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Regardless of where your loyalties lie, the most important college basketball game in Chicago this season will be played at Loyola University's Gentile Arena on Saturday, when the Ramblers host the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
This season marks the 50th anniversary of Loyola's NCAA title, and Mississippi State was Loyola's opponent in the second round of that 1963 NCAA Tournament. But the game, and Saturday's rematch, have a significance that far transcends sports and the notion of winning championships.
That 1963 early-round tournament game was a defining moment in the history of race relations in the United States. First, not to diminish the significance of winning the NCAA title, the 1962-63 Ramblers were a remarkable team, the only team from the state of Illinois ever to win the tournament. They won one of the most thrilling championship games ever -- an overtime victory over the heavily-favored two-time defending national champion Cincinnati Bearcats. Strangled for most of the game by Cincinnati's ferocious defense, the Ramblers fought back from a 45-30 deficit in the second half to tie the game 54-54 with seconds to go on Jerry Harkness' baseline jumper and then won 60-58 in overtime on Vic Rouse's tip-in at the buzzer. But it was Loyola's second-round game against Mississippi State on March 15, 1963, that has had the most lasting significance of that or any other NCAA tournament.
The Bulldogs had won the Southeastern Conference title for the second consecutive season, but the world of college sports was a much different place 50 years ago. In 1963, no SEC team had yet integrated in any sport. Indeed, earlier that school year, President John Kennedy had to deploy 20,000 federal troops simply to enable James Meredith to become the first black student ever at Ole Miss.
Moreover, the state of Mississippi had an unwritten policy prohibiting white athletes from competing against non-whites, and so, because many of the schools in the NCAA Tournament featured black players, the preceding season Mississippi State had for the third time turned down the automatic bid to the tournament that it had earned by winning the SEC title. But in March 1963, MSU coach Babe McCarthy decided enough was enough, and he defied virtually every person with power or influence in the state of Mississippi and accepted the NCAA Tournament bid. As the SEC champs, his Bulldogs received a first-round bye, while the Ramblers took to the court and trounced Tennessee Tech, 111-42. This set up a second-round matchup between Loyola and Mississippi State in the Mideast Regional at East Lansing, Mich.
Disgruntled segregationists throughout Mississippi, many in high places, had been unhappy with the decision to accept the bid, and unhappiness turned to outrage when the Bulldogs' first opponent turned out to be Loyola, which had four black starters. The Ramblers took the matchup in stride.
Notwithstanding the predominance of black players on his team, Loyola coach George Ireland had scheduled road games in the south, and his players had endured old south discrimination firsthand at restaurants that refused to serve them and hotels that refused to house them. The coaches and players -- black and white alike -- had pulled together and remained focused on their primary objective, winning basketball games.
Plus, the Mideast Regional game against Mississippi State would be played in Michigan, where the Loyola players knew they would not be subjected to that sort of treatment. However, the road travelled to Michigan by McCarthy and his Bulldogs was not an easy one, literally or figuratively. Mississippi governor Ross Barnett, stymied six months earlier in his efforts to bar Meredith from attending Ole Miss, was determined to stop the Bulldogs from playing the game, and a friendly judge issued an injunction prohibiting the team from doing so.
McCarthy and his players literally had to sneak out of the state under the cover of darkness to avoid being served with the court papers by Mississippi state troopers. As a result, the Loyola-Mississippi State game became a cause célèbre, and every flashbulb in the state of Michigan popped when Harkness shook the hand of MSU captain Joe Dan Gold at midcourt before the game. It was only some time after the game that the Loyola players became aware of the cultural or sociological significance of the event. At the time, they were only concerned about winning a game and eventually a championship. The game turned out to be more than just an afterthought. The high-flying Ramblers, who had led the nation in scoring for the second consecutive year featuring Ireland's full-court press and fast break, got off to a slow start and struggled to beat the Bulldogs, 61-51, in a hard-fought 61-51. The game was a stepping stone for the Ramblers, and they took off from there, with blowouts over Big Ten champ Illinois 79-64 in the regional final and then over second-ranked Duke 94-75 in the Final Four at Louisville's Freedom Hall, setting up the showdown for the title vs. Cincinnati. During its 2006 centennial celebration, the NCAA named the 1963 Loyola-Mississippi State game as one of the "25 most defining moments in NCAA history." Many others, most recently Michigan State athletics director Mark Hollis, whose school hosted the game, described it as "the beginning of the end of segregation in college sports." Two events will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Loyola's NCAA title and the significance of the Loyola-Mississippi State tournament game.
On Saturday, Loyola will play Mississippi State at 8 p.m. ET at Gentile Arena on Loyola's Rogers Park campus. That follows a Friday night screening at Loyola's Galvin Theater of the documentary film entitled "Game of Change," which was made by Harkness' son, Gerald. Members of the 1963 Loyola and Mississippi State teams will be in attendance and will speak with the audience and answer questions after the screening. Michigan State is also celebrating its role as host of the Game of Change. The Spartans will play Tuskegee on Saturday at old Jennison Fieldhouse, the site of the game, where the Spartans haven't played since 1989 when they moved into the Breslin Center.
Bob Best is a Chicago-area attorney.


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Lipscomb University golf coach Buddy Harston has announced the signing of Kacy Reese from Old Hickory, Tenn.
Reese, 5-foot-7, helped lead Goodpasture High School to the TSSAA State Championship as a senior. She was third individually in regional play as Goodpasture also won the regional tournament.
