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You've heard of cat allergies, nut allergies, dust allergies, and pollen allergies. But wouldn't it be strange if you were allergic to something that you normally used every day? It could be torture or make you very ingenuitive. There are thousands, probably millions of people out there with strange allergies. Some never know it, and some live with the allergy every day of their life, making special changes to their lives because of it. Being allergic to dogs would be a nightmare, and it is a very real allergy. Though it is usually certain breeds that one would be allergic to, not the entire species. But it gets a lot worse than being allergic to Pomeranians. Trust me, you'll be glad you're allergic to strawberries and bees pretty soon.
What if you had to wake up every day and touch something that burned you or eat something that made your throat swell? What if people were constantly bringing objects to you that they had no idea you were allergic to? What if you couldn't touch your significant other or you sneezed every time your child entered the room? It would suck big time! Well, some people actually live like this and it does suck. But how bad? It depends on the allergy, the severity, and what you can do about it. Want to know the details? Well, take a look at these fifteen strange allergies and form your own opinion on them. I assure you, people with these allergies have a life stranger than yours.
15 Alcohol
I hate to break it to you, but it's true. That one friend who always tags along and says that they don't drink because it makes them sick…in a way that isn't a hangover… they may be allergic to beer.
The main reason someone would have an allergic reaction to it would be due to an enzyme, aldehyde dehydrogenase, that is in most alcohols. This enzyme metabolizes in the liver as vinegar. So those who are allergic to vinegar would have a reaction at this stage. Symptoms may include difficulty breathing, stomach cramps, nausea, anaphylaxis, and more. However, this isn't the only thing that one could be allergic to in alcohol. Of course you can be allergic to the grapes or histamines in wine or rye/barley in other beverages. So, unless you're allergic to vinegar, it all comes down to the type of alcohol.
14 Humans... Or At Least Their Saliva
So, you can't just be allergic to humans, but good try! The actual most common "human" allergy is saliva. This could be carried by sharing a drink with someone or kissing your slobbery child. Their saliva could carry allergens that their body has no reaction to, but yours does, such as kissing someone who just ate PB&J when you're allergic to peanuts. Then there is that laundry detergent someone uses that we never knew we were allergic to. Or that perfume that your great aunt uses, and you thought it was her gossiping mouth!
Humans can't be allergic to humans in general, but you know who can? Dogs and cats! They can be allergic to human dander. As expected, this will cause them to sneeze and have breathing problems.
13 Hair Dye
This would be scary if you were really into changing your look. In fact, it can be life threatening. There are so many things in hair dyes than you may be allergic to, which is why an allergy test is always recommended.
One of the most common allergens is paraphenylenediamine. This is a chemical that many people are allergic to. Imagine wanting voluminous red hair, and receiving a swollen red face! Common symptoms of this allergy are itchy skin, swollen skin (eyes, mouth, hands, and feet), nausea, vomiting, and losing consciousness. The saddest part about this is, it just may be worth it. No…it's not. Please if you have this allergy, do not dye your hair, that beautiful auburn color is not worth the possibility of death. Your throat can literally swell shut and you will not be able to breathe. And no air equals no life.
12 Water
What if you were allergic to the second most important thing in order to live? Next to air, this would be the worst allergy in the world! It is known as Aquagenic urticarial, and affects more people than you know.
To live a day in their shoes, picture this. You wake up in the morning covered in blisters due to sweating all night. You take a drink of water, which should feel refreshing, but instead, the icy water feels like boiling water as it slips down your throat. If this stresses you, beware, you may sweat and sweat burns. If you start burning, you may cry from the pain, but you know those tears will sting your cheeks and eyelids.
You can understand why people who have this disease, such as the Wicked Witch of the West, would only shower once a week for less than one minute. And swimming? Never!
11 Band-Aids
The allergy to Band-aids seems like nothing compared to water. But compared to not being allergic to Band-aids, it sucks. One thing that is supposed to make you actually feel better…makes things much worse. The latex in most band-aids will cause those with the allergy to break out in a painful, itchy rash if used. If using a band-aid on top of a bleeding, oozing sore, you can see how things could escalate fairly quick.
Imagine if a toddler had this allergy. They would have a scratch. Their parent would put a Band-aid on it. They would complain because it hurt but no one would know it wasn't the scratch but the bandage itself that was causing the pain. One of the most ironic allergies ever! What if someone were allergic to Band-aids and water? Then it would hurt to clean the wound and to dress it!
10 Underwear
Don't worry, you can't be allergic to all underwear, but you can be allergic to most underwear. It is the most common clothing allergy in the world, however.
Sure, any fabric that is not allergen free can give you an allergic reaction, such as the very common cotton or even polyester. Then we have dyes that are in clothes that also affect a decent amount of people. Then, we have what is actually called underwear preservatives that keep the underwear on the shelves.
But the most common is the same thing that is in Band-aids, latex, which is the elastic in the bands of the undies. So, if you get itchy and red…you know where, don't go commando, just get latex-free bottoms! Unless you want to feel free, I don't judge.
9 Wood
Wood allergies aren't really that rare. A lot of people are affected by it, just not many have a severe enough reaction to notice it. It is often certain woods that irritate certain people. Or perhaps it's sawdust that causes eye infections and induces vomiting.
To give you an idea of the types of trees people are allergic to, take the Australian Cashew Nut tree for example. It can cause skin lesions, eye infections, and even nosebleeds. The Western Red Cedar causes skin irritation, infections, runny nose, asthma attacks, nervous system effects, and throat cancer.
But do you know what's even crazier? Sawdust can cause cancer in anyone! We're all allergic to it just like we are cigarette smoke. But not all of us are allergic to touching wood, thank goodness!
8 Making Love
This needs little explanation, so let's just say only women can be allergic to this. Or at least over 90% of cases are in women. It doesn't exactly depend on the allergen as a whole, but as to what man you are with. You can really just be allergic to making love to one man. That is a sorry excuse to break up with someone, but it's a great alibi. Sorry, I'm allergic to you…just you…so…bye!
The symptoms are usually mild such as redness, swelling, pain, itching, and a burning sensation. But some women have been known to go into anaphylactic shock, which can easily lead to death. Worst honeymoon ever! Not the allergy as much as…you know…your partner dying! Many doctors misdiagnose this allergy, due to its rarity, which is the worst part.
7 Sun
Most cases of a sun allergy are pretty much just like…a bad sunburn. Not like whatever they thought they had in The Others. For severe cases, this allergy causes large, painful blisters on the skin, and it isn't anything like a sunburn.
What is the worst part of this one? About 10% of US residents are allergic to the sun! How would you even know? Well, do you always get sunburns? Do you often have tough skin? What's strange is that sometimes when you use sunscreen, the oils and chemicals will cause the allergens to duplicate and grow. So, it will cause a worse reaction than if you didn't wear any at all.
People with sun allergies will not just "sunburn" but will be affected by dehydration, nausea, and a fever.
6 Pools
This isn't the same as being allergic to water, though the two combined could result in certain death. A "pool" allergy is actually a chlorine allergy since most people clean their pool water with bleach. The reaction is usually itchy skin, red skin, and welts. Many don't consider this an allergy, but there are other conditions that can be caused by swimming in a pool.
For one, chlorine inhalation increases the symptoms and the risk of developing asthma. If you do have respiratory problems, chlorine may cause you to develop a cough, have trouble breathing, a tightness in the chest, a runny nose, and blah blah blah. If you seem to develop a cold after swimming in a pool, you may just be sensitive to chlorine. It isn't such a bad thing since…you know, public pools are disgusting.
5 Electro-Magnetic Fields
EMF, yes, as in electro-magnetic fields. A hundred years ago, EMFs were not nearly as common as they are today. Of course, they existed in their own right, but we didn't swim in them every day.
