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Requisition ID 2022-272895 Employment Type PRN Department Cardiology Hours/Pay Period 0 Shift Day Weekly Schedule days Remote No Category Radiology
MercyOne Central Iowa operates four not-for-profit Catholic medical centers in Des Moines West Des Moines Newton and Centerville and two specialty hospitals – MercyOne Children's Hospital in Des Moines and MercyOne Rehabilitation Hospital in Clive (965 beds total) – along with more than 20 additional facilities that house more than 50 primary care pediatric internal medicine and specialty clinics. Founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1893 MercyOne Central Iowa has the longest continually operating hospital in Des Moines and is also one of the largest employers in the state with more than 7000 employees and a medical staff of more than 1000 physicians and allied health associates. MercyOne Central Iowa is a member of MercyOne which was founded in 1998 through a collaboration between CommonSpirit Health and Trinity Health – two of the country's foremost not-for-profit Catholic health organizations. MercyOne has more than 20000 colleagues in Iowa and surrounding states.
Maintains proficiency with all cardiac ultrasound equipment and procedures performed at the IHC.
Performs echocardiograms on Iowa Heart Center patients according to established protocol.
Administers IV contrast agents.
Instructs and educates patient regarding the ordered test and prepares the patient for the procedure.
Maintains and completes all necessary paperwork and charting for the business office and medical records.
Maintains equipment in designated testing areas.
Assists in occasional dispensing of medications.
Attends required meetings and participates on committees as requested.
Operate required vehicle(s) in a safe manner to perform required duties of the position.
Successful completion of an accredited two year Ultrasonography or Radiologic Technologist program or must meet the educational requirements of the ARDMS for ultrasound training. (ie: 2-year allied health degree or bachelor's degree)
Registered or registry eligible by the ARDMS Maintains active registry status in ARRT and/ or ARDMS
Proof of completion of Mandatory Reporter abuse training specific to population served within three (3) months of hire.
Basic Life Support (BLS) for the Healthcare Provider certified or obtained by the end of the orientation period (approximately six (6) weeks).
Valid Iowa Driver's/Chauffeurs License required, must meet Mercy's Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, must be at least 18 years of age and be eligible to drive per Iowa state law.
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Facing the Bulls is perfect medicine!
THERE'S a widely held belief that the best way of erasing the memory of a disappointing performance is to get back out onto the field as quickly as possible and try and put things right.
Chris Roberts
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It's a view shared by everyone at the Giants.
To say we, the players, were all gutted by the way things went against Leeds on Sunday is an understatement.
After the way things had gone in pre-season we were confident of putting on a real show against the Rhinos.
Unfortunately, it wasn't to be.
When we look back at what happened that day, there were 101 factors that contributed to our downfall.
Obviously, the way Leeds played was something that should not be overlooked.
Take it from me, they were very, very good.
But there's nothing we could do about that.
On that form, they'll definitely be the team to beat in 2008 and will stand a great chance of holding on to their Super League crown.
But their cause was clearly helped by the way we failed to perform, and there's clearly something we can do about that.
There were certainly times during the game when I felt we were trying too hard.
This was a massive occasion for the Giants.
We were playing in front of our biggest home Super League crowd, and we were desperate to put on a show.
As a result, there were times we were guilty of overplaying and trying to force the pass. Chances were created but all too often we blew them.
It meant Leeds were handed far more possession than we would have wished, and the outcome was inevitable.
But as well as playing in front of a big crowd, we wanted to do well because it as our first home game of the season and it was our first game since completing our most successful Super League season ever.
On top of that, we had players making their debuts, with several in key positions, and that was always going to mean it was going to take a bit of time for us to settle down.
Not surprisingly, it took us the entire first half to get into our stride. After that, we began to settle into it far more effectively.
To be honest, it was just like the way Leeds had played in their home win over Hull KR the week before.
So, obviously, the hope now is that we see a far smoother Huddersfield Giants display at Bradford Bulls tomorrow.
As I've already said, after you've suffered a disappointing defeat you just want to get back onto the competitive field ASAP.
For us that means this game tomorrow.
And, as far as I'm concerned, a game on Sky TV on a Saturday night is the perfect medicine.
We're fully aware that this is hardly the easiest game in the world to try and open our 2008 account, especially when we'll have our old mates, Chris Nero and Jimmy Evans, busting a gut to get the better of us.
But we feel ready for the challenge, and we just can't wait for teatime tomorrow!
Bulls: Morrison, Burgess, Sykes, Newton, Hape, Deacon, Evans, Halley, Nero, Cook, Vagana, James, Tupou, Platt, Harris, Godwin, Jeffries, Finnigan, Lynch, Langley.
Giants: Thorman, Elford, Whatuira, Brown, Robinson, Crabtree, Gatis, Skandalis, Lolesi, Raleigh, Wild, Jones, Jackson, Mason, Snitch, Griffin, Hudson, Cudjoe, Lawrence, Jensen.
Referee: Ben Thaler.
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Festival Season Pt.2 Music Festivals in Spain – BBK and Benicassim
Posted on December 22, 2016 January 10, 2017 by Verses Travel
It's a bit lazy of me to roll both these in together, but for every difference, there's a similarity. While BBK is in the town of Bilbao in the north of Spain, and Benicassim (or FIB as it's known officially and by locals) is in Benicassim on the south coast both run with a similar attitude of easy going enjoyment of music, a relaxed atmosphere and late nights.
I'm not talking late nights like British or Australian festivals where the headliner will wrap up around midnight or 1am, after which the noise curfew kicks in and it all goes quiet, I'm talking headliners starting after 2am, and the music going through until 6. It actually makes for an interestingly diverse event, with more of the bands playing before midnight and the DJs on afterwards, so while the headliners are the peak, it doesn't drop off instantly leaving several thousand pumped up (and drunk) festival goers with nowhere to go. Instead those that have reached their limit can head to bed, while those who are just getting started have plenty of time to blow off their steam.
BBK, up in the hills above Bilbao focuses more on the indie rock for it's main headliners, and this year hosted some great acts including, Foals, The Pixies, Editors, Aussie favourites Tame Impala, New Order and plenty more. Quite a small arena with two main stages which alternated acts meant it was easy to catch all the big names, while a third 'band' stage had a few more obscure acts and the forest hosted trance DJs late into the wee hours. The setting is very cool, the top of the hill, overlooking the city, with rocky outcrops and patches of woodlandOver the course of three days I saw a good few bands, highlights certainly were Foals, and the newly popular punk band Slaves, impressive performances from The Pixies, Hot Chip and Arcade Fire as well.
Bilbao town has one major attraction, the Guggenheim museum. A spectacle from inside and out, it is a masterpiece of modern architecture, covered in shiny titanium tiles it gleams in the sun. The collection of artwork inside is very impressive as well, having been made available to view for the public by Peggy Guggenheim, the heiress that had received the vast collection, so much artwork there are several Guggenheim museums around the world. That's not all there is though, a fascinating old building has been converted to contain three, free standing modern buildings on pillars, but that's not all, there's a swimming pool on the roof, with a glass bottom. So while you're wandering through the main hall you may notice some odd shaded shadows drifting by. The old city offers some lovely walks, and probably the best food in the city, with pintxos on offer in every other building. There's a great park there as well, on the side of the hill, a good climb, although I wouldn't recommend it at the peak of the midday heat. The city has just enough to keep you interested during the day, if you're not too busy sleeping off the previous nights fun.
Benicassim, a lot warmer, and in tents rather than the comfort of a hostel, meant this felt more like the kind of festival I was used to. The hard dusty ground made me very grateful for Busabouts air mattresses, if only there was a way to install A/C in a tent. The festival was a full 4 days and I had arrived a couple days early to set up and prepare, so I knew the area reasonably well. The old town provided us with excellent tapas restaurants, while a waterpark and the beach nearby meant there was plenty to do during the day. The arena was about twice the size of BBK, but it was nice to see some of the same food trucks there, Spain certainly does good festival food, with a range of options, including asian, mexican and argentinian cuisine, there was even an Aussie place, for all those odd things that Australians never actually eat.
The layout of stages meant there was no noise pollution and it was never more than a few minutes to where you needed to be. Some big names performed, the biggest was of course Muse on the Saturday night. For them the crowd was huge, with the arena completely sold out, and plenty people around the outskirts, outside the fence listening in as well. There were plenty more though, Kendrick Lamar, Biffy Clyro, Massive Attack to name a few. It was some of the smaller acts that really impressed me though, the surf/punk/rock FIDLAR really appealed to me giving me the kick I love about music, Rat Boy from the UK were highly entertaining, with a very drunk frontman rap/rambling his way through lively indie rock tunes, but it was Reykjavikurdaetur who put on the most memorable set. With completely incomprehensible songs (my Icelandic is lacking), supposedly about heartbreak, love and feminist freedom the 15 member strong, all female rap troupe ruled the stage with quirky hip-hop tunes and a healthy sprinkling of nudity.
Both festivals were amazing experiences, similar, but different as I said before. If you're a fan of music and want to experience something truly cultural, you wouldn't be far wrong from heading to these festivals, especially when Busabout makes it so easy for you.
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Plant vs Animal Proteins: What's The difference?
Posted by Ellie Hearn on Aug 06, 2017 in #Feature Articles.
Plant proteins are becoming increasingly popular in the supplement world and they aren't just loved by vegans either!
So, is there any nutritional advantage or disadvantage to supplementing with a plant-based protein over an animal-based one?
Being curious ourselves, we decided to find out the main nutritional differences between plant and animal proteins and the pros and cons of both.
But first, we'll touch on exactly what protein is good for and why we supplement with it in the first place.
Proteins are used by the body once they are metabolised into their simplest form, amino acids. There are 20 amino acids needed by the human body for growth and metabolism, eight of these are deemed essential as they need to be sourced from our diet and cannot be synthesised by the body like the others can. The absence of any of these amino acids will compromise the ability of tissue to grow, be repaired or be maintained.
So, protein is essential for the ongoing growth and repair of muscle tissue and is needed primarily for the functioning of various anabolic processes in the body. But are some proteins better than others?
Plant proteins are obviously very different to animal proteins as they come from different sources.
Well even in the broad categories of plant and animal, it's important to remember that not all proteins are the same. But if they both have around the same amount of protein per serve, what's the difference?
Animal-based proteins are similar to our own body's proteins. This means they're more readily used at a much faster rate when compared to plant proteins.
But, the main difference between animal-based proteins and plant-based proteins lies with their amino acid profiles (which we just established are very important).
Plant proteins are often compromised by their limitation of one or more amino acids. The lower leucine and essential amino acid levels of some plant proteins mean that in comparison to a complete protein like whey, the body's ability to stimulate protein synthesis and promote muscle growth is impeded.
Plants are naturally lower in protein content, and therefore require you to eat more to obtain the same amount of most amino acids that would be obtained in a serving of animal-based protein.
So the important thing about choosing a plant protein is ensuring you're getting a good spread of amino acids at levels high enough for ultimate muscle growth and recovery.
The majority of studies out there comparing plant protein to animal protein, focus on soy protein as the plant protein.
One study looked at the muscle protein synthesis response after the ingestion of plant protein vs animal protein. They found that from their study comparing whey to soy protein that plant protein doesn't stimulate muscle growth as effectively as animal protein.
The researchers note that soy is the only plant protein to be extensively studied in a human model, and this is quite true. Soy is a very pure vegan protein and contains a great spread of amino acids, but there are other plant proteins that can be utilised in the same way as whey.
The combination of pea and rice proteins is proving to be a great plant protein option with blends of these two proteins popping up everywhere in the supplement market.
A recent study conducted by the University of Tampa found rice protein to be a great alternative to whey and is very comparable in terms of muscle recovery and growth. The researchers suggest that further research looking at a combination of rice and another vegan protein could provide a better amino acid spread. Well pea and rice is just that blend!
While rice protein and pea protein each have limitations on their own, combining the two provides a greater spread of amino acids and a more complete protein source.
Rice protein is high in the sulfur-containing amino acids, cysteine and methionine, but low in lysine – an amino acid important for human growth and bone health. While pea protein is low in cysteine and methionine, but high in lysine and several other amino acids such as arginine and glutamic acid, which are beneficial for muscle endurance and recovery.
Pea protein also contains the important branched-chain amino acids isoleucine, leucine, and valine, which have been shown to contribute to muscle protein synthesis and support recovery from exercise.
Combining rice protein and pea protein offers a superior amino acid profile, which is comparable to dairy or egg proteins.
Our vegan blend of organic rice and pea protein, Earth Protein, is a great choice if you're after a plant-based protein.
It offers a full balanced spectrum of 18 amino acids (which cannot be gained from either in isolation), in levels which are ideal for muscle growth, recovery and repair. It's also very low in fats and carbohydrates. Check out Earth Protein for yourself.
Or if you're sold on the countless benefits of whey protein, check out our range here.


