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the cost of IVF treatment in Faridabad ciepends on several factors including the experience of the fertility doctor, complexity of the couple's case as well as utilization of donated sperms, eggs or embryos. The requirement of additional treatments such as ICSI treatment and Assisted hatching procedure along with IVF also increases the cost.
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It provides the user with the range of fertility treatment cost based on the success rates of the treatment which enable them to make smart and wise decision.
The prices for any fertility treatments are calculated by taking into consideration the market price of the treatment at various fertility centres and hospitals in the respective city.
The success rate of IVF treatment in Faridabad is around 70%. The success rates of IVF treatment in Faridabad depends on several factors including stimulation protocol utilized by the fertility doctor, advanced medical technology at the hospital as well as features of andrology and IVF lab.
Not necessarily. In one of the recent researches in the field of IVF procedures, 1 out of every 34 babies born from IVF treated mothers is twins or triplets. So, you can see the ratio and understand the chances of occurrence of twin or triplet pregnancy.
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After spending a lot of time on medications, ultrasound monitoring, and egg retrieval procedure, comes the final step in the In Vitro Fertilization process called as the blastocyst transfer. Blastocyst transfer is a development stage in the process of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART), which involves the placement of an embryo into the uterus of a woman for helping her in achieving pregnancy. Blastocyst transfer is the final step in the process of In Vitro Fertilization and thus the phase is full of anxiety and stress. After the placement of an embryo into the uterus, another major thing, which must happen, is the Embryo Implantation. The Embryo is placed into the uterus of a woman but implantation occurs naturally when the embryo is attached to the uterine lining. The embryo implantation occurs usually one to five days post embryo transfer. The embryo is transferred five to six days after blastocyst stage or follicular aspiration. The entire procedure of Blastocyst Transfer is completed in the time of four to five days.
Blastocyst Transfer is recommended to couples and singles in the following cases:
Blastocyst transfer is also advised in cases of Genetic Disorders, Endometriosis, and Impaired Sperm Production.
The Blastocyst Transfer cost in Faridabad ranges between Rs.9956.4 to Rs.17390.51. The Blastocyst Transfer cost in Faridabad with good and fair success rates varies from Rs.16859.5 and Rs.29603.7 and Rs.29072.69 and Rs.36506.8 respectively. The cost depends on various factors such as qualification of the doctor, location of the IVF centre in Faridabad, success rates of the fertility doctors and infrastructure of the fertility clinics in Faridabad.
With the introduction of Blastocyst Transfer in IVF, the chances of a successful pregnancy increase manifold. This leads to increased price with the improved results of the IVF treatment. Blastocyst transfer is an additional cost to IVF, which might vary.
Twin babies are formed when a fertilized egg, which is, also known as ovum divides into two parts. This happens in the case of identical twins. When fraternal twins are considered, then two eggs are fertilized by two sperms, which lead to the formation of two embryos.
The success rates of blastocyst transfer depend on several distinctive factors. Women develop chromosomal abnormalities after a certain age due to which the implantation success rates are reduced. The other factors that affect the blastocyst success rates are:
If you are suffering from any of the above-mentioned problems, you can contact elawoman.com to overcome the problem of infertility. The causes of above mentioned are many like hormonal disorders, hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism, issues with the endometrial lining and autoimmune problems. All of these disorders and fertility related issues can be treated at the IVF centres in Faridabad. You can book an appointment at elawoman.com to find the best fertility centre in Faridabad.
The placement of blastocyst directly into the highly receptive womb on day fifth or sixth-day follicular aspiration can have more success rates of embryo implantation than that of a non-IVF reproduction. Transferring blastocysts is a direct method for successful implantation. As per the studies, women at the age of 30 have more success rates, say 40-50 percent whereas women who have crossed the age of 35 have fewer chances of successful conception.
One disadvantage is that for women who have crossed 35 years of age, there are fewer chances of achieving pregnancy. Other side effects may include:
Some of the IVF centres in Faridabad facilitate Blastocyst culturing that can increase the blastocyst transfer cost in Faridabad.
In the initial first two weeks, the first important thing doctors suggest is to keep calm and stress-free and wait for a positive outcome. Doctors also recommend plenty of sleep for the patient, to avoid consumption of harmful substances, like caffeine, alcohol, and tobacco. Vigorous exercise and sexual intercourse are recommended to be avoided during this time, to prevent any complications or infections. Healthy and balanced diet is prescribed by the fertility doctors in Faridabad. For better results and proper diet suitable for your health, you can contact elawoman.com to get help in finding the best dietician for you so that you may have proper diet. At Ela, we also provide counseling sessions where you can get the best advice for your next step and for complete emotional support during this anxious period.
You are not alone in the journey of parenthood. Elawoman is always there for your support and guidance at each step. At Ela, we understand that going through this phase is not easy and our support and guidance can make it easy. In case of any query regarding fertility treatment, feel free to visit elawoman.com .


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When Utah State University professor Robert Gillies took over the Utah Climate Center (UCC), the center was not recognized for its research in climate. Since becoming director of the UCC, Gillies has helped bring the center from a position of anonymity to one of national recognition by federal government agencies like NOAA.
"I went with my USU colleagues to Salt Lake City and gave a presentation to the legislature to obtain base funding for the center. This funding meant that the UCC has been able to set up an IT infrastructure of more than 70 weather stations located throughout the state to help famers and orchardists manage their agriculture," said Gillies.
The data produced from these systems helps farmers increase productivity and management of their crops, such as preventing harm in situations like overnight freezing.
"They can now monitor when the temperature has reached a critical low point and assess the need to start the burners and fans in order to prevent freezing of fruit buds or flowers. In the past they didn't have this timely information and were required to start and run the burners longer than was perhaps needed," said Gillies.
It can cost up to $15,000 an hour to run the burners and fans. The systems implemented by the center have saved the famers from unnecessary hours running the burners and profit loss.