Today, we have microwaves, cell phones, and other devices that float through the air all around us. Can you imagine being allergic to these waves? If you were, it would be called EHS, or electromagnetic hypersensitivity. So many experts and non-believers will say there is no such thing, it's just paranoia. Well, tell that to those who have been affected by it. They claim that it causes headaches, fatigue, stress, sleep disturbances, skin prickling, rashes and muscle aches.
Some even say that all EMFs need to be destroyed and electronic devices shouldn't exist as it is radiation poisoning. They believe that…this…radiation will lead to the end of the world. Yeah…maybe this one isn't real (I'm not giving up Hot Pockets or my Xbox).
4 Cold
This allergy is called cold urticaria. It is the reaction of being cold or touched by something cold and breaking out in hives or a rash. This can be due to touching an ice pack, being out on a really cold day, or swimming in a cold river.
Most of the time, it leads to a rash and nothing more. But other times, you may experience low blood pressure, fainting, and shock. If you want to know if you have cold urticaria, just hold a piece of ice in your hand for a few minutes and see if you get a reaction or not.
Another common reaction from people with this disease is a swollen throat when they eat ice cream or a cold drink. The strangest thing about this allergy is that it may not develop early on in life, but later. That's why it's so hard to catch, it may appear on and off for three month periods of time.
3 Pregnancy
When normal women are pregnant, they swell up like a balloon, they have aches, acne, digestive problems, and more. But it gets worse in some cases.
A woman named Dayle Byrom was allergic to a hormone produced by pregnant women. For the first term, she was fine, but then she started getting an awful rash. She couldn't sit down because the pain was so bad. It kept getting worse and worse. She even stated that she wanted an abortion, she was so out of her head that she didn't realize at 30 weeks, it was impossible.
It took time, but one doctor finally diagnosed her with Polymorphic Eruption of Pregnancy. To this day she has permanent scars from her pregnancy, but thankfully, the baby is fine. She, however, is scarred (literally) for life.
2 Touch
Were you one of those kids that left red marks in your own skin for fun? Well, that's not normal. You may have dermatographia.
People with this allergy may just lightly touch their arm and will swell up slightly. Thankfully, the redness goes away in seconds. This is not a deadly disease and many have fun with it. Those with it, sometimes call it "Writing on the skin" condition. There's even a hashtag called #skinwriting where thousands of people show off their temporary body art online.
That sure is a heck of a lot better than the alternative: being ashamed of it. So, what if you are allergic to touch? Make the most out of it. Like, tell people you are allergic to touch and they won't touch you.
1 Tattoos
Aside from getting HIV or Hepatitis, there are other reasons that getting a tattoo is dangerous, like how you may be allergic. It is usually just a reaction to the ink that causes swelling, redness, and welts. But since the needle penetrates the skin, it may cause a more severe reaction than that.
Any color of ink can cause a reaction, as there are many chemicals in every color. But red is the most common color to cause problems. Most of the time, the reactions from the chemicals are mild and go away in a few weeks. But at times, especially with red ink, you can have permanent bumps where the red ink is. That could be used for some killer 3D art, right? Live life on the edge, use that allergy.


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This closure is necessary as part of a four-month project to replace existing electrical overhead lines with underground lines along the south side of 26 Avenue North, from Stafford Drive North to 43 Street North. Weather permitting, 13 Street North will reopen the morning of Saturday, July 8.
Information for Lethbridge Transit passengers: During this road closure, Route 20 buses will be detoured at 18 Avenue North and will access the North Transit Terminal via 23 Street North/26 Avenue North.
This project requires intersections along 26 Avenue North to be partially or fully closed at different points until early October, 2017. Only one intersection will be closed at any given time.
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ECCE Speaker Series Video on Demand Page
In collaboration with the Office of Electronic Media, ITS offers webcasting services for campus events and classroom lectures. Events such as graduation, athletics events, festivals, and various workshops/symposiums have been broadcast across the Internet using streaming technology that makes the content available across mobile and computing platforms.
Campus departments wishing to arrange a webcast should contact Cody Pope at 217.206.6803 or firstname.lastname@example.com. At the time a webcast is live, it may be accessed from UIS Live webpage.
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Most webcasts are archived as video on demand [VOD]. The following is a list of our ECCE VOD catalog:
- Contemporary Attacks on American Constitutional Freedom: Hate Speech, Political Speech, and the Right to Privacy – Panel Discussion
- Climate Change as a Civil and Human Rights Issue – Jaqueline Patterson
- Being Color Brave Rather than Colorblind: Forming a Racially-inclusive Sociological Imagination – Rashawn Ray
- Black Children in Hollywood Cinema – Debbie Olson
- The HealthSouth Fraud: A Case of Ethical Malpractice – Weston Smith [NOTE: This video requires UIS Login to watch]
- Protest: As American As Apple Pie – Panel Discussion
- From Racial Hatred to Rational Love: Confessions of a Former White Supremacist – Joseph Pearce
- Hope Is the Thing with Little Clear Wings – Clay Bolt
- Investigating How Cancer Cells Survive: The Key to Blocking Metastasis – Zachary Schafer
- Examining Barriers to Social Change: Challenges of Youth, Young Adults and Adults to Creating, Impacting and Enacting Reform – Tommy Jackson III, Marcus Bright, and Utz McKnight
- 2017 Lincoln Legacy Lecture: Lincoln and Education – Michael Burlingame, Robert Bray, and Paula Shotwell
- Women's Community Art for Social Justice in Mexican American Chicago – Panel Discussion
- Sylvia Mendez: Pioneer in the School Desegregation Movement – Sylvia Mendez
- Law Mart – Riaz Tejani
- A Call to Action: Local Media's Role in Shaping Public Policy – Mitch Pugh
- Culture, Identity, and Sports: Indigenous Mexican Migrants Shooting Hoops – Bernardo Ramírez Ríos
- The Patenting of Life, Limiting Liberty, and the Corporate Pursuit of Seeds – Ali Nizamuddin
- The U.S. Immigrant Population: Myths vs. Facts – Panel Discussion
- River Reconnections: A Story of Science and Hope – Michelle Carr
- Immigrants and Refugees: A Dilemma for US Leaders and Society – Pamela Constable
- The Failure on the War on Drugs: Finding Humanity in an Unjust System – Neill Franklin
- When Eyewitness Identification Fails the Victim and the Accused – Jennifer Thompson and Ronald Cotton
- Sex Trafficking in Illinois – Jody Raphael
- What's Wrong with White Talk? – Alison Bailey
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We reside on the earth for such a short period of time yet the majority of the time, we take it for granted. We tend to waste our limited time on being sad or angry, I say choose happiness. Not only for yourself but for others as well, a few examples would be through random acts of kindness, providing a service for free for someone in need, or putting extra effort in during secret Santa. Adding extra effort never cost us a thing, we should do it more often, especially this season as it can get tough during the cold nights and lonely days – choose happiness and spread kindness.
It's December, Christmas is rapidly approaching, meaning we're in full swing when it comes to giving gifts to our friends, families, and colleagues. Honestly, I enjoy the whole process of shopping for people, getting creative when wrapping gifts, and writing a thoughtful card. I try to make it a magical experience for anyone who receives a gift from me, it's not merely about buying materialistic items (though it is part of it). It's about adding a personal touch, from choosing the type of wrapping paper, adding a bow or ribbon, writing a thoughtful card, to surprising the receiver with falling confetti.
Sometimes it becomes difficult to know what to buy for everyone. In these instances, I tend to go to my fail-safe gift list, making sure it doesn't come across as a generic gift. These ideas can be great for stocking fillers, or you could even DIY gifts. I especially adore the YouTuber LaurDIY, she creates fun-filled decor from cushions, wall inspirations, to costumes.
Lush Bath Bombs
There are numerous to choose from, seasonal, holiday-themed, to the most popular ones. Not forgetting there are also gift sets which are very luxurious.
Favourite Chocolate
Many enjoy sweet treats, chocolate is usually the most common stocking filler, and again there are many varieties; for example Celebrations, Heroes, Lindt, Ferrero Rocher and the list continues.