Reese lettered four years in golf and two years in tennis. She also lettered four years in cheerleading, serving as the team captain. The Goodpasture cheerleaders won a national title in 2005.
Academically, Reesc was a member of the National Honor Society, vice-president of the Student Council and vice-president of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.
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The M.S.406 had a parallel career in Finland. In February 1940, the first 30 French fighters were allocated to LeLv 28, commanded by Major Jusu. These aircraft received the Finnish designations MS-301 to MS-330. They were used in combat during the Winter War, against the USSR and carried out 259 operational sorties and shot down 16 Soviet aircraft. In modified form, the M.S.406 were later involved in the Continuation War. Between November 1939 and 4 September 1944, Lv28 scored 118 aerial victories flying the Morane M.S.406 (the unit flew Bf 109Gs for a time, as well). The unit lost 15 aircraft. Total Finnish kills were 121. The top Morane ace in all theatres was W/O Urho Lehtovaara, with 15 of his 44.5 total kills achieved in Moranes. The Finnish nicknames were Murjaani (blackmoor), a twist on its name, and Mätimaha (roe-belly) and Riippuvatsa (hanging belly) because of its bulged ventral fuselage.


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The European Union has awarded EUR 20 million to a water resources management project implemented by Finland in Nepal. This is the first time the EU has granted support to a Finnish development cooperation project. The water resources management project based in Far-Western Nepal is expected to enhance the management of water resources, improve the health and access to sanitation of local people and ensure better livelihoods and food security in rural areas.
The project's total budget is EUR 60.2 million, of which Finland will contribute EUR 15 million in 2016–2022. The Nepalese government and end users will contribute a total of EUR 25.2 million. The EUR 20 million of support from the EU will be channelled through Finland.
The project is being implemented in ten districts in two regions. The aim is to improve access to the supply of water and electricity in rural communities and to ensure better food security and livelihood opportunities. Project activities include helping rural communities utilise every drop of water efficiently for various purposes.
In addition to the supply of drinking water, the project supports small-scale irrigation and hydropower systems. Irrigation will help diversify the range of crops grown in domestic gardens and extend the growing season, which will improve farmers' food security, support a more balanced diet and provide farmers with extra income from the sale of produce. Moreover, project activities will also help communities prepare for catastrophes and climate change.
The first phase of the Rural Village Water Resources Management Project in Far-Western Nepal was launched in 2006 as a bilateral development cooperation project. The current third phase will run until 2022.
The second phase implemented in 2010–2016 was successful. Among other things, it gave 144,000 people in Nepal access to drinking water and improved sanitation for 358,000 people. Small-scale hydropower systems gave 41,000 people access to electricity for the first time ever, irrigation systems helped 28,000 farmers, and 164,000 people set up small gardens, which improved their food security and livelihood and diversified their diet.
The project has also received recognition for its good management. In 2016, it won the Finnish Project Management Association's annual Project of the Year prize. In 2017, it came second in a project excellence competition organised by the International Project Management Association.
Inquiries: Sanna Takala, Senior Adviser, Development Policy, tel. +358 50 444 9150, Department for the Americas and Asia and Chudamani Joshi, Adviser, Development Cooperation, tel. + 977 980 108 2222, Embassy of Finland, Kathmandu.
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this seems to be the place for all non aba related questionsare there any states lenient enough to allow someone to take the bar exam where the school has been approved by the state?
Yeah, must be a troll (or a mental invalid)If a school is truely approved as a lawschool by its state bar, then the state it can practice is THAT SAME STATE.If just approved as a school but not as a lawschool, then NO WHERE. (refer to other anwers given to you on same question)


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US. Rep. Bob Turner, facing possible elimination of his New York City congressional district, said Tuesday he will enter the already crowded field of Republicans seeking to challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand.
Turner's announcement came just three days before New York Republicans will meet in Rochester to consider Senate candidates. There already are three other Republicans seeking the nomination, setting up a possible primary among two or more of them.
Turner gained national attention for his upset win in September to represent the Queens and Brooklyn seat formerly held by Anthony Weiner, a Democrat who resigned after admitting he sent women lewd text messages and photos of himself. Turner, a veteran businessman and political newcomer, won in a district where Democrats have a 3-to-1 registration edge.
A federal judge involved in New York's redistricting process has proposed eliminating Turner's district. Turner had planned to run for re-election, but said in a statement that it appears his district will be eliminated.
"There is serious work to be done to get this economy back on track, and I will not walk away from that work now. I will run for the Senate, and I will run to win," he said.
Gillibrand's poll numbers are up and she has raised more than $8 million for the race. Still, New York Republicans say Gillibrand remains vulnerable three years after being picked to replace Hillary Rodham Clinton, who became secretary of state.
Republicans will pick a designated Senate candidate Friday, though any candidate with at least 25 percent of the weighted vote at the convention can earn a ballot spot for the June 26 primary.
Nassau County comptroller George Maragos has said he already has enough support for a place on the ballot. Also running are Rye Town supervisor and hedge fund manager Joe Carvin and New York City attorney Wendy Long.
"We welcome Bob to the race and look forward to seeing him and the rest of the guys in Rochester," Long said.


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You know Ryan Tannehill will start at quarterback tonight. You know we have a live blog starting at the 8:07 kickoff. Do you know the inactives? Do you know Tannehill is not the only significant rookie starting his first game for Miami?
