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It is possible that the main title of the report Hepatitis B is not the name you expected. Please check the synonyms listing to find the alternate name(s) and disorder subdivision(s) covered by this report.
Hepatitis B is a contagious liver disease caused by the hepatitis B virus (HBV), one of three viral agents that cause inflammation of the liver known as hepatitis or diffuse hepatocellular inflammatory disease. Hepatitis B is characterized by fever, nausea, vomiting, and yellow discoloration of the skin, eyes and mucous membranes (jaundice). In its most serious form, if left untreated, hepatitis B can become a chronic infection leading to chronic liver disease and potentially increasing the risk of developing liver cancer. The hepatitis B virus can be passed from mother to unborn child, and is highly contagious through bodily fluids such as blood, semen and possibly saliva. It is often spread from person to person through intravenous drug use or sexual contact.
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Radcliffe goes undercover as Spidey at Comic-Con
SAN DIEGO (AP) — That guy in the Spider-Man suit you posed with at Comic-Con? It might have actually been Harry Potter.
Daniel Radcliffe donned a Spidey mask to covertly mingle with fans on the showroom floor at the pop-culture convention.
"I did an American accent for the whole time," the British actor said in an interview Friday. "I even took a rucksack, so I look like I'm just coming to Comic-Con. I had a whole look. But it was great ... I took lots of pictures with people who did not know that it was me."
Radcliffe posed for plenty of photos with other costumed guests, and even inserted his Spidey-masked face into a poster for "Sharknado 2."
″(It) actually looked weirdly good," he said. "It looked like Spider-Man is in 'Sharknado 2.' "
The 25-year-old star made his first trip to Comic-Con to discuss his new film, "Horns," in which his character sprouts horns on his head that are invisible to others but cause them to confess to him their darkest truths.
A self-avowed superhero and comic-book fan, Radcliffe said he's long wanted to come to Comic-Con. Members of the "Harry Potter" cast have appeared in previous years, but the franchise star wasn't able to make it until now. Besides promoting his new film, Radcliffe also got to indulge his inner geek while dressed as Spider-Man.
"I always loved that character. I love the comics, actually, as well," he said. "I almost got a picture with two girls dressed as Mary Jane and Gwen Stacy, but the moment had passed."
AP Entertainment Writer Ryan Pearson contributed to this report.

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The Warriors' Linsay Bumila scores a game-high 21 points.
NORWELL — The Coyle-Cassidy girls basketball team is heading back to Massasoit College.
The sixth-seeded Warriors jumped out to a quick lead and never looked back as C-C advanced to the semifinals with a 61-41 victory over No. 3 seed Norwell in Friday's Division III South Sectional quarterfinal game at Norwell High School.
With the victory, the Warriors (17-3) will face 10th seed Ursuline, who upset No. 2 seed Abington, at a date to be determined.
"The girls were fantastic tonight," C-C head coach Mike O'Brien said. "They were unreal from start to finish, We did not back down from them. They did a great job."
The Warriors led after one quarter 21-8 and at halftime, 36-21.
Linsay Bumila led the way for C-C with a game-high 21 points along with 14 rebounds, a steal and three assists. Laura Johnson added 18 points, three steals, nine rebounds and four assists. Steph Skiba also chipped in with 11 points, four steals and five assists.
Other Warrior players who did well were Brittany Perdigao (six points, two steals, three rebounds and four assists), Kiley Adams (three points, two steals and three rebounds) and Victoria Tutino (three points, four rebounds and two assists).


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The Eleven Best Things About Being A Giants Fan! #7 – Marty Lurie
In a new feature to commemorate the 2012 season, we will be counting down the eleven best things about being a Giants fan!
#7 . Marty Lurie
In early 2010 KNBR signed Marty Lurie after he was unjustly released from his gig hosting the Oakland Athletics radio pre-game show. Many experts believe that Lurie as a pure baseball commodity is the most valuable asset that the Giants have gotten from the Athletics; barely beating out the South Bay territorial rights and Ray Durham.
Lurie's love for the game is undeniable. He loves the game for what it is, and not what others are trying to do to it. Lurie is a straight shooter who isn't afraid to criticize the team if need be, some of his rants are the stuff of internet legend and surely got him a talking to from Lee Hammer about laying off KNBR's cash cow. His personal library of baseball knowledge makes for a pleasant listen for any type of fan.
One of the wonders of Marty Lurie is his endurance on the radio. Lurie is known as a marathon type performer. He has been known to do his post-game show into the wee hours of the morning. I've heard rumors that Lurie's show never really ends during the season. During baseball season he just keeps talking 24/7 and the KNBR producers pick and choose when to turn his mic on and off. This is why Marty Lurie is a treasure and is the seventh best thing about being a Giants fan!.
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Feb. 8, 2009
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Despite a number of impressive individual performances, the MIT women's track and field team was not able to match the depth of Williams College in its first home meet of the indoor season. The Engineers, who are currently ranked No. 20 in the country, finished with a total of 154 points, good enough to secure second-place among three teams, as the Ephs took home the overall title with 213.50 points. Coast Guard finished third with 19.50 points.
Portia Jones picked up wins in the 55-meter hurdles, the 400 meter dash and the long jump and finished second in the 200m, while setting season bests in all four events. Jones' time of 8.43 in the 55m hurdles was good for first place. Although she was edged out by Hillary Higgs of Williams by three tenths of a second, Jones (26.37) had by far her best time of the year at 200m. Jones (59.93) and Martha Gross (1:01.64) then went one-two in the 400 meters as Jones broke an Institute record that had stood for over nine years.
A week after her impressive performance at 600m, Andrea Bradshaw moved up to 800m, winning the event with a time of 2:17.85. The Cardinal and Grey had a solid overall showing in the mile. Jennifer Doyle ran to a comfortable two-second victory while Katherine Eve and Adrienne Bolger also placed in the top five.
In addition to Jones' long jump win, the Engineers fared relatively well in the field events. Emily Hwang led a one, two, three sweep in the pole vault, clearing 3.53 meters. Karin Fisher and Lynn Jepsen shared second, each making it over the bar at 3.08m. Hazel Briner also recorded first place points in the shot put with a distance of 10.69m.
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Located in London's gritty east-end, Cadagon Corner occupies the plots of three former terraced houses destroyed during WWII. Adjacent to the London Olympic Park the Houses are juxtaposed between the A12 motorway and Victoria Park. The houses are a contemporary interpretation of the 'Victorian Terrace', to which it adjoins. The form, scale and articulation of the facade follow the rhythm of the Victorian Terraces, whilst the colour, texture and detail define the houses from its archetypal counterpart.
The black palette enables the expression of architectural components through the materials natural texture. Predominantly clad in Douglas Fir strips that have been mechanically wire brushed and vacuum stained, a greater depth to the timber's natural grain has been achieved. Sustainable materials, high levels of thermal and acoustic insulation and a wet under-floor heating system that utilises an Air Source Heat pump ensure the houses have low carbon emissions.
The design is primarily dictated by the constraints within the site and its surrounding context; the narrow plots, the noise and pollution from the motorway and lack of outlook. The principal rooms are positioned to view the park through large structural glass windows, whilst the rear windows are smaller and quadruple glazed a positioned to avoid views of the motorway.
A continuous flight of stairs with a walk-on glass roof responds the narrow plot width, whilst a central atrium provides a visual connection and natural light throughout the building. These three storey volumes provide a sense of scale greater than the expectation of a building of this class.
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$600 lost at courthouse was claimed by wrong man
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Sheriff's deputies say $600 lost by a man who went to a western Pennsylvania courthouse to pay child support has been "found" -- illegally -- by the wrong man.
Allegheny County sheriff's Lt. Jack Kearney says a man mistakenly forgot the envelope containing the money when he emptied his pockets to go through a metal detector at the courthouse in Pittsburgh on Friday.
About 90 minutes later, another man approached a deputy manning the detector and claimed to have forgotten the money. Only trouble is, the man to whom the money really belonged returned later to claim it, only to learn that it was already claimed by the other man. Deputies are reviewing court logs and surveillance video to determine who illegally claimed the money. That person could be charged with theft.