Rainbow Cake
Sticking to the topic of sweet treats, if all else fails, who can resist cake and the bright skittle colours inside. Perhaps I'll attempt making rainbow cupcakes, I've been in a baking mood recently, with a few things on my list to bake.
A Good Book
Everyone enjoys a thrilling read, with new novels being released regularly, it all depends on the taste of the individual. Before you say but they don't like reading, that's wrong, we enjoy it in different ways, one individual may enjoy comic books, whereas another would enjoy a thrilling novel.
What makes you happy during the holiday season?
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A message to be shared for those who are dealing with expanding consciousness, wondering about conspiracies: A message scrubbed of sensitive information; Proceed With Awesome.
I hear you. That ****** I think her name was, the journalist you enjoy. She was actually, not my favorite. To say it kindly. Haha! My favorites were *****, and the talk on black goo and black magic, as well as the talk on archons, those three were pretty supreme, and that's where I come from – we are at pretty different angles it seems and that is GOOD. Learning is only done through 'difference' – so it goes. I'm a big Vonnegut fan, on my pignose funk amp for my acoustic Alice here there is a Vonnegut library sticker (I helped kickstart the Vonnegut library) that says 'So It Goes'. Here's to Breakfast of Champions! As it were…
I used to see things from that journalist's perspective, and I hope I could save her time, but she is on her path, so maybe I can help introduce you to some different ideas… it's all about YOU and YOUR life. Empower yourself! Work to empower your SELF first and then the world MIGHT ,just MIGHT be influenced by what you desire it to be. That journalist she, she really seems to want the world to Just be Fair, and that's not the world. People like who I used to be would get ANGRY at the suggestion. People like I used to be were programmed to be DEFENSIVE so they would not CHANGE. Evil design? Perhaps… by those who would MISLEAD us.
So, that being said, I can't say that I disagreed with many of her ultimate sentiments, but it was all, and note *******'s behavior in that conversation, see if you can with a critical glance note his take on how she is reacting, especially when she gets 'breathy' and 'talks over him' near the last quarter, it was. I almost had to stop listening actually haha!! But she would do well to learn her planetary positions, I say, and to learn from another ******* guest, this one from ****, Sevan Bomar…
Though that's like trigonometry when one isn't ready for calculus, AND YET there IS MAGIC in the MERE EXPOSURE so I invite you to listen to Sevan's latest release, The Keymaker, part V, and to hear what the (one of the, if not the) Most Advanced Spiritual Teachers of our 'TIme' has to say, because no matter what is said or 'opinioned' – this IS IT here. He is … it's just … there is an astral plane. Do not neglect to incorporate this. Forget about the Illuminati, forget about 'one world government', forget about all of that, if I might have the ability to share a 'proper guiding light'… I say this as if I am authority and I am as this is what I have found and I am the author, so,
as you are ***********, I am *** author, haha!! All of this I say to you with kindness in my heart, for you are I truly, (g)now this, as we gnow who and what we really are… but if you want to be on the proper path, and not one of smoke and mirrors and disempowerment through looking at 'out there' rather than 'in here' I will disabuse you of that severed nonsense with three recommendations quick and easy and actually neither of those for it TAKES WORK – laws of the universe and all – and trust me, I'm *** Doctor.
Hermetics matter more than conspiracy, for hermetics is in your field of control and conspiracy is not, that being said…
One: cleanse. Cleanse yourself with blessedherbs.com – you have no idea what is inside of us but it needs to go, as far as 'Mucoid plaque' (look it up, blech!! best to get it out of you immediately).
Two: This, and then, anything and everything you will your self to take in and make use of – will to make use of for your self – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQzgrKowAlw
Three: well, I won't say much but if you do learn your chart, your stars, your planets, and learn what the cycles of the planets are now, you'll learn how the different aspects of the planets work, you'll learn from astro.com and learn more about how to understand to maximize your mind and magick through searching this, THIS is what is going to do it for you.
I've put a lot of effort in to sharing this with you because I trust it will serve you will and help make your life better. You owe me nothing for it expect that I hope you are happy and whole and healthy and have the most amount of personal power you can cultivate to make your world better. Saving the world is only saving the world you are aware of.
Wholeness and balanced vibrations,
peace be with you always.
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Saturday's TV | radio
Cleveland at Philadelphia, 6 p.m., CBSSN
Gervonta Davis vs. Liam Walsh, for Davis' IBF junior lightweight title; Gary Russell Jr. vs. Oscar Escandon, for Russell's WBC featherweight title; Jose Uzcategui vs. Andre Dirrell, for vacant IBF interim super middleweight title, 5 p.m., SHO
David Benavidez vs. Rogelio Medina, WBC super middleweight eliminator, 9 p.m., FS1
Terence Crawford vs. Felix Diaz, for Crawford's WBO/WBC junior welterweight title, 9:15 p.m., HBO
Arkansas at Texas A&M, 11 a.m., SEC
Michigan at Michigan St., noon, BTN
South Florida at Central Florida, noon, CBSSN
Kansas at Texas Tech, 2 p.m., FCSA
Kansas State at Baylor, 2 p.m., FCSC
Georgia at South Carolina, 2 p.m., SEC
Washington St. at Oregon St., 3 p.m., PAC-12
LSU at Mississippi St., 3:30 p.m., ESPNU
West Virginia at Texas, 4 p.m., Longhorn Network
Oregon at Southern Cal, 6 p.m., PAC-12
Florida St. at Louisville, 6:30 p.m., ESPNU
Oklahoma St. vs. Oklahoma, 7 p.m., FCSC
Arizona at Arizona St., 9 p.m., PAC-12
BYU at Gonzaga, 9:30 p.m., ESPNU
NCAA Regionals, teams TBA, 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 4 p.m., ESPN
NCAA Regionals, teams TBA, 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 4 p.m., 6:30 p.m., 9 p.m., ESPN2
Amgen Tour of California, Stage 7, Mountain High to Pasadena, Calif., 2 p.m., NBC 27, 41
European PGA Tour, The Rocco Forte Open, third round, 7 a.m., GOLF
PGA Tour, AT&T Byron Nelson, third round, noon, GOLF; 2 p.m., CBS 5, 13
Champions Tour, Regions Tradition, third round, 2 p.m., GOLF
LPGA Tour, Kingsmill Championship, third round, 4 p.m., GOLF
Web.com Tour, BMW Charity Pro-Am, third round, 6 p.m., GOLF (same-day tape)
Preakness Prep races, at Baltimore, 1:30 p.m., NBCSN
Preakness Stakes, at Baltimore, 4 p.m., NBC 27, 41
NCAA quarterfinal, Duke vs. Ohio St., 11 a.m., ESPNU
NCAA quarterfinal, Denver vs. Notre Dame, 1:30 p.m., ESPNU
Pacific Coast League (Class AAA), Reno at Omaha Storm Chasers, 7 p.m., KCWJ (1030 AM)
Royals at Minnesota, 1 p.m., FSKC, KCSP (610 AM)
Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 1 p.m., MLB
San Francisco at St. Louis, 6 p.m., FOX 4
Chicago White Sox at Seattle, 9 p.m., MLB
FIA Formula E Championship, Paris ePrix, qualifying, 7 a.m., FS2 (same-day tape)
FIA Formula E Championship, Paris ePrix, 10:30 a.m., FS1 (same-day tape)
NHRA, Menards Heartland Nationals, qualifying, at Topeka, Kan., 2 p.m., FS1
IndyCar Series, Indianapolis 500, qualifying, 3 p.m., ABC 2, 9
NASCAR, The Monster Energy Open, qualifying, 4 p.m., FS1
NASCAR, The Monster Energy Open (non-points race), 5 p.m., FS1
AMA, Lucas Oil Pro Motocross, Hangtown Classic, 5 p.m. NBCSN
NASCAR, Monster Energy Series, All-Star Race, 7 p.m., FS1
WC finals, game 3, Golden State at San Antonio, 8 p.m., ESPN, WHB (810 AM)
