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My diagnosis was anal cancer with possibility of spread to a lymph node. Given radiation, fluorouracil and another drug via a port over a week's time. Developed nausea and severe chest pain. Diagnosed by multiple doctors as heartburn or gastritis; ended up in hospital. Drug removed, given nitroglycerin and aspirin with immediate pain relief. Chemo oncologist said reaction was heart related and ... Show Full Comment
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The Piels Beer mat is dated 1956, and the Rheingold Mets coaster is from around 1964. Both are 3.5 inches (8.7cm) in diameter.
I'm not sure of the Shea's date. This Irish Amber was produced by The Genesee Brewing Company of Rochester, NY. It measures 4 inches (10cm) in diameter.

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Artists to retrace 'Grapes of Wrath' journey
OKLAHOMA CITY — Three artists soon will travel from Oklahoma to California, retracing the steps the Joad family from "The Grapes of Wrath" took as part of the upcoming 75th anniversary of John Steinbeck's novel-turned-film.
The artists — along with representative from the National Steinbeck Center — will travel along Route 66 gathering oral histories of people and asking what helps them get through hard times. The group will start in Oklahoma on Friday and make stops in New Mexico, Arizona and Texas. The trip will conclude in California 10 days later.
"John Steinbeck was very interested in going out and listening to the people and the stories of the people. He got his greatest inspiration for his best work really when he did that," said Colleen Bailey, executive director of the National Steinbeck Center in Salinas, Calif.
Playwright Octavio Solis, writer Patricia Wakida and filmmaker P.J. Palmer will then use the information and stories to create new work.
The artists will be documenting the journey through social media, blogging and other channels, and it will be shared during the 75th anniversary celebration of "The Grapes of Wrath" next year.
"There are so many similarities to what people were facing back in the '30s and what they're facing today," Bailey said, noting environmental challenges and the economy. "We've just been through the Great Recession, and I'm not sure we're really all the way through it, so really to hear what people have suffered and what inspires them to keep them moving forward in these times of challenges."
The group is looking for stories from a diverse cross section of people, young and old, rich and poor. In Oklahoma, stories from Native Americans will be important, Bailey said.
Different organizations and groups will be holding events in conjunction with the journey. A vintage car show is set for Oct. 5 in Oklahoma City, while live music will be part of the journey when the group stops in Albuquerque, N.M., on Oct. 9.
Wakida, the writer and historian, will be teaching linoleum carving and printing during the journey as well as conducting oral histories with people she encounters. As a fourth-generation Japanese-American who grew up in California's Central Valley, Wakida said the Joad family's forced migration mirrors her family's experience.
During World War II, both her mother and father were forced into American internment camps.
"Those unseen circumstances that can change your destiny are seen throughout American history and are reminders to us all that the cycles of economics, prejudice, and the need to participate in a democratic society are always with us," she said.
Wakida said she hopes to give people a chance to share their history and how they overcome obstacles such as high unemployment, droughts and floods, health care woes and more.


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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — The Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts, held this year July 9-13, brings more than 100,000 people to downtown State College and Penn State's University Park campus to celebrate the arts. Ranked consistently as one of the top outdoor fine art and fine craft shows in the nation, the 48th annual Arts Festival boasts the honor as the top show in the nation according to trade publication Sunshine Artist magazine.
The 48th Annual Sidewalk Sale and Exhibition will be held Thursday, July 10, through Sunday, July 13, and will host more than 300 juried artists and craftspeople from across the nation. To encourage and support the visual arts on a regional basis, the Sidewalk Sale and Exhibition also sets aside booth spaces for artists whose primary residence is in the following Central Pennsylvania counties: Blair, Centre, Clearfield, Clinton, Huntingdon, Mifflin and Union. Through the Central Pennsylvania Division of the Sidewalk Sale, many artists have been introduced to exhibiting at juried outdoor shows.
Highlighting events this year is a series of exhibits and performances entitled "Seeing America," part of a series of "Seeing America" activities made possible by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. In lieu of its annual juried "Images" exhibition and to accommodate construction at its traditional exhibit space, the Arts Festival will host the juried photography show, "Seeing America: Centre County in Photographs." The exhibit will be held June 30 through July 13 at the Art Alliance of Central Pennsylvania in Lemont, Pa. In addition, Penn State's Palmer Museum of Art will present the photography exhibition "Seeing America: Photographs from the Permanent Collection," May 20 through Aug. 10. Featured are works by Alfred Stieglitz, Walker Evans and Ansel Adams. Finally, "First Person: Seeing America" will be performed by Ensemble Galilei, with narration by Kimiko Gelman and Adrian LaTourelle and photographs from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, at 2:30 and 8 p.m. on Saturday, July 12, at the State Theatre, downtown State College.
Children and Youth Day on Wednesday, July 9, welcomes families for music, merriment, activities and more. The Children and Youth Sidewalk Sale invites regional artists ages 8 through 18 who make original works of creative expression to apply for exhibitor space; the application deadline is June 20.
Traditional favorites including the giant sand sculpture, the Downtown State College Italian Street Painting Festival and BookFestPA will return as well.
Each year, the Arts Festival hangs over the festival route an enormous variety of brightly colored banners, each once an entry in the Arts Festival Banner Competition. The deadline to submit a banner this year is June 20, 2014. Complete rules and a banner application are available on the Arts Festival website.
The Penn State Alumni Association welcomes Penn Staters for Arts Festival Alumni Weekend. Alumni can reserve residence hall accommodations in West Halls and several special events, including a "Behind the Scenes" tour hosted by the Arts Festival's executive director and staff. More information is available by calling the Alumni Association's Alumni Events office at 800-548-LION (5466), option 4.
Rounding out Arts Festival weekend are the 39th Annual Sue Crowe Memorial Arts Festival Races on Sunday morning, July 13. Races of 10 miles, 10K, 5K and a Kids Fun Run of a quarter-mile will start and finish near Medlar Field at Lubrano Park, near Penn State's Beaver Stadium. Race applications are available at http://nvrun.com/index.php/racing/club-sponsored/arts-festival-races. Race proceeds benefit youth running activities in Centre County and the continuing operations of the Nittany Valley Running Club.
For Arts Festival applications, event details and additional information, visit http://www.arts-festival.com.
The Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts has released its 2014 collectable poster, designed by Lanny Sommese, distinguished professor and head of graphic design in Penn State's College of Arts and Architecture. Sommese has designed the Arts Festival posted for more than 20 years. Free copies of the 24" by 36" inch poster, which features symbolic elements familiar to any festival goer, are... Read more ›