Let's get caught up:
Cameron Wake (back), Karlos Dansby (knee), Kevin Burnett (back), Eric Steinbach (knee), David Garrard (knee), Tony McDaniel (leg), Jonas Gray (knee), Brian Hartline (calf), and Kelcie McCray (foot) are out.
Rookie Olivier Vernon starts for Wake. Gary Guyton and Jason Trusnik start for Dansby and Burnett.
Interestingly, Artis Hicks is scheduled to play. He missed a couple of days of practice with an unknown injury. So much for the much expected competition between him and Steinbach.


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According to recent statistics, parents spend an average of $1,500 a year on clothes for their kids and $450 a year on furnishings for their kids' rooms. Children as young as elementary school age have cell phones, portable digital audio players, high-definition televisions and multiple video game platforms. Every year, parents in the United States spend tens of billions of dollars on Christmas gifts for their kids.
These statistics reflect more than rampant consumerism. They reflect the desire of parents to give gifts to their kids. Parents have always wanted their children to have good things.
Jesus used this universal truth to teach us of the power of prayer. It is a natural instinct to care for our child, to respond when our child asks for help or food or even a present. How much more will our heavenly Father give good gifts to his children!
Unlike earthly parents, God the Father gives perfect gifts because they are spiritual gifts uniquely suited to each of us. There's no such thing as a Christian who's been spoiled rotten with spiritual gifts. God gives us gifts that fit us perfectly, gifts that fill and complete us. How are we to respond to such generosity? By using those gifts to the utmost. Isn't that what every parent wants their child to do? We offer our children good things, so they'll know they are loved. But we want them to use their gifts often and take care of them.
And God wants us to delight in his good gifts. What parent wants a child to put a present back under the Christmas tree and walk away disappointed? We want to see joy on our child's face as she receives gifts from us. We want her to enjoy what we have given her. We know she loves her doll if she picks it up and hugs it. We're sure he loves his bike if he climbs on and rides it. Our heavenly Father longs for us to enjoy the gifts he gives, to wrap our arms around them and use them for his good pleasure. God's gifts are there for the taking . . . with pleasure.
Matthew 7:11
"If you, then, though you are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give good gifts to those who ask him!"
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All In The Family...
This is my family at Christmas in 1959. I'm the little girl with glasses on the end. My sister Charlotte is sitting on my mom's lap, and my brother Dwight is next to me.
My parents are 36 years old in this photo, my sister is 3, I'm 8, and my brother is 13. (I say this with some confidence because the processing date is stamped on the photo: "February, 1960.")
This photo was taken at the Harry Sees farmhouse at Gordon, NE, the house that my Grandpa Sees built and my mother grew up in. Gramp Sees was not with us the Christmas this photo was made because he passed away not long after my sister was born. He was in his early 50's, and he died from leukemia -- a disease that had few treatments at that time.
It was probably a sad Christmas for my parents, my aunt Becky and Uncle Larry, and Grandma Barb. I realize that as I look back today, but I have happy memories of our Christmas visits to Grandma Barb. I remember a big Christmas tree with tinsel, packages wrapped in sparkly tissue paper and my uncle carving the turkey. The pantry off my Grandma's kitchen always smelled like graham crackers, and she had a dispenser for wooden matches that hung on the wall near the pantry door.
And I remember the television set at Grandma Barb's house. We didn't have a TV, so I was mesmerized whenever I saw one.
At Christmas of 1959, Dwight D. Eisenhower was still the President of the United States. I remember telling my brother once that I wished we had a television just so I could see the President. In my young and innocent mind, the President occupied a place of reverence slightly below God but far above ordinary people.
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- SpaceX has always had a goal of reaching Mars, but it's saying it'll make an actual attempt in 2018. Its Red Dragon program isn't going to have a crew (the problem of shielding astronauts from deep space radiation hasn't been solved yet), but carrying cargo to our neighboring red planet and collecting data on the journey is a reasonable preliminary step for Elon Musk's vision for colonizing Mars. [url]
- Apparently, two species of fungi originally from Antarctica can survive under Mars-like conditions on the International Space Station for at least 18 months. The fungi Cryomyces antarcticus and Cryomyces minteri are microorganisms that seem to be resistant to extreme UV radiation, cold temperatures and low pressure atmospheric environments -- just the kind of life we might be looking for on Mars if it already exists there. [url]
- NASA is reaching out to the public for ideas on building habitat modules for living in deep space. NASA's Orion spacecraft isn't likely to reach Mars with a crew in the next decade, but NASA will need all the help it can get to design a manned mission that can survive for months in deep space. [url]


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Opinion: How "Mad Dog" Mugabe Stole Another Election
Deputy program director for Human Rights Watch Babatunde Olugboji on why courts and other African countries blessed Zimbabwe's rigged election. Photos: Associated Press
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Review: iLuv iCK836 The Professional WorkStation Portfolio for iPad 2/iPad (3rd-Gen)
Company: iLuv (a unit of jWIN)
Website: www.i-Luv.com
Model: iCK826 The Professional WorkStation Portfolio
Price: $120
Compatible: iPad 2/iPad (3rd-Gen)
It was obvious when the iPad launched that keyboard accessories would be quite important, particularly for word processing and other traditional forms of content creation. Over the last two years, iPad-ready keyboards and keyboard-equipped cases have appeared at a fairly steady rate, but now that the third-generation iPad's on shelves, developers that were awaiting its release have deluged the marketplace with tons of new options all at once. So today, we're looking at six different keyboards that we've received in recent days, ranging from $80 to $150 in price: Brookstone's Bluetooth Keyboard with Tech-Grip Case and Wireless Keyboard Pro and Leather Case, Helium Digital's KeyCover Folio, iLuv's Professional WorkStation Portfolio ($120), and Kensington's KeyFolio Expert Multi Angle Folio & Keyboard and KeyStand Compact Keyboard & Stand. Five of these accessories share the exact same concept, but execute differently on the theme: they're folding cases that open to reveal a wireless keyboard on one side, and an iPad 2 or third-generation iPad on the other, then close to protect both. Kensington's KeyStand is the only exception: it looks nearly identical to KeyFolio, but folds smaller, replacing the iPad holder with a half-height support system that holds any iPad upright, with or without a self-supplied iPad case. Each of the keyboards uses Bluetooth to connect to the iPad, and comes with a USB cable to recharge an integrated battery that lasts for days of active typing, or longer on standby mode.