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October 3, 2019 / 11:18 AM / 4 months ago
Uber makes JFK airport helicopter taxis available to all users
Tina Bellon
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Inc (UBER.N) is taking to the air in New York City where users with a little cash to spare will soon be able to book helicopter flights to John F. Kennedy International airport through their apps.
A helicopter operated by Uber Copter, a new service by the ride-sharing company Uber, providing service from Manhattan to New York's JFK International Airport initially for Diamond and Platinum Uber Rewards members as well as special Uber partners takes off from Manhattan, New York, U.S., October 2, 2019. REUTERS/Mike Segar
The company announced its Uber Copter offer on Thursday, saying flights to and from Lower Manhattan will become available to all Uber users on Oct. 3. Uber made the feature available to its premium members in June.
The roughly eight-minute flight will cost between $200 and $225 per person and include ground transportation on either side of the trip. Passengers can bring along a small suitcase and have to watch a safety video before takeoff, similar to that on an airplane.
The flights are operated by HeliFlite Shares, a licensed company, and Uber's prices roughly compare to those of competitors offering helicopter rides to JFK.
For now, Uber rides shuttling passengers to the heliport in Manhattan are only available from the southern tip of the island.
Uber says the service is intended to reduce travel times, but when Reuters tried Copter on Wednesday, a trip from its Midtown office to the airport took 70 minutes, including a subway ride downtown and two Uber rides to and from the heliport. That's about the same time it would have taken by regular taxi in moderate traffic.
An Uber spokeswoman on Thursday said that trip was not realistic as part of the commercial rollout, however, as the Copter option is only shown to customers located in the geofenced Lower Manhattan area.
"Uber Copter won't appear as an option in the app if you are outside of the geofence because it wouldn't provide time savings," the spokeswoman said.
But Uber might gradually expand the Manhattan pick-up zone, said Eric Allison, head of Elevate, Uber's aerial ride-hailing program.
"Helicopters are certainly expensive and it will be a premium product, but we think we're actually able to offer a fairly accessible entry point with Uber Copter," Allison said during an interview on Wednesday.
JFK is one of the countTry's largest airports and car trips from congested Manhattan can take anywhere from one to two hours, while public transit takes between 50 and 75 minutes.
With concerns mounting over congestion and vehicle emissions, Uber hopes its NYC Copter project will pave the way for Uber Air, a taxi service of electric "vertical take-off and landing" aircraft.
Reporting by Tina Bellon; Editing by Stephen Coates and Nick Zieminski