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The employment outlook may not be as bleak as some forward indicators suggest, with a new report predicting 137,000 jobs will be added to the economy by August next year, led by demand in the mining industry.
That would be more than double the 58,000 people who gained employment in the year to August 2012.
The biannual report by consultants Economic and Market Development Advisors (EMDA) forecasts modest jobs growth in every mainland state apart from South Australia, where the job market is expected to be flat.
EMDA's Michael Emerson, the author of MyCareer Employment Forecast November 2012, said there had been a lot of business uncertainty after recent reports about China's economic slowdown and the mining industry, and a rise in the national unemployment rate.
"But the overall outlook is quite encouraging as the economy continues to stabilise," Mr Emerson said, releasing the report on Tuesday that analyses national, state, industry, and demographic employment trends and figures.
The latest official data for October released last week showed the jobless rate unchanged from September at a two-and-a-half-year high of 5.4 per cent, after it jumped from 5.1 per cent in August.
EMDA's report predicts Western Australia will lead the way with 2.5 per cent employment growth in the year to August, followed Queensland at 1.2 per cent.
The nation's two largest states, NSW and Victoria, are both forecast to have 1.1 per cent growth.
By industry, based on forecasts for the year to May 2013, mining employment is expected to surge by 10.2 per cent, while engineering is forecast to rise by 3.6 per cent.
However, government jobs, construction and property, and manufacturing are all seen in decline.
"Losses of jobs in the next year will primarily be as a result of public-sector job cuts and the strength of the Aussie dollar, which will send more of our manufacturing jobs overseas," Mr Emerson said.


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DailyDirt: Homemade Meals And Ingredients
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- Making a small batch of your own artisanal High-Fructose Corn Syrup is possible with a DIY kit that includes glucose isomerase and everything you'll need to produce HFCS in your home kitchen. That lab-produced enzyme prevents this product from being labelled "organic" -- but rest assured that the result will contain a carbon-based food. [url]
- Homemade Soylent is a DIY liquid diet, made from blending up a bunch of powdered nutrients. It doesn't taste so great, and you'll probably miss chewing and the texture of regular foods... but liquid diets are at the very least a time-saver since it doesn't require cooking (or that pesky chewing). [url]
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Marion Cotillard & Aaron Taylor-Johnson: 'Killing Them Softly' After Party!
Marion Cotillard and her agent Hylda Queally attend the after party following the premiere of Killing Them Softly on Monday (November 26) at No. 8 in New York City.
The DeLeon Tequila-sponsored party was also attended by Aaron Taylor-Johnson with his wife Sam, the film's stars Brad Pitt and Scoot McNairy, Amy Adams and husband Darren Le Gallo, Eve Hewson, Michael Shannon, Brad's Benjamin Button co-star Taraji P. Henson, Michael Shannon, and Chris Noth.
Earlier in the evening, Marion and Amy attended the Gotham Independent Film Awards.
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Embodying the rich Native history of this land and it's people, renowned Alaskan artist Michael Webber designed the Totem trim exclusively for Copper River Fleece. Born of a rich Alutiiq and Tlingit ancestry, Michael lives in Cordova, Alaska where his family heritage reaches back to the first footsteps in this region. Emblazoned with the Eagle, Raven, Killer Whale, and Beaver Clans' crests, the Totem trim tells the story of traditional Tlingit influences stretching from Southeast Alaska to the Copper River. As Mike explains, "The Eagle and Raven are positioned in the center, representing their status as the largest and most powerful clans. Talon, wing, and human head forms surround the Eagle, in accordance with traditional Tlingit design. Known as the Wise One, the Raven is believed to have created the earth, sun, moon, animals, and all other life forms. Tying the sea to the land and its people, the Killer Whale meshes fins, tail, and human form. The Beaver Clan was known for its powerful chiefs and shamans, whose strength is evident in the oversized incisors, tail, and beaver head." In this vibrant trim, Mike brilliantly weaves ancestral totems of Tlingit culture, handed down through generations.
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Kourtney Reppert and Her Sexiest Twitter Pics
Kourtney Reppert has 176,752 followers on Twitter and Instagram, and we're thinking she's about to get a whole lot more. Wanna see why?
A widely recognized model in the world of sports and glamour, she holds the title for Philly's Hottest Sports babe/model of the year for both the Phillies and Flyers. Hottest sports fan of all time?