Made from leather with hard plastic keys, the Professional WorkStation Portfolio is iLuv's update to its earlier folio-style keyboard case iCK826, only with very minor differences. At the time it was released, the original stood out both for its hard keys and removable keyboard, which remain intact on the new version. The keyboard on this version is identical, as is the frame to hold the iPad itself; even the foldout kickstand is the same. iLuv claims 30 days of battery life on a full charge.
Judged strictly against its predecessor, the only discernible changes in iCK836 are slightly redesigned tabs that now hold the case shut with magnets instead of Velcro, and a $10 price drop, both positives. However, as the number of keyboard cases we're looking at today suggests, there are many more options out there these days, and they've improved a lot, even at lower prices. Last year, iLuv's keyboard was a standout largely because it wasn't made from rubber, but by contrast with this year's options, it's not as close to a notebook-class keyboard as it could be. Because the keys are so close to one another and in some cases moved around relative to a full-sized keyboard, it's easy to hit the wrong keys, including when shifting for capitalization. Rivals have come a long way in the past six months while iLuv has stood still with this keyboard design.
What saves iCK836 from a steep rating drop is its pricing. On the surface, iCK836 seems only $10 less expensive than its predecessor, at a time when many very good to great keyboard cases can be had for $100. Asking $120 for a case with a detachable keyboard and quality materials isn't crazy, but it's not particularly aggressive, either. But street pricing for this case is considerably lower: iCK836 can be had for $60 to $70 at most retailers online, which is very affordable. The only offsets are the keyboard, which as noted above isn't ideal, and the case design, which requires quite a bit of desk space, due to a pop-open rear stand that's needed to prop up the iPad inside; many comparable products have engineered smarter alternatives. iLuv deserves commendation for improving upon last year's version, but rivals have moved forward faster and better with their hard plastic keyboard and case designs. This is a good enough option for its low street price, but it needs a considerable top to bottom rethinking for the inevitable next version.
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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Jim Dewitt's journey: from orphanage to Pearl Harbor to Culver
*EDITOR'S NOTE: In our previous article, we examined the popular Lake Shore Lanes Bowling Alley in Culver, from 1953 to 1978, and the Dewitt family who operated it. Here we delve into the journey of Pearl Harbor veteran and "Lanes" owner Jim Dewitt.*
Jim Dewitt, born in Morocco, Ind., lost his mother and father to tuberculosis when he was age 4 (his mother) and 6 (his father), leaving him and his brother and sister to grow up mostly at an orphanage in Mexico, Indiana.
He relates a series of adventures after being placed on a farm 100 miles from the orphanage, from which he ran away, walking to Warsaw where a deputy sheriff picked him up and took him to jail, later spending the night at the sheriff's house and watering the courthouse flowers in exchange for his meals.
Dewitt returned to the farm, but later ran away again, heading from Chicago to the Ozark Mountains, about which he'd read adventurous things. On the way, he spent some time in St. Louis, eating the fruit tossed out (due to a bad spot or two) from boats on the Mississippi.
Dewitt found the Ozarks far less romantic than the fictional portrayal he'd read, and wound up hitchhiking to Dallas and then Illinois, later forced to spend two more years (starting at age 15) back in the Mexico orphanage. In spite of the bad taste left in his mouth from the farm he'd been sent to, there was a girl there he was interested in, so he spent one more year there until graduation from high school.
While there, he was able to find work in the home of a nearby farmer whose niece would eventually change Dewitt's life.
"These people (I was working for) had a three and a half year old daughter; it was the first time I ever felt like I had a home. She felt like a little sister. I was milking around Labor Day, and she kept saying she wanted to see Jimmy milking the cows. So Mary (the niece of the farmer) was visiting and brought her out. It was hard for me to talk to girls; I was kind of shy around them, but this seemed to be different. I wanted to see her again."
Mary's father, however, said Dewitt could visit the family in Florida any time, something he would remember later, when enlisted. He hitchhiked over 900 miles to Florida by way of New Orleans, though once there, he realized Mary was only 14, and Dewitt himself was 18.
"I was about to give up (on her). But I was waiting to be called into the Service, and she would be in school, so it would be no problem."
Jim Dewitt entered the US Navy in December, 1939, training at Newport, RI.