English Premiership, Exeter vs. Saracens, 8 a.m., NBCSN
FIFA U-20 World Cup, group play, South Korea vs. Guinea, 5:55 a.m., FS1
German Bundesliga, Bayern Munich vs. Freiburg, 8:30 a.m., FOX 4
Bundesliga, Hamburg vs. Wolfsburg, 8:30 a.m., FS1
NWSL, Sky Blue FC vs. Houston, 2:30 p.m., Lifetime
MLS, Sporting KC at Vancouver, 6 p.m., FSKC, KCTE (99.3 FM, 1510 AM), KDTD (1340 AM)
FIFA U-20 World Cup, group play, Zambia vs. Portugal, 11:55 p.m., FS1
FIFA U-20 World Cup, group play, South Africa vs. Japan, 2:55 a.m. (Sunday), FS1
FIFA U-20 World Cup, group play, Iran vs. Costa Rica, 2:55 a.m. (Sunday), FS2
WC finals, game 5, Nashville at Anaheim, 6:15 p.m., NBC 27, 41
Sunday's TV | radio
AVP Pro Beach Tour, at Austin, Texas, 4 p.m., NBCSN
SWAC championship, 11 a.m., ESPNU
West Virginia at Texas, 1 p.m.., Longhorn Network
Washington St. at Oregon St., 2 p.m., PAC-12
NCAA men's quarterfinal, Towson vs. Syracuse, 11 a.m., ESPN2
NCAA women's quarterfinal, Penn St. vs. Princeton, noon, BTN
NCAA men's quarterfinal, Albany (N.Y.) vs. Maryland, 1:30 p.m., ESPN2
NCAA Regionals, teams TBA, 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m., ESPN; 4 p.m., 6 p.m., 8:30 p.m., ESPNU; 6 p.m., 8:30 p.m., ESPN2
European PGA Tour, The Rocco Forte Open, final round, 4 a.m., GOLF
PGA Tour, AT&T Byron Nelson, final round, noon, GOLF; 2 p.m., CBS 5, 13
Champions Tour, Regions Tradition, final round, 2 p.m., GOLF
LPGA Tour, Kingsmill Championship, final round, 4 p.m., GOLF
Web.com Tour, BMW Charity Pro-Am, final round, 6 p.m., GOLF (same-day tape)
Royals at Minnesota, 1 p.m., FSKC, KCSP (610 AM)
San Francisco at St. Louis, 1 p.m., MLB
Texas at Detroit, 7 p.m., ESPN, WHB (810 AM)
Global RallyCross Series, finals, at Louisville, Ky., noon, NBC 27, 41
NHRA, Menards Heartland Nationals, finals, 1 p.m., FS1
IndyCar Series, Indianapolis 500, qualifying, 3 p.m., ABC 2, 9
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Eastern Conference finals, game 3, Boston at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m., TNT
FIFA U-20 World Cup, Italy vs. Uruguay, 5:50 a.m., FS1
English Premier League (EPL), Bournemouth at Leicester City, 9 a.m., Bravo
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EPL, Middlesbrough at Liverpool, 9 a.m., NBCSN
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FIFA U-20 World Cup, group play, Ecuador vs. United States, 2:50 a.m. (Monday), FS1
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Eastern Conference finals, game 5, Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 2 p.m., NBC 27, 41, KCTE (99.3 FM, 1510 AM)
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How far along? 26 weeks
Baby's size: eggplant (9.2 in, 2 pounds). so wasn't she an eggplant last week? apparently this week she is just a slightly larger eggplant. I am feeling slightly cheated out of a new fruit/veggie 😛 although, 2 pounds! you go girl! keeep growing in there.
Total weight gain: 16.5 pounds
Maternity clothes: still rocking the stuff that I can that isn't maternity: the skirts, and dresses. shirts are pretty much all maternity at this point, and pants for sure are, or at least I wear my beband with the nonmaternity versions. as the days are getting shorter, I'm starting to realize the cold is fast approaching. I'm realizing that while my summer wardrobe pre-pregnancy has been pretty pregnancy friendly with all of the stretchy skirts and dresses, my winter wardrobe is not going to be. my main staple for winter are the sweaters that I live in.
most all of them are tight fitting. hmm. I guess winter is going to bring a whole new challenge to getting dressed 😛
Stretch marks? no 🙂
Sleep: not comfortable, or nearly enough. I have been dragging for the better part of this week. I can't remember the last night where I didn't wake up at least 5 times (usually at least once to use the restroom, 2-3 times to readjust the pillows or roll over – which now takes effort and planning :P, and at least twice to massage out a leg cramp).
Best moment this week: we took an infant, child, and adult cpr class which was very informative, and makes me feel so much better about bringing baby girl home. J and his dad measured and cut the baseboards for the nursery, J and I painted them, now we just have to wait until they dry before nailing them in. also, baby girl's nursery furniture came! as soon as the baseboards and blinds are in, we can put it together.
Food cravings: milk has been really yummy.
Food aversions: nothing this week
Gender: everything nice
Symptoms: frequent urination is back, I am SO thristy too. I feel as if I'm dying of thirst even as I'm sucking down a 24 ounce glass of water. I'm sure this is not helping with the frequent urination either. backache, leg cramps, and fatigue for sure. I'm getting tired more quickly and more frequently.
Belly Button in or out? it's shallow, but it's still in
Wedding rings on or off? off
Happy or Moody most of the time: feeling pretty happy
Looking forward to: the second half of our cpr class on wednesday, our doctor's appointment on tuesday, and working more on the nursery.
What I miss: being able to go to target without my back killing me.
Movement: oh yeah. she is really active. which comforts me a lot. however, she has started to abuse this mama's bladder which can be uncomfortable.
Doctor's appointment: on tuesday. can't wait to see my baby again 🙂


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Potomac State's Rotaract Club Raises Funds for Nicaragua Peace Project
Potomac State College of West Virginia University's Rotaract Club recently conducted a bake sale to benefit the Nicaragua Peace Project. Pictured from left are: Yuri Simabukuro, a freshman majoring in modern languages from Martinsburg, W.Va.; Hannah Boggs, a sophomore political science major from Keyser, W.Va.; Allissa Grubbs and Jenna Custer, both sophomores majoring in elementary education from Keyser, W.Va.; and Zoe Lay, a sophomore general studies major from Keyser, W.Va. Rotaract, which stands for Rotary in Action, focuses on the development of young adults as leaders in their communities and workplaces. According to the Rotaract web site, "Clubs around the world also take part in international service projects in a global effort to bring peace and international understanding to the world." The club's adviser is Christine Hess, a recruitment coordinator for the College.


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The Hahn decomposition theorem
Author: Raouf Doss
Journal: Proc. Amer. Math. Soc. 80 (1980), 377
MSC: Primary 28A12
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1090/S0002-9939-1980-0577778-7
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Abstract: Let be a signed measure on the -algebra of subsets of X. We give a very short proof of the Hahn decomposition theorem, namely, that X can be partitioned into two subsets P and N such that P is positive: for every , and N is negative: for every .
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Dinner-theater has taken a step beyond the local shopping mall. Now it`s going to church.
Decorate your refrigerator door with reminders about Excerpts from Charlie Brown, First United Methodist Church of Coral Springs` dinner-theater production on Friday and Saturday. It`s a chance to eat well while getting together again with Linus, Snoopy, Lucy, Peppermint Patty and all the old gang.
Plan, too, to Put on a Happy Face at First Presbyterian Church of Fort Lauderdale`s presentation of Bye Bye Birdie at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 7. This is a takeoff on Elvis Presley just before he went into the army. The matinee is an extra performance added at popular demand when the original five dinner- theater performances sold out. Tickets for the performance can be purchased for $5 at the door. Dinner will have to wait until next year.