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No. 25 Iowa St. 67, Texas 48
Anna Prins scored 19 points, Nikki Moody added 15 and No. 25
Iowa State rolled to a 67-48 victory at Big 12 Conference foe Texas
on Wednesday night.
Brynn Williamson chipped in 12 points, all from 3-point range,
and a team-high seven rebounds for the Cyclones (16-5, 7-4), who
shot 49 percent from the floor and were 10 of 24 from beyond the
arc. Moody dished out seven assists and had four steals.
Empress Davenport had 13 points for the Longhorns (9-12, 2-8),
and Celina Rodrigo and Chassidy Fussell scored 10 apiece. Texas,
which entered the game ranked eighth in Division I with a plus-10.9
rebounding margin, was outrebounded 32-31.
The Longhorns scored the game's first basket, but that was their
only lead. Texas closed within 25-24 on Fussell's fast-break layup
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Half of all undergraduate students in Maryland are now enrolled in community colleges.
In an effort to help increase the number of students who successfully complete their programs of study, faculty and administrators at Hagerstown Community College recently participated in the second annual Summit on Completion, hosted by the Maryland Association of Community Colleges.
"The college completion agenda has been on the radar of national, state and local officials," said Guy Altieri, HCC president and chairman of the Maryland Council of Community College Presidents.
"As a community college, we are making great progress on increasing completion rates and in developing new strategies to ensure continued improvement. It's important for us, however, to make clear distinctions between the nature of community colleges and four-year institutions."
The association is focused on explaining the differences between community colleges and four-year schools.
Most community college students attend part time, so it takes them much longer to complete their programs.
A Maryland model for measuring completion appropriately takes into account student associate degree and certificate attainment, and successful transfer to four-year schools.
Completion rates of community college students who attend full time are comparable to completion rates attained at many four-year institutions.
In Maryland, community college leaders have identified 80 best practices for increasing student completion success.
These efforts include revamping developmental education programs to ensure that more students in need of remediation are able to succeed in college-level work.
During the Summit on Completion, HCC faculty members shared some of their best practices.
Joan Johnson, chairwoman of the English and humanities division, and Dawn Schoenenberger, director of developmental education and adult basic education, gave a presentation on their collaboration with Washington County Public Schools to offer a course that prepares high school students for college-level English.
Cynthia Dove, associate professor of anatomy and physiology, and Judith Peisen, chairwoman of the math and science division, gave a presentation on the use of student-learning outcomes assessment data to identify strategies for improving completion for at-risk prenursing students.
"HCC has a long history of commitment to student success," said David Warner, vice president of academic affairs at HCC, "but the challenging economic conditions require that we do even more. The faculty and academic officer-led Curriculum Excellence Project, implemented in the fall of 2010, is another way we are helping students obtain their educational and career goals in a more timely manner."
Maryland's 16 community colleges are firmly committed to addressing these issues and have embraced Governor O'Malley's "Skills2Compete Maryland" agenda to increase degree and certificate attainment by 20 percent by 2012. They have also authored a statewide pledge of commitment to the completion agenda laid out by the president and other national leaders, calling for an increase in the number of Americas with college degrees to 55 percent by 2025.
For more information on college completion efforts at Maryland's community colleges, go to www.mdacc.org/blog.


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The extremely minimalist design of this keyring Made in Italy is highlighted by the use of high-quality leather.
The Scuderia Ferrari keyring, with its clean lines, stands out for its understated elegance defined by the combination of simple volumes with high quality materials. The boarded calfskin leather is made with a traditional Italian technique that creates a special effect on the material consistent with the clean and geometric shapes of the metallic details. . This sophisticated accessory is perfect for taking the Ferrari passion with you everywhere. It features the Ferrari Shield in enameled metal and the Scuderia Ferrari inscription engraved inside.
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Ohio Bridge Demolished: Video Shows Final Section Demolished in Explosion (PHOTO, VIDEO)
An Ohio bridge has been demolished this week 30 minutes ahead of the scheduled time as crews working on the demolishment moved to complete their work before bad weather moved in.
The final section of the Milton-Madison Bridge was demolished this week as part of a project to tear down the bridge that has stood for 84 years.
Construction on the original bridge was started just two months after the stock market crash that sparked the Great Depression. At that time towns on both sides of the bridge in Milton, Ky and Madison, Indiana, agreed to erect the bridge after they agreed the invention of the automobile had rendered ferries obsolete.
The bridge cost about $1 million to build, and a toll was put in place to recoup some of the costs; 5 cents was charged for foot traffic, and 45 cents was charged to vehicles crossing over.
In 2008 the two cities again came to an agreement to demolish the old bridge and commence a project to replace it. The old bridge's age and condition, as well as the fact that it is only 20 feet wide, sparked the decision to replace the bridge with a new modern version that can better serve the two towns.
The cost of the bridge has been estimated at about $131 million, with $20 million of that to be offset with a grant from the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act.
Here is a video showing the bridge explosion as the final section of the old bridge was demolished this week:


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The day Jake came home, we celebrated with a bottle of 1993 Justin Isosceles Reserve. I drank most of it, but the Missus did have a sip or two.
Spectator wasn't that impressed but I remember it being a pretty good Meritage. Given the time that has passed since we welcomed Jake to our home I can't give it a decent review today.
Meritage is a term cooked up by the wine boys in California to fill a gap in the vocabulary. It means a Bordeaux style red wine that is a blend of Cabernet, Merlot, and usually Petit Verdot and Malbec. Yes, there are white Meritages as well.....
I don't care for the terminology, which combines Merit with Heritage to morph into something that rhymes with heritage. Guess we're stuck with it though. Typically, a Meritage will be the high end offering of the winery and these wines are often excellent.
Like a dork, I bought this child seat designed for an obese ten year old. Keep in mind that Californicate is way ahead of the Nanny Curve, so even back then the hospital had been pressed into service by the social polezei and the child welfare department. Their job? Walk the baby out the glass doors and carefully strap him into the awaiting child safety seat. After that little Candy Striper saw the size of the car seat and finished with her brain hemorrhage (stern lecture followed) there was a group conference to determine if we would be allowed to depart with our child.
Shut up you idiots (on the inside). I50 million of us rode home from the hospital in the front seat with our mother's arms wrapped around us. Before that babies were born at home under less than ideal conditions (boil some water and bring me some clean linens, Harriet).
Jake was supposed to be especially quick as first babies go, but he got the cord tangled around his neck. It was difficult for Mrs TWC and the anesthesiologist kept a bedside vigil for six long hours, occasionally breaking it up a little with a bit of football patter. The significance of his constant presence was lost on me until much later.
Because he was born blue, there was no touchy-feely things happening. No, here dad, cut the umbilical cord, followed by a plop onto mama's tummy for an immediate and warm welcome to the world. Instead, he was whisked away to the sterile, stainless steel oxygen machine in the corner where I watched him turn pink, like a litmus paper.
Twelve years later he's brash, impulsive, full of himself, confident, gregarious, mischievous, thinks he's Mr Cool, and definitely all boy.
Although he still can't spell his way out of a wet paper bag he has completely bested his dyslexia and reads like a champ. OTOH, if the terrorists demanded that he spell C-A-T or they'd boil his Ma in oil, she'd die a painful death.
He's a stand up guy, too. His teacher told us that when the ADD kid needed a bunkmate at science camp, Jake's was the only hand that went up.
Little kids flock to him like rats to the Pied Piper. Oh look, it's Jake! Jake! Unlike many of the bigger boys he doesn't send them home to tell momma she wants them.
Jacob Michael also shares this special day with the Godfather of Free Market economics, Milton Friedman and Harry Potter's birth mother, who happens to be one of his favorites. I think he said he read her latest offering six times.
Jake in jail, Mescal Arizona. Figures he'd have the keys.
Mescal is where the movie Tombstone was filmed.
There are a few other pictures of Jake here.
As Always,
Jacob's Daddy