In May, 1940, he was on a ship in the Caribbean Islands, then doing maneuvers in Hawaii by July. He'd taken shorthand in high school so he was given office work, eventually making Yeoman second class, stationed on various ships until he found himself on the USS Antares for a three-month stint, chosen by the Squadron Commander to take dictation towards a book he was writing.
One of Dewitt's oddest experiences was running into a Marine who looked like his brother. Once he heard the voice, he was yelling John's name.
"Can you imagine meeting your brother on an island in the Pacific Ocean?" he marvels, even today.
Jim Dewitt's experiences witnessing the historic attack on the US Naval base at Pearl Harbor on that "day of infamy" in December, 1941, were detailed last year in this newspaper. Like many there, he initially thought what appeared to be battle was only training maneuvers, and he wonders today how differently things might have gone if General Quarters had been called soon after a Japanese sub was sunk near his ship.
Japanese planes strafed their ship, says Dewitt, but it wasn't until everyone was ordered below deck that it "really got scary."
However, the Antares had not entered the Harbor proper and survived the attack. The reality of the devastation hit Dewitt when he went to visit his brother -- who had not been wounded, but had yellow jaundice -- in the hospital at Pearl Harbor.
"The terrible part was they were bringing in the casualties; so many were burned, and with the odor and the skin burning, it was terrible. Twenty four hundred died."
In all, Jim Dewitt served six years in the Navy.
In the early years of his Naval service, he says he didn't write to anyone for a long time. Mary began writing him, and by the end of 1944, the two were writing daily.
"I wanted to be with her," he recalls.
Released from the Navy on Dec. 23, Dewitt was unable to get official transportation so close to the holidays, so he hitchhiked a total of 7,500 to find his future bride.
"I asked her to marry me right away," he says. "I said, 'The Justice of Peace is fine with me!'"
The couple was married, however, four weeks later in a church alongside a small crowd of mostly Mary's family members.
Dewitt wasn't sure what he'd do, though he'd planned on farming. With $5,000 in his pocket ($3,700 from the Navy and most of the rest in poker winnings), he considered his options. One was re-enlisting, though he doubted his promise of staying stationed at Great Lakes Naval Base would be honored, so he passed on the option. He considered an offer to manage a mercantile company, but decided against spending his life in an office. Farming, he realized, had changed a great deal since his youth.
Dewitt happened to pick up a Ligonier newspaper while visiting Mary's aunt and uncle, advertising a grocery store for sale.
"We used to go to church near a little grocery store, years before, and I thought that'd be neat, so I bought the grocery store that night!"
He and Mary ran the grocery in Wawaka, Indiana, for seven years. Around that time, another couple expressed an interest in it, and Dewitt says the growth of larger supermarkets like Kroger and A&P showed him "the handwriting on the wall," so he decided to sell. The rest, to coin a phrase, is Culver history.


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Julio Jones prefers low profile for Falcons
Julio Jones isn't interested in discussing his
Bravado isn't his style.
"I've been like this my whole life," Jones said Friday. "This
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Jones' transformation into a professional receiver with the
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But Jones said he was soft-spoken long before he signed a
scholarship at Alabama.
Growing up in the small town of Foley, Ala. – about 25 miles
southeast of Mobile and 10 miles from the Gulf of Mexico – Jones
learned at an early age that performance meant far more to him than
"You let your play do the talking out there on the field,
man," Jones said. "I'm not going to say anything negative about
the next man I'm going against, you know? I'm just going to go out
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When the Atlanta Falcons (11-2) host the New York Giants (8-5)
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quarterback Matt Ryan's top target.
Roddy White, the team's leading receiver, has a sore right knee
and did not practice this week.
If Jones becomes Ryan's primary option, the second-year wideout
says he is prepared for the challenge. But don't expect Jones to
pound his chest or do some fancy dance in the end zone.
"I just go out there and try to perform and be consistent for
this organization," Jones said. "Especially being in the NFL,
it's all about consistency and working hard. Everybody is athletic
here in the NFL. It's all about continuing to try to get
As the NFL's sixth overall draft pick last year, Jones was
scrutinized as a golden child of sorts.
Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff sent Atlanta's No. 27
spot in the first round to Cleveland and gave the Browns a second-
and fourth-round pick in 2011 and a first- and fourth-round spot
this year to acquire the 6-foot-3, 220-pound Jones.
Despite missing three games last season with hamstring injuries,
Jones averaged 17.8 yards and scored eight touchdowns on 54
Through as many games this year – 13 – Jones already has 63
catches for a 15.8 average and seven touchdowns – but the
statistics mean very little to him in the context of his team's
"It's never affected me," Jones said. "I just go out there
and play. I told you before. I can't go out there and be Superman,
you know? They traded up to get me and everything because they see
the potential."
The 23-year-old Jones even decided during the offseason to give
himself a new look, too, cutting off his beloved dreadlocks and
donating the effort to "Locks of Love," a national cancer
The haircut, he soon believed, better fit his straight-man
persona. Plus, Jones said he wanted no part of trying to match the
outspoken White, a four-time Pro Bowl selection who rarely lets his
swagger down in conversation.
"What I appreciate about Julio is that he listens and tries to
get better every day," Falcons offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter
said. "He listens to what (receivers coach) Terry (Robiskie) tells
him, and I think Julio is influenced by Roddy and Matt, two really
good role models that are teammates, and what those guys say to
him. I think Julio has become a much more consistent player
throughout this year. When he's healthy, he's a guy that you think
can break the game open at any time."