The two churches, one very large and one very small, decided independently to produce dinner-theater musicals for much the same reasons. Both seek to encourage young people to enjoy music and to give them opportunities to participate in projects with others who have their value systems.
The young actors come first; their voices come second.
Says William Stephenson, music director of First Presbyterian Church: ``The only requirement is a year`s commitment. My philosophy is that voice or not, if they commit themselves, they`ll sound OK. And, this works. I haven`t had a bad voice yet.``
Says Jim King, music director of First United Methodist of Coral Springs: ``I`m a voice teacher and I can teach them to sing. My main qualification is that these kids be happy and not beat up on other people.``
Nor is church membership a requirement. Both directors work with non-church members from throughout Broward County. ``After all, voices are non- denominational,`` Stephenson says. So is skilled labor. For instance, Claire Gaus, a Fort Lauderdale High School teacher who belongs to All Saints Episcopal church, became interested when her daughter Aimee joined the church`s Kirk Singers. Now she is the volunteer costumer.


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Lauren C. v. Lewisville Independent School District
The Fifth Circuit affirmed the district court's denial of attorneys' fees for plaintiff under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). The court held that the hearing officer's decision did not make plaintiff a prevailing party under the IDEA and thus she was not entitled to attorneys' fees. In this case, the officer's decision effected no change to plaintiff's educational plan, which the officer agreed was entirely appropriate despite lacking a prior autism diagnosis. Furthermore, the IDEA focuses, not on a student's diagnostic label, but on whether the student received appropriate education services, which the officer found plaintiff had received from the school district. View "Lauren C. v. Lewisville Independent School District" on Justia Law
Cappetta v. Commissioner of Social Security Administration
The Second Circuit granted a petition for review of the Commissioner's decision adopting the Department of Appeals Board's (DAB) decision and imposition of an assessment and penalty for petitioner's failure to report work activity while receiving Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) benefits. Although the court agreed that petitioner's failure to report work activity was "material" and thus authorized the Commissioner to impose an assessment and penalty, the court held that the DAB lacked substantial evidence to support the amounts of the assessment and penalty it imposed. In this case, petitioner's earnings from work activity did not amount to "substantial gainful activity," he remained disabled while failing to report work activity, and the findings of fact on which the DAB relied established only that petitioner's work was "sporadic." Therefore, the court vacated the DAB's decision and remanded for further proceedings. View "Cappetta v. Commissioner of Social Security Administration" on Justia Law
Christensen v. Gale
In this challenge to an initiative petition seeking to expand Medicaid coverage the Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the district court granting summary judgment in favor of Defendants, the named sponsors of the petition and the Secretary of State, holding that Appellants' statutory and constitutional arguments were unavailing. Appellants sought to invalidate an initiative petition that received enough signatures to be placed on the November 2018 ballot. The district dismissed the complaint with prejudice. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that the district court did not err by (1) dismissing as unripe and failing to find merit to Appellant's claims that the ballot measure was an unconstitutional delegation of legislative authority and did not meet the statutory criteria for appropriations; (2) finding that the initiative did not violate the single subject rule; and (3) excluding a challenged exhibit from the evidence. View "Christensen v. Gale" on Justia Law
Posted in: Election Law, Nebraska Supreme Court, Public Benefits
Martin v. Social Security Administration
The SSA determined that because plaintiff was also receiving civil service disability retirement payments, his Social Security benefits should be reduced under the windfall elimination provision. At issue was the boundaries of "payment based wholly on service as a member of a uniformed service" for the purpose of social security benefit calculations. The Eleventh Circuit, accounting for the unique nature of the dual status technician position and applying Skidmore deference, held that plaintiff did not perform his dual status technician employment wholly as a member of a uniformed service. Consequently, payments based on that employment did not qualify for the exception. The court did not think the requirements of the dual status technician position were sufficient to place dual status technicians within the sweep of the exception—especially given the provision's use of the word "wholly." Therefore, the uniformed services exception did not apply in plaintiff's case. View "Martin v. Social Security Administration" on Justia Law
Silver v. Omnicare Inc
Silver's qui tam action, filed under the False Claims Act (FCA), 31 U.S.C. 3729–33, alleged that PharMerica, which owns and operates institutional pharmacies serving nursing homes, unlawfully discounted prices for nursing homes' Medicare Part A patients (reimbursed by the federal government to the nursing home on a flat per-diem basis) in order to secure contracts to supply services to patients covered by Medicare Part D and Medicaid (reimbursed directly to the pharmacy by the government on a cost basis) in the same nursing homes--a practice called swapping. The district court dismissed, based on the FCA's public disclosure bar. The Third Circuit reversed. The district court improperly determined that documents publicly describing the generalized risk of swapping in the nursing home industry served to bar his specific claim, which depended on non-public information that PharMerica was actually engaging in swapping in specific contracts. The district court also erred in concluding, on the basis of Silver's testimony, that he relied upon certain publicly available information to reach his conclusion and that the information itself disclosed the fraud, without independently determining that the relevant public document did, in fact, effectuate such a disclosure. View "Silver v. Omnicare Inc" on Justia Law
Posted in: Drugs & Biotech, Government Contracts, Public Benefits, US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Hayes v. Harvey
The Hayes family is a low-income family whose rent is subsidized by enhanced voucher assistance under the Housing Act, 42 U.S.C. 1437f(t) (Section 8). Enhanced vouchers exist to enable residents to "choose" to continue renting the "dwelling unit in which they currently reside."because an ordinary voucher does not cover a tenant's rent to the extent that it exceeds the applicable payment standard, and, following a valid opt-out, property owners are no longer subject to limitations on what they may charge for rent. The Hayes family's eligibility to receive enhanced vouchers is contingent upon their continued tenancy in a unit currently owned by Harvey. Harvey notified the Hayes family that he would not renew their lease. The Hayes family refused to vacate, arguing that as enhanced-voucher tenants, they have an enforceable "right to remain" in their unit as long as it is offered for rental housing. The district court granted Harvey summary judgment. The Third Circuit initially affirmed. On rehearing, the Third Circuit reversed. The statute's plain language and history indicate that enhanced voucher holders may not be evicted absent good cause, even at the end of a lease term. The court remanded so that the district court may consider whether Harvey has good cause to evict. View "Hayes v. Harvey" on Justia Law
Posted in: Landlord - Tenant, Public Benefits, Real Estate & Property Law, US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Maine Equal Justice Partners v. Commissioner, Department of Health & Human Services
The Supreme Judicial Court dismissed the appeal brought by the Department of Health and Human Services (Department) from a partial judgment entered in the Business and Consumer Docket mandating the implementation of one provision of the citizen initiative expanding Medicaid coverage. The initiating petition in this case requested numerous forms of relief. The superior court addressed only one component of the requested relief due to ripeness issues. The Supreme Judicial Court decided that it must dismiss this appeal as interlocutory because the petition was not disposed of in its entirety and no exception to the final judgment rule existed. View "Maine Equal Justice Partners v. Commissioner, Department of Health & Human Services" on Justia Law
Posted in: Election Law, Maine Supreme Judicial Court, Public Benefits
Plessinger v. Berryhill
Plessinger was born with congenital spinal stenosis. He began experiencing back pain in 2010, at age 23. He worked as a diesel mechanic, electric lineman, fast food worker, welder, and truck driver. A 2012 accident exacerbated a prior injury from falling at work. He had surgery for a disc rupture in 2013. Later in 2013, in connection with Plessinger's application for Social Security disability benefits, non‐examining consultants assessed his residual functional; one determined that Plessinger had the residual functional capacity to perform light work, another determined he could perform only sedentary work. Plessinger was later diagnosed with failed back surgery syndrome. In 2014, a doctor determined that Plessinger could walk only 20-30 feet and could stand for only five minutes. An ALJ found that he was severely impaired by his lumbar degenerative disc disease and stenosis, thoracic degenerative disc disease, obesity, and systemic hypertension but found the impairments not disabling. The Seventh Circuit reversed. In the face of the great weight of medical evidence supporting Plessinger's claims of disabling impairments, the ALJ gave undue weight to the opinion of a medical expert who did not examine Plessinger and hedged his opinion in a critical way that was never resolved. The ALJ's decision to discount the credibility of Plessinger's complaints of pain was not supported by substantial evidence. View "Plessinger v. Berryhill" on Justia Law