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YangtzeShrimp cages on a fishing boat. Zhangdu Lake area, Hubei Province, China
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The longest river in China
The Yangtze, the largest river of China and the third longest in the world, descends 7500 m from the pristine Tibetan Plateau to the East China sea over the course of its 6300 km journey. The mighty river has been a cradle of an ancient culture and root of much prosperity and sorrow in China. For thousands of years, the river's sights, sounds and mystical atmosphere inspired much of Chinese philosophy, literature and art.
At 1.8 million square km the Yangtze River Basin is 7 times the size of the United Kingdom. Four hundred million people, one third of China's population live here.
A high concentration of rare and endemic species shares this region with people. The best known includes the giant panda, the Siberian crane, the leopard and the Yangtze River dolphin. The unique system of forest, rivers and lakes form the Chinese Eden of Biodiversity.
The river also holds 40% of China's freshwater resources. The Basin's economic zones generate 40% of the total production value of China and an annual GDP growth of 15% (compared with a national GDP rate of 9%). However, the Yangtze Basin also contributes 60% of the country's pollution, and is the single largest source of marine pollution to the Pacific Ocean.
Current threats
While the Yangtze River Basin is recognised as being amongst the most unique and significant ecosystems in the world, the region is severely degraded.
In the last half century, China's population has more than doubled and become heavily concentrated along the major river valleys. Slope erosion, sedimentation and industrial pollution are some of the factors that have degraded water quality and the wetland landscape. The wetlands have been divided into smaller parcels of land, causing disturbance to natural processes and drastic reduction in their capacity for absorbing high water levels. Large-scale deforestation upriver has destroyed the "sponge" function of the soil, exacerbated erosion and increased flooding.
The Yangtze is the river basin most threatened by dam building with 105 dams planned or under construction on the main stream and key tributaries.
Basin population
420 million people
1.8 million km2
6,300 km
Key species
Siberian Crane, Yangtze alligator, Yangtze River Dolphin, Yangtze finless porpoise
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Happy New Year to Everyone! As I begin another new year of genealogy and blogging, I reflect on the past year. Although I did not blog as often in 2010 (76 postings) as I did in 2009 (104 postings) and 2009 (168 postings), the year was still a blogging and genealogy success. Below are my top six favorite blog posting topics for 2010.
- TV Appearances. My most exciting experience in 2010 was appearing as a guest in August on a local television show called Another View. Four blog postings which ranged from announcing my TV appearance, to posting a photo taken on the set, to the YouTube video of the broadcast.
- 2010 Atlanta Family History Expos. My most exciting genealogy conference experience was attending the 2010 Atlanta Family History Expos in November where I not only conducted a workshop, but also met numerous bloggers and genealogist whom I've met online during the past three years. It was a thrill to see each of them face-to-face. Twenty-three postings were written on the conference which were written before, during, and after the conference.
- Location Based Genealogy. In the summer of 2010, I discovered Mr. Bernie Gracy on Youttube and learned of his message on "location based genealogy." It was also a thrill to meet Mr. Gracy at the Atlanta Expos in November as well as to attend three of his workshops. Four postings were devoted to "location based genealogy" in 2010 and it will definitely be a topic that I will be writing more about in the future.
- My Who Do You Think You Are Episode Series. After viewing episodes of the television series, Who Do You Think You Are?, I decided to write my own "episode" where I analyzed research findings on my Uncle Andrew Bullock (1895-1972). I did not think that I knew much about Uncle Andrew, but after 12 blog postings in this series, I made tremendous discoveries.
- Happy 101st Birthday Aunt Della. Blog postings on my Aunt Della, who turned 101 this year are always a delight. I was excited to announce on my blog on December 26 that she turned 101 years old.
- Discrepancies in Memories and Oral History. My last favorite blog posting of the year is a video of three elderly pioneers of gospel music who are discussing the origins of the first gospel music convention. I still laugh at two ladies in this video everytime I watch it whose recollections of the origins of this convention differ. This video is a comical depiction of the countless discrepancies in oral history memories that genealogists often encounter.


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'Piracy' That Creates Amazing New Music
from the here-we-go-again dept
We've highlighted some of the examples in the past, but here are two examples from that first album, of taking a random video that most wouldn't consider to be anything all that special and turning into a part of an amazing project. We'll start with taking a simple kid playing a scale on a trumpet which becomes integral to an entire (great) funk song. Here's the trumpet bit:
Unfortunately, however, there's already been some (now resolved) controversy with this new work. One of the cello players, Deryn Cullen, featured in this work apparently complained to Kutiman. It's this video in which she plays Bach's Prelude from Cello Suite no 2 in d minor. She apparently was initially upset and felt that Kutiman should have first asked permission to use her performance. After they talked it over, and she understood the nature of the project (and, perhaps, because she saw how much positive attention it was getting), she agreed that she was happy to be a part of it. It's good that they were able to have a discussion on this and come to a mutual appreciation -- but it's yet another unfortunate situation that one comes to when we live in a world of "permission culture," where some people feel that you should always get permission first. And to sort of prove how silly this is, one need only ask whether or not Cullen received permission from the estate of Johann Sebastian Bach before performing his piece.
I'm happy it worked out in the end, but imagine if every time someone wanted to create new music they had to get permission from everyone up and down the chain whose work played a part? What's happening here, with Kutiman, is so blatantly obviously brilliantly creative, new and original -- and yet, under our broken copyright laws it might be deemed "infringing" by some, "derivative" by others, and illegal by many. Isn't that a problem? Isn't the idea behind copyright law to encourage new and beautiful works like these? Adding the friction and tollbooth of "permission culture" to the process would make this kind of artwork impossible, and that would be a loss to everyone.


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I know its been brought up before..because ive read it. but just not sure where.
How long of walks should a 13 week old pup be going on? she has only just started to walk this last week after getting her second shots.
she isnt a huge fan of walking..dont blame her with the cold weather (well its average of 6-4* at night..she has a coat..but do you think her paws get cold on the pavement?)
Each night we go for a bit longer..the first few nights.it was only a couple blocks (2-3) then wed turn around.
tonight it was our longest walk, 3.5 km..45 minutes.
she was SUPER excited when we turned around because she knew we were going back home..lol
and shes all happy now that we're back.
Shes still not doing her buisness on the walks..but im not too worried about that


