever anyone else has chosen. I'm not sure how the role was assigned, but I'm a little worried at how easily I've come to fit into it.Jeremy
Did I mention you might actually have superior taste?
Just wait until you're older!It only gets better, in the sense of more marked. And becomes the 'expected of you', which is a bit of a trap. Did I mention you might actually have superior taste?;-)
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Derry school lunch questions remain as district adjustsBy ADAM SWIFT
Union Leader Correspondent
December 17. 2012 8:49PM
DERRY - The school district is still adjusting to federal changes in the school lunch program, according to district business manager Jane Simard.
"The food service numbers are significantly less on student sales," Simard said. She said the food services department is still working to determine the cause and whether it is the result of new meal plans and food choices required under state and federal reimbursement guidelines.
"We do have more students on free and reduced lunches, and that is part of it," said Simard.
District food services director Susan Boroskas still sees quite a bit of waste from students not eating their full meals, according to Simard.
To be reimbursed from the state for a full meal this year, students need to take a full meal, sometimes leading students to take food they do not necessarily intend to eat.
Simard said the food services department is continuing to track lunch waste.
Simard also said the district has yet to receive state and federal reimbursement for its lunches.
"We'd be ahead of where we were last year, but we've not been able to get the reimbursement," she said. "I'm sure it's much more difficult for the smaller districts to cover those reimbursements, because we have been waiting for quite a while and we're getting anxious."
The district is also working to comply with the new federal Sixth Sense reimbursement program that gives the district an additional six cents per meal if the district continues to comply with the new USDA food guidelines."We are trying to comply with the program so we can generate the additional revenue.
"I know there has been a lot of talk about whether the new food choices are working among the food services directors and many of us in the food services departments."
Locally, Simard said the district still has a number of unpaid balances for student lunches. "We'd like to remind parents that school lunches and breakfasts are not funded by local taxation," she said. Any parents who have a balance on a student's school lunch account can contact Simard or Boroskas or can sign into the mylunchmoney program through the district website.


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Lindsay Lohan was in London last night. There were several club stops. She left at 3:30am looking…not so fresh. Timely because a clip from her "docuseries" on OWN was just presented yesterday at the TCAs and at one point she says to camera:
"There's nothing left in having a drink for me. There's no party I haven't gone to, nobody I haven't hung out with, no situation I haven't been exposed to"…implying that those days are behind her.
Oprah does appear to give her sh-t for being difficult to work with and inconveniencing her crew, but then she apologises again and repeats that she knows that she doesn't have any chances left. Well, at 3:30am she seems to be protecting that chance very intelligently, non?
There are also reports that the series might not be finished because she can't get her sh-t together. Apparently she can't keep a schedule. You are surprised, I can tell.
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Chloe Bennet, Clark Gregg and Ming-Na Wen shoot a scene for Marvel's "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
Director Roxann Dawson, second from left, talks with Clark Gregg, while script supervisor Dawn Gilliam, right, shows them the script. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
Chloe Bennet, left, as computer hacker Skye and Ming-Na Wen as agent Melinda May get last-minute touch-ups before shooting a scene. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
Clark Gregg, as agent Phil Coulson, films a scene inside the command center of the Bus. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
Between scenes, Clark Gregg shows Ming-Na Wen a recent press clipping on his phone. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
A camera operator focuses on Clark Gregg and Ming-Na Wen during filming. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
Ming-Na Wen, who plays agent Melinda May, watches a monitor on the set. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
Before a scene is shot, Clark Gregg's mike is adjusted as he talks to Chloe Bennet. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
Ming-Na Wen and Clark Gregg catch up on text messages while on the set. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
Ming-Na Wen, Chloe Bennet and Clark Gregg joke between scenes. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
Ming-Na Wen, Brett Dalton and Chloe Bennet between scenes. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
Inside the command center are Brett Dalton, left, Chloe Bennet, Ming-Na Wen and Clark Gregg. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
Prop books on the set. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)Link
Clark Gregg as agent Phil Coulson during a scene. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times)
For more behind-the-scenes images from "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." visit our Hollywood Backlot gallery.
Adrianne Palicki will be joining the cast of Marvel's "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D."
The actress will play Bobbi Morse, also known as Mockingbird, on the ABC series, which returns for its second season Sept. 23.
Palicki's previous television credits include "Friday Night Lights," "About a Boy" and "Lone Star"; she was cast as Wonder Woman in David E. Kelley's television pilot about the iconic heroine, but the show was never picked up to series.