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NY prosecutors press ahead on Etan Patz case
Thu., Nov. 15, 2012
NEW YORK (AP) — The alleged killing is more than three decades old, the body's never been found and the motive is murky.
Finally, the only clear piece of evidence — a recent confession — came from a man who, according to his lawyer, is delusional.
Those are some of the obstacles facing prosecutors as they move forward with murder charges in one of the most notorious — and notoriously vexing — cases in New York City history: the 1979 disappearance of 6-year-old Etan Patz.
Pedro Hernandez, who police say volunteered a confession in May, was to appear in court on Thursday following his long-delayed indictment on murder and kidnapping charges.
In announcing the charges on Wednesday, prosecutors said that an exhaustive post-arrest investigation found enough evidence to seek an indictment and proceed to trial.
"We believe the evidence that Mr. Hernandez killed Etan Patz to be credible and persuasive, and that his statements are not the product of any mental illness," said Erin M. Duggan, spokeswoman for District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr.
But Hernandez's attorney called the case flimsy because his client's confession that he strangled Etan can't be trusted or backed up with other evidence.
"Nothing that occurs in the course of this trial will answer what actually happened to Etan Patz," defense attorney Harvey Feinstein said in a statement. "The indictment is based solely on statements allegedly made by my client, who has, in the past, been repeatedly diagnosed as suffering from schizophrenia."
Etan's disappearance is legend: It led to an intensive search and spawned a movement to publicize cases of missing children. His photo was among the first put on milk cartons, and his case turned May 25 into National Missing Children's Day.
Etan's parents, Stan and Julie Patz, have been reluctant to move or even change their phone number in case their son tried to reach out.
Etan was declared legally dead by his father more than a decade ago so he could sue convicted child molester Jose Ramos in the boy's death.
Ramos was found responsible — a ruling made because he didn't entirely cooperate with questioning during the lawsuit — but it's unclear how that finding could now factor into the prosecution of Hernandez.
Ramos, now 69, had been dating the boy's baby sitter in 1979 and was considered a suspect. He was later convicted of molesting two different children and is in a Pennsylvania prison.
Etan's father answered the door Wednesday at the family's home and said they wouldn't comment. No one answered the door at the Hernandez home.
Hernandez, 51, had been a teenage stock clerk at a convenience store when Etan disappeared on his way to school on May 25, 1979. He was a married father with no criminal record and living in Maple Shade, N.J. when police approached him based on a tip earlier this year.
Investigators say he told them he lured the boy into the convenience store with the promise of a soda. He allegedly said he led the child to the basement, choked him and left his body in a bag of trash about a block away.
The convenience store is now an eyeglass shop, and city records pinpointing where garbage was dumped don't go back that far.
Following the arrest, court hearings for Hernandez were postponed for weeks, with both sides saying they were continuing to investigate. The prosecutor's office said in September it wanted time to keep going "in a measured and fair manner."
Authorities seized a computer and a piece of old-looking children's clothing from Hernandez's home, scoured the basement of the building where he had worked in what was then a grocery store and interviewed his relatives and friends — but nothing incriminating came of it, according to a person familiar with the investigation.
The person wasn't authorized to discuss findings not yet made public and spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity.
Under New York state law, a confession can be enough to convict someone as long as authorities can establish that a crime occurred.
The fact that Etan was declared dead and that Hernandez worked in proximity to his home would likely meet minimal legal standards guarding against false confessions, said Paul Callan, a former prosecutor who now practices criminal defense in Manhattan. Convincing a jury is another matter.
"That just means the case can go forward," Callan said. "It doesn't mean it's a strong case or even a winnable case, and I think that's what prosecutors will worry about here. … The public would have to worry: Did they get the right guy? Is the true killer out there?"
Psychiatric exams of the jailed Hernandez have found that he "has an IQ in the borderline-to-mild mental retardation range," his lawyer said Wednesday.
Herndandez also "has been found to suffer from schizotypal personality disorder, which is characterized by, among other things, unusual perceptual experiences, commonly referred to as hallucinations," he added.
The diagnosis could become the basis of psychiatric defense claiming that Hernandez agreed to speak to police without understanding his rights, and that the purported confession was a twisted fantasy.
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Review: 'Defiance' merges video game with TV drama
What if you could take up swords against the Lannister family on "Game of Thrones"? Or solve mysteries with the "NCIS" crew? Or pitch an ad campaign to Don Draper on "Mad Men"?
And then: What if you could watch the consequences of your actions on TV the next week?
That's the premise behind "Defiance" (for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, $59.99), a collaboration between the online game studio Trion Worlds and cable TV's Syfy. By the time "Defiance" the TV show debuts Monday, "Defiance" the video game will have been out for a few weeks - enough time for players to make their own mark on this new universe.
Both the game and the TV drama are set in 2046, some 30 years after the Votan collective of alien species arrived in the skies over Earth. After a brutal war, the humans and aliens have settled into an uneasy peace, but alien technology that crashed to Earth has drastically changed the landscape.
The "Defiance" game shows the effects of these "arkfalls" on California's Bay Area, now a wasteland packed with bloodthirsty mutants, hostile cyborgs and overgrown, fire-spewing insects. Your character - male or female, human or Votan - is an ark hunter who makes a living by scavenging from crash sites, and the search for a particular alien artifact brings you to the West Coast.
Soon after your arrival, the game's sprawling map opens up, letting you choose from dozens of missions. You can race dune buggies around the wilderness. You can infiltrate raider strongholds and steal their loot. You can rescue farmers from "hellbug" infestations. Most missions can be handled solo, but if you stumble across a major arkfall you're going to need help from other online players.
You'll also discover "episode missions" that relate to the next week's installment of the "Defiance" TV show. In the first such adventure, you meet military veteran Joshua Nolan and his partner, an alien named Irisa. They ask for your help retrieving a lost Votan doohickey, which turns out to be a significant plot device in the premiere of the Syfy drama.
The titular town of Defiance was built on the ruins of St. Louis, so I don't know how many of its characters will visit us ark hunters out West. But both sides of the "Defiance" team have collaborated on building an impressive world, and I'm eager to see where they go from week to week.
I was able to battle through the initial batch of episode missions in just a few hours, but there's plenty more to do. As with any online shooter, you can engage in raucous death matches with your fellow humans. Or you can enroll in the Shadow War, in which huge teams of up to 64 players each battle for control of sites all over the map.
Such massively multiplayer epics are popular among computer gamers, but we haven't seen many on consoles. I've been playing "Defiance" on the Xbox 360, and I love being able to use an Xbox controller instead of a PC's keyboard and mouse. On the other hand, I was frequently unable to log onto Trion's servers during the first few days after the game went on sale. That problem has eased up, but there are still too many glitches, from unresponsive controls to disappearing inventory items.
There's also a wearying sameness to the bulk of the missions, which typically consist of racing to a location, killing a bunch of monsters and retrieving some object. The action is intense and challenging, often reminiscent of 2K Games' fine "Borderlands." But it's missing that series' twisted sense of humor, and I'm hoping Trion delivers more variety in future episodes. It's a work in progress; for now, I give it two stars out of four.
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Rule #1 - Be Patient - Rule #2 - Don't ask when, if you don't contribute - Rule #3 - You have coding skills - LinuxMCE's small brother is available: http://www.agocontrol.com
PLC-Bus?Hah, looks a lot like Insteon, indeed... It's kinda hard to find a decent seller for it, apparantly.
But, euhm, does LMCE really support it? (I only see 4 protocols in the wiki: X10, EIB, Insteon & ZWAVE)
Ah, that's a nice webshop. I was worried about the different types of sockets (I didn't even know Holland's sockets differ from the ones in Belgium) but luckily (and I actually just realized this just now, loi) our appliances support both sockets.I'll follow that thread religiously. It's been quite an interesting read so far, actually.I really like the openness of PLCbus, as opposed to Zwave's closed source model. (And it's wireless, meh..)Why is Insteon more sophisticated, anyway? Sure, it has that EZbridge-possibility ...Anyway, thanks for all the help so far!
Ah, I see!That sounds quite nice, actually.I've heard they plan on releasing Europe-compatible devices mid-2007; so it could be worth the wait for Europe? (As the cost doesn't seem to differ much compared to PLCBus devices...)Patience isn't one of my strong points though, hehe.
Ah .. Hmm, well, when it does come out it'll probably take a while before some shop nearby sells it, so I'll go with PLCbus then. (In fact, I think I'll order them today, hehe)And nothing's really lost, is there? When Insteon does come along I can always use them side by side. (I'm only planning on doing a few rooms now, I'll always have a less-important use for an "inferior" format, hehe
What the .. I was just browsing the contents on the Elekhomica page and suddenly -- the catalog's gone!Loi, I hope they're only doing this so nobody can order those products before 15:00 anymore (then they'll have to send it the same day)
Something bugs me about that "phase coupling" thing though, every phase coupler is for 1 phase or 3 phases.. but doesn't every regular home have 2 phases? So, is a coupler still needed then