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The Central Connecticut swimming and diving team moved into second place after day two of the 2014 NEC Championships on Thursday in Cambridge, MA behind a one-two finish in the 1-meter dive event, from sophomores Jessica Goldman and Kaitlyn Beaver, and a record-breaking, silver-medal performance in the 50 free from freshman Christine Rasile.
Goldman claimed the gold in the 1-meter for the second-consecutive season Thursday. She defended her title posting a score of 211.55. She was followed closely by Beaver who tallied 208.00 for the silver.
Junior Kaitlyn Dwyer finished sixth from 1-meter, also adding to CCSU's point total with her score of 188.15.
In the 50 freestyle, Rasile touched the wall in 23.74, breaking the CCSU freshman record of 23.79 set in 1998. Senior Erin Massey followed, finishing in 24.56 for 11th.
Rasile and Massey also joined the CCSU 200 freestyle relay squad. The pair, along with senior Kellen Power and freshman Sabree Thomas, placed fifth in the event registering a time of 1:36.13.
In the 200 IM, Thomas led the Blue Devils with her seventh-place finish. The freshman, who finished fourth in the prelims, posted a career-best time of 2:06.43 in the race. Thomas was joined by three other teammates in the finals, all surpassing their previous season-best times in either Thursday's preliminary or final race.
Gulia clocked a 2:07.83 for eighth, followed by freshmen Stephanie Czulewicz (10th, 2:08.42) and Lisa Ward (13th, 2:09.58).
Central sent four qualifiers to the 500 freestyle finals Thursday evening. Power paced CCSU, finishing 10th with her time of 5:01.95, followed by classmate Kathryn Kiely (12th, 5:03.76), junior Karen Novak (13th, 5:04.86) and sophomore Selene Chilton (16th, 5:11.86).
As in the 200 IM, each of the four Blue Devil qualifiers in the 500 free surpassed her season-best mark in either the preliminary or final round.
After two days and seven events, Wagner still holds the lead with 297 team points, followed by CCSU with 214. Bryant sits in third with 207 while Saint Francis U (205) and Mount St. Mary's (131) round out the top five.
Central continues NEC action tomorrow, Friday, February 21. Fans can follow all of the action LIVE by watching the free video web stream on NECFrontRow.com.
Fans can also follow the live action on Twitter @NECSwimDive and via LIVE RESULTS.
For more information, visit the NEC Championship headquarters at NortheastConference.org.


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The Alamance Swim Association has added another team member and one of the association�s teams has a new name.
Those will be among the notable aspects of Saturday�s youth championship meet at Maynard Aquatic Center at Burlington City Park.
The Asheboro Wahoos are a new club in the association, stretching the group�s boundaries.
The host team for the championships is operating under a new name. The team is called the City of Burlington Aquatics Dragons � a summer-only squad with more than 50 participants.
This addition of the Asheboro club has organizers expecting a larger-than-normal crowd, according to former Alamance Swim Association parent representative Melissa Drozdowski of the Dragons.
Drozdowski said improvements at the aquatics center have added to the experience for the youth entrants. The pool has been resurfaced.
�It looks terrific,� Drozdowski said. �I know our team really loves it. They redid all the lane markers (on the bottom of the pool), which makes it so much easier for the kids.�
There also are refurbished seating areas at the facility.
This weekend marks the conclusion of the season, which begins in June. Drozdowski said the championship meet involves a significant undertaking from volunteers with assists from sponsoring groups. Saturday�s meet begins at 9 a.m.
Other teams competing are the Alamance Country Club Piranhas, Dogwood Swim Club Dolphins (out of Mebane), Gibsonville Swim and Racquet Club Gators and Olde Forest Racquet Club Orcas.
The diving portion of the championship takes place Sunday afternoon at Gibsonville Swim and Racquet Club.