Krawietz v. Galveston Independent School District
The Fifth Circuit affirmed the district court's judgment upholding a hearing officer's decision that the school district deprived plaintiff, a high school student with a disability, of a free and appropriate public education (FAPE) by failing to fulfill its Child Find duty in a timely manner. The court held that the district court did not reversibly err by concluding that taken together, the student's academic decline, hospitalization, and incidents of theft should have led the district to suspect her need for special education services by October 2014, at the latest. Therefore, the school district violated the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act's Child Find requirements by failing to identify, locate, and evaluate students with suspected disabilities within a reasonable time. The court also held that the student was a prevailing party entitled to attorneys' fees because she received a FAPE and thus achieved some of the benefit she sought in requesting the due process hearing. View "Krawietz v. Galveston Independent School District" on Justia Law
Berg v. Social Security Administration
The Social Security Administration (SSA) reduced the payment of a back-award that it owed Berg by the amount of an earlier overpayment that Berg owed to SSA. Berg contested this setoff because it was taken during the 90-day period before the filing of her bankruptcy petition. The bankruptcy court concluded that SSA permissibly recovered $17,385 of overpayment but impermissibly improved its position by $2,015. The Seventh Circuit affirmed. Under 11 U.S.C. 553(b)(2), a debtor (Berg) may recover from a creditor (SSA) an amount set off by the creditor in the 90 days preceding the filing of the bankruptcy petition only to the extent that the creditor improved its position during that 90-day period. The bankruptcy court correctly calculated the accrual of Berg's benefits as occurring on the dates that she had a right to benefits--the last day of each month that she was eligible for benefits and survived to the end of the month. On May 9, 2014, 90 days before the filing of the petition, that amount was $17,385. Because Berg then owed SSA $19,400, the insufficiency on that date was $2,015. On July 30, the date the SSA took the setoff, Berg still owed SSA $19,400, but SSA owed her $20,307; SSA improved its position by $2,015 during the 90-day preference period. That is the amount that Berg may now recover. View "Berg v. Social Security Administration" on Justia Law


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Here's what I don't understand... Mr. Obama criticizes CEOs for taking trips on private jets. I really have no problem with this criticism. But then he turns around and takes 3000 people on 40 jets with him to India. Can you say hypocrisy??
Now before you start bashing this, it isn't about what he is doing, it is about the fact that he doesn't walk the walk. A "do as I say not as I do" attitutude never works!
And for those of you that like to throw George W. Bush's name around, here is what he took:
250 Secret Service Agents
150 National Security Advisors
50 White House Aids
200 Reps from other US departments
15 sniffer dog teams
4 personal chefs
2 helicopter
2 jets
2 motorcades (40 cars each)
I think it is another blatant example of how Obama needs to walk the walk, not just talk the talk!
This is exactly what I've been saying all along. I haven't studied it enough yet...but I need to really research how this trip is REALLY going to add jobs in the United States. When I think of foreign countries and business...it makes me think of what US businesses are going to go oversees to get cheap labor. I have to do more research before I can really comment any further....but....the cost of the trip.....shameful!
Good Lord! I saw him on the news that he was over there in India but had no idea of this. Why do you need 4 personal chefs???????
Wow and you all really swallow up this gabbage as the trip cost 2 million dollars aday, have you all seen the REAL news, figures that have come out since this gabbage has spun out of control, give intellegent people a brake and stop sucking up all this mess. 2 millions a day, the war costs less than that a day and the president trip cost more yea right. Thank the Lord even though Republician I can see where something is just nor right, come on intellegent ladies do better than this.
Annie, my bad. Guess I swallowed up all this "garbage" and should be more "intelligent".
I normally don't like to be rude and I know I am but Anon you should really work on your spelling.
@ Anon I can certainly see how the war could and I believe does exceed 2 million a day! Just think about the cost's associated with what all is involved. I know, boggles the mind huh?
I just don't understand what possible benefit his going to India is to me as a taxpayer. Really, all the money spent might not be so bad if he was actually going to accomplish something, but I can't see anything he could or would do that justifies that kind of waste.
I won't debate the costs or the right or wrong of it.... Is President Obama the ONLY president that has done such a trip?
Annie I think we all agree that things are out of control. Women of Fab40 need to unite and take over!!!!!
Lol! Nah I'm too diplomatic!!!
First, before I reply to Annie's original post, by the way a very good one.
I'd like to address anon. And only her. I can understand why you would want to remain anon most intelligent people can say their thoughts and be respectful enough to value someones elses. intelligent people can agree to disagree but have a conversation without getting petty.
Clearly you can not. You choose to throw in your half cent and hide. Basically childish behavior and then your information isnt correct. Keep your garbage to yourself unless you want to act like an adult and back what you say with us knowing who u are. I think if you want to critize someone show them the respect of who you are.
Waste of time.
Now, Annie, I'd like to chime in on this topic........WHAT does he think? That you can condeme others for doing what u do....
And he justifies this how? Im not understanding why when we as a nation are watching he'd do the same thing he critizes corporations for doing. I think because in the past as a nation we didnt complain as much when huge amount of wasteful spending happened. But then we were stablier......now, we mind and we should have minded then to.
Maybe he's getting all the vacation time in he can during his 1 term as president! LOL
Ok, I know I shouldn't joke like that but, gosh, when I see the state of our nation what I'd really like to do sometimes is cry. And, honestly, nothing he does even surprises me anymore. It's maddening.
LOL...I am reading this entire thread and finding it quite comical...especially with Anon. tries to make in her own words an "intelligent" comment! You know...we all feel differently about our government right now but we are all still Americans! At the end of the day...we are Americans........unless you're an illegal alien living in the United States and posting on FAB40!! LOL
Anon.if you can't post how you feel and everyone know who you are then what you have to say is not worth two cents to me. Very immature....
@Cynthia, sorry THAT was funny and sometimes thats all u can do! (it really was funny)
And @ Mary, ur right about it we are all Americans and most of us can have a growin up conversation without hiding. ( I know VERY cheeky and bad.....sorry....sort of lol)
Intelligent peeps use the spell check.
Okay now since I have said that. I will have to say this. Apparently Mr. Obama thinks that he does not have to answer to the American people. He believes that we missed his message. Sorry Sir but I did hear your message and I do not like what I am hearing, or seeing. I do think he is missing the American public message though. And by the way All that "Shine" is starting to look very tarnished to alot of people that were fooled by the "Shine".
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The Seattle Mariners never expected they'd ask Dee Gordon to grab an infielder's glove.
They acquired him to play center field, a position he'd never played in the major leagues. Gordon's days as a Gold Glove second baseman were effectively done — at least as long as he was with the Mariners. No more taking ground balls on the dirt and no wondering if he'd ever move back to the infield.
But the Mariners also never expected they'd lose Robinson Cano, their other Gold Glove second baseman.
The Mariners are searching for roster answers after Cano's 80-game drug suspension, which will not only keep him out until mid-August, but also makes him ineligible for the playoffs.
So there Gordon was Tuesday, throwing his infielder's glove onto the ground to work it in and taking ground balls at second base for the first time since September, when he played for the Miami Marlins.
"No, never," Gordon said when asked if he ever thought he'd play second base this year. "I came here to help this team win. We've got some of the best players in the world on this team. I definitely never imagined this – I was all-in on playing center field."
Gordon was still starting in center field for Tuesday's game at Safeco Field against the Texas Rangers. And it's likely to stay that way for at least the next few days.
Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto and manager Scott Servais met with Gordon after word spread of Cano's suspension for testing positive for Furosemide, a diuretic that can mask performance-enhancing drugs. Although Cano has denied he ever took steroids or other PEDs.