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IKEA Retells The Tale Of The Tortoise & The Hare In Wonderfully Fun New Take
Surely, everyone can remember the famous "tortoise and hare" tale of our youths? Well, B&T can't remember the exact details of it, suffice to say we do recall the tortoise going on to snatch victory in arguably one of the most famous races in history.
And the two combatants are at it again in the latest work for IKEA in the UK.
The spot, promoting IKEA's bedroom range and the advantages of a good night sleep, is the work of creative agency Mother London and sees the hard-living hare again being out-foxed by the well-rested tortoise.
Alongside the TVC, which was directed by Sam Pilling (Aldi, KFC and Coors), the campaign will also appear across social media, and in a series of posters that further emphasise the benefits of sleep.
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Distance learning is as old as the scroll… a way of overcoming both spatial and temporal distance. Unfortunately, it can sometimes be just as dry and dusty. Wilson Hill Academy is leveraging technology to allow master teachers who love God, love their subjects and love their students to overcome those distances in new and fresh ways… bringing you a virtual classroom with windows on the world.
A classical Christian education is first of all Christian. It is a pursuit of all that is good, true and beautiful with the recognition that truth, goodness and beauty are absolutes rooted in the triune God of Scripture. It is also classical in the sense that it seeks to equip students with the tools of learning and a worldview framework within which to pursue life-long learning. And finally it is forward-looking – equipping students to face the challenges of the 3rd millennium armed with wisdom from the previous two.
About Wilson Hill
Wilson Hill Academy exists to provide college-bound students with a classical Christian education founded upon and informed by a biblical worldview; equipping them to know, love, and practice that which is true, good and beautiful, and preparing them to live obedient, fruitful lives in the service of God and man.
Blessed is the man who walks not in the counsel of the wicked, nor stands in the way of sinners, nor sits in the seat of scoffers; but his delight is in the law of the Lord, and on his law he meditates day and night. He is like a tree planted by streams of water that yields its fruit in its season, and its leaf does not wither. In all that he does, he prospers. ~Psalm 1:1-3
Casting down arguments and every high thing that exalts itself against the knowledge of God, bringing every thought into captivity to the obedience of Christ.
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(CNN) -- Three people were killed Sunday in an avalanche near a ski resort in Washington state, officials with the King County Sheriff's Office said.
Spokeswoman Katie Larson said several groups of skiers were caught in the deadly rush.
"Almost all of them -- probably up to 12 at some point -- are buried in the snow. They manage to dig themselves out ... At that point then, they look and they find that three of these skiers are suffering from medical issues. They begin CPR and, unfortunately, they were not able to resuscitate the victims," she said, adding that everyone was accounted for.
All the skiers were experienced and had the appropriate equipment, Larson said. "Nature happened."
Several were swept as far as 1,500 to 2,000 feet down, said Deputy Chris Bedker, also with the King County Sheriff's Office. All had avalanche beacons, and one wore an avalanche rescue system, which works like an airbag and helped her to survive, he said.
The skiers were in a designated out-of-bounds area, but it was not closed and they were allowed to be there, Bedker said.
John Gifford, general manager of the Stevens Pass ski area in the Cascade Mountains, said the avalanche took place roughly three miles west of the resort. Operations were not affected.
Heavy snow has hit the region recently. A post on the resort's website Sunday reported that more than 2 feet of snow fell overnight Saturday.
The Northwest Weather and Avalanche Center forecast the area as having a high avalanche danger Sunday, Bedker said.
"The skiers were aware of that ... they took that risk," he added.
In a separate incident Sunday, a snowboarder was found dead near Snoqualmie Pass in the same mountain range. The cause of death was not immediately known.
-- CNN's Dave Alsup contributed to this report.