Gillies gave his Inaugural Lecture Series presentation March 27, the 13th and final lecture of this academic year's installment. His lecture, "PHinally Done," described the educational system in Scotland and his career path that led him to USU.
"Depending how well you performed on a test at age 11 in Scotland decided which tier and career path you pursued. I was fortunate to have been able to pursue a university path," said Gillies.
Before coming to the United States, Gillies spent time in medical school, took a one-year sabbatical as president of the Glasgow University Athletic Club and also spent time serving in the Royal Navy.
"Opportunities came up and I took advantage of them every chance I could," said Gillies.
After serving as a research associate at Pennsylvania State University, Gillies came to Logan, Utah, because of various prospects that USU offered as well, as well as the advantage of the outdoor opportunities.
Since taking the post as director of the Utah Climate Center at USU, Gillies' research has been focused on climate diagnostics. His research team has discovered key findings in climate.
"The sea surface temperature in the western Pacific affects the northern Utah precipitation regime. Discovering the tropical correlations was an important step towards understanding the mechanisms that drive Utah's precipitation regime," said Gillies.
This discovery was instrumental in the ability to better understand the persistent inversions that plague northern Utah.
"The nasty inversions are also in part driven from the western Pacific," said Gillies. "The most recent discovery has been that inversions are modulated by an oscillation in the north Atlantic that cause them to reset every six years."
Gillies also recently published with his colleagues, a paper on the impact of the changing climate in Utah.
"In the paper we analyzed 50 or 60 years' worth of climate data which show a decline in snowfall but a tendency towards an intensification of northern Utah's precipitation that is increasingly coming in the form as rain." said Gillies.
Gillies looks to continue to bring the Utah Climate Center into the national spotlight, and collaborate with other professors around USU.
"USU has a lot of really good scientists and there are many opportunities to collaborate with faculty in other disciplines to address the consequences of climate change both here in Utah, the USA and the world," said Gillies.
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I'm reading Robin Givhan in the Washington Post. The post title is the headline. There are lots of photographs of glamorous clothes with an edge of trashiness. I clipped out part of one photograph. Not randomly selected. It's what caught my eye as I scanned the page with the idea of "female empowerment" foremost in my mind. I've left out what Givhan calls the "teeny-tiny shorts" (which are what we used to call "hot pants").
Let's see how Givhan answers the question posed in the headline:
Yes, the female form is beautiful, but is it made more beautiful by borrowing clothes from the boys, by wrapping it in a cloud of debauchery, by having parts exposed in a way that makes a woman "all legs" instead of full human?I guess I'm not going to get an answer to the question, only more questions. Questions good. Why not a column full of questions? Maybe we women writers should be all questions, just like the runway models are "all legs."
This is not to say that the collection was bad or offensive or improper, only that it raised questions. And raising questions is good, particularly in this moment when the culture, both here and in the United States, is considering its male and feminine norms....
[Male designers at Saint Laurent] have told women that it is empowering and satisfying to wear teeny-tiny snakeskin shorts with towering heels, to splash through shallow waters with breasts bared on a night chilly enough that guests were swaddled under blankets. They have told them that the ideal female form has the spindly legs of a filly — so immature and scrawny that one half expects the model to collapse in a heap from the sheer exhaustion of having to walk upright....So, yeah, we do end with more questions. I was going to say it's the same old questions I've always seen about fashion designers, but really the questions have evolved. What I used to see (half a century ago) was the question whether the designers hated women. This idea was typically tied to the observation that they didn't sexually desire women at all: The designers are gay and that's why the clothes are hostile to women. What we see in this new column is the idea that male sexual desire for women is driving the designs. Are the designers not gay anymore? Why would expensive clothes be designed to "satisfy" men? The women are the clients. What's the logic here?
Yes, the female form is beautiful. It's inspirational. But what has it inspired? And has that been empowering to women or simply satisfying to men?
Oh, I see I'm doing questions, even as I want Givhan not to proceed in the form of question-asking. All right. I'll posit some answers to her questions. Why shouldn't I take the power to say what's what? I will! The clothing is designed to call out to women. It looks the way it does because that has been working to sell clothes. The women who buy those clothes think those clothes will benefit them, and the perception that this is what heterosexual men desire in a woman is a perception that needs to take place in the mind of the woman, and that is the perception the designer is trying to stimulate. If the woman buys clothes that she perceives as satisfying male desire, she is seeking sexual power over men.
And I suspect that one reason Robin Givhan doesn't say that is because it criticizes the woman. The question "has that been empowering to women or simply satisfying to men?" leaves women in the down position, where we can muse MeTooishly. That's a politically advantageous place to stop. And how much of the advertising in The Washington Post comes from the fashion industry? That's another reason to end with musing questions and not rough critique — economic interest.
Raising questions is good, particularly in this moment....


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This article seeks to define the early development of Raphael's approach to the representation of the nude figure by reviewing the sources and dating of a number of his figure studies. It opens by linking some of these drawings to antiquities visible in Rome to support the theory of Raphael's presence in that city before 1508. It is then argued that, prior to his first studies after antique sculpture and the live nude model, executed in Florence, Raphael had assimilated classical motifs through a close study of the art of Perugino and Antonio Pollaiuolo. New evidence is presented to show that, contrary to a currently held view, Perugino and Pollaiuolo closely imitated antique sources.
Michelangelo's designs for St. Petronius, St. Proculus and the Candelabrum-Bearing Angel, carved for the Shrine of St. Dominic in Bologna during a stay in the city from 1494 to 1495, illustrate his sensitivity to the object as a visual experience bound to the observer and governed by conditions imposed by the site. The visual evidence provided by these three statuettes in fact demonstrates that, from the beginning of his career as a sculptor, Michelangelo's fundamental ideas concerning figural composition al giudizio dell'occhio, for which he later would become famous, were firmly in place.
Some designs for a grand double tomb by Michelangelo are considered to be designs for the never executed Magnifici tomb in the Medici chapel. The reclining figures displayed on the sarcophagi in these designs were accordingly interpreted as the Magnifici effigies. However, for stylistic and iconographic reasons these figures cannot represent effigies. This puts in question the original cause of these designs and consequently leads to wonder whether Michelangelo ever intended to erect a double tomb for the Magnifici on the free entrance wall of the Medici Chapel. It seems that almost from the outset he planned to have two double tombs on the lateral walls.
The rediscovery and analysis of the only extant fresco cycle by Michele Tosini (1503-1577) reaffirms the importance of this Mannerist artist in mid-sixteenth century Florence. The chapel frescoes, commissioned by the Strozzi family, depict the Adoration of the Kings and the Marriage at Cana, two events associated with the favorite Florentine feast day of the Epiphany. A third event, the Baptism of Christ is juxtaposed with a Lamentation scene in the original altar panel. Together, the frescoes and altar panel define the program of the chapel as the full cycle of redemption from the infancy narratives through Christ's sacrifice and death.
The story of Ixion's desire for Juno is one of the more seldom represented myths in the Renaissance. When it does appear in painting, it thematizes his punishment by Jupiter. A notable departure from this tradition is a painting created by Rubens shortly after his return from Italy to Antwerp. Instead of addressing Ixion's suffering, it concentrates on his deception as he embraces a "false" Juno fashioned by Jupiter out of clouds. This essay proposes that Rubens' interpretation draws on a specific classical reading of the myth of Ixion, as well as on contemporary theoretical ideas about pictorial eloquence.
Claude's rendering of Ovidian scenes is best considered in the context of his approach to classical pastoral, and particularly his affinity to Sannazaro's Arcadia. The first part of this paper explores this aspect of Claude's work. The second part considers his treatment of subjects from Ovid, suggesting that his approach differs from that of earlier artists, avoiding dramatic and erotic subjects, and usually also avoiding the actual moment of metamorphosis. Claude's Acis and Galatea is seen as exemplifying his rendering of Ovidian scenes; showing a moment of idyllic happiness shortly to be disturbed by tragic events. This "vespertinal" mood is seen as according with that of pastoral in general. Thus Claude succeeds in reintegrating Ovid's subversive use of pastoral motifs into the pastoral tradition.
A large drawing on seventeenth-century French paper of a Putto in Flight bearing an old attribution to Poussin corresponds in size and design to a putto in Le Temps et la Verité, painted for Cardinal Richelieu by Poussin in the Palais Royal in Paris in 1641. Stylistically anomalous in the corpus of Poussin's known oeuvre, it "should" be a copy - perhaps by young Charles Le Brun, who was working in the same palace at the same time - though this explains neither its variations from the painting nor what kind of preparatory work was required for Poussin to execute Le Temps et la Verité.
Don Quixote occupies an emblematic place in Daumier's work. But contrary to the literary myth of Cervantes's hero, the legend surrounding the artist is based on sparse textual and biographical sources. With 29 paintings and 41 drawings, the Don Quixote motif is the most important in Daumier's work. But why? The «marvelous kinship» (J. Adhémar) between Don Quixote and Daumier must be reinterpreted in the light of ideological, literary and artistic relationships between Spain and France in the 19th century. They reveal that the Don Quixote iconography, far from merely reflecting in an autobiographical fashion the failure of an ageing artist, is instead instrument of conquest and of artistic recognition.
Recent inquiry into the critical reception of Goya's Family of Charles IV as caricature traced a particular phrase, "a grocer and his family who have just won the big lottery prize," that appears in American art history survey textbooks, back to reported comments by Renoir in 1907. New research finds the phrase originated in an 1887 survey of Spanish art by the Belgian critic Lucien Solvay, who did not consider Goya's portrait to be caricature. This article explores the ways in which Solvay's phrase was borrowed and applied, and how these re-uses reflected a dramatic shift in interpreting Goya's painting.
The new "Delft-type" of church interiors appeared in Dutch painting of the Golden Age exactly at mid-century. It is characterized by an original two-point scheme designed to form a corner at the nearest, assymetrically placed column. No convincing explanation has been provided for this "dramatic turn around 1650" (Giltaij), especially in view of the fact that Gerard Houckgeest - the inventor of the scheme - painted still in 1648 church interiors of the traditional type. I would like to suggest here a source of possible inspiration, namely Rembrandt's Medea-etching of 1648, which on closer analysis shows a similar spatial arrangement. A further link might be provided by the use of curtains both in Rembrandt's works (Holy Family, 1646) and in the church interiors of the Delft-type.


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The stone age is over. The FAA has just announced that electronic devices can be used during any phase of a flight. No more waiting till 10,000 feet to listen to more Kanye or play Candy Crush!
This doesn't mean that you can make phone calls or use your electronics all willy nilly during flight. Airlines will begin going through their fleets now and should be able to prove to the FAA by the end of the year that they can handle using an electronic device during a flight.
Cell phones are still not allowed to make calls on a plane, but they can be in airplane mode. During takeoff and landing, laptops, iPads, Kindles, and other similar devices will still need to be stored in a seatback pocket.
But immediately after takeoff, it'll be a book-reading, music-listening, game-playing free-for-all in the skies.
Or, you could consider not staring at a screen for your entire flight and read an actual physical book instead. Or buy something from SkyMall. Either or.
Still, this is a good step from the FAA, since we all know that these regs have been a little nuts for years now.
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Less than 1 hr in microwave
10-12 big Laddus
What you need:
2 cups Fine Semolina/Rawa/Suji
1.5 cups Powdered Sugar
3/4 cup Ghee
1 tsp Powdered Cardamom
8-10 Cashews cut into pieces (Optional)
12-15 Raisins (Optional)
How to proceed:
1) Place rawa in a microwave safe bowl and add ghee to it.. Mix well and place in microwave on high for 6 mins
2) Keep stiring in between at interval of every one minute.. (6 mins)
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*1) Heat ghee in a pan and add semolina to it
*2) Roast on low medium stiring constantly till u smell aroma of rawa.. (30-40 mins)
This procedure usually takes 30 mins or so and your hands tend to retire before the rolling of laddus starts!
Follow rest of the steps as below]
3) When done, remove and set aside to cool in a wide plate (30 mins)
4) Once cool, add powdered sugar cardamom and nuts and mix well to remove lumps. I prefer not adding any nuts to rawa laddus.
5) Roll laddus with hand.
6) If they break easily and are hard to roll, add 2-3 tbsp hot melted ghee and then try rolling in circular shape..
7) Store in air tight container and enjoy for next few days!
The above snap is of microwave rawa laddus..Have a look at the ones I made 2-3 weeks back.. Dont both look equally mouth watering???? :)
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Is there a word or phrase or expression for something that you ask in return for a product or service, when it is something other than money?
And what is the verb that goes with it when someone "pays" the non-monetary price?
(I can't think of anything else other than "a favour in return", with possibly the verb "to do a favour in return for the product"; or "a kickback", which sounds fishier than I would like, and I don't know what verb goes with that.)


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Last week at Brooklyn's school, they had the opportunity to dress up each day according to a particular theme. Monday was Crazy Day. As you can see...my girl can get SOME kind of CRAZY! She has on leggings that are a different color on each leg, a boot on one foot, a flip-flop on the other, shorts, shirt, scarf, hat, headband, 2 diff. earrings and a wild hair do.
Lastly, Friday was Spirit Day. It was all about getting as Orange and Black as possible. We weren't allowed to paint her face or color her hair...so we were limited....but I think we still did pretty good! I got an old pair of her white canvas shoes and painted one black and one orange. She wore one orange sock (with the black shoe) and one black sock (with the orange shoe). She made herself a choker necklace and a bracelet out of orange and black beads and put on a black lace finger-less glove. We put ribbons in her pixie pig tails and she was ready to Rock It!
Thursday was BY FAR our favorite!!! PROM DAY! There was no question about what dress she would wear...the delimma was HOW we would do her hair! (If you don't know this about me....I love doing hair!) Anyway, I did her whole head in ringlet curls and then we pulled it over to the side and I pinned it up on top and put a rhinestone pin in..then covered the whole thing with silver sparkle hair spray! She looked GORGEOUS! I went up to the school that day and had lunch with her (so I could spy out all the other prom get-up) and I could quickly see that I was a bit over-the-top with her hair do. Some of the other girls had pretty dresses on....but no ones hair looked like they were ready for ACTUAL prom, like Brooklyn's. ha ha...we don't care. We had FUN! :)
I think I had more fun fixing her up during this week than I have since she was a baby and I could dress her up and put bows in her hair! She was so cute and aggreeable to let me do whatever I wanted! One thing about my girlie...she's got style! :o)


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Brad Keselowski may not be a "Brickyard Legend" yet in his career, but he drives for one. Keselowski's team owner is Roger Penske, the winningest team owner in Indianapolis 500 history with 15 victories in the world's biggest race. But in NASCAR, Penske's drivers have never won the Brickyard 400 or the NASCAR Sprint Cup title.
Keselowski is attempting to change that this season as he enters the Good Sam Roadside Assistance 500 on Sunday at Talladega Superspeedway with the Cup points lead. He scored his second Chase victory out of the first three races last Sunday at Dover.
"There are seven races to go," Keselowski said. "It feels great to win. I'm so proud of my team. But I can't state loudly enough how much longer this battle is. It's very tempting, whether it's the media or the teams themselves, to get in a comfort zone of saying, such and such has control of this Chase. But there's a reason why it's 10 rounds. We're not even halfway. We're three rounds in. By no means do I feel like we're the favorite. Certainly, we're not the underdog at this point. But I think there's so much racing to go, so many opportunities for things to go wrong or right for anyone out there. It's way too early to point those fingers and say those things. My perspective is we've got a lot more racing to go. Let's just let the racing play out and go from there."
Keselowski's record at Talladega is very impressive with two wins, three top-five and five top-10 finishes in just seven starts. He finished fourth in this race last October and drove to victory here in April.
A major reason why Keselowski is atop the standings is crew chief Paul Wolfe, the quiet, understated but confident leader of the No. 2 Dodge crew.
"Honestly, I had a great feeling about Dover all week," Wolfe said. "I know a lot people expected us to struggle, just by looking on paper at our average finish. That's not always the best way to judge this Miller Lite Dodge team. I really don't feel like we have any weaknesses on our team. In our two Chase wins, we've won on pure speed and we won on fuel mileage. To me, that's covering all of your bases. Now we get to part of the schedule where I think our strengths will shine. I love racing at Talladega. We have a lot of confidence going back there as the winner of the spring race. There is still a lot of racing left to go in this Chase, but I like our position in the standings, for sure.
"I couldn't be prouder of the guys on the Miller Lite Dodge for the work they've put in all year, but especially over the first three races in the Chase. We've taken tracks that were perceived weaknesses and shown that they are anything but that. Like Brad has said, there is a lot of racing left in this Chase, but we're now getting to a part of the schedule where we feel like we can extend the points lead. It starts this weekend at Talladega. It's obviously a great track for Brad. Penske Racing, as a group, has been very competitive on the restrictor-plate tracks this season. I think we've learned a few things since then that will make us even more competitive this weekend."
While Keselowski has the look of a driver who may one day become a "Brickyard Legend," all of the Chase drivers who have won at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Cup Series are in the top 10 in the Chase.
This is important because the eventual Cup champion has finished in the top 10 in seven of the last eight Chase races at Talladega. However, a driver not in the Chase has won four of the last eight Chase races at Talladega.
While the race victory may go to a non-Chaser, it is vital for Chase drivers to stay out of the "Big One" – the inevitable pileup bred by restrictor-plate racing – and try to at least bring the car home in one piece and in the top 10.
Four-time Brickyard winner and five-time Cup champion Jimmie Johnson is just five points behind Keselowski for the Cup lead. At Talladega, he has two wins, five top-five and nine top-10 finishes in 21 starts. He was 26th here last October and 35th earlier this year.
"Well, as you can probably see from our finishes this year, we haven't had a lot of luck at the restrictor-plate tracks," Johnson said. "It definitely is the one track in the Chase I've kind of been a little concerned about. There are a lot of great tracks for the 48 coming up in the Chase, but this one is definitely one where anything can happen. There are so many things that are out of your control. There is a lot of room on this track to move around though, obviously, and try things. I think the odds are in our favor to be able to finish one of these restrictor-plate races this year. At least I hope so."
Toyota driver Denny Hamlin is third in the Chase, 16 out of the lead followed by another Toyota driver, Clint Bowyer, who is 25 points out.
Two-time Brickyard winner and three-time Cup champion Tony Stewart is the next "Brickyard Legend" in the standings. Stewart, from Columbus, Ind., is fifth, 32 behind Keselowski.
"We're looking at it as an opportunity to gain some points and positions," Stewart said. "Every time you're at Talladega, you try to take care of yourself and your equipment by not getting yourself in compromising positions that are going to take you out of an opportunity to get you to the end of the race. For me, it's no different whether the race is in April during the regular season or in October when I'm in the Chase."
Stewart's Talladega record includes one win, ninth top-five and 13 top-10 finishes in 27 starts. He was seventh last October and 24th this past April.
Former Indianapolis resident and former United States Auto Club (USAC) star Kasey Kahne is sixth in the Chase, 32 out of the lead. Kahne has no wins, three top-five and four top-10 finishes in 17 starts at Talladega. He was sixth in October 2011 and fourth in April of this year.
"Talladega is really the biggest wild card in the Chase (for the NASCAR Sprint Cup)," Kahne said. "Almost everyone has a shot at the win, but you can be out of running early, too. We're going into the weekend with a couple of good superspeedway finishes this year, and the guys at the shop put together awesome restrictor-plate cars. If we can stay out of trouble, we should have a solid day."
NASCAR's fan favorite is eighth in the Chase, but Dale Earnhardt Jr. always is a threat to win at Talladega. He won four in a row from 2001-03 and has five wins, nine top-five and 13 top-10 finishes in 25 starts. He was 25th last October and ninth in April. Earnhardt is seventh in the standings, 39 out of the lead.
"We've rode around and played it pretty conservative before," Earnhardt said. "That hasn't really worked out. Last couple times we've been racing just as hard as we can race, and I think that's just about what we'll do this time."
Another Toyota driver, Martin Truex Jr., is eighth in the Chase. He is followed by 2003 Brickyard 400 winner Kevin Harvick, who is ninth in the Chase, 46 points out of first place. At Talladega, Harvick has one win, six top-five and 10 top-10 finishes in 23 starts. He was 32nd last October and 25th in April.
"I go to Talladega with the approach that you have a 50-50 chance when you get there," Harvick said. "You're either going to have a great day because you finished or you're going to have a torn-up race car. I've gone with that mentality since my first race at Talladega. It's just one of those racetracks where you really don't have any expectations, and you just go out and run as hard as you can because there are so many things out of your control.
"I love this style of racing. I love the strategy and the pushing and the shoving and all of the things that come with it. With that comes a lot of risk as far as getting torn up. Kind of like the rest of our year, we haven't gotten the finishes that we've been accustomed to in the past at the superspeedways. Hopefully, we've been saving all of that luck up and can get through this weekend and put ourselves up front when it counts. It'll be fun to see how it all shakes out."
And after last Sunday's great run at Dover, four-time Brickyard 400 winner and four-time Cup champion Jeff Gordon has moved into the top 10 in the Chase, 48 points behind leader Keselowski.
Gordon is one of the best at Talladega Superspeedway, where he is the active leader with six wins, 14 top-five and 18 top-10 finishes in 39 starts. He has faded recently, though, with a 27th-place finish last October and a 33rd this past April.
"There is no set strategy that works best," Gordon said. "If there was, we all would be doing it. Drafting can be fun and the finish is usually exciting, but you don't know when, where or if you're going to be caught up in the 'big one.' I've raced up front and been caught up in a wreck. I've also been involved while running in the middle of the pack and also while running what I thought was a conservative distance back of the main pack, but I've also won using each of those strategies. You may have to use each at some point during the race. You just need to be willing to change and adjust if a different plan will put you in a better position to win. You rely on your spotter providing good information about which lane is doing what or who has a run, but you're constantly looking at the mirrors in your car in that situation.
"If we're going to have any shot at moving up the standings or having any shot at the championship, then things will need to go our way this weekend. Everybody knows they can win here, and we believe we can win, as well. We always seem to have fast cars here. We look at this race as an opportunity."
Two Roush-Fenway drivers round out the Chase. Greg Biffle – the Cup points leader at the end of the 26-race regular season – is 11th, 51 points out. Two-time Daytona 500 winner and 2003 Cup champion Matt Kenseth is 12th, 72 points out of the lead. For these two drivers, a victory at Talladega may be the only thing that can return them to contention for this year's championship.


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Thayne, WY
The goals for ultrasound technician program in Thayne are to train students to become professional sonographer in medical field, to reach to develop interpersonal skill in interact with patient and medical administrative, to train utilizing sound waves to producing picture of human body while in examination procedure, to assist to improve ability to practice proper patient care, to make sure student have ability to procedure high quality image with optimum info to diagnosis process, and to provide understanding, medical ability, problem solving skill to work in sonography occupation.
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What do ultrasound technicians do in general? Sonographers are responsible for a series of activities related to successfully completing diagnostic ultrasound procedures on patients. The ultrasound technician job duties and responsibilities include:
- Verifying patient clinical history and health status, evaluating related tests and images
- Communicating comfortably and clearly with patient to explain the procedure, answer questions and relay information about what to expect during the procedure
- Communicating any concerns to the referring or interpreting physician as needed prior to the planned ultrasound procedure
- Consulting with medical professionals and independently assessing any possible need to adapt the planned procedure to achieve optimal results
- Administering contrast media through an intravenous line as needed after receiving appropriate approval
- Upholding quality patient care standards as professionally defined before, during and after the procedure
- Operating the ultrasound equipment and analyzing findings in real time during the examination to ensure optimal data is obtained
- Physically moving or assisting the movement of the patient as necessary to ensure comfort, a successful procedure and minimal patient exposure to high-frequency sound waves
- Evaluating ultrasound exam results to identify expected and unexpected outcomes given the procedure plan as well as whether appropriate test guidelines and protocols were followed
- Identifying and documenting unexpected results that may indicate the need for further testing or immediate medical attention
- Completing ultrasound technician worksheets that explain test findings to the physician
While performing these duties, ultrasound technicians help preserve the integrity of the profession by adhering to a professional code of ethics designed to protect patient wellbeing, competent practice, professional standards and public trust. They take active roles in assessing the safety and effectiveness of the equipment they operate as well as the work environment and all aspects of their involvement in the profession.
Are There Different Types of Medical Sonographers?
Because sonography is used on so many different areas of the body, most sonographers choose to specialize in one or more areas. These include: obstetric/gynecologic sonographers, who study the female reproductive system; abdominal sonographers, who inspect organs such as the gallbladder, bile ducts, kidneys, liver, pancreas, spleen and the male reproductive system; neurosonographers, who study the nervous system and the brain; breast sonographers who aid in mammography in order to detect breast cancer, track tumors, monitor blood supply conditions, and assist in biopsy of breast tissue; and vascular and cardiac sonographers, who study the heart and blood vessels.
How To Become an Ultrasound Technician in Thayne
Ultrasound technician schools in Thayne require that you have a high school diploma or a GED. Depending on the level of degree you are studying for, you may need to take a year of basic courses such as communications, logic and mathematics, psychology, biology and chemistry. During this time, you must maintain a certain grade point average in order to continue with the ultrasound technician program in Thayne. Additionally, schools may require admissions essays or interviews prior to admitting a student to the ultrasound degree program.
In addition to meeting academic standards, you should be in reasonably good physical health, able to stand for prolonged periods, and able to routinely lift weights of 50 pounds or more, as is it often necessary to position patients and maneuver heavy equipment. Other desirable skills include technical aptitude, the ability to keep calm when confronted by an anxious or angry patient and the ability to communicate clearly and compassionately.
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Choosing Your Ultrasound Technican Program in Thayne
While the length and depth of ultrasound technician programs in Thayne vary, all programs will cover college-level course work in biology, math, physics, written and oral communication, as well as clinical training in ultrasound equipment and techniques.
Certificate Programs
The 1-year certificate program is designed exclusively for students who have experience and education as certified allied health professionals in other fields but are looking to move or expand into diagnostic medical sonography.
Associate's Degrees
The associate's degree is the most popular training program for professional ultrasound technicians. Students must be high school graduates to be considered for enrollment in this 2-year training program.
Bachelor's Degrees
A 4-year bachelor's degree from an accredited ultrasound school will provide students with a well-rounded education in addition to the clinical training needed to be successful as an ultrasound technician. A bachelor's degree in diagnostic medical sonography also allows students to sit for advanced certification exams, giving them a competitive edge over other applicants when seeking jobs.
Job Outlook
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), jobs for diagnostic medical sonographers, which include ultrasound technicians, are projected to increase by 43% between 2012 and 2022 (www.bls.gov) in Thayne. This growth is attributed to the fact that health care providers prefer ultrasound imaging as a safer alternative to radiology. The BLS also noted that the median annual wage for diagnostic medical sonographers was $61,864 in May 2014.
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Every family's circumstances and needs are different, and it's a good idea to discuss your twins' options with schools before you apply.
About 80% of schools with more than 1 class in a year group give parents of twins the choice of whether to separate their twins or keep them together.
If a school only has 1 class in a year group, it will not be possible to split twins.
But some single-form schools are happy to do other things to help separate twins, such as putting them into different activity groups.
Making the right choice for your twins
Your decision to separate your twins or keep them together will be based on your twins' personalities, abilities and needs.
Involve your twins in the decision and listen to their preferences as to whether they want to stay together or go into separate classes at school.
If there's the choice of separating your twins when they start school, you have 3 options:
- start them together and plan for them to stay together
- separate your twins from the start
- start the twins together and then separate them later
Keeping twins together at school
A survey conducted by King's College London found that twins separated at the start of primary school had more emotional problems, on average, than twins who were kept together. This was particularly noticeable in identical twins.
Although not all twins were affected, and some may benefit from separation, it's important to take into account the personalities of your children when making your decision.
It's also helpful to discuss your children's wishes with them and take them into account when you make a decision.
The benefits of keeping twins together at school include:
- Twins often settle faster in school if they're kept together. If they like being together, there are definite advantages to keeping them in the same class.
- Twins who do not want to be separated may suffer if they're forced apart. This may only make them more dependent on each other.
- If twins are highly dependent and would be distressed to be separated, it's better to keep them together.
- If twins are highly competitive, it makes sense to separate them, but a mild rivalry can provide stimulation.
Separating twins
Around one-third of twins are currently separated in school. Advice from Twins Trust and the Multiple Births Foundation says that the benefits of this can include:
- Recognising the wishes of multiples who may want to be separated.
- If 1 child is noticeably more able, either socially or academically, than the other, separation can reduce the risk of comparisons and competition between the two.
- Multiples may display disruptive behaviour when they're together.
- If the children are too dependent on each other and are not separated, they may find it hard to mix with and relate to other children.
- If they're in the same class, twins often strive to be the same, which can mean a more able twin underachieves, or the less able twin struggles to keep up.
- Twins, particularly if they're identical, can use their similarity to confuse teachers and entertain other children, but this can be distracting and disruptive.
- In boy and girl twins, the girl twin will tend to develop faster and this can lead to "mothering" behaviour, which may harm the boy's relationship with his peers.
If you decide to separate your twins, Twins Trust offers the following tips to help prepare them for being apart at school:
- Discuss the separation with your twins.
- Take them on separate outings and separate visits to their new school.
- Choose different pre-school sessions and activities.
- Allow them to spend time apart with grandparents.
- Talk to teachers about allowing separated twins to have some contact during the day.
Delaying separating twins
If you choose to delay separation, it must be carefully timed to take place when a change would happen anyway, such as the end of a school year, otherwise 1 twin will remain with the same friends and teacher, while the other may feel rejected, as he or she is separated into a new environment.
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Best of Works4Me: Thanksgiving
Quick Ideas for Celebrating the Holiday
Works4Me is a weekly e-newsletter, showcasing practical classroom tips written and submitted by the readers themselves. Below are a few of our favorites related to the Thanksgiving holiday.
- Writing 'De-Tails'
With this creative, Thanksgiving-themed writing activity, Ms. Hurd uses a large, paper cutout of a turkey to illustrate how the main idea and support details work together.
- Thank You Acrostics
Students in this German foreign language class write their own word puzzles; extension activities transform the puzzles into great refrigerator art.
- Getting in the Spirit of Thanksgiving
Ms. Blanton uses a variety of activities (creative writing, historical research, a classroom cookbook) to help her students get into the spirit of the holiday.
- Students Prepare a Thanksgiving Feast for Their Parents
Ms. Wilson's project-based learning activity incorporates science, social studies and math activities, plus a field trip to the store. Kids have fun learning, and parents reap the rewards.
- Notes of Thanks
This letter writing activity embraces the spirit of Thanksgiving, but it's also appropriate for other occasions – or no occasion at all.
- Log Cabins
This fun arts and crafts project for young children shows them how to make a log cabin with common items found at home and school.
- Thanksgiving Food Drive
This community service project engages the entire class in helping others. Extension activities focus on arts and crafts projects that beautify your classroom.
- Thanksgiving Service Project
Ms. Roker's students enjoy a class party each year during Thanksgiving, but they must learn the value and satisfaction of giving prior to receiving the party.
- Giving at Thanksgiving
This arts and crafts project doubles as a community service project, helping students learn about Native Americans and the spirit of giving.
- Children's Handprints
We're all familiar with the turkey handprint for Thanksgiving, but Ms. Murphy says the handprint can be used EVERY month's theme! Read about her tip here!
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Family Relationships Quarterly No. 16
Articles include: a commentary on genuine effort in practice; engaging disadvantaged families in child and family services; shariah law and divorce
The Australian Institute of Family Studies acknowledges the traditional country throughout Australia on which we gather, live, work and stand.
We acknowledge all traditional custodians, their Elders past, present and emerging, and we pay our respects to their continuing connection to their culture, community, land, sea and rivers.


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Nothing wrong with some breakfast for thought. Take a few minutes. Sit back. Listen.
Steve Jobs gives a speech to the graduates of Stanford University in 2005.
I'm pretty harsh on Apple's strategies, and therefore negatively biased towards Steve Jobs. This speech gives it some balance.
Thanks for the link to JP from Reflect7, who wrote an interesting article on why not to base your business solely on the iPhone.


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Acer has built two new notebook computers that can connect to the Internet and download data using 3G (third generation) mobile networks, becoming the fourth company to make such laptops for Vodafone Group's 3G service.
The Acer Aspire 5650, for consumers, and the Acer Travelmate 4260, for business users, use the same type of SIM (subscriber identity module) card used for mobile phones, in a 3G card slot in the laptop battery bay. Acer resellers will be able to offer Vodafone contracts and 3G cards in the second half of the year, according to Marion Stolzenwald, a Vodafone spokeswoman.
Pricing for the contracts will be announced when the laptop packages are launched later this year, she said. Vodafone will not sell the laptops itself.
Both of Acer's laptops run on Centrino Duo chip packages from Intel, meaning they can connect to wireless LANs as well as 3G networks. That's important for users since they'll be charged according to how much data they download on the 3G service, while many wireless LANs are free or very cheap.
The laptops will retail for around Euro 1,500 (US$1,787) without the 3G contracts, an Acer representative said.
The Acer machines join 3G-ready laptops from Dell, Lenovo Group and Fujitsu-Siemens Computers. Among the notebooks at its booth here, Vodafone showed a next-generation Dell notebook with a piece of tape over the name, since it has not been launched yet. It was the only laptop on show that did not carry an Centrino Duo sticker.
The Dell laptop was able to download a 2.72M-byte file from the Internet over the 3G network in 46 seconds.


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ADDED: At Slate, Reihan Salam writes "We Never Should Have Left Iraq/A U.S. military presence could have mollified Sunnis and prevented the new civil war." Excerpt:
Under Saddam, Iraq's Shia plurality was subjugated by its Sunni minority. The fear among Sunnis has long been that once the Shias come to power, they would be the victims of all manner of reprisals. A similar dynamic has long been at play in Syria, where the Assad regime, closely tied to the Alawite minority, rules over a Sunni majority. It also played a role in the Bosnian civil war, where various ethnic groups fought desperately to avoid minority status, which many believed would amount to a death sentence.


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I was introduced to his inventions in eighth grade. Weedsport Central Schools installed a computer lab filled with Apple IIc and Apple IIe machines. I'd used computers before, but nothing like these. They just made sense. They worked. They inspired me.
So many things Steve Jobs and Apple made inspired, enlightened and expanded my knowledge and imagination. To learn tonight that he has passed away feels like a punch to the gut. There's emptiness. There probably shouldn't be. But to think how much his vision and genius impacted my life — the lives of so many — that it's hard to categorize my feelings.
I'm typing this on a Macbook. There's another Macbook next to me on the coffee table, as well as an iPad and my iPhone. My iPhone — I had a dream I lost it, truly a nightmare because I felt so helpless. I use it to check my various social media communities, do email, surf the web, listen to music, send texts, keep time, light my way as a flashlight. About 10 feet away is my iPod for jogging. I don't use a stereo; my music collection spins on iTunes. In my waking hours, I'm almost always in the same room with some Apple invention, or more than one.
As a society, we lionize celebrities, rock stars and pro athletes. Their accomplishments are comparatively minimal. Tweets about Justin Bieber? Fleeting and faddish. Media orgs treating Madonna's appearance in the Super Bowl™ halftime show as breaking news? Ludicrous. News outlets acting like something a Kardashian does means anything? Ridiculous. Steve Jobs' contributions are wider, deeper and longer-lasting than just about anyone in this era.
I literally can't imagine a world without everything he and his team has created. A world without him, in some way. But now I have to.


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Standards of Care
Pelham Parkway is licensed by both federal and state agencies. Because we adhere to the highest of healthcare standards, we are also nationally accredited by The Joint Commission. The Joint Commission evaluates and accredits more than 15,000 healthcare organizations and programs in the United States, and is the nation's predominant standards-setting and accrediting body in healthcare. The Joint Commission's comprehensive process evaluates an organization's compliance with these standards and other accreditation or certification requirements. Joint Commission accreditation and certification is recognized nationwide as a symbol of quality that reflects an organization's commitment to meeting certain performance standards.


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Prejudice and Media Perception in the Middle East
Truth is generally the first casualty of war. The fact that many media players and journalists know this to be the case has not done anything to change the reality of the situation, especially in the conflict regions of the Middle East.
For political reasons, countless journalists still get caught between the fronts in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict either because their reports are not in line with the orientation or the profile of the medium in question or because they are quite simply not in a position to conduct comprehensive research that will guarantee an objective report.
The obstacles faced by journalists in conflict regions
This dilemma, which journalists in the world's hot spots face to this day, was discussed by numerous media experts and correspondents from the Arab world at the Global Media Forum organized by Deutsche Welle.
Muammar Orabi, director general of the Palestinian television channel Watan-TV, explained why it is so difficult for his television channel to be objective in its reports about Israel and the Palestinian Autonomous Areas. "There are a huge amount of obstacles to be overcome – the checkpoints being just one," says Orabi. His colleagues are not able to move about freely. It is almost impossible for journalists from Watan TV to get to Jerusalem, Nablus, or Gaza.
The problems on the Israeli side are very similar. David Witzthum, presenter and editor in chief of the Israeli television channel TV Channel 1, described the dilemma from the Israeli point of view: it is very difficult for Israeli journalists to get into the West Bank or the Gaza Strip.
This is why Israeli channels often rely on people who are already there, i.e. on Palestinian camera teams that work mostly for international press agencies. "Sometimes we get permission from the Palestinians or the military authorities to travel there and to report from there," says Witzthum.
Selective perception of the media
Quite apart from the difficult working conditions, the intention behind the news report and the way in which the news is presented, especially on channels like al-Jazeera, is another problem. Salameh B. Nematt, former head of office at Al-Hayat, also criticised the selective perception of some Arabic media.
"There is an arc of conflicts that stretches from Afghanistan, to Lebanon, Syria, Israel, Palestine, and Iraq. And these conflicts are built on a number of lies; one of which is that attacks that target civilians are 'resistance'."
Never entirely neutral
Reports from conflict regions can never be entirely objective and neutral. This point was stressed by the UNDP's media project manager for Iraq, Jacky Sutton. As project manager for the media in Iraq, Sutton considers it her job not to judge, but to promote professional, responsible attitudes among journalists.
She also pointed out that despite the enormous difficulties faced by those who want to work freely and without hindrance, there are signs of hope: the pluralist nature of the Iraqi media landscape, for instance. This pluralism allows Iraqi viewers and readers to form their own opinions and decide for themselves what they consider to be propaganda and what they consider to be the truth.
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International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam
Camera on Terror
What dangers and constraints do reporters and the makers of documentary films face in crisis regions? Are they still able to produce a true picture of day-to-day reality in countries such as Iraq? By Arian Fariborz and Petra Tabeling
Arab Satellite Media
Al-Jazeera – The Enigma from Qatar
On 1 November 1996 the Arab news network al-Jazeera started broadcasting from Qatar. Its bold news coverage sent shockwaves through the Arab world, and soon became the target of stinging criticism from both Western and Arab governments. By Larissa Bender
Journalists in War Zones
A Deadly Grey Area
With military conflicts growing increasingly complex, the safety of journalists in battle zones and troubled areas is becoming a major issue. More and more, journalists and media workers are moving in a deadly grey area. By Petra Tabeling


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Fox is nearing a deal to make Dan Casey's one-off comic Theory Of Everything into a wild science thriller. The main character is a disgraced scientist who is desperately trying to save his (formerly presumed dead) wife from a parallel dimension. How? With science!
Deadline is reporting that 20th Century Fox is nearing a deal with American Beauty producer Dan Jinks, along with Dan Casey and Nick Nantell, the brains behind this original pitch. Sounds like Fringe for the big screen.


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Canucks top line has