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Drake leads at BET Awards with 12 nominations
The BET Awards should be called the Drake Awards.
The rapper-singer is up for 12 honors, including five nominations for video of the year, which has 10 nominees.
His own hits — "Started from the Bottom" and "HYFR" — are up for the top prize, as well as his guest appearances on 2 Chainz's "No Lie," A$AP Rocky's "(Expletive) Problems" and Kendrick Lamar's "Poetic Justice." Other video of the year nominees are Justin Timberlake's "Suit & Tie," Rihanna's "Diamonds," ''Adorn" by Miguel, Kanye West's "Mercy" and "Thrift Shop" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis.
While 26-year-old Drake is mostly battling himself for the night's top award — to air live Sunday from the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live — some of his friends (and enemies) will blaze the stage, including Nicki Minaj and Chris Brown, who is nominated for best male R&B artist. Minaj, who has won best female hip-hop artist for three consecutive years, is up for the honor again with little competition.
But the animated rapper isn't the only diva taking the stage: Mariah Carey is also set to sing her latest single, "#Beautiful," with Miguel.
Justin Timberlake, who has four nominations including best male R&B artist and best collaboration for "Suit & Tie" with Jay-Z, will also perform. Other performers include Stevie Wonder, R. Kelly, India.Arie, Ciara and Robin Thicke, who's "Blurred Lines" is spending its third week on top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
2 Chainz and Lamar, who had a breakthrough this year with his critically acclaimed major label debut, "good kid, m.A.A.d city," follow Drake with eight nominations each.
Timberlake, Drake, Lamar, Rocky, Miguel and Rihanna will compete for the fan-voted viewer's choice award. Charlie Wilson will earn the lifetime achievement award and Dwyane Wade, who recently won the NBA Finals with the Miami Heat, will receive the humanitarian award.
Chris Tucker will host the awards show, and presenters include Jamie Foxx, Angela Bassett, Paula Patton and Gabrielle Union.
Sunday's BET Awards is the last part of the network's three-day, weekend event dubbed "BET Experience at L.A. Live." It kicked off Friday with a Beyonce concert, and other performers throughout the weekend included Miguel, The Jacksons and R. Kelly.
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NORTH OGDEN — Developers behind plans to expand the Nordic Valley ski resort may be in for a scrap with some North Ogden residents leery of proposals to build a 4.3-mile, mountain-crossing gondola between the complex and the city.
About 20 people spoke out on the plans at a North Ogden City Council meeting Tuesday, most expressing opposition and concern about the potential impact on the city. The plans are the focus of another public meeting Nordic Valley is hosting on Thursday from 5-7 p.m. at The Barn at Nordic Valley, 3567 Nordic Valley Way in Eden.
North Ogden "is not a world-renowned resort. It is a bedroom community," said Chris Heiner, referencing the grand scale of the Nordic Valley plans, which call for expanding the resort from 140 acres to 2,800 acres with 12 new lifts, in addition to the gondola. "Let things stay the way they are."
RELATED: Nordic Valley's new manager discusses big plans for small resort
Mary Settlemire worries about the future of an equestrian park across the street from her home in eastern North Ogden, the proposed western endpoint for the gondola connecting with the ski resort to the east, over the mountain. Amid speculation about additional development in North Ogden in conjunction with the Nordic Valley expansion — resorts or a convention center, perhaps — she also expressed concern about the loss of open space, echoing many others Tuesday.
"I don't know what this is going to do where I live, but I don't want it there," she said. "I agree we need to keep green space in the community... I want to see some open land once in a while so I can breathe."
Many others voiced similar reservations — with no one expressing unabashed support — and the response seemed to take James Coleman, chief executive officer of Mountain Capital Partners, owner of Nordic Valley, by surprise. He attended Tuesday's meeting to address City Council members on his plans and said up until then the majority of feedback had been positive.
He lamented any "heartache" caused by sudden news of plans, which came to public light late last month after Nordic Valley posted a website outlining the broad parameters of the proposal. "It's very obvious a lot of people feel this got sprung on them," he said.
RELATED: Nordic Valley's lofty expansion plans go online, but many questions remain
Publication of the website aimed to start the public conversation on the plans, he said, noting another meeting slated for Aug. 14 in North Ogden to let the public sound off. The next step after that would be approaching the U.S. Forest Service, manager of much of the land at the center of the Nordic Valley plans, for permission to move forward, and, if that yields results, getting the necessary permission from North Ogden officials.
"The plan is for this to be a very open process," Coleman said.
Whatever the case, he faced pointed questioning from City Council members. Councilman Phillip Swanson asked Coleman what he thought the benefit of the plans would be to North Ogden.
Additional tax base, Coleman answered, and an enhanced quality of life, which could induce future generations to remain in the city. "These generations, they want a lot of activities. They want to be able to do different things," he said.
Weber County Commissioner James Ebert said last month that county officials had been previously approached about the notion of letting North Ogden annex the unincorporated area around Nordic Valley as part of the development plans. Swanson queried Coleman on that possibility.
RELATED: Local leaders to scrutinize Nordic Valley gondola plans if they proceed
The potential benefit of annexing, Coleman understands, would be the denser residential development that would be possible under North Ogden zoning rules relative to Weber County guidelines, he said.
Improved skiing, however, is the main thrust of the plans, not adding housing around Nordic Valley. "I'm not primarily focused on that. That's the next step," he said.
At any rate, Swanson voiced reservations at the possibility of annexing so far from North Ogden's current city boundaries. He'd be "furious," he said, if another city attempted to annex land adjacent to North Ogden.
"I think it's a huge question for me that has to be addressed. I just want it out there, that's a concern for me," Swanson said.
Swanson also asked Coleman if hotels or other commercial developments in North Ogden were part of the vision, a point of concern for many Tuesday, worried about overdevelopment.
"I'm certainly open to it," Coleman said. But it's not a priority, he continued, and it would be up to city leaders to allow for such development.
Apart from the impact to North Ogden, some residents Tuesday voiced concern about the impact of the plans to Coldwater Canyon, east of North Ogden. The Nordic Valley expansion plans show two proposed ski lifts connecting the canyon to ridges higher up.
"I would like to see it stay as pristine, beautiful canyon," Rod Barker said.
The prospect of more development and people, if additional resorts or housing accompanied the plans, gave Greg Merrill pause.
Development may be inevitable as the region grows, he said, "but it doesn't mean we have to just jam people in with a shoehorn."
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Hi, it's Berni here, and I have the pleasure of being your host for this challenge.
This challenge is to create a card depicting water, whether it is Spring showers, or rain, or water.
This challenge will run for 2 weeks from Wednesday 30 April to Tuesday 13 May 2014.
Here is my card I made using 2 DS4J digis "Underwater scene" + "Got ya"
Don't forget you MUST use a digital stamp or rubber stamp!
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While there's no consensus on the quarterbacks in this year's draft, the name that's been talked about longest — thus picked apart most — has been Southern Cal's Matt Barkley.
At one time, visiting a pair of teams with top 10 picks would have seemed right, if he didn't now appear destined to slide past that range.
Barkley just announced his itinerary on his verified Twitter account, mentioning he was making a trip to Cleveland and Buffalo for team visits. The Browns are picking sixth overall, and the Bills eighth. Of course, the Bills are also picking 41st. The Browns lack a second-rounder from last year's Supplemental Draft choice of wide receiver Josh Gordon.
The Cardinals, owner of the No. 7 pick, have worked Barkley out, but their coach admitted he's not in consideration for their first pick, leaving the door open for their second (38th overall), perhaps.
Of course, the same concerns that seem to strike him off the Cardinals' wish list (arm strength in a vertical passing offense) would seemingly apply under Rob Chudzinski and Norv Turner in Cleveland as well. That wouldn't necessarily apply in Buffalo, and the Bills are bound and determined to draft a quarterback and ordain him the future.


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You think randomized controlled trials are great? Actually, they are even better than that-Guest post by Clement de Chaisemartin
My job market paper brings some good news to the impact evaluation community. First, it shows that causal inference in randomized controlled trials (RCTs) relies on weaker assumptions than was previously thought. Second, it shows that RCTs capture local treatment effects that are less local than we previously believed.


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The Final Stanzas of Marie Howe's "Magdelene—The Seven Devils"
I adore these closing stanzas from this poem by Marie Howe:
For months I dreamt of knucklebones and roots,
the slabs of sidewalk pushed up like crooked teeth by what grew underneath.
The underneath —that was the first devil.
It was always with me.
And that I didn't think you — if I told you — would understand any of this —
She is one of those all-too-rare poets who can read her work with a fluidity and a clarity that doesn't sound forced. You really ought to listen to her read the other poems we recorded and produced for this week's show, "The Poetry of Ordinary Time." It was such an honor to edit and produce. Please share them with your loved ones!


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Hiland is a multistoried complex built on a land situated at the junction of Bagha Jatin railway Station and EM Bye pass and in front of PEERLESS HOSPITAL, on the same bus stop. It is a complex of nine high rise building ranging from 28 to 17 floors.There are 900+ flats of high income group and residential. It was jt. project of west-bengal Govt. and a promoter group. Construction was started since 2001 and completed by 2005.All the falts are sold and some are being re-sold.