Palicki is the latest addition to the growing list of actors slated to appear on the show, which centers on Agent Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg) and his roster of operatives — Melinda May (Ming-Na Wen), Grant Ward (Brett Dalton), Skye (Chloe Bennet) Leo Fitz (Iain De Caestecker) and Jemma Simmons (Elizabeth Henstridge).
Lucy Lawless, Reed Diamond, Nick Blood, Henry Simmons and Kyle MacLachlan will each play a role in the upcoming run of episodes.
Created by Joss Whedon, Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen, "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." arrived last year with a great deal of fanfare as Marvel's first foray into live-action television. The show initially received a somewhat mixed reception, with ratings dipping in the wake of a strong debut.
In an interview with Hero Complex earlier this year, Jed Whedon and Tancharoen said they expected that the show might experience some ratings turbulence before finding its own audience, and they were confident that in time, viewers would come to embrace the show.
"We anticipated it a little bit," Whedon said. "The Marvel flip at the top of the show has only been in front of movies that cost millions and millions and millions of dollars, so when you see it, there's an expectation that you're going to see a Marvel film. We knew from the get-go that this is a TV show and we can't compete with the films but that we would be held up against them.
"And there was a faction of our audience who was expecting to see a Marvel comic character week after week," Tancharoen said. "That was something that creatively wasn't the intention of the show from the beginning. We were also welcoming in a new audience, a new ABC audience, people who have maybe never even read a Marvel comic or seen a Marvel movie, so we had to be very mindful of trying to have a broader appeal."
Marvel is currently working on a number of new live-action television projects, including a series for ABC, "Agent Carter," that will see Hayley Atwell reprise her role from the "Captain America" films, and "Daredevil," starring Charlie Cox as the blind hero.
The latter series is one of four shows Marvel is producing for Netflix. The comic book powerhouse also is developing original live-action series centered on Jessica Jones, Iron Fist and Luke Cage for the streaming service.
Each series will have a minimum of 13 episodes and will culminate with a special "The Defenders" miniseries event that reimagines a dream team of self-sacrificing, heroic characters.
Click through the gallery above for a behind-the-scenes look at the first season of "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D."
— Gina McIntyre | @LATHeroComplex
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Hawks win 9th 1-goal game of young season
If the Blackhawks have shown anything during their record streak, it's that they can win the close ones.
The Hawks' 1-0 victory over pesky Columbus at the United Center on Sunday night ran their record in 1-goal games to 9-0-3.
"It means a lot to play those tight games," said goalie Corey Crawford, who made 28 saves in his return from an upper body injury to post his second shutout of the season. "Everyone knows we have a big offense, but to be able to shut teams down when it's tight and we're up by 1 goal is good."
The win stretched the Hawks' NHL record of starting the season with at least 1 point to 18 games (15-0-3).
"Nothing is done yet and no one is satisfied in here," said defenseman Niklas Hjalmarsson, who cited desperation as being a key to the record in 1-goal games.
"When it comes down to those desperate plays at the end of games, you just want to win those battles," Hjalmarsson said. "So far this year we've been battling really good, especially in the third period when we're up a goal like today."
It was a game dominated by goalies Crawford and Steve Mason.
Mason allowed only Andrew Shaw's late second-period goal set up beautifully by Bryan Bickell, who peeked over his shoulder before sliding a sweet backhand pass to his linemate from behind the net.
"He saw me coming, but he wasn't sure, so I gave him a holler and he put it in a perfect area," Shaw said of his fourth goal of the season.
It was the second game in a row that a young guy scored the game-winning goal. Rookie Brandon Saad did it Friday against San Jose in a 2-1 win.
"It's nice when young guys like Shaw and Saad score winning goals because it takes pressure off the guys expected to score," Jonathan Toews said.
Shaw spoke of the veterans keeping the young guys grounded during the streak -- and Toews is certainly one of them.
"We're excited about playing good hockey," Toews said. "I think the last game there to set that record was exciting for us, but we know it's nothing more than that. We've got a long ways to go and a lot of work left to do before we get to the playoffs and that's where we really have to perform.
"I think we're improving on all the little details of our game every single game. We don't take anyone for granted and we just make sure we're prepared for the job we have to do."
Crawford showed no rust in his first game back after missing the last four.
"He was good tonight, especially on those side to side plays," Hawks coach Joel Quenneville said. "He tracked the puck extremely well. It looked like he wasn't off for any time at all."
Mason made 26 saves.
"They're a great team," Mason said of the Hawks. "Right from their goaltending, both of them, defense, forwards, all the way through. They have guys that are superstars in this league and they are playing like it right now. For any team that comes in here, especially in this arena, it's a tough place to play and they're making it even harder."
•Follow Tim's hockey reports on Twitter @TimSassone and check out his Between the Circles blog at dailyherald.com.


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