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How to Use the New 'Wood Camera' iPhone Photo Editing App
The digital world seems to agree: photos just look better when they're filtered.
A new app for iOS devices, called Wood Camera, enhances the "filtered" trend with easy-to-use editing features.
It works in a similar fashion to Instagram. What's unique here is the "live effects preview," which allows you to instantly see what filters will look like before snapping your picture — if you change your mind, you can go back and change it.
Another cool perk is its list of "sliding" editing tools, meaning you can adjust an image with the swipe of a slide bar (see photos below.) Options include Intensity, Brightness, Contrast, Sharpness, Saturation and Hue, among others.
You can stack about 10 effects on top of each other too, including a frame for a nice finishing touch.
One downside might be the amount of space it uses: 35.7 megabytes.
For a limited time, Wood Camera is available for 99 cents for iOS devices on the iTunes Store.
Watch the video above to see some of our favorite tips and tricks. Does this sound like something you'd use? Or, better yet, have you used Wood Camera? Tell us below.
11 Things We'd Change About Instagram
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Huntington settles suit over troubled plot
Huntington officials have settled a federal lawsuit with the owners of what was an illegal wood-chipping operation, who sued the town over a $71,000 property tax lien related to fires at the site.
Last year, the town spent about $284,000 to clean up mulch piles at 1130 W. Jericho Tpke. after a spate of fires. It also charged about $71,000 in administrative fees, and added both expenses, roughly $355,000, to the property tax bill.
In February, brothers Wayne and John Dougal, who own the lot where the Indian Head Ranch sits, filed the lawsuit contesting the administrative charges and asking that the fees be expunged. Federal Magistrate Judge E. Thomas Boyle agreed.
"While we would like to get more for our administrative time, we're happy to settle it and bring litigation to a close," said town board member Mark Cuthbertson, who sponsored the resolution to settle the case, along with town board member Mark Mayoka. The board unanimously approved the measure Tuesday.
The Dougal brothers could not be reached for comment. Their attorney, Arthur V. Graseck of Oakdale, said, "I think it is a good agreement."
After multiple fires broke out on the property between April 2 and April 23 of 2012, Town Supervisor Frank Petrone declared a state of emergency, which allowed the town to begin to remove what fire officials described as a pile about 300 feet long, 200 feet wide and up to 60 feet high in some areas.
Last May, a State Supreme Court judge ordered the Dougals and fire marshals to devise a plan to remove the remainder of the pile.
The town board approved an agreement and appropriated $250,000.
According to town officials, Boyle recommended a settlement -- without the administrative charges -- reasoning the town would be repaid in full for the $284,317.06 cost of the cleanup.
"There were very significant costs in trucking the material off the site," Cuthbertson said. "But we're happy that we were able to address this public health hazard at no expense to the taxpayers."
The amount of the cleanup will be paid when the property is sold, Cuthbertson said.
An 18.6-acre luxury, gated $60 million senior housing complex that straddles the towns of Huntington and Oyster Bay is slated for the site. Both towns have given conditional zoning-change and site plan approvals, but a civic group has sued Huntington, alleging the zone change is not in accordance with the town's comprehensive plan.