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--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Germans prohibit Archangels monks from return - German Roman Catholicpriest in Prizren gives Roman Catholic Communion to Orthodox Serbrefugees from Prizren while Orthodox priests are refused entry - Church shocked by this example of proselytismin the moment of tragedy and pain--------------------------------------------------------------------------------=======WWII all over again?Orthodoc
What on earth did that Catholic priest think he was doing? Will he be disciplined for his actions or will the Catholic church reward him.You know, I had posted this news item on a Catholic forum a few days ago and though I was pleased to see that no one tried to defend the priest, the silence was otherwise deafening .John.
Regarding Blessed Aloysius there are two sides to every story. I post the artcile above as to what we Catholics believe. I do remember his beatification and Jews and Serbs were present. If the allegations against him were true the vatican would not have beatified him. The halted beatification of Pope Pius XII because of Jewish complaints, and this because they claimed he didn't do enough not becasue he directly participated in the Holocaust. The crimes commited by the Usatshi are horrible and it is a sad that Croats and so called Catholics participated. However, I always see the Croats being reminded of their crimes but the Serbs are never called on the carpet for their own concentration camp in Belgrade for Croats, Bosnians, and others.Fr. Deacon Lance
Indeed, yes, the real story from:anti-Catholic fundamentalists:http://www.reformation.org/page2.html#The%20WondersA non-canonical church:http://www.orthodoxpress.org/parish/parish.htmAnd a nationalist Serbian org which while trying to appear impartial is only concerned with the wrongdoings of Croatian Catholics:http://www.pavelicpapers.com/
Ah yes, the CIA. The folks who gave us WMDs. Try again.
From the folks who gave us: http://www.reformation.org/pope-constantine.html
I could cite sources till the cows come home and you wouldn't accept it. Please note also I was defending Blessed Alojzije no one else. I will readily concede Catholics including clergy were guilty of crimes with the Ustase.
That site is just ridiculous. They say that LBJ was sworn in on a Roman Missal and that Christopher Columbus was a Franciscan Friar. Che male!
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Lenalidomide and Radiation for Children with Brain Cancers
Name of the Trial
Phase I Study of Lenalidomide and Radiotherapy in Pediatric Patients with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Gliomas or High-Grade Gliomas (NCI-10-C-0219). See the protocol summary.
Principal Investigators
Dr. Katherine Warren and Dr. Sean Hipp (Lead Associate Investigator), NCI Center for Cancer Research
Why This Trial Is Important
Children with aggressive malignant brain tumors, such as high-grade gliomas or diffuse intrinsic pontine gliomas (DIPGs), have very few treatment options. These cancers tend to grow quickly and are usually resistant to treatment. Consequently, most children with these tumors die within a year or two of diagnosis.
Children with high-grade gliomas can undergo surgery, but often their tumors cannot be completely removed (resected). In contrast, DIPGs, which are the most common type of brain stem tumor in children and usually occur between the ages of 5 and 10 years, are inoperable because they involve portions of the brain stem that affect many necessary body functions, such as heart rate and breathing. Treatment for DIPG and high-grade gliomas usually involves radiation therapy to the affected portions of the brain.
Very little is known about the biology of DIPG, in part because the disease is typically diagnosed on the basis of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans without a biopsy to collect tumor tissue. Consequently, there has been little tumor tissue available for study. Recently, however, researchers have begun studying some DIPG tissue obtained at autopsy.
"The problem with studying autopsy tissue is that, while it gives us some biological information, it's after the fact," said Dr. Warren. "Most of the children have received some sort of treatment already, and that alters the biology of the tumor in some way, so the autopsy tissue may not represent the tumor at diagnosis."
Many children with DIPG enroll in clinical trials of experimental therapies so they can receive treatment after radiation therapy or concurrently with it. However, to date, no chemotherapy agent has demonstrated an effect against DIPG, and there have been no advances in the treatment of this disease since the introduction of radiation therapy more than 30 years ago. Despite these disappointing results, doctors hope that newer molecularly targeted drugs may improve the outcome for these children
Lenalidomide (Revlimid) is an immunomodulatory drug that stimulates immune cells, inhibits angiogenesis, and triggers cell cycle arrest and apoptosis. Additionally, it is related to the drug thalidomide, which is known to sensitize cancer cells to radiation therapy. In a previous phase I study of lenalidomide alone in pediatric brain tumor patients, researchers were able to administer much greater doses of the drug than can be tolerated by adult patients but did not determine the maximum tolerated dose. Because DIPG and high-grade gliomas are treated with radiation therapy and lenalidomide may enhance the effectiveness of radiation treatment, there is a good rationale for combining these therapies in patients with these cancers.
In this trial, patients up to age 18 who are newly diagnosed with DIPG or who have other high-grade gliomas that could not be completely resected will undergo radiation therapy 5 days a week for 6 weeks and receive oral lenalidomide at increasing doses daily for 6 weeks. Thereafter, the patients will receive oral lenalidomide daily for the first 21 days of each 28-day treatment cycle, for up to 28 treatment cycles in the absence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity. Doctors want to determine the maximum tolerated dose and safety of lenalidomide combined with radiation therapy in these patients.
"We're hoping that lenalidomide will improve the effectiveness of the radiation and that the drug's immunomodulatory characteristic will have a greater effect in newly diagnosed patients, whose immune systems haven't yet undergone the assault of multiple anticancer treatments," Dr. Warren explained.
For More Information
See the lists of entry criteria and trial contact information or call the NCI Clinical Trials Referral Office at 1-888-NCI-1937. The call is toll free and confidential.