Jones appreciates, though, how the fun-loving White showed him
how to succeed on the field without letting the job become
It has helped, too, having 16th-year tight end Tony Gonzalez,
the NFL's No. 2 career-leaving receiver, as a teammate.
"Maybe on a lot of teams, if you're the No. 1 guy, you could be
bored with it, you know?" Jones said. "But here you've got all
these guys to keep you up, and they tell you to keep pushing.
Especially coming from a Hall of Fame tight end like Tony – he's
been in the game so long and he keeps doing it."
Jones still marvels at how hard the 36-year-old Gonzalez works
in practice.
"It shows you the way not to be bored out there and keep
getting better," he said. "Catch balls, catch balls. Muscle
Notes: White and SS William Moore (hamstring) were limited in
participation at practice. Both are listed as questionable along
with DT Jonathan Babineaux (ribs) and WR Harry Douglas (ribs). …
CB Asante Samuel (shoulder), LT Sam Baker (hand) and RG Justin
Blalock (hand) fully participated and are listed as probable.
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With over 190 sessions in the main agenda, PASS Summit is recognized as the conference for the best in SQL Server training. This year's conference sessions, spread across 6 tracks, include:
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Posted on August 18, 2013 in Pro Tennis Talk
As the third match on yesterday, I was able to sleep in again, and take my time getting a good breakfast and lunch. I was able to sleep well and was feeling better, but my plan was to conserve energy. Normally, I would want to get a hit in, but I played well in my first match and the biggest issue was overcoming my recent fatigue and stress.
At lunch, I saw all kinds of house names around me. I ate next to Lisicki again — so hopefully she doesn't think I'm stalking her or catches me taking pictures! I also saw Sloane Stephens, Cibulkova, Errani and more. My opponent and I talked a little too, he seemed friendly. We talked about a couple common opponents we've played, and how he will be at Harvard this year. I certainly wasn't outsmarting my opponents these last two matches!
At about 3, I went right on court into the warmup. I expected a tough, quick and strong player and he definitely was. I picked up from yesterday and was playing very well the first set. Making almost every return and first serve, rallying consistently, moving the ball around and doing damage with my forehand. I won 6-2 and hoped to get off to a good lead again in the 2nd.
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Attention salad lovers: Check that bagged salad in your refrigerator. Dole is recalling their Seven Lettuces bagged salad because of possible risk for Salmonella contamination. The recall is in effect in Alabama, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin.
During routine testing by the State of New York, some of Dole's lettuce tested positive for Salmonella.
But wait! That's not the only Salmonella contamination story for the day. There's more: Do you like spicy "Tuna" rolls?
Unlike with the lettuce, this Salmonella outbreak wasn't caught in time. Over 100 people in 20 states have gotten sick from packaged spicy tuna sushi rolls. Apparently it was the "Nakaochi Scrape AA or AAA" -- the pink slime of the sea! It's yellowfin tuna that's scraped off the bones and turned into a sort of pulp that can be mixed with spices for a tasty raw treat that, now that I hear that description, is maybe not such a great idea to eat raw.
More from The Stir: Your Chicken Dinner Probably Has Poop In It
You're starting to see a lot more of that pre-packaged sushi in grocery stores and markets, everyone. I used to think they were just a little risky, but I think I'm going to be a lot more cautious about them now.
A little more info on the lettuce: If you do happen to have Dole's Seven Lettuces at home, check your bags for the product codes 0577N089112A and 0577N089112B or use-by date of April 11, 2012 (located on the upper right-hand corner of the front of the package). Or check the UPC code on the back below the bar code: 71430 01057. Those are part of the recall batch.
Even if you buy "triple-washed" bagged salad, it might still be a good idea to wash your greens one more time. Consumer Reports tested a random sampling of pre-washed bagged greens and found plenty of bacteria (though no pathogens). Rinsing your greens isn't going to chase away all the bacteria, but it can carry away any remaining soil.
I confess, I skip that home-rinsing of my "pre-washed" bagged salad all the time. But recalls like this are always a kick in the tush for me. Time to get back into the habit!
Do you buy pre-washed bagged lettuce? Do you ever rinse those greens, or do you just serve as is?
Image via Nick Saltmarsh/Flickr


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Hypercalcemia is too much calcium in the blood.
Calcium is important to many body functions, including:
- Bone formation
- Hormone release
- Muscle contraction
- Nerve and brain function
Parathyroid hormone (PTH) and Vitamin D help manage calcium balance in the body. PTH is made by the parathyroid glands, which arefour small glands located in the neck behind the thyroid gland.
- Egg yolks
- Fish
- Fortified cereals
- Fortified dairy products
Primary hyperparathyroidism is the most common cause of hypercalcemia. It is due to excess PTH release by the parathyroid glands. This excess occurs due to an enlargement of one or more of the parathyroid glands, or a growth on one of the glands. (Most of the time, these growths are not cancerous).
Other conditions can also cause hypercalcemia:
- An inherited condition that affects the bodys ability to regulate calcium (familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia)
- Being bed-bound (or not being able to move) for a long period of time (this occurs most often in young people)
- Calcium excess in the diet. This is called milk-alkali syndrome. It is most often due to at least 2,000 milligrams of calcium per day. Taking too much vitamin D may add to the problem.