But how do the Mariners survive without Cano? How do they end a 16-year postseason drought – the longest active streak in the four major American professional sports – without their No. 3 hitter and eight-time All-Star?
"We will definitely look outside in the ability to augment the team," Dipoto said.
And they have an extra $12 million that they won't be paying Cano during his unpaid suspension that Dipoto said they could use toward supplementing the roster.
They had shied, though, from saying they could switch Gordon from center field to second base even the past two games that Cano has been out with a fractured finger in his right hand. It was an injury that Dipoto said is 99 percent certain to require surgery on Wednesday, but despite reports that said Cano could miss at least a month, Dipoto said they were expecting Cano to miss just 2 to 4 weeks.
They could have got by in the short term with a platoon of Gordon Beckham, who was recently selected from Triple-A Tacoma and has started at second base in the majors previously, and utility player Andrew Romine. But that combination for the remainder of the season doesn't seem like a long-term solution for a team with playoff hopes.
"We just sat down and talked with Dee Gordon and tried to come up with an alternative plan and that would be moving Dee to second base," Dipoto said. "And he said that is something that he would be cool with.
"We're not going to rush it. … We haven't made that decision definitively, but Scott, Dee and I spoke about it and he said he would do whatever the team needs and we're going to see how that goes for the next couple of days."
But the Mariners have some flexibility.
Gordon, wearing a shirt that said "Athlete" across chest, said Tuesday that's what he wants to be for the team. If they need him to play center field, he can play center field. And if they need him to switch to second base, he'll switch back to second base.
"The one thing, and we said this when we acquired Dee – we didn't want to jerk Dee back and forth. We don't want to move him around," Dipoto said. "He's worked so hard to pick up center field. You could see in the past two weeks, he said it's fun for him now. So we don't want to move him around haphazardly.
"But giving him the opportunity to move for a time and then move back when that becomes a reality is something we're committed to, if in fact he moves (to second base) full time. So we can now look at the potential for a second baseman, we could look at the potential for outfielders – people who can help our team get better."
Gordon hadn't taken a ground ball since about December, he said.
"He wants to do whatever is going to help the team win," Servais said. "Even if that's a switch where he needs to come back to the infield. He's going to work out the next two or three days with Manny Acta, our infield coach, see how it goes and make a final decision on this in the next couple of days."
And Gordon has mentioned multiple times this season how difficult of an adjustment it is, even for someone as fast as Dee Gordon, to adjust to center field.
It's a position he'd only previously played for a couple of games in the Dominican winter league with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
"I'm not going to sit here and tell you that some days when it didn't go too well in center that I didn't wish I was back at second," Gordon said. "Center field is pretty tough, trying to learn it in the big leagues. You pretty much can't make any mistakes without them getting blown up. So that was definitely tough."
If the Mariners move Gordon to the infield, then they could play Guillermo Heredia in center field and Ben Gamel in left instead of platooning them like they have much of this season. Heredia has played center field when Gordon has been given days off so far.
But the Mariners also have more outfield depth in Triple-A. They signed former National League All-Star and 38-year-old Jayson Werth to a minor-league contract near the end of spring training. He's been playing for the Rainiers, though he's not on the 40-man roster.
They also signed 30-year-old Kirk Nieuwenhuis, 27-year-old Cameron Perkins and 27-year-old John Andreoli this offseason. All three are with Triple-A Tacoma, as is speedy 26-year-old prospect Ian Miller.
Or, of course, the Mariners bring in outside help.
"This has been less than 24 hours that we've had a chance to process this and not something we've spent a great deal of time on," Dipoto said. "But we've certainly looked at outside alternatives as a possibility."
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The award is given away every year, mainly to encourage young and promising journalists of the State.
GANGTOK, May 18: The SIKKIM EXPRESS family announces the Ram Patro Memorial Award for 2006-07.
The Ram Patro Memorial Award selection committee has selected Vijay Gurung, Sikkim Correspondent – UNI for the Ram Patro Memorial Award for the most promising journalist of the State for 2006-07.
Similarly, Nirmal Mangar, reporter, SIKKIM EXPRESS will be awarded 'The best working journalist in Sikkim Express' award.
This decision was taken by the Ram Patro Memorial Award selection committee which met here on May 14.
The Awards will be given away on May 24, the anniversary of Sikkim Express as a daily newspaper, at a function here at the Press Club of Sikkim.
BB Gooroong, Advisor to the Chief Minister, will grace the occasion as the Chief Guest and JB Pradhan, Ex-MLA will be the guest of honour during the occasion.
The first award carries a cash prize of Rs 5,000 and a memento, while the second award carries a cash prize of Rs 3,000 and a memento.
It was late Ram Patro, the founder-editor of SIKKIM EXPRESS who pioneered and heralded positive journalism in Sikkim, in the 1970s. SIKKIM EXPRESS is the first English newspaper from Sikkim.


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One of the most anticipated debut acts at this year's Freihofer's Saratoga Jazz Festival is Jacob Collier, a multi-instrumentalist based in London. When I reached out to SPAC, they could not stop heaping praises on Collier's work. When I listen to his album (In My Room) and watched several of his videos on YouTube, I understood their enthusiasm – he is a remarkable talent. As SPAC notes, Collier is "one of the world's most distinctive, inventive, and prodigious young musicians." That sounds about right. His performance at the Festival is bound to be a weekend highlight. Collier was kind enough to answer a few questions for The Alt.
The Alt: Your music has been described in many ways – joyful, mind-blowing, genius, multi-dimensional. It's clear that people (see also: writers like me) have a hard time putting labels on it. How would you describe your approach and your sound?
Jacob Collier: These days, I think the idea of labeling music is quite outdated – at least, I hope that's where we're heading! All my favorite music combines elements from all sorts of different kinds of music, and I definitely strive for that in my own work. I don't think labeling helps the music move forward – it helps to sell it. If I were to put my own musical approach into words, I'd say that playfulness and joyfulness certainly play a major part in my creative process, but that underneath the sense of fun is a real attention to detail – I'm a completely unabashed perfectionist when it comes to creating things, but I always try to be careful to keep the humanity intact. I tend to use mostly acoustic sounds, not electronic ones (even if I do electronic things to those acoustic sounds) – so it's a sort of orchestral, acoustic, multi-layered, joyous, broad-genred homage to being alive as Jacob, and a human being!
Alt: On a similar note, you are most often referred to as a Jazz musician / virtuoso (as well as composer, arranger, and so on), but there's no doubt your music has a cross-over appeal. Do you consider yourself a Jazz artist first? If so, what does that mean to you?
Collier: I don't think of myself as a Jazz musician, although much of my harmonic and rhythmic understanding comes from that school of thought. I don't listen to a huge amount of Jazz, but it's certainly omnipresent in my music as a language, along with lots of other kinds of music. In some ways, Jazz is the largest umbrella for multi-genre music to exist in – because Jazz itself is fed by lots of different things. Quincy Jones always says that Jazz is the classical music of pop; I definitely agree.
Alt: The depth and breadth of artists that are mentioned when someone writes about you or tries to describe your videos and your songs is amazing in itself – from pop names like Michael Jackson to jazz names like Herbie Hancock to minimalist composers like Steve Reich. Who are your influences?
Collier: All three of those are huge heroes of mine! I'd add Stevie Wonder, Bobby McFerrin, Take 6, Earth Wind & Fire, Joni Mitchell, Prince, Deerhoof, Dirty Projectors, D'Angelo, Beach Boys, Keith Jarrett, J Dilla, Sting, Benjamin Britten.
Alt: Building on that question, what was it (which artists, what music) that drove your curiosity at a young age? Given the background of your parents, I understand music has always been part of your life, but when did you know that this was what you wanted?