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Ronnie Wood, the English rock 'n' roller most recently known for dating model Ekaterina Ivanova—she's approximately one-third of his age (he's 63)—is launching a line of accessories, T-shirts and dresses with Liberty of London, to hit this fall. No word on whether the designs with be inspired by his supermodel gal pal, but how do we feel about musicians foraying into fashion?
The list is long: Jessica Simpson, Beyonce, Gwen Stefani, Mandy Moore, J.Lo, Posh Spice, Miley Cyrus...they've all tried their hand at fashion, with varying measures of (in my opinion) success.
So, would you pay a lot of money for a piece of clothing designed by a Rolling Stone or another famous person? Do you care? Do you even like how rockers dress and do you consider them fashion icons? I'd love to see a label—clothes, not umbrellas—from style icon, Rihanna.
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Royals Minor League Report: Aug. 5
Omaha Storm Chasers (59-58)
Salt Lake 5, Omaha 4
LP: Chris Dwyer (8-9)
HR: None
Salt Lake scored three in the seventh, breaking a 2-2 tie and ending Omaha's six-game road winning streak. Starter Dwyer allowed five runs (two earned), six hits and a walk over six-plus innings. Christian Colon was 2-for-4 with an RBI and a walk. He's batting .386 (17-for-44) over his last 10 games, and .331 (41-for-124) since July 1. Pedro Ciriaco added two hits and two runs.
NW Arkansas Naturals (22-21 in second half, 47-67 overall)
The Naturals will play at Corpus Christi (Astros) on Tuesday after making the trek from Springdale. The pitching matchup features 2012 first-round pick Kyle Zimmer (2-0, 0.00 ERA with NW Arkansas) against David Martinez (13-2, 2.01 ERA).
Wilmington Blue Rocks (17-25 in second half, 50-62 overall)
Salem 5, Wilmington 2
LP: John Lamb (4-12)
HR: None
Wilmington lost Game 1 at Salem. The Red Sox hit three solo homers off of Lamb (five runs on nine hits in seven innings, with five strikeouts). Tim Ferguson went 4-for-4 with a double for the Blue Rocks, raising his average to .333 (16-for-48). Ferguson missed more than three months with a right shoulder injury. Jack Lopez and Yem Prades each drove in a run.
Lexington Legends (26-18 in second half, 59-53 ovserall)
Lexington 2, Asheville 1
WP: Clayton Schulz (3-3)
HR: None
The Legends walked off on Bubba Starling's single, which scored Raul Mondesi. Starling recorded three of the five Lexington hits. He doubled in the second and scored on Fred Ford's double. Matt Murray limited Asheville to a run on three hits over four innings. Aroni Nina (3 2/3 innings) and Clayton Schulz (1 1/3 innings) held the Tourists scoreless in relief.
Idaho Falls Chukars (3-3 in second half, 22-22 overall)
Idaho Falls 9, Ogden 5
WP: Josiel Martinez (5-2)
SV: Glenn Sparkman (1)
HR: Hunter Dozier (6)
The Chukars won a second straight at home. First-round pick Dozier was 3-for-5 with a solo home run, two RBIs and two runs. Dominique Taylor added three hits, two RBIs and a run. Martinez (1 1/3 innings) leads the team with five wins. Twentieth-round selection Sparkman (two inning) recorded his first professional save.
Burlington Royals (20-24)
Burlington was off after splitting a two-game set at Danville. The series shifted to Burlington, with the clubs playing a matinee Tuesday.
Surprise Royals (4-5 in second half, 14-23 overall)
Arizona Brewers 5, Surprise 4
LP: Ryan Verdugo (2-1)
HR: None
The Royals lost a back-and-forth contest at Maryvale Baseball Park. Starter Pedro Fernandez (two runs on three hits and two walks in five innings, with five strikeouts) carried a shutout into the fifth. Amalani Fukofuka was 3-for-3 with a run scored. Brawlun Gomez added two hits and his 20th RBI, tops on the team.


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Because no one reads the newspaper, and SportsCenter's anchors are too perky for this early in the morning, Deadspin combs the best of the broadsheets and the blogosphere to bring you everything you need to know to start your day.
•Pacquiao's promoter Bob Arum says the match with Mayweather is off, after negotiations over drug testing apparently failed late last night. There is too much money in this fight for it not to happen, so Arum is lying. This is boxing; everybody is always lying about everything. We will bitch and moan and long for the good old days, and still pony up $49.95 when the fight actually happens. There: I just saved you about two months of stress.
•Cornell actually led with less than a minute left, but Kansas barely pulled it out. An Ivy League school. In Lawrence. Is it possible for a team to drop in the polls while staying undefeated?
•It took two OTs, but Dan LeFevour (that's French for "The Fever") and Central Michigan finally topped Troy in the GMAC Bowl. And that'll do it for this year's bowls where the outcome is in doubt, even a little.
•Tom Brady wins comeback player of the year. Considering he's got every other piece of hardware, I wouldn't be shocked if he faked last year's injury just to add this one to the mantle.
•Do you love schadenfreude? Then you'll love the top ten column predictions that couldn't have been more wrong. Some familiar writers on that list.
Whew, busy night. I'm glad the sports world is getting back to being an asylum after the usual holiday downturn. Let's keep it going.