It only appears for a second or two but the look of shock on Michael Oliver's face is unmistakable. He is completely alone right then, the only neutral in the Bernabéu stadium, all eyes on him in the 93rd minute of an enthralling game between two European giants. He is also being eyeballed and screamed at by Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon.
The Italian is 6ft3in and a gigantic figure in world football besides and lost, it would seem now, in his rage over the penalty Oliver has just seconds earlier awarded to Madrid against his Juventus side. Buffon is 40-years-old and it's most likely going to be his last Champions League season– a prize which has eluded him in a glittering career.
And it has already been an absurdly dramatic football week across Europe, with Guardiola's Manchester City sent into a deeper tailspin, exiting 5-1 against Liverpool while in the Stadio Olympico, Roma have achieved the near impossible by eclipsing Barcelona 3-0 at home to go through 4-4 on aggregate thanks to the away goal.
The Madrid-Juventus tie was expected to be the least dramatic, with the Spanish side needing only to defend a three-goal lead at home. Yet here were Juve poised to complete a seismic reversal, on the verge of extra-time after silencing all of Madrid with three unanswered goals.
Everyone in the stadium and millions watching around the world were settling in for the hyper-drama of extra time and even penalties. Maybe deep in his mind, Buffon, too, was beginning to mentally steel himself for that prospect.
Back in 2003, he had saved two penalties for Juventus in the all-Italian Champions League final penalty shootout but still finished on the losing side as AC Milan took the trophy. The magnificence of Juve's comeback here; the character and toughness it required surely demanded a magnificent closing act.
Then a collective lapse; a far post cross; a sensational moment of elevation from Cristiano Ronaldo to head the ball with perfect weight for Lucas Vázquez and when Medhi Benatia lumbers into the scene, a split second too late, untidy as his huge frame engulfs the slender Madrid winger, who crashes to the ground, the night is suddenly done.
Oliver's whistle is instantaneous and the Juve defence is transformed into a fireball of protest and rage. And, of course, Buffon's heightened emotion in that moment is understandable. Anyone other than Real fans wanted the night to continue and whatever about the satisfaction of deciding such a contest on penalties, a last second penalty to the home side felt like an anti-climactic finish. The spirit was robbed from the game.
The problem was: it was more than likely a penalty.
It was that perceived killing of spirit which Buffon later channelled in his post -match interviews when he essentially rubbished Oliver's moral character with a series of incendiary insults. And it was in those moments, after he had emerged from the changing room and stopped under the glare of the television cameras to deliver his verdict, that Buffon set about tarnishing his illustrious reputation.
It's one thing to respond to a refereeing decision in the heat of the moment – in the 94th minute of a physically and emotionally draining game.
Buffon must have known, with 20 years of elite football to call upon, that he had the gang on his side even as he confronted the English referee; that he held all the emotional cards. He was the mighty Buffon, Oliver an official of minor reputation. The Italian is sufficiently aware of his own aura and status in the game to refer to himself in the third person without a hint of irony.
By the 94th minute, the tie had been reduced to a battle of supremacy between Italian and Spanish football; it's easy to imagine the volleys of outrage and incantations and curses filling the skies across Italy at that moment, too, regardless of club affiliations.
Buffon bore down on Oliver with the emotional weight of his club and country behind him, incandescent that this irritation of an Englishman had now stepped in to destroy his vision of how this game, this gladiatorial contest, should be decided.
He must have known that the penalty call would not be reversed but probably didn't wager that Oliver would have the gall to double down on his decision by issuing the red card that may well signal the end of his European career.
Buffon probably couldn't have known that, a few years back, Oliver was criticised for not red-carding Joe Hart in the Manchester derby when the goalkeeper closed in on him in with similar aggression – and that experience may have prompted the referee to complete Buffon's misery by reaching for the card in Madrid.
Through all of this, Ronaldo stood with the ball, ignoring the jostling and verbals from a series of Juve players. He was like a doctor standing grimly with his needle waiting for the child to exhaust his tantrum so he could administer the vaccine. The least discussed aspect of the build-up to the penalty was probably the most important; that headed pass from Ronaldo, an act of exceptional athleticism and power.
As Ronaldo waited for Buffon's fury to spend itself – and for him to leave the field – it wasn't so much a question of whether he would score the penalty as how he would score it. And if ever there was a moment for Ronaldo to underplay the moment, this was it, because he handled the tension and menace of the interlude with grim focus. The hope was that after scoring he would resist the temptation to whip the top off and bathe in his own glory, that he would, just this once, play it cool. But no.
All that was left, then, was for Buffon to offer his verdict on the decision with words that strayed far beyond what was acceptable. His logic as to why Oliver should have resisted whistling the foul was muddled at best but his evaluation of the person behind the official was unforgivable. The phrases were strikingly dramatic and the translations from the Italian clearly loose. But the contempt was unmistakable.
"Clearly you cannot have a heart in your chest but a rubbish bin. You have to be a murderer to make the last two decisions the referee made.
Leave aside that the latter observation inadvertently betrays a sort of inherent sense of superiority over fans in general, the tone of Buffon's insults gets to the heart of the referee's lot.
Part of the referee's role requires a kind of anti-charisma, to remain steadfastly neutral and unmoved by the pyrotechnics and fabulousness of the superstars around him. On his best nights, nobody notices him.
The ironic thing is that it took huge character for Oliver to show Buffon a red card even as half a dozen Juve players circled him in anger. It took courage. Buffon's initial anger, his tantrum at the frustration of the moment is forgivable.
But to then emerge after the fans had left and further trash a man's character; to dismiss the worth of another person because he made a decision in a football match, well. It was a low moment in a high career that is going to make the Italian hero feel small and ashamed, later if not sooner.
What could be more – or less – natural than Ireland winning at Twickenham?