Collier: I never thought about it! I suppose I found myself creating before I could decide to or not to create, which made it simple. I fell in love with listening, playing, recording, singing, harmonizing music, all before I was 10. If there was one artist that summed up the inspiration for me, it would be Stevie. He's the culmination of joy, skill, soul, humor, personality, chops, and humanity, and that captured me very early on.
Alt: What does your involvement in the Freihofer's Saratoga Jazz Festival mean to you? What are you looking forward to?
Collier: Festivals are always that wonderful mixture of sharing and discovering – aside from performing, I always love to wander around and see what catches my ear! It a real honor to be asked to join the fun.
Alt: Lastly, I'm wondering if you can talk a bit about the importance of YouTube as a platform for artists. Obviously, you have a breathtaking talent that is immediately heard and seen when you watch the videos or listen to In My Room, but it was YouTube that provided the initial exposure / ability to share that talent. How important were the videos to your launch? And how do you see yourself interacting with YouTube and your followers going forward?
Collier: YouTube is an immense platform. The wonderful thing about it is that everybody's equal. You can do whatever you want, however you want, on your own terms. When I began to share content in my teens, I was very drawn to the freedom it gave me. I've never felt the need to wait for somebody to endorse the things I'm doing to get started, and YouTube was that calling card. It was also an enormous learning resource. As a mostly self-taught musician and thinker, I could listen to everything, and follow trains of musical thought, at all times. That's truly wonderful, and it made me want to create.


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One in 14 adolescents has deliberately injured themselves in the past year, with girls four times more likely to inflict self-harm than boys, says a study published today.
The "common" phenomenon, which usually involves intentionally taking a drug overdose, cutting the skin or jumping from a height, is associated with low self-esteem and high levels of alcohol consumption in girls.
In boys, it is more closely linked with suicide.
Authors of the study, published in the British Medical Journal, said their findings supported the need for more mental health initiatives in school targeting self-esteem.
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When Imām Abū Ĥanīfah was lashed for not accepting the post of Chief Justice, he said: 'Nothing hurt me more than the thought of my mother; because, she has been agonized on account of my suffering.' Imām Dhahabī adds: 'He was very assiduous in his duty towards his mother.' Imām Dhahabi in his Manāqib Abū...Read More
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A monarch once asked a gnostic: 'Do you aspire to be in my place?' The gnostic [áārif] replied: 'Do I aspire to be in my slave's place?' The monarch asked: 'Am I, your slave?' The gnostic said: 'nafs [lower self] and desire [hawa] are my slaves and i have subdued them. you are the slave of nafs and hawa; thus you are the slave of my slaves. would I aspire to be in a slave's place?' Imām Ibn...Read More
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Sayyidunā Áli Karramallāhu Wajhah was struck on Friday (11th or) 17th of Ramađān, 40 AH when a Kharijite named Ábdu'r Raĥmān ibn Muljam struck him with a poisoned sword at dawn, as Mawlā Áli rađiyallāhu ánhū was proceeding for the Fajr prayer. The blow broke open his crown and the poison reached his brain. Mawlā Áli survived the following two days and he passed away on Sunday night. [Which...Read More
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Ibn Ásākir narrates the story of how Imām Al-Ashárī converted to Ahlu's Sunnah from his former madh'hab of Mútazilah. [Tabyīn Kadhib al-Muftarī fīmā Nusiba ila'l Imām Abu'l Ĥasan al-Ashárī / Exposing the maligner's lies, in those things falsely attributed to Imām Abu'l Ĥasan al-Ashárī.] ————————- Imām...Read More
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Marvel's 'Defenders' & Other Netflix Shows Drop Trailers at Comic-Con 2016!
Marvel's The Defenders debuted its first teaser trailer during a panel for the comic book company and Netflix's panel at 2016 Comic-Con on Thursday (July 21) in San Diego, Calif.
The new series will bring together Daredevil (Charlie Cox), Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter), Luke Cage (Mike Colter), and Iron Fist (Finn Jones) as they face their biggest threat yet.
Teaser trailer for the upcoming Luke Cage and Iron Fist series that will soon debut on Netflix were also premiered during the panel.
It was also confirmed that Daredevil will return for a third season!
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Three Wishes: An Intimate Look at Jazz Greats Paperback / softback
by Nica De Koenigswarter
In the 1950s, 60s and 70s, Pannonica de Koenigswarter, known as Nica, was a constant and benevolent presence on the thriving jazz scene.
Known as the Jazz Baroness (she was born into the wealthy Rothschild family and later married to a French aristocrat) she befriended such giants as Thelonious Monk, Charlie Parker, Barry Harris, Art Blakey, Miles Davis, Bud Powell and many more.
She inspired over twenty-five jazz compositions, bailed musicians out of jail and even acted as a booking agent.
She also collected wishes. Over the course of a decade, Nica asked three hundred musicians what their three wishes in life were, jotting them all down in a notebook.
At the same time she took hundreds of candid photographs, saving them all.In "Three Wishes" Nica's forays into the psyches and lives of these legendary jazz artists are made available for the first time. With a foreword by celebrated jazz critic, Gary Giddins and an introduction from Nica's granddaughter, Nadine de Koenigswarter, providing rare insights into the mysterious baroness' life, this funny, eclectic and moving compilation is uniquely intimate look into the immortals of the classic era of jazz and a must have for any fan or aficionado.
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- Publisher: Abrams
- Publication Date: 24/07/2008
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Skopus Data Base Content Analysis SCOPUS shows 1 Kazakhstan Journal
11 June 2014, Astana –presentation of Scopus, one of the largest international research and bibliometric data bases, was delivered at the National Center for State Research and Technical Expert Review JSC.
Scopus is truly global in terms of the content coverage providing open access to over 50 mln. of research abstracts, 20,000 titles, 36,000 books, 5,000 publishers from 105 countries of the world and 2,800 journals.
In recent years number of Kazakhstan science publications has been growing steadily as suggested by the SCOPUS analytics. In 2009-2011 475 research articles were published averagely rising sharply from 2011. in 2012 their number grew by almost two times reaching 812. Last year's statistical data reported another doubling vs. the previous year – 1654 articles. As for 2014, as many as 848 articles have been published to date. However, there is one more eloquent, but not so optimistic fact: the database of 20874 peer-reviewed journals displays one active Kazakhstan journal – "Eurasian Chemical Technology Journal " registered in 2007. If compared to the nearest neighbor the number of Russian journals displayed in Scopus is 214.
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The lovely poet, Mary Lenoir Bond, interviewed me over at Barrelhouse, about magical realism, studying with Katherine Dunn, Wisconsin, and the desire for human touch. Check it out here!
The lovely poet, Mary Lenoir Bond, interviewed me over at Barrelhouse, about magical realism, studying with Katherine Dunn, Wisconsin, and the desire for human touch. Check it out here!
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We were swept away… …by the tremendous talent we witnessed in the 2017 Shadow Award poetry contest. This contest yielded our highest turnout to date, making competition especially fierce. Once again, brilliant poet Mary Lenoir Bond did the heavy-lifting with the judging process. A huge thanks to Mary for all of…
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Resistance is in the air lately, and in the case of our Flash Rage contest, it's made for some great art. This time around we asked for stories of rebellion, revolution, and revenge. You answered that call with one of our strongest contests to date, and the ten stories you'll…
The shadow award winners will be announced tomorrow night, along with the close-but-no-cigar honorable mentions. In the meantime, here's a little glimpse into the process, or a bit about what creeps behind the shadow. We'd been talking about doing a poetry contest at Molotov Cocktail for a couple of years. Finally, in the middle of… Continue reading The Shadow Awards Update
It just came to my attention that 2.5 of the 5 poems I had in the fall 2015 issue of Prairie Schooner are available on the Johns Hopkins University website, via Project MUSE. Wow. I think I've entered a parallel universe. Thank you, Poetry Muse!: https://muse.jhu.edu/login?auth=0&type=summary&url=/journals/prairie_schooner/v089/89.3.bond.html *please be advised: contains graphic language.