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REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- For 27 years and counting, Stephen Strand has served the nation in a dual-hatted career.
And throughout that career, Strand has had to rely on the flexibility of his civilian employer -- and the support of his family -- to fulfill his dream to lead Soldiers as a Reserve officer.
Combining a rewarding civilian career with military service has been challenging. But working for the Department of Defense as both a government employee and a contractor has made it easier when duty has called this Reserve officer away from his civilian mission.
"As you progress in your civilian career, sometimes the Reserves can become too demanding and you have to make a choice," Strand said. "My ambitions on the civilian side do conflict with my ambitions on the Reserve side, and I have had at times to prioritize one over the other.
"I really haven't pursued further leadership positions at work because my Reserve duty does require a lot of my time and energy. It's important to me to do quality work, but right now my commitment to the Reserves keeps me from taking on even more responsibility."
During the work week, Strand is the lead engineer for Platform Integration and Launchers for the Army's Small Guided Munitions program, which is part of the Joint Attack Munition Systems Project Office, Program Executive Office for Missiles and Space. On the weekends and during deployments and various missions, he serves as the deputy commander of the 926th Engineer Brigade based in Montgomery.
"The 926th is the largest engineer brigade in the Army," Strand said. "We have six battalions with 5,300 Soldiers, 39 facilities in eight states throughout the Southeast and 47 deployable elements. We've always got somebody deploying, somebody about to come back and somebody getting ready to go.
"My role as the deputy commander is to get out among the units. So, I spend a lot of weekends visiting our companies and mentoring their command teams. I spend time with Soldiers, review their facilities and do informal command inspections. I make sure each company is making progress in the area of readiness and I make sure they have everything they need to deploy."
In May, he will be promoted to commander of the 368th Forward Engineer Support Team, a unit of 36 Soldiers based in Decatur, Ga., that works closely with the Corps of Engineers and that oversees the work of eight engineering units along the East Coast.
An Auburn University graduate, Strand chose the Reserves over active Army duty because he wasn't particularly keen on all the moves required by a full-time Soldier's career. At the time, he didn't realize Operation Desert Storm, two wars and military missions throughout the world would call him away from home.
"As it turned out, I ended up moving fairly often and I ended up with quite a bit of active duty time," Strand said.
"My career has included all levels of leadership, from enlisting and then going to college as an ROTC cadet. In the '80s and '90s, I did a lot of trips to Central America, Germany, the Bahamas, Egypt and other places in support of various engineering missions."
He was a lieutenant when he met and began dating the woman who would be his future wife. She got an inkling of what military life would be like from the beginning of their relationship.
"At the time I asked Claire out, the next day I deployed to Costa Rica for two weeks. So, we had to wait two weeks to go out on that first date," he recalled.
"From the beginning, Claire has been really supportive. The pace has gotten higher and higher over my career, particularly because the world has changed, and she has been there for me the entire time."
Strand was working at the Anniston Army Depot when he deployed as an Army civilian to Operation Desert Storm, where he oversaw all the processing of tanks shipped from Germany to theater and then issued to combat units. He was the only production engineer involved in the effort, and he was charged with tracking tanks through a process that involved new paint schemes and modifications that enhanced performance in a desert climate.
After returning from Operation Desert Storm, Strand moved to Redstone Arsenal in 1991 to work for the Program Executive Office for Missiles and Space.
"That's when my Reserve duty started involving more assistance missions predominantly for the State Department to help smaller countries," he said. "We were becoming far more integrated in what the active duty units were doing."
He left his government civilian career in 2003 to work for a newly formed small business, where he wrote software for Adtran. Unfortunately, a deployment to support the initial efforts in Operation Iraqi Freedom with the 926th Engineer Group later that same year ended his entrepreneurial career.
"We worked under the 101st, which was Gen. (David) Petraeus' unit. We did reconstructive projects in Mosul," Strand said of the Montgomery-based Reserve unit. "I really enjoyed the opportunity to be an entrepreneur with a new company. But while I was deployed the small business collapsed."
When he returned, Strand rejoined the Army civilian work force, returning to the PEO for Missiles and Space. But soon in 2007, he deployed again as the battalion commander of the 478th Engineer Battalion based at Fort Thomas, Ky.
"We deployed to the Al-Anbar Province in Iraq at the height of the conflict there," Strand said.
"We were there for the Anbar Awakening, which was the transition from the Sunnis fighting against U.S. forces to Sunnis realizing we were trying to help. Everything really changed dramatically when that happened, and we eventually moved on to the Kirkuk Province."
During the Anbar Awakening of 2007, Sunni Arab tribes in the western province turned on al-Qaida in their midst, joined forces with U.S. troops and dealt a blow that many credit with turning the tide of that conflict.
The engineering battalion commanded by Strand, which included about 1,000 Soldiers, was responsible mainly for route clearance. It also included a construction company and a bridge company.
"The construction we did was not so much in support of Iraqis, but for the forward operating bases," Strand said. "Most of the unit was involved in route clearance, and I was right out there with them because a leader needs to be where the unit's main effort is.
"The battalion received a meritorious unit award. We were engaged with the enemy many times and we located well over 200 IEDs (improvised explosive devices). Most of those we disposed of in the safe way, but we did have a few that detonated."
Nearly 30 Soldiers in the battalion received the Purple Heart for injuries they sustained in theater.
"All of our Soldiers came home. Most everybody was completely whole. We had a lot of post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury, and even after all this time those injuries are still a concern for those Soldiers," Strand said.
"But the important thing is they came home. The battalion ahead of us lost six Soldiers and the one after us lost three. We were fairly fortunate. We trained hard and had some luck, too."
The Reserves has changed significantly since Strand first entered service.
"We are now in a rotation of deployments that keeps the pace very high," he said. "In the mid-'80s, the Reserve component was set up in tiered readiness levels, so some units had more than others depending on where they fell in the war plan.
"In the '90s, slightly before Desert Storm, the Reserves became far more centered around combat service support. The theory was that active duty units would not go to war without Reserve units in support of that effort. It elevated the Reserves to the strategic level, and we became operational forces."
As units that are rotated for deployments every five years, "every Reserve unit now has its turn to be ready for a deployment," Strand said. "The integration between the Reserves and the active component is much tighter, and every Reserve unit gets full attention at the training level. The changes of the '90s provided for a lot more depth of talent in the Reserves."
Now, as active duty components reduce their numbers, the Reserves are gaining an even larger responsibility in support of the Army mission. And that also means the Reserve leadership is busier than ever, with Strand spending three weekends a month and six to seven weeks a year among Reserve units.
"My wife is as much an Army wife as an active duty wife. My family is a military family. Our children -- 17-year-old William, 15-year-old Katrina and 12-year-old Michelle -- are military children. They all know what it is like for their Soldier to be gone on the weekends and deployed to theater," Strand said.
"They have grown up with me deploying often. Many of the deployments for the smaller missions have been three or four weeks long. But I also spend a month away in the summer at training. And last year, when I was participating in the War College distance learning program, the kids had a dad who worked during the day and then spent his evenings on the computer in school."
Yet, Strand's family does find time to do things together. He is especially proud of his son recently becoming the fourth-generation Eagle Scout in the family. And he is both proud and surprised that his two oldest children are considering military careers.
He is also proud of the Soldiers he has led and who are now under his current command.
"Our Reserve Soldiers are well-trained and very dedicated to serving the nation," he said. "They are highly motivated Soldiers and I think part of the reason for that is the rotation cycle. Motivation is higher when you are training for a deployment.
"When I first joined the Reserves, most reservists were Vietnam veterans. Today, most of our reservists joined after we started going to war in Iraq. And nearly all are either Iraq or Afghanistan war veterans."
Strand often encourages others to consider a Reserve career.
"If you want to serve the nation in a military role where you can still keep your civilian life, then this is the way to go," he said.
"The Reserves offer plenty of opportunity. Reserve units are seeing more and more theater support and cooperation missions that the active duty Army just can't get to. These are missions that combatant commanders need done to help a region's infrastructure or to help with training or to help with medical aid. They are humanitarian missions in nature and the Reserves are well-suited for that role."
The Reserve component (including the National Guard) provide the Army with 80 percent of its engineering units. In addition, the Reserve component provides much of the Army's military police and medical units as well as most of its logistics elements.
But to continue in such important roles, the Reserve component must have the cooperation of its Soldiers' employers.
"Most Reserve Soldiers will migrate to employers that are supportive of their service," Strand said.