Hyperthyroidism Kidney failure
- Medications such as lithium and thiazide diuretics (water pills)
- Some cancerous tumors (for example, lung cancers, breast cancer)
- Some infectious and inflammatory diseases such as tuberculosis, Pagets disease and sarcoidosis
Hypercalcemia affects fewer than 1 in 100 people. The condition is most often diagnosed at an early stage, so most patients have no symptoms.
Women over age 50 (after menopause) are most likely to have hypercalcemia. In most cases, this is due to primary hyperparathyroidism.
Abdominal symptoms:
- Constipation
Nausea Pain Poor appetite
- Vomiting
Kidney symptoms:
Flank pain Frequent thirst Frequent urination
Muscle symptoms:
Muscle twitches Weakness
Psychological symptoms:
- Apathy
Dementia Depression Irritability Memory loss
Skeletal symptoms:
Bone pain
- Bowing of the shoulders
- Fractures due to disease (pathological fractures)
- Loss of height
Spinal column curvature
Exams and Tests
An accurate diagnosis is needed in hypercalcemia. Patients with kidney stones should have tests to evaluate for hypercalcemia.
Serum calcium Serum PTH
- Serum PTHrP (PTH-related protein)
- Serum vitamin D level
Urine calcium
Treatment is aimed at the cause of hypercalcemia whenever possible. People with primary hyperparathyroidism (PHPT) may need surgery to remove the abnormal parathyroid gland. This will cure the hypercalcemia.
People with mild hypercalcemia may be able to monitor the condition closely over time.
Severe hypercalcemia that causes symptoms and requires a hospital stay may be treated with the following:
- Calcitonin
- Dialysis
- Diuretic medication, such as furosemide
- Drugs that stop bone breakdown and absorption by the body, such as pamidronate or etidronate (bisphosphonates)
- Fluids through a vein (intravenous fluids)- this is the most important therapy
- Glucocorticoids (steroids)
Outlook (Prognosis)
How well you do depends on the cause of hypercalcemia. The outlook is good for people with mild hyperparathyroidism or hypercalcemia with a treatable cause. Most of the time, there are no complications.
Patients with hypercalcemia due to conditions such as cancer or granulomatous disease may not do well. This is most often due to the disease itself, rather than the hypercalcemia.
Possible Complications
- Pancreatitis
Peptic ulcerdisease
- Calcium deposits in the kidney (
nephrocalcinosis) Dehydration High blood pressure
- Kidney failure
Kidney stones
- Depression
- Difficulty concentrating or thinking
- Bone cysts
Fractures Osteoporosis
These complications of long-term hypercalcemia are uncommon today.
When to Call a Medical Professional
Contact your health care provider if you have:
- Family history of hypercalcemia
- Family history of hyperparathyroidism
- Symptoms of hypercalcemia
Most causes of hypercalcemia cannot be prevented. Women over age 50 should see their health care provider regularly and have their blood calcium level checked if they have symptoms of hypercalcemia.
Talk to your health care provider about the correct dose for calcium and vitamin D supplements if you are taking these medicines.
Bringhurst R, Demay MB, Kronenberg HM. Hormones and disorders of mineral metabolism. In: Melmed S, Polonsky KS, Larsen PR, Kronenberg HM, eds. Williams Textbook of Endocrinology. 12th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 28.
Wysolmerski JJ, Insogna KL. The parathyroid glands, hypercalcemia, and hypocalcemia. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 253.
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The University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine will hold its White Coat Ceremony for first-year medical students Sunday, Aug. 17, 2014, at 2 p.m. at the Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center, 1200 10th Ave. South.
Each of the 187 new members of the Class of 2018 will be presented with the traditional white coat in the presence of family, friends, faculty and staff. The white coat is a powerful symbol of both professional competence in medicine and human compassion. Live video of the ceremony will be broadcast online beginning at 2 p.m. Sunday at www.uab.edu/medicine/whitecoat.
Hussein Abdullatif, M.D., professor of Pediatrics and faculty winner of the 2013 Leonard Tow Award for Humanism in Medicine, will bring the keynote address. Selwyn M. Vickers, M.D., senior vice president for Medicine and dean of the School of Medicine, will welcome new students during the event.
The ceremony follows the completion of the new students' first class, Patient, Doctor and Society, a course focusing on the role physicians play in society, with emphasis on professionalism, compassion, responsibility, ethics and the doctor/patient relationship. Students will take an oath of dedication at the ceremony written by the students themselves during the course of the first class.
The ceremonial presentation of white coats to medical students is a common practice at medical schools throughout the nation. The ceremony and oath of commitment to patient care remind incoming students of the dedication necessary to complete a medical education and underscore the responsibilities inherent in the practice of medicine.
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To improve human health, scientific discoveries must be translated into practical applications. These discoveries typically begin at "the bench" with basic research, in which scientists study disease at the molecular and cellular levels, then progress to the clinical level, or the patient's "bedside."
This "bench-to-bedside" approach in translational research is actually a two-way street. Basic scientists provide clinical researchers with new patient care tools to assess through clinical trials, and clinical researchers make novel observations about the nature and progression of disease that often stimulate basic scientists' investigations.
The combined efforts of scientists, researchers, and physicians make translational research a true interdisciplinary approach to improving lives through innovation that leads to discoveries and ultimately cures.
What is the TRI?