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DUBUQUE, Iowa - For the second-straight year, the high powered offenses of Coe College and Dubuque put on a show. This time around, it was Coe knocking off the defending league champions 41-38 in double overtime.
Both teams were forced to punt on their opening possessions, but it was all offense from there. Coe's second drive started inside Spartans territory, as the Kohawks went 49-yards on nine plays, capped by a 14-yard touchdown pass from seniorJared McNutt (Warren, Ill./Warren) to senior Jared Kuehner (Center Point, Iowa/Center Point-Urbana). Coe faced just one third down on the drive, converting a third-and-10 on an 11-yard pass from McNutt to senior Brendan Leiran (Waukon, Iowa/Waukon).
On the third play of the second quarter, Dubuque's Wyatt Hanus found Sean Anderson for a 29-yard touchdown with 13:46 to play in the first half. The score capped a nine-play, 78-yard drive for the Spartans. After a pair of punts, the Spartans took their first lead of the game on a five-yard pass from Hanus to Anderson, finishing a seven-play, 71-yard drive. The Spartans 14-7 lead was the first time the Kohawks have trailed this season.
The Kohawks wasted no time tying the game again, as McNutt found junior Keaton Juergens (Elkader, Iowa/Central Elkader) for a 75-yard touchdown pass on the first play of Coe's possession. The pass was the longest of both McNutt and Juergens careers.
Both teams exchanged punts to start the third quarter before the Spartans scored on the first play of their second possession. Hanus found Tyler Rutenbeck for a 47-yard strike with 10:18 to play in the quarter, as the Spartans took a 21-14 lead.
Coe put together its longest drive of the game following the Spartan score. Coe faced two third downs on an 11-play, 75-yard drive in 4:50. On the second third down, Leiran plowed in from two-yards out. The point-after attempt was missed, as the Spartans held a 21-20 lead with 5:35 to play in the third quarter.
On the first play of the fourth quarter, Hanus snuck in from a yard out, as Dubuque took a 28-20 lead with 14:57 to play. Coe would drive to the Dubuque 25-yard line after back-to-back runs by junior Gage Mohs (Fredericksburg, Iowa/Sumner-Fredericksburg) totaling 36 yards. McNutt was intercepted at the 11-yard line. Dubuque wasn't able to capitalize, as Coe forced a punt and took over at the Spartan 47-yard line.
Mohs carried the ball three-straight times, as the Kohawks moved to the Spartan 19-yard line. After an incomplete pass, McNutt threw his second interception inside the red zone, as Vincent Whipple intercepted the pass in the end zone.
Once again, Dubuque couldn't capitalize, as Coe took over at its own 38-yard line following a punt. Coe wasn't able to move the ball more than nine-yards, but a 48-yard punt by senior Chase Cooling (Cedar Rapids, Iowa/Xavier) pinned the Spartans at their own five-yard line. Coe used all three timeouts on the ensuing Spartan drive, forcing a Dubuque punt with 1:59 to play.
Coe took over at its own 42-yard line. On the first play of the drive, McNutt found Juergens for a 22-yard gain. On second-and-six, Mohs ran for nine-yards to the Spartan 23-yard line. With the ball at the Spartan 17-yard line, Mohs ran three-straight times for gains of nine and three before scoring from five-yards out. The touchdown cut the Spartan lead to 28-26, forcing Coe to go for the two-point conversion with :48 to play. McNutt found Cooling in the back of the end zone for the score, the first points of Coolings career.
Dubuque took over at its own 25-yard line with all three timeouts. The Spartans would get to their own 42-yard line before being forced to punt, sending the game to overtime.
The Spartans won the toss, electing to go on defense to start overtime. Mohs carried the ball on the first two plays before catching a 14-yard screen pass from McNutt on third-and-four. After a three-yard gain from Mohs, Leiran carried the ball on back-to-back plays, scoring on the second from a yard out. Junior Wes Anderson's point-after attempt was good, as Coe took a 35-28 lead. It took Dubuque just two plays to score on its possession, as Hanus found Miles Hookstead for a 25-yard touchdown on second-and-10.
Coe's defense forced a three-and-out on the Spartans' second overtime possession, as H. Sandoval drilled a 42-yard field goal. The Kohawks needed a field goal for a third overtime or a touchdown for the win on their overtime possession. Leiran rushed three-straight times for 12-yards before McNutt found Kuehner in the back of the end zone for the game winning touchdown.
The Kohawks held a 180-148 advantage on the ground, while throwing for 260. Coe totaled 440 yards of total offense on 75 plays, while Dubuque had 373 on 68 plays. Coe was 7-of-14 on third downs, while the Spartans were 6-of-16.
Mohs finished with 18 carries for 138 yards, while Leiran had 24 carries for 54 yards. Leiran became the fourth Kohawk in school history to carry the ball over 500 times in his career. McNutt was 17-of-27 passing for 260 yards. He tied a career-high with three touchdown passes. Kuehner finished with five receptions for 64 yards and two scores, while Juergens caught four passes for a career-high 113 yards. Senior Kris Hopkins (Keokuk, Iowa/Keokuk) caught a career-high four passes for 25 yards. Kuehner moved into a tie for second on the career receiving touchdowns list with 21.
Cooling totaled six punts for 197 yards. He moved into first on Coe's career punts list with 129 and total punting yards with 4,605. He surpassed Head Coach Steve Staker's son, Shane, who set the record during his career from 1993-96.
Senior Frank Weymiller (New Albin, Iowa/Waukon) led the Kohawk defense with 10 tackles, including nine solos. JuniorAntoine Allen-Jackson (Aurora, Ill./Oswego East) tallied a career-high eight tackles, while junior Mitch Montgomery(Lisbon, Iowa/Lisbon), senior Zach West (Tiffin, Iowa/Clear Creek-Amana) and sophomore Gaetano Tarantino (Valejo, Calif./St. Patrick-St. Vincent) each recorded seven tackles. It tied a career-high for Montgomery, while it was a new career-high for Tarantino. West also added two tackles for loss.
The Kohawks return to action next Saturday, as the face Simpson. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. in Indianola. Coe and Simpson are both 3-0 in the Iowa Conference, the only two remaining undefeated teams in league play.


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Do those Tix4Tonight Kiosks usually have tickets for the top Cirque du Soleil shows available on Saturday nights?
When I say "top shows" I mean KA, Le Reve and "O" mainly. Not interested in much else.
I imagine Saturday is the most popular day for shows and I know that this business operates on selling unsold tickets the day of the event. Wondering if anyone knows what my chances are? I'll be there Sat and Sun night in a couple weeks.
A "general answer" would be No.
Hitting a 6-teamer might be easier than a Saturday night 2 for 1 ticket to a sold-out show.
I know Gourmet lives in Vegas and knows most but those Kiosks will not have "O". They may and usually have KA and some others like Mystere. They are cheaper but sometimes after waiting in line and ticketing charges, I am unsure if it is really a "deal".
Try travelzoo, I have done well there the last year and scored some nice "LOVE" tickets very reasonable.
LeReve are commonly on Travelzoo for a 30 discount or so and there are dine and show packages availible on the Wynn site many days.
BTW- I did like LeReve, Love and O
Pass on the Elvis show it is garbage.
I have not seen KA but have heard good things. I saw Mystere 15 years ago? it was solid.
Phantom kind of sucked, loud and just not as good as the broadway production
here is a link, Le Reve is a little more now. If you promise not to laugh I will tell you Manilow was not bad, no garbage, really.
Just booked Section 102 (Middle Front) for $110/ea thru some 50% discount site. I forgot which one it was exactly but it connected directly to MGM's site so the purchase went thru MGM's web site.
These appear to be some of the nest seats in the arena- dead middle and Row F, so 6 rows up from the stage.. Pretty stoked!
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How does a team "look" boring? and I really wish the racers threads wouldn't turn into a prediction game
They remind me of Matt and Ann.. Hope they go far!! Wohoo..
I kind of like them for now, they seem pretty nice. And I'm actually getting a Ken and Tina vibe from them, not in the placing sense, but personality-wise. Just my opinion.
Quote from: puddin on September 10, 2009, 10:11:13 PMHow does a team "look" boring? and I really wish the racers threads wouldn't turn into a prediction game Sorry puddin, i normally like to give a first hand prediction of the team pre-season in their profiles and i've always been doing it this way all along. It's just a little fun prediction based on what i read and see from a particular team and a thought/vibe i get coming from this team. And this team "look" boring because of their pictures.. they look like they are stoned or forced to take photos. For me, photographs taken can say alot about a person personality/character and this is what i get from them.Of course, i can be wrong too. And that is when i come back to this thread to take back my words/feelings on this team and see the changes that i've made/felt for this team pre and after season.
And somewhere some CBS exec is chortling, thinking this brought ratings.
Quote from: georgiapeach on September 29, 2009, 02:01:35 AMAnd somewhere some CBS exec is chortling, thinking this brought ratings. I'm reading comments where people are going to tune out, heh, I wonder what genius thought this twist up? By the way I think Eric and Lisa were really cool about this but still, it has to hurt. They took one for the team and are heroes in their own right
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz.—A tribal rights organization says Hopi tribal officials have been presented with one of dozens of Native American sacred masks sold during an April auction in France that drew protests.
Survival International spokeswoman Kayla Wieche (WEE'-kee) says attorney Pierre Servan-Schreiber and representatives of Survival International presented the mask to tribal officials and religious leaders in Flagstaff, Ariz., on Friday.
Servan-Schreiber participated in unsuccessful legal efforts in France to block the April 12 auction of 70 sacred objects, and he purchased one of the masks to give back to the Hopis.
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