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The second largest country of Africa, full of paradoxes. On one hand, it is rich in natural resources (including cobalt, copper, coltan, crude oil, diamonds, gold); on the other hand, its inhabitants are among the poorest in the world. For decades, the DRC has been suffering from prolonged conflicts that have led to one of the most severe humanitarian crises in the world.
77% of the population live in extreme poverty for less than $1.90 a day
16% of the country's population, i.e. over 13 million people, require immediate humanitarian assistance
13,6 million people are deprived of access to safe water sources and proper sanitary and hygienic facilities
numerous outbreaks of deadly diseases, including measles, malaria, cholera and Ebola
about 10% of all malaria deaths in sub-Saharan Africa occurred here
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Tatiana is a happy mother of three children: 12-year-old Alina, 10-year-old Christina and little Amos. She lives with her husband in Bugina, about a two-hour walk from Ntamugenga. Like most residents of the surrounding villages, the family lives off a small field, located far away. Every day is the same: a two hour walk to the field, six hours of work, two hours back. A not so modest yield satisfies the family's needs.
A few days ago, after returning from work, Tatiana dug up a few manioc perennials from the backyard garden. She wanted to quickly prepare a meal but she did not realize that raw cassava can be harmful or even poisonous. Shortly after the family ate the meal, her first symptoms started: abdominal pain, high fever, symptoms of acute poisoning. The terrified father took his family to a nearby health center but doctors there weren't able to diagnose them. The family's condition was deteriorating so they were sent sent to our hospital in Ntamugenga. We provided the right medication and drip. Today, around noon, we completed a round of oxygen therapy for the youngest child, little Amos. The family are healthy and will return home soon.
Unfortunately, there are still many tragic incidents of manioc poisoning in the surrounding villages. Residents often don't know how to handle food and how to prepare not just a well-balanced meal, but also one that won't hurt them. This is why we have our staff undergo field cultivation and cooking training. We do everything we can to educate as many people as possible. And although Tatiana's story had a happy ending, many similar events end tragically.
Tatiana and her children recovered mainly because of the hospital's reliable and well-trained staff. But you also played a role! Our specialists have the necessary knowledge and are able to offer help, provide medicines, make diagnoses using the right equipment and prescribe oxygen therapy because of your invaluable support.
Amos was so weak that oxygen therapy was inevitable in his treatment. It costs 10 PLN – the price of gas – to operate the machine for an hour and produce oxygen for this type of treatment. In recent weeks, the generator has been running around the clock.
Tatiana says hello and sends her thanks to you for saving her family. We'd like to encourage you today to make a donation and cover the costs of an hour supplemental oxygen for our most vulnerable patients.
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The Golden Globe for Best Musical or Comedy TV Series Goes to 'Fleabag'
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PureWow January 5, 2020
The results are in, and we have another winner!
Tonight, television's biggest stars gathered at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles for the 2020 Golden Globes. During the 77th annual ceremony, Fleabag took home the award for Best Television Series, Musical or Comedy.
The popular series beat out a majorly impressive list of nominees, including Barry, The Kominsky Method, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and The Politician.
The Kominsky Method was nominated for three awards this year including Best TV Series, Comedy and Best TV Supporting Actor. Barry received three nods, while The Politician received two. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel also received recognition for the Best Actress, Musical or Comedy for Rachel Brosnahan's performance.
Last year, The Kominsky Method was honored with the award, beating out Barry (HBO), The Good Place (NBC), Kidding (Showtime) and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Amazon Prime). And in 2018, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel went home with the statuette.
Before having its own category, this award grouped together musical, comedy and drama series, and was called the Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series. Lucky for us, this all-encompassing category ended in 1968.
Congrats to the entire cast and crew!
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The top featured in the image to left is the second effort that I've made with this pattern. I modified the pattern considerably by shortening the sleeves, taking in the sides, shortening the tail, and lengthening the front. I'm still not happy with the results, and I think I'm going to give up on this one. There are too many patterns to try and too little time to spend so much on one unsatisfactory pattern.
I made the monks cord, shown to the right, used for the "buttonhole". It's really quite easy to wind the cord using the bobbin winder on your sewing machine.
After much consideration, I've decided to change my rating of this pattern to "Would NOT recommend". There's only one size in the pattern, and that size is enormous and ill-fitting. The instructions are poor. The results do not look like the garment on the pattern envelope.
This pattern is not for beginners. While construction is very, very easy, the instructions are patchy. They assume a certain level of skill and knowledge. For example, no button markings are given, andthe instructions tell you put in the buttons and buttonholes with no additional information. In addition, only one size is given in the pattern.
I am 5′ 7″ (164 cm) tall, mostly leg, but I was weighing about 195 pounds (89 kg), before I got pregnant. I've gained about 40 pounds (18 kg). When I got the pattern, I was concerned that it wouldn't be big enough to go around my DD bust. It's plenty big.
I usually sew an 18 for my shoulders and a 20 or 22 for my bust in New Look patterns. Oh, and I wore the jacket the other day, it fits my very pregnant body.
neckband is put on or the pattern or what. I made my mother try it on. She's my height, but she weighs 120 pounds, and wears a RTW 8 or 10 with a barely A cup bust. It fit her really well in the neck, too. I was testing Mary Lou Rankins assertion that this pattern could fit many sizes at once.
In the unaltered pattern, the sleeves are too short and the front is too short. I'm not sure if the front is short because I'm so big busted or because of my height. I had my mother try on an altered pattern, where I'd shortened the sleeves and lengthened the front, so I couldn't make any conclusions about the effect of a large bust. I think the sleeves are supposed to be short.
You definitely need shoulder pads.
This is a pattern for drapey fabric. I made the first jacket out of flannel and chamois. And while those aren't stiff fabrics, they aren't as drapey as a soft rayon, for example, would be. In the flannel/chamois, the jacket stands away from my body, making me look bigger.
I made the 2nd shirt out of a very drapey, sheer, cheap polyester. This is a test garment. I'd made a couple of alterations, so I wanted to see how it came out without breaking the bank or using a fabric that I like. It made a huge difference. The shirt fell in attractive, drapey folds over my pregnant body, and it looked nice on my mother, too.
I made the first jacket exactly as the pattern called it out.
After seeing MLR at PIQF and going thru the samples she brought, I decided to try this pattern in a short sleeve version I also lengthened the front and shortened the back. I was concerned, at first, about making the alterations to the facings, but it was easy to copy the curves from the front and back pieces. And in the end, I used a rolled edge on the lower hem, so I didn't need the facings.
So now, I'm very pleased with the neck and lower hem. I didn't like the front being above my belly button and the back came down to my knees. The back is still longer than the front, just not as extreme.
After attempting the short sleeves, I'm convinced that the jacket is too big for me in the bust. It could just be that I don't like all the fullness there. I wanted to have cap sleeves on the short sleeve version, and that's what I got, but they came down to my elbow. If I want to make them shorter, I'm going to have to bring the armpit in some.
This pattern is for the adventurous. I'm not sure why I like it so much, but I REALLY like it. I think it has great potential, if I can get the fit I want.
Maybe what I like is that MLR is a wonderful inspiration. She's very approachable at PIQF. She will take time and talk to you. If you e-mail her, she will reply. She encourages you to make the pattern your own.
I also like that the results from the pattern can look so unique.
UPDATE (3/9/04): Reviewed for Stash Contest. This time I made the skirt out of some 100% polyester knit moleskin. It's VERY short on DD. I choose the patterns based on her height, adjusting the waist elastic for fit. I think it needs to be lengthened 2 inches.
UPDATE (2/25/04): Reviewed for stash contest. The pattern is now out of print. I couldn't find anything similar at New Look or Simplicity.
I made the tank top for DD. It was very easy, only 2 pattern pieces. The back is a 2 piece back, so there were a total of 3 pieces. Instead of a facing like on the dress, the tanktop instructions call for a 3/8 inch hem. What do people do who don't have a coverstitch machine? I mean, I had to snip the hem allowance to get it to turn. The coverstitch covers this pretty well. I like binding better, I think. Maybe I'll do that on the next one. I used a pink with blue flowers cotton lycra knit print that I bought at least 2 years ago to make nursing tops.
This is a great pattern for knits, and it worked great with the slinky knit. My only problem was that I had just made a Kwik Sew top & skirt for myself out of the same fabric,and I forgot to use a 5/8″ seam allowance on the kid's dress. It wasn't a biggie, and I was very glad it happened that way instead of the other way around.
I did all of the construction on the serger using the 4-thread-safety stitch. Because the dress is so little, it literally took minutes to sew all the seams.
I decided to eliminate the facings. I hate facings. I think they makes things look homemade in a bad way. Instead I finished all the hems with a 3 thread rolled hem stitch on the serger. This was the first time I used a metallic wooly nylon to edge a garment. It came out wonderfully. I did not use any stabilizer in the neckline. Since toddlers outgrow things so quickly, I decided this wouldn't be a problem.
Unfortunately, DD is on a dress strike and refuses to wear it.
This dress is so cute, but not overly frou-frou, and with the vest, you don't have to worry about matching plaids. I'm too impatient to do that.
However, if you do decide to go with a plaid, I'd recommend making sure you can straighten the fabric before taking the plunge. This was my first plaid garment, but it was not the first time I dealt with a fabric that was off grain. Unfortunately, I was not able to straighten the fabric. You can see the drift in the image. Even though I was not able to straighten this fabric, I decided to make the dress out of it anyway. So far, no one has commented on the fabric being off grain.
The instructions are good, and the sewing is easy. However, the sleeve cap is way too big for the armhole. I gathered it as much as I could, and it was still too big. I had to do some major trimming.
I would rate this as "I would definitely sew again", but DD is on a dress strike. Unless it's hot pink, she won't wear anything but knit pants and t-shirts. Maybe by the time she's in a size 8, I'll be able to make it again, if it's still in fashion.