The Translational Research Institute for Metabolism and Diabetes (TRI) is the product of an innovative affiliation between Florida Hospital and Sanford Burnham Medical Research Institute. By linking the largest healthcare provider in Central Florida with a nationally renowned basic science leader, the TRI bridges the gap between the research bench and the patient's bedside.
At a state of the art facility located on the Florida Hospital Campus, a talented team of brilliant researchers and experienced, caring medical professionals is bringing medical discoveries from the laboratory to the community for further testing, through clinical trials, in an effort to tackle some of today's biggest health problems – obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
Why Metabolism & Diabetes?
We are witnessing an obesity and diabetes pandemic. In the United States alone, more than 60 percent of adults are overweight or obese. Type 2 diabetes, which is driven by excessive body weight, has increased nearly 30 percent in the last decade. Children are increasingly obese, and some are beginning to develop insulin resistant forms of diabetes that were rare in children just 10 years ago. Diabetes is often accompanied by an aggressive form of cardiovascular disease and greatly increases the risk of atherosclerosis and heart failure.
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2011: Did not compete as a freshman.
Off the Cross Country Trail: Majoring in chemical engineering … also competes on MIT's indoor and outdoor track and field teams … interned at Loma Linda University (Calif.) WITH Dr. Sean Wilson in the Center for Perinatal Biology and Advanced Imaging Microscopy Core, where he contributed in the analysi9s of various research projects … Dell Scholarship … American Physiology Society Minority Travel Fellowship … Linde Family Scholarship.
High School: A 2011 graduate of Ontario High School … league MVP as a junior and senior ... cross country team captain as a senior ... National Honors Society … California scholarship federation ... AP Scholar … National Hispanic Heritage award … valedictorian.
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Ryme wrote:MagiNinjA wrote:We need a violin as an item in the game. Totally. If there isn't one.
There isn't one yet. And I was just about to say that I don't really see stringed instruments being weapons in this game, but as I was just talking about sonic damage I suppose extreme cases might be possible. But it won't be a theme like in KoL. I'd say a musical instrument could be an accessory, but in that sense you wouldn't be playing it (because your hands are full of weapons and such), it would have to contain an effect in and of itself. A miniature player piano, for instance, could accompany you and provide appropriate mood music.
Or maybe I'm missing what you were getting at. If you'd care to elaborate? Things that help set the mood are always good, but short of having actual music play in the background (don't worry, I won't do that), I'm not sure how to do that with the concept of a violin.
Oh yes, tangent.
Something neat would be like the Mafia violin case. Something like that seems to fit the mood of the game. Which I really like, btw. I call it the "streetlights" mood. I'm not fully sure myself of what I'm getting with the violin. I'm getting at the darker side of music involving violins, as music of this period (NOIR IS THE WORD) tended to include strings in their music quite a bit. Or from what I've heard. Or that they could fit. Meh.
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The game will specifically tell you to wait for the helicopter to land on the pad before attacking anyone in the vicinity. So, when you pull up to the dock on the other side of the helipad and attract the attention of two thugs there, hold off on hurting them. Even though they'll walk towards your car, wait until the helicopter has been grounded for a couple of seconds, and then use your vehicle as your weapon, taking both of these foes out before proceeding.
With the initial two enemies nullified, you can then cross the bridge towards the location of the other group of enemies waiting near the helicopter. Strangely, even gunfire used on their friends might not alert them to your presence, so chances are you can approach them without them knowing you're coming (you could also break out a sniper rifle and thin them out from afar). When you reach them, they'll begin firing on you, and you'll realize that they're equipped with various weapons and that you have little cover to utilize. Take them out quickly, fighting in close quarters with a shotgun and collecting the weapons they drop. Make sure they're all killed before proceeding.
When you finally get to the helicopter and no enemies are left, jump on in and begin flying towards your destination on your HUD, which is Francis International Airport, located on the far east side of the Broker/Dukes island. En route, you should run into no troubles, and getting to the airport should be extremely easy. Landing there can be a bit of a chore, however, because the game asks you to land right next to a building that, if landed too close to, will rip your propellers off and force you to repeat the mission. So, landing is a delicate process, and one that shouldn't be taken lightly. When you land, however, the helicopter will be promptly taken away by some unknown authorities, and you're on your own with another mission under your belt.
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A cardigan-jacket-kind-of-thing!
Added Aug 5, 2011
by silvermink
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en kofta-kavaj-grej!
a cardigan-jacket-kind-of-thing!
Something that is perfect to throw over that way too cute dress or blouse in order to get some symmetry!
This cardigan-jacket-kind-of-thing is made in a very thin and stretchy mock leather fabric (vegetarian living!). I made some leggings in that fabric some year ago, just around the time when that kind of thing was the last scream. I found some remnants and thought "Hey, why not take it a step longer and make a cardigan-jacket-kind-of-thing too!". So I did.
I made the pattern by copying a cardigan at home made in knits. Then I just went from there and re-designed as it happened. I ended everything with bias-tape that I made from the same fabric.
Material Notes
thin and stretchy mock leather fabric, snaps
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Aug 6, 2011, 04.37 PMby Amor Allure
i like the fabric
Aug 5, 2011, 10.33 PMby MissOiseaux
(tänk Filippa Bark när du läser följande) Aj lav it! It's true-rue-rue!
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Aug 5, 2011, 10.36 PMby silvermink
Haha! :)
Tack för bilderna!! :)
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