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|Lincoln Center's walkable green roof is scheduled to debut next spring. The roof, in the form of a hyperbolic paraboloid, will reach a full height of 11 feet from the plaza level and 23 feet from the sidewalk level; it will extend down to the plaza on the south end, providing access for pedestrians. The cross section below depicts the composition of the green roof system.
27. Next-Generation Green Roofs Sprout up in New York
New York is not particularly known for its green roofs, but two recent projects may put the Big Apple on the map.
In spring 2010, the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts will debut one of the nation's first fully walkable green roofs. Located across from the Juilliard School in Lincoln Center's North Plaza, Illumination Lawn will consist of a glass-walled restaurant topped with a 10,000-sf, sloped vegetated roof that will double as a campus lawn for students and the public.
The sloped green roof will add some much-needed softness to the hardscape that dominates Lincoln Center. "It will be a dynamic, engaging kind of space that people hopefully will want to run up on, play Frisbee, or relax," says Heidi Blau, AIA, LEED, partner with FXFOWLE Architects, which is collaborating with Diller Scofidio + Renfro on the Lincoln Center redevelopment.
To support the weight and handle the wear and tear from constant foot traffic, the design team specified a beefed-up version of a typical green roof system. A six-inch-thick composite poured-concrete/metal-deck structural slab rated for 100-pound live loads will support the 14-inch-thick vegetated roof. The slab will be supported on nine steel columns with five girders and 45 beams situated to create the saddle-like "hypar" roof shape. More on Illumination Lawn.
|High-end condos at the 101 Warren St. mixed-use development in New York overlook a rooftop urban forest, complete with 101 pine trees.
Four miles downtown, in Manhattan's Tribeca neighborhood, a new 950,000-sf mixed-use condo tower designed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill features what can only be described as a miniature urban forest atop the building's five-story podium. SOM teamed with local landscape architect Thomas Balsley Associates to develop the intensive green roof, which is composed of 101 Austrian pines—some reaching 35 feet in height—planted in a soil bed up to 42 inches deep.
The entire green roof system—which includes a 12- to 16-inch-thick concrete slab topped with a 2 mm waterproof membrane, a root barrier, four inches of rigid insulation, a three-inch-thick drainage panel, geotextile fabric, planting soil, and three inches of mulch—extends six feet deep in certain areas—a depth that has been proven to be sufficient in urban settings and broad planting areas, says Thomas Balsley. He estimates that the trees will eventually reach 50 feet in height.
All residents of the 31-story 101 Warren St. condo tower have access to the rooftop pine forest, and many ultra-lux units overlook the trees. The building's developer, Edward Minskoff, was willing to take on the extra cost of the urban forest because of the unique selling point it offered to prospective condo buyers. It also gave tenants some much-needed green space.
"The notion of a garden in the sky is very appropriate to the urban condition in New York, where the ground plane is precious and, therefore, the opportunities for semi-public space is explored in the third dimension," says Mustafa K. Abadan, FAIA, SOM
28. New LEED Retail Programs Speed up Certification
The U.S. Green Building Council's stated goal of reaching 100,000 LEED-certified buildings by 2010 will require thousands of new commercial buildings certified in the next six months. The building type that goes up fastest in the largest numbers is retail commercial buildings. Retail buildings have been LEED registered as prototypes since 2005, but LEED for Retail Commercial Interiors and LEED for Retail New Construction, now open for member ballot, would allow much more flexible certification.
The USGBC is also publishing a LEED for Retail Best Practices manual, to illustrate the strategies used by companies in the LEED for Retail pilot. Any green feature that isn't repeatable for a large number of stores is meaningless in retail, so best practices are even more important than in other building types. Some of the companies participating include Office Depot (LEED Silver in its Austin, Texas, store with six other similar stores), McDonald's (several LEED-
|When the green light is on (circled above), building occupants know it's okay to open the windows because outdoor air will moderate the building's mechanical system performance.
29. Notification System gives Teachers the Green Light to Open the Windows
One of the biggest complaints among K-12 school facility managers is the conflict that arises when teachers and students open the windows during not-so-ideal climate conditions. Introducing outside air into a conditioned building can decrease the mechanical system's efficiency if the outdoor climate conditions increase heating or cooling demands already being made on the mechanical system.
Since most K-12 school districts don't have the budget for high-end automated climate controls, communication and education are often the only tools facility managers have to prevent occupants from opening the windows during less-than-optimal weather conditions.
To help some of its K-12 school clients minimize energy costs, NAC¦Architecture has implemented a simple, inexpensive notification system made up of red and green lights located in the corridors. When the green lights are on, the windows can be opened to help cool the classroom spaces. When the red lights are on, all windows should remain shut, as outdoor air will inhibit the mechanical system's ability to properly condition the building.
"This system is an economical approach to the age-old quandary regarding operable windows," says Dana L. Harbaugh, AIA, LEED, principal architect with NAC¦Architecture, who developed the system. "It asks building users to facilitate environmental stewardship on a daily basis, raising awareness of their impact on energy usage."


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Tip of the Day: One thing I do to keep my in box from getting crazy crowded and disorganized what with all those newsy newsletters, is I set up a separate email account for newsletters and that kind of stuff. That way, all the newsletters come to one place and don't get mixed up with my personal emails. And I only have to check that email once a week or so and can quickly delete the email after I've read it.
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Types of Cancer
Cancer is not one disease but a group of many related diseases. All types of cancer have one thing in common: They begin in the cells – the body's basic units of life – and are characterized by uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells. The various types of cancer behave differently and require different types of treatment.