Markus Keller, Lynn J. Mills, Robert L. Wample and Sara E. Spayd American Journal of Enology and Viticulture Vol 56:2:91-103 (2005).
Crop load adjustment is widely accepted as an important vineyard management tool for premium-quality wine production. However, little information is available on its effectiveness under warm, dry climatic conditions. Crop loads were altered on three own-rooted winegrape cultivars grown in a mature, deficit-irrigated vineyard in the arid Yakima Valley (Washington) over a five-year period (1997 to 2001). Thinning consisted of preferentially removing clusters on shoots not arising from nodes deliberately retained at pruning, either one month after bloom or at veraison, to achieve target yields for Cabernet Sauvignon (6.7 t/ha), Riesling (9.0 t/ha), and Chenin blanc (11.2 t/ha). Removing, on average, 39% of the clusters from Cabernet Sauvignon, 30% from Riesling, and 38% from Chenin blanc reduced yields by 36%, 17%, and 20%, respectively. Average crop loads varied from 6.7 to 14.8 kg fruit/kg pruning weight for nonthinned vines and from 4.4 to 9.2 for thinned vines, and average yields varied from 7 to 25 t/ha for nonthinned vines and from 5 to 16 t/ha for thinned vines, depending on cultivar and season. Cluster thinning and its timing had little or no influence on shoot growth, leaf area, pruning weight, berry number, berry weight, and fruit composition (soluble solids, titratable acidity, pH, color) in both the current and subsequent seasons. Differences in vegetative growth, yield formation, and fruit composition within cultivars were mostly due to season (including weather and soil moisture) rather than to yield or crop load. Source: American Journal of Enology and Viticulture 56:2:91-103 (2005). We recommend that you consult the full text of this article, which can be accessed by following the link on the right.


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Hollyoaks star teases Warren Fox's big return and reunion with Joel Dexter
Hollyoaks actor Rory Douglas-Speed has teased huge scenes to come on the Channel 4 soap, ahead of Warren Fox's big return.
Jamie Lomas has reprised his role with it reported he will be back during the special spin-off Hollyoaks Later in January.
While his comeback has been confirmed to air in 2020, scenes have already been filmed with Jamie's co-stars Rory and Sienna Blake actress Anna Passey.
It's not yet known what brings him back to the village, previously being on the run for Bart McQueen's murder.
Now, Rory has teased his character Joel Dexter could face drama ahead, as his father Warren returns.
Remaining coy over the details, he promised anything could happen with the soap legend back on screen.
Speaking exclusively to Mirror Online , Rory said of the show spin-off Hollyoaks Later: "I'm not giving anything away but I know it's gonna be brilliant for the show.
"We get to defy the means of compliance, we can swear and all that. They're gonna see a real edge to the characters."
On upcoming scenes with Warren, he added: "To be honest, I'm not sure because anything can fly off the handle with that guy, but I'm so happy he's back.
"We've done a few bits together already and it's like nothing has changed.
"A couple of years have been and gone and it's this fresh air, we've got some exciting things coming up."
Hollyoaks recently teased the reunion for Warren and ex Sienna with a backstage photo of him back on set.
Last time Warren was in the village, he kidnapped baby son Sebastian months on from going on the run with his twin sister Sophie.
Viewers will have to tune in to see if the kids return with him, and how their mother Sienna will react.
Hollyoaks airs weeknights at 6:30pm on Channel 4, with the next episode at 7pm on E4.
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Ohio hunters are making final preparations to get ready as archery season is rapidly approaching here in the Buckeye state.
Setting up tree stands, installing feeders, food plots, doing inventory on gear are just some of the things on archery hunters' checklists.
But once you're all set to hop in the stand in two weeks, it's important to remember it's safety first and tree stand safety is an important and often overlooked element of hunter safety.
Hunting 10 to 30 feet above the ground comes with inherent risks. One in three accidents that occur while hunting involves a tree stand accident and those are simply what are just reported. Reporting a tree stand accident is far less common than an injury from a weapon so that statistic may be somewhat inaccurate.
While many may already have their stands set for the fall season, most accidents occur when using the stand. It may sound like common sense to many, wearing a safety harness while getting in and out of the tree stand can drastically decrease the risk of sustaining an injury. "A majority of accidents happen while climbing up and down the ladder," said Fry. "Maintaining three points of contact and always staying connected to something is crucial." Also when climbing or coming down, making sure you are taking it one step at a time and not skipping or jumping steps can lead to an accident as well.
In addition to a harness, properly getting your weapon in and out of the tree stand is just as important from a safety standpoint. "Always use a haul line or some piece of rope to bring your bow up into the stand," Fry added. With a gun it's a common reminder, but please make sure it's unloaded before moving it up into the stand.
A final safety element that's important while hunting is have some type of communication device. If you're like me, hunting and the woods are a way to get away from technology, but letting someone know where you are and where your stand is can go along way should an accident happen.
All of this is may sound elementary dating back to the days of our youth when taking the Hunter Safety course, but with the season on the horizon, important and careful reminders of simple things like this can lead to not only a safe archery season but a successful one too.


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I had the incredible opportunity to go on a trip to Capurganá, Colombia with five other people associated with ECA from December 26 to January 2. We took beautiful two-day road trip to get there. On the way there I saw so many beautiful parts, towns, and scenery of Colombia. We made it to Turbo, a port town on the Caribbean coast in the 27th. In Turbo, we also got to take a boat ride to visit some river "towns". Seeing how the people there lived was very humbling as they are pretty isolated and are forced to use unclean water for everything. That same day we took a two-hour boat ride to Capurganá, which is an "isolated" town and beach only accessible by boat or small plane. This boat ride was quite the experience – very awesome and uncomfortable at the same time.
During our four-day stay in Capurganá, I got to do a lot of hiking and exploring. We got to explore some other small beaches, hike, visit a waterfall, and stay in a house close to the beach. It was a beautiful place to experience God's creation and be away from the city. One day we walked to a beach in Panama, so I could say I was in Central America and in a new country. I remember being in awe of God as I watched the sunset on some rocks by the ocean. One of my favorite things to do is take pictures of nature, so I was in heaven there.
I got to share the Bible and my faith with a lady I met there from Oregon. It didn't seem to make a huge impact on her as she firmly believed everyone has his own truth, but I pray God will open her eyes to the Truth. At the place where we walked to a more private beach there was one house with a family living in it that was so isolated from everything. I talked to a little boy and girl there and my heart broke for them because they have no friends and almost no opportunities for anything. I told them that they were very special and that God loves them. I also met a very interesting man named Oscar on the beach whose Spanish I could understand very well. We talked a little each time we saw each other in the following days.
On the way back I was dropped off in Medellín, a beautiful city about 10 hours from Bogotá. I spent a little over three days there exploring the beautiful, warm, sunny city known as the city of eternal spring. The first day I talked and played with some kids I met at the soccer ministry/stadium we stayed in overnight and then hung out with some guys named Mitch and Manuel who went to college in North Carolina and spoke good English. We played some soccer and they took me out to lunch. They even helped me get a bus and showed me where to go. I had a great conversation with one of the guys as he opened up about his life and all he has been through. He said the soccer ministry has changed his life. I learned a lot about Colombia culture and ministry needs and opportunities as well.
I stayed in a hostal during my time in Medellín and got to meet people from different countries. People there were so friendly and were eager to help me out with many things. The city is set in a valley with mountains all around. Many houses and communities are built on the mountain slopes. It was definitely one of the prettiest cities I've ever seen. I also got to ride the cable cars up the mountains, visit Arví and Pueblito Paisa, and meet some cool people. In Arví, I met a guide named Carmen Rosa and her friend Rocio. Carmen was so excited to find out I was a Christian. We had a nice conversation, and I left there feeling encouraged.
I also spent a day in a half in Guatape, a famous town about an hour and a half outside Medellín. The town and the whole surrounding area were absolutely stunning with lakes, mountains, hills, and trees. On arrival at the hostal in Guatape I was asked to go on a day trip to do some hiking, see a waterfall, swim in super clear water, and visit the town of San Rafael. I got to get to know three others (two Americans and a Brit) who spoke English during the trip and got to talk about spiritual things with one of the girls. The next day I visited the famous El Peñol, a huge rock with amazing views of the area. I had to walk up almost 700 steps to get to the top! I then explored the area and enjoyed the beautiful weather and scenery. The whole trip was topped off with one of the prettiest sunsets I've ever seen.
The most amazing thing that happened during this trip actually came at 4:30 in the morning on January 8th as I was sitting in the bus terminal after returning to Bogotá waiting for daylight to take the bus back home. I ended up sitting by a Colombian man named Carlos God sent me to. He spoke great English and we struck up a conversation. We talked about faith and religion and I got to share the gospel and spiritual things with him. As I was talking about God's love for him, he started to cry. He then opened up about how difficult his life has been lately, that he is homeless and sleeps at the terminal almost every night, and that he had even tried to kill himself the day before. As we walked to the bus he told me he felt so relieved to finally tell someone the truth about his situation. It was so clear that God has a plan for his life and is working in him and drawing him to Himself. He came to church with me the next Sunday. I asked him how he felt since our meeting and he told me he has felt so different and that he now has hope. The sermon that morning was about the gospel which was explained even better than what I told him a few days earlier. Praise God for his surprises! We are keeping in contact. What a blessing this has been!
The whole trip was one great big adventure that I won't forget. I am amazed at God's care for me throughout the whole trip and His surprises each day. My heart and vision for Colombia has grown even bigger through these experiences. I am thankful for God's provision for me to go on the trip as school bonuses and Christmas gifts almost covered all my expenses. One of my secret dreams is to travel, take pictures, write articles, and do ministry. Taking so many pictures and experiencing the beauty of God's creation gave me so much joy. I hope and pray that God used me to be a blessing and light to others during this trip.


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Supreme Court Sends Mojave Desert Cross Case Back To Lower Court
ACLU To Continue To Argue That Land Transfer To Private Veterans Group Does Not Remedy Establishment Clause Violation
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WASHINGTON – In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court today remanded a case concerning a Latin cross in the Mojave National Preserve back to the district court, saying that the lower court used the wrong legal standard in deciding to invalidate a transfer of the land on which the cross sits to private ownership. The American Civil Liberties Union will continue to argue that the cross, as it currently stands, does not remedy the government's unconstitutional endorsement of one particular religion.
The case, Salazar v. Buono, stems from a complaint raised by Frank Buono, a veteran and former assistant superintendent of the Mojave National Preserve, who claimed that the designation of an overtly religious symbol as a national war memorial was offensive and violated the separation of church and state. The Court ruled that the lower court did not take into account the historical context of the cross, which was erected in 1934 by veterans of World War I and has been replaced several times since then. The most recent cross was built and looked after by private citizens. Congress designated the cross as a national memorial, one of only 49 such memorials around the country, in 2002.
The following can be attributed to Peter Eliasberg, managing attorney and Manheim Family Attorney for First Amendment Rights for the ACLU of Southern California, who argued the case before the Supreme Court in October:
"Although we're disappointed by today's decision, we're encouraged that the case is not over. We will continue to argue that the land transfer did not remedy the violation of the Establishment Clause.
"The cross is unquestionably a sectarian symbol, and it is wrong for the government to make such a deliberate effort to maintain it as a national memorial.
"It's worth noting that seven members of the Court rejected the government's argument that Frank Buono had no right to challenge the land transfer. In addition, the scope of the decision is narrowed by language that ties it to the history of this particular cross and Congress's response to it."
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Mortmain Hall
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A superb Golden Age mystery packed with twists, from the winner of the Diamond Dagger 2020 ENGLAND, 1930. Grieving widows are a familiar sight on London's Necropolis Railway. So when an elegant young woman in a black veil boards the funeral train, nobody guesses her true purpose.
But Rachel Savernake is not one of the mourners. She hopes to save a life - the life of a man who is supposed to be cold in the grave. But then a suspicious death on the railway track spurs her on to investigate a sequence of baffling mysteries: a death in a blazing car; a killing in a seaside bungalow; a tragic drowning in a frozen lake. Rachel believes that the cases are connected - but what possible link can there be?
Rich, ruthless and obsessed with her own dark notions of justice, she will not rest until she has discovered the truth. To find the answers to her questions she joins a house party on the eerie and remote North Yorkshire coast at Mortmain Hall, an estate. Her inquiries are helped - and sometimes hindered - by the impetuous young journalist Jacob Flint and an eccentric female criminologist with a dangerous fascination with perfect crimes...
Mortmain Hall is at once a gripping thriller and a classic whodunit puzzle: a Golden Age Gothic mystery, perfect for fans of Agatha Christie and Dorothy L. Sayers.
Reviews for Mortmain Hall: 'Maintains a cracking pace ... Elegant period escapism' Mail on Sunday
'A classic whodunit' Daily Express
'Rachel Savernake is on spectacular form ... A Miss Marple for the 21st century' Daily Mail
'Martin Edwards is a guru of the Golden Age ... His work pays homage to the intricate puppetry and byzantine plotting popular in the period' The Times
Reviews for Martin Edwards: 'Superb - a pitch-perfect blend of Golden Age charm and sinister modern suspense, with a main character to die for. This is the book Edwards was born to write' Lee Child
'Edwards has managed, brilliantly, to combined a Golden Age setting with a pace that is bang up-to-date. A great sense of the era observed through a cut-throat-sharp eye, every page dripping with brilliant period authenticity' Peter James
'A ripping tale of retribution and rough justice, set against a finely realised 1930s London. It reads as if Ruth Rendell were channelling Edgar Wallace' Mick Herron
'Gripping' Peter Robinson
Publication date 02 Apr 2020
Publisher Head of Zeus
Publication City/Country London, United Kingdom
Bestsellers rank 432,327
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'This wonderful evocation of a bygone age would make Mortmain Hall worth reading on its own but when you combine it with a cracking story and original and engaging characters, you've got a real winner' TripFiction. 'Winner of this year's Crime Writers' Association Diamond Dagger, Martin Edwards is the author of many crime novels, an expert in the genre. His latest series, set in the Golden Age, is an ingenious modern 'take' on the classic whodunnit ... A whole page would not give me space to explain the intricacy of this story. A tangle of satisfying clues, and a pleasing denouement in the classic Christie manner' The Tablet. 'From the winner of this year's Diamond Dagger award, Mortmain Hall is a gripping whodunnit set in the '30s' My Weekly. 'What Martin Edwards doesn't know about Golden Age crime fiction would probably fit on the back of a first-class stamp ... With meticulous and detailed research, scratch-them-and-they-bleed characterisation and locations you can smell and touch, Edwards has added his own unique style to a format beloved of Golden Age fans. The result quite different from the contemporary Lake District series his readers may find more familiar, but nevertheless a masterclass' Mystery People. 'Edwards has created some marvellous characters in these books which carry a real flavour of the Golden Age of crime fiction. There's even the traditional list of clues at the end so puzzled readers can see how many they missed' Morning Star. 'Edwards maintains a cracking pace and only the smartest readers will anticipate the denouement. As elegant period escapism, it ticks all the boxes' Mail on Sunday. 'The multi-award-winning Edwards launched a distinctly sparky female detective, Rachel Savernake, daughter of an Old Bailey judge, in his last book and here she reappears in even more spectacular form ... This is an old-fashioned mystery with a string of very modern twists, making Ms Savernake a Miss Marple for the 21st century' Daily Mail. 'Martin Edwards is a guru of the interwar Golden Age of crime novels, and his work pays homage to the intricate puppetry and byzantine plotting popular in the period' The Times. 'Any novel opening in 1930's England on the London Necropolis Company's private station has got to be a winner, especially in the hands of Martin Edwards, connoisseur extraordinaire of the Golden Age of crime fiction' Shots Magazine. 'A classic whodunnit with a dark gothic twist ... An absorbing and intricately plotted golden age murder mystery' CultureFly. 'A classic whodunnit' Daily Express.
About Martin Edwards
Martin Edwards has won the Edgar, Agatha, H.R.F. Keating, Macavity, Poirot and Dagger awards as well as being shortlisted for the Theakston's Prize. He is President of the Detection Club, Chair of the Crime Writer's Association and consultant to the British Library's bestselling crime classics series. In 2020 he was awarded the Diamond Dagger for his outstanding contribution to crime fiction.
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HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. — Ohio Dominican's softball team earned a 3-1 victory over Bellarmine and defeated McKendree by a final score of 9-1 in six innings on Sunday at the Music City Invitational.
ODU (3-3, 0-0 GLIAC) recorded 25 hits in its two contests on Sunday and held Bellarmine and McKendree to a combined two runs on just five hits.
The Panthers earned a 3-1 victory over Bellarmine in game one of the day. ODU finished with 11 hits compared to just four hits for the Knights, also committing zero errors for the contest.
Freshman Cameron Barber (Powell, Ohio) earned the first win of her collegiate career, going 5.2 innings in the circle and allowing just one run on four hits. Junior Bailey Miller (Cincinnati, Ohio) picked up the save, pitching 1.1 innings of hit-free softball.
Offensively, junior Taylor Kline (Bellville, Ohio) went 3-for-4. Senior Kelly Wallace (Oshkosh, Wisconsin) finished 2-for-3 with one RBI, and sophomore Kelly Mix (Baltimore, Ohio) and freshman Nikki Ennis (Bloomington, Indiana) each went 1-for-3 with one RBI for Ohio Dominican.
The Panthers jumped out to an early lead in the first inning. An RBI single by Wallace scored Kline, getting ODU on the board, 1-0. Then with two outs, Ennis recorded an RBI single that scored Wallace to give the Panthers a 2-0 advantage through one.
Mix added to Ohio Dominican's lead in the bottom of the third, homering for the second time this season to give the Panthers a 3-0 lead through three innings.
Bellarmine would cut into the Panther lead in the top of the sixth after scoring on a wild pitch, but Miller was able to retire all four batters that she faced, earning the save and win for Ohio Dominican, 3-1.
Against McKendree, ODU scored five runs in the third inning to key a 9-1 victory over the Bearcats.
The Panthers recorded 14 hits in the contest and limited McKendree to one run on just one hit.
Sophomore Abby Lamping (Cleves, Ohio) went all six innings in the circle for the Panthers, allowing just one run on one hit for the day. Wallace went 3-for-4 with three RBIs, including one home run. Kline went 2-for-4 with one stolen base, her third thus far on the season. Junior Jordan Nichols (Peotone, Illinois) went 2-for-3 with one RBI. Junior Liz Sutter (Mansfield, Ohio) finished 2-for-4, while Mix and senior Casey Murdoch (Morrow, Ohio) each recorded one hit and one RBI for the Panthers.
ODU took an early lead in the top of the first, when a single by Nichols scored Kline to give ODU a 1-0 advantage.
After McKendree scored one run in the bottom of the first to tie the contest at 1-1, the Panthers opened up the scoring in the top of the third. A double down the right field line by Wallace scored Sutter and Kline to give ODU a 3-1 lead. Later in the inning, Murdoch singled to right field to score Mix and Wallace and increase the Panther advantage to 5-1. Lamping singled down the right field line to score freshman Landry Slider (Stow, Ohio) in the next at bat, and Ohio Dominican took a 6-1 lead through three innings. Three additional runs in the fourth and sixth innings added to the Panther lead, and ODU earned its third victory of 2017, 9-1.
The Panthers will look to build off a two-game winning streak when they travel to Southern Indiana next weekend to compete in the GLIAC/GLVC Crossover Tournament.


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Spot gold XAU= was little changed at $1,070.05 an ounce by 0116 GMT, after losing 0.6 percent in the previous session. Volumes remained thin in the last trading week of the year.
Oil prices were lower in early Asian trading on Tuesday.
Demand for gold slips with oil as the metal is seen as a hedge against oil-led inflation.
The oil slump more than offset any benefits the metal could have seen from a slide in the dollar.
The greenback fell to a more than one-week low against a basket of major currencies on Monday. [USD/] A softer dollar makes dollar-denominated gold cheaper for holders of other currencies.
With a near 10 percent drop, gold looked set to post its third straight annual loss, following a 12-year rally that ended in 2013.
Fundamentals for the metal were not bullish, with the dollar expected to strengthen as the Federal Reserve hikes U.S. interest rates gradually next year. Higher rates lowers demand for non-interest-paying gold.
Assets of SPDR Gold Trust (GLD), the top gold-backed exchange-traded fund, fell 0.18 percent to 643.56 tonnes on Monday, close to a seven-year low.
Speculators' short positions in COMEX gold contracts are near an all-time high, though data on Monday showed they had reduced the record bearish stance in the week to Dec. 22.
The technical picture also looked weak.
A breach of $1,067 an ounce could send the metal all the way to a multi-year low of $1,048, said ScotiaMocatta.
"December has been a sideways move for the metal with a series of lower tops. Risk remains lower, we do not see stop loss buying of the metal until a break of $1,081 and $1,088," it said.


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If you are planning on going to a tech conference to showcase your business, you're going to be competing with a lot of motivated people for the same attention in your target audience's minds. Because of this, you need to do everything possible to create a buzz for your brand in a particularly memorable way. But, it's important to recognize that every other company is going there to showcase their stuff as well. It will be a triage of who is the most creative in context.
In broad strokes, what are some things that you can do to help you create this buzz? First of all, you need to optimize your brand visibility. If people don't recognize your logo, your slogan, your colors, or your products, then you're not going to be able to leverage any attention that you get into physical sales or consumer trust. Second, open up the availability of online conversations. In other words, recognize the importance of social media for business, and have a welcoming environment for people in the digital realm. Third, as you prepare your presentation, appreciate the essence of virality. Everything that you should do should be smooth to share, sticky, and cohesive with the idea of viral movement outward from the central concept.
One of the first things that you should do when creating a presentation for your business or your brand is to optimize your visibility. The most straightforward way to do this is by creating excellent signage and graphic design for every piece of the puzzle. You should have beautiful items and signs printed out for people to look at or potentially take with them. If you can do things like having stickers, buttons, or other small branded items available for people, this is another way to increase your visibility.
Another suitable method for creating a consistent buzz for your company is to open up online conversation potential. You need to set up a Facebook business page. You need to have an available company website. Any social media platform that's out there – you have to have a branded presence. Even if you don't use it excessively as some companies do, it's vital that your overall marketing efforts cover every facet of the social media sphere. If people want to get a hold of you through a specific social platform, you should have that pathway available to them.
Are you aware of what type of content goes viral? If so, then every single thing that you should do promoting and advertising your company or your brand should meet the criteria. It is not easy to do! People spend their entire lives trying to crack into the viral spectrum, only to fail miserably. But that doesn't mean that you shouldn't try. If there is only one thing that your company has go viral, it should link to the rest of your products in a way that promotes the viability of the quality of everything else that you do.


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World Trade Centers Association Commemorates the 20th Anniversary of September 11
New Castle, DE, September 11, 2021 — The World Trade Centers Association (WTCA) — an international trade organization connecting more than 300 World Trade Centers (WTCs) in nearly 100 countries — of which World Trade Center Delaware is a member, today released a statement to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the events that unfolded on September 11, 2001:
"This week, we are taking time to reflect upon the tragic events that happened 20 years ago — to honor the victims and give thanks to the heroes who were affected. September 11 is remembered as the day that stunned the world and will forever be deeply etched in our association's history.
We want to take this anniversary to not only remember what happened, but to look toward the possibilities before us. We have seen communities around the world come together, standing united to remember the significance of that day every year and working hand-in-hand to overcome obstacles, most recently the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. We are continuously reminded to appreciate and support the first responders around the world — police, firefighters, healthcare workers — who unselfishly risk their own lives to assist those in need every day.
As a global network, the WTCA and its World Trade Center (WTC) members show strength by coming together and supporting each other, just as we did in the aftermath of September 11, to navigate these uncertain times and reaffirm our mission of peace and prosperity through trade and investment. The WTC brand symbolizes strength, hope, prosperity and resilience."
"World Trade Center Delaware joins all of its colleagues across the globe in remembering September 11, 2001. Let us commemorate this day and all the days that followed with a pledge to join hands and lift each other up. We are citizens of the world. We are all neighbors. When one of us succeeds, we all do," said Carla Stone, President of World Trade Center Delaware.
To further commemorate September 11, the WTCA today launched its "#WTCARemembers911" social media campaign – where WTCA members will share commemorative posts with the hashtag to pay tribute to those who were affected by the tragedy. The campaign begins today and will continue through the weekend, culminating on Sunday, September 12.
"Through this campaign, the WTCA and all of the WTCs located around the world stand united to honor the principles and values that served as the foundation of our association, and demonstrate the strength and inspiration of our connected global community," said John E. Drew, WTCA Chair, Board of Directors. "We are proud of the interconnectivity and diversity of our global membership base, where together we stand for our principles and work together on promoting respect for one another, care and intercultural understanding."
For more information about the WTCA and its global network, visit www.wtca.org.
For those affected by the events of September 11 who are in need of support, please visit the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund (VCF), providing compensation to individuals (or a personal representative of a deceased individual) who were present at the World Trade Center or the surrounding New York City Exposure Zone; the Pentagon crash site and the Shanksville, Pennsylvania crash site, at some point between September 11, 2001, and May 30, 2002, and who have since been diagnosed with a 9/11-related illness. The VCF is not limited to first responders. Compensation is also available to those who worked or volunteered in construction, clean-up, and debris removal; as well as people who lived, worked, or went to school in the exposure zone. Visit www.vcf.gov. Additional 9/11 health resources may be found on www.911memorial.org/connect/911-health-resources.
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World Trade Center Delaware is the State's premier international business resource. We help companies, especially small, medium-sized and emerging enterprises, to grow their international business. We provide trade leads, training programs, job leads, networking, matchmaking, trade mission and reverse trade mission opportunities for Delaware companies. We serve all types of companies in various sectors including agriculture, environmental remediation, IT, medical equipment manufacturing, biopharmaceuticals, financial, legal and real estate services. For more information visit us at www.wtcde.com.


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Ian Brown has revealed why he turned down a new song that his former Stone Roses bandmate John Squire sent him for possible inclusion on his latest album, 'My Way'. Brown said that the track Squire sent him was "pretty good", but his son told him that releasing it would be a bad idea.
Red Hot Chili Peppers, LL Cool J and Kiss are among the first-time nominees aiming for induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, according to a dozen-long list of finalists released by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation.
Marilyn Manson has being diagnosed with Swine Flu. The goth rocker revealed via his Facebook earlier this week (September 21) that he has caught H1N1.
Carl Barat has revealed he is hoping to star in two plays early next year. The former Libertines and Dirty Pretty Things frontman remained tight-lipped about what the plays are, but said he is likely to tread the boards next January.


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Off-spinner Shohag Gazi, along with veteran left-arm spinner Abdur Razzak, spun Prime Bank South Zone to a position of strength against Islami Bank East Zone at the end of the second day of the second round of the Bangladesh Cricket League at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur yesterday.
Gazi, the new sensation in Bangladesh cricket after his impressive debut against West Indies, inflicted the maximum damage by taking six wickets while Razzak grabbed the rest to ensure South Zone's slim 16-run first innings lead.
At the Shaheed Chandu Stadium in Bogra, Mohammad Ashraful got back among the runs after a long break and remained not out on 48 as Walton Central Zone survived a Sajedul Islam scare in reply to BCB North Zone's 361.


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The Spanish company Pilen started production of 1/41st scale diecast model formula one racers in the late 1960s. In 1969, 1/43rd scale models were introduced, partly using old tooling from manufacturers such as Corgi and Mebetoys. From 1974 to 1978 Pilen received castings from the French Dinky Toys company in order to manufacture the models for Dinky Toys and to sell them under the Dinky name. By the late 1970s the models were marketed under the Pilen name, and new 1/43rd scale models developed by Pilen themselves were added to the range, as well as some models in 1/64th scale. In the 1980s, the models were sold under the "Artec" name, but the baseplates still indicated Pilen as the manufacturer. Towards the end of the decade, the company was bought by AHC from the Netherlands, who included some of the Pilen models in their own range. These models were produced until the late 1990s.


Enjoy sweet, nutty Iah Adzuki Beans that are small and red-brown in colour. These beans are often used in making various Japanese desserts. Rich in proteins, fibre and folic acid, these beans make a nutritious dessert.


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PHOTOS: Snail Mail, Joy Again in Boston, MA (04.08.22)
After a year without live music Lindsey Jordan was excited to get back on the road in 2021, but before she could get started her tour was delayed yet again, this time due to vocal surgery. Finally now in April of 2022, Jordan and her backing band, collectively known as Snail Mail have hit the road in support of her new album Valentine which came out last November. With freshly tuned up pipes Jordan and her band played through nine of the ten tracks on Valentine and touched on her debut record Lush, as well as throwing in a Smashing Pumpkins cover just for fun. We got a chance to photograph Snail Mail's set, as well as Philly lo-fi rockers Joy Again who are supporting Snail Mail on this tour.
Listen to Snail Mail's new album Valentine – HERE.
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Feel free to use it in any games, game sound packs, or videos you make.. just post a link to the final product so I can see my sound being used.
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I'm quite pleased with this sound. Contrary to most people, I'd personally love to use it for my black metal album, not an indie/open source game.


Information from Colombia on the turtleshell trade has been collected since 2008 by Fundación Tortugas del Mar, as part of an ongoing independent study they have conducted to assess the trade of hawksbill products in the town of Cartagena de Indias on the Caribbean coast. Each year 60 – 65 street vendors were surveyed; a further 32 souvenir shops and retail stores were also visited.
More recent surveys have shown these products for sale in the Caribbean coastal towns of Tolu, Coveñas, and Rincon del Mar.
Legal Status: Illegal to buy or sell sea turtle products in Colombia.
Look for this logo when traveling in Colombia to make sure you support Turtle Free Souvenir Shops!