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Medical Records - Release of Information
A patient, or his/her legal representative, may inspect and/or obtain a copy, or have copies of medical records sent to another facility. There may be a charge for this service.
Dukes Memorial Hospital requires a completed and signed written request or authorization form for release of protected health information before releasing any documents to anyone, including the patient.
Obtaining Copies of Your Medical Records Release of Information (ROI)
Records can be released to anyone that the patient authorizes (in writing along with photo ID). A valid authorization MUST be fully completed, dated and signed or the request will be returned.
Forms completed by Power of Attorney (POA) require a copy of POA paperwork.
Medical records may be requested by a competent patient if the patient is 18 years of age or has been emancipated.
Medical records of a deceased patient may be requested by the personal representative of the patient's estate If the deceased does not have a personal representative, his or her spouse may make a request. If there is no spouse, a child of the deceased patient (or the parent, guardian or custodian of the child if the child is incompetent) may make a request.
If the patient did not die within Dukes Memorial Hospital, verify death by providing a copy of the death certificate. All requests will be reviewed to determine the identity of the requestor.
To Request a Copy of Medical Records Pertaining to You
- HIPAA Authorization Form
- Print and complete the PHI-Authorization for Use and Disclosure form
- The form must be completed, dated and signed.
- We ask that you specify what components of the medical records you wish to obtain. Often, the discharge summary, operative report and history and physical contain relevant information to suit your needs.
- If you have any questions regarding release of health information, please call (260) 416-3064.
To submit your request once your form is completed:
Please bring/mail form to:
Dukes Memorial Hospital (Directions and Map)
Information Desk
275 W. 12th Street
Peru, IN 46970
(765) 472-8000
- There may be a fee for this service.
- There will be no charge if requested materials are going to another healthcare facility to maintain continuity of care.
Additional Information
Please allow up to 14 calendar days for your request to be processed. Records will be sent through U.S. Mail unless indicated to pick-up. You may be contacted by the Release of Information Office when your records are ready. A photo ID is required.


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NephCure Foundation Fundraiser Bolstered By New York City Philanthropist Stewart Rahr
Nov 30, 2012, 05:05 ET
Engaged Donor Continues Support of Kidney Disease Non-Profit
NEW YORK, Nov. 30, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The NephCure Foundation took center stage on the New York City philanthropy scene Wednesday night, hosting prominent philanthropist Stewart Rahr and several New York City sports and entertainment stars at its eighth annual Countdown To A Cure benefit gala at Capitale in Manhattan.
Raising funds for research into the kidney disease FSGS and Nephrotic Syndrome, the NephCure event was attended by some 700 supporters from the tri-state area despite being re-scheduled from early November because of Hurricane Sandy. With live and silent auctions and other fundraising activities, the event generated an estimated $630,000 for research into these still incurable kidney diseases.
One of the largest single donors of the evening was Rahr, the billionaire philanthropist who created the Rahr Foundation with a $100 million commitment after selling his pharmaceutical distribution business. A prominent donor to scores of causes including The Make-A-Wish Foundation, The American Fallen Soldiers Project and the Susan B. Komen Foundation, Rahr has contributed over $200,000 to The NephCure Foundation over the past 18 months.
Wednesday night, he donated some $40,000 while bolstering other fundraising activities through active bidding on most of the 15 live auction items, including tickets to a live taping of Saturday Night Live as the culmination to a special night in New York City, an Ultimate New York Jets Package for a 2013 season home game, a New York Knicks luxury suite night for eight and dinner with reality TV star Teresa Giudice of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, who was in attendance.
Among the evening's other major donors were David Cone, the former All-Star pitcher who helped the New York Yankees to four World Series Championships, and Kris Benson, the former New York Mets standout pitcher who is an active philanthropist and NephCure Foundation donor. Also lending their celebrity to the event with appearances on the red carpet and participation in the live auction were former New York Knicks John Starks and John Wallace.
The primary honoree of the evening was John Keogh, who received the 2012 NephCure Foundation Service Award. Keogh, the Vice Chairman and COO of Ace Group, one of the world's largest multiline property and casualty insurers, was hailed for his philanthropy and dedication to NephCure's mission. Keogh is close friends with two families dealing with these kidney problems. He also serves on the board for the New York Police and Fire Widows' and Children's Benefit Fund.
Nephrotic Syndrome and FSGS are conditions that affect the tiny filtering mechanisms in the kidneys. The result is that beneficial protein is spilled from the kidneys into the urine and is lost. Over time, this condition can result in renal failure and the need for dialysis or a kidney transplant. The cause of Nephrotic Syndrome and FSGS is not known and there is no cure. FSGS is a leading cause of kidney failure in children.
The NephCure Foundation is the only organization solely committed to seeking a cause and cure for Nephrotic Syndrome and FSGS (Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis). Comprised of patients, their families and friends, researchers, physicians and other healthcare professionals, NephCure aims to help science unlock the biological mechanisms that cause these diseases and ultimately find a way to cure and prevent them.
SOURCE NephCure Foundation


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This book is really more a reference encyclopedia than a textbook.
The author is clearly very knowledgeable about light theory, the history of light, and the different types of lights that are available. I suspect much of the basic information provided on the different construction of various light bulbs will neither be of interest nor much use to most photographers.
However, there are several valuable chapters such as "Light and Shade" and "Controlling Light" that are well worth reading. In addition the sections on hard and soft light, direct and indirect light are very useful.
I feel this is an excellent supplementary text for anyone learning photographic lighting. For schools teaching photography, I'd recommend they include this book in their libraries.


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Sycamore DriveRendleshamWoodbridgeSuffolkIP12 2GF0.75 miles away
01394 462191 OR Suffolk Family Information Service on 0345 60 800 33
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GCH CH LTO Prosperity
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Our last stop of the evening is in Rapid City SD where the hometown Rapid City Kennel Club completed the second day of their three day set.
GCH CH Vaje's Jethrene Bodine
Day two finalists were the Black Cocker Spaniel, CH Silverhall Right As Rain, the Pharaoh Hound, Mia's Bakhu Risky Business Of Hallam, the Kuvasz, GCH CH Szumeria's Wildwood Silver Six Pence, the Miniature Schnauzer, GCH CH Allaruth Just Kidding V Sole Baye, the King Charles & Ruby English Toy Spaniel, GCH CH LTO Prosperity, the Chinese Shar-Pei, GCH CH Vaje's Jethrene Bodine, and the German Shepherd Dog, GCH CH Lonestar Margarita Rose.
Judy Webb's top two were her BIS, the Toy Spaniel, Prosperity, and the RBIS, the Shar-Pei, Jethrene. It's the first BIS for the not yet three year old. Congratulations to breeder/owner Mark A Landers, owner Ray J Cole, and handler Jeff L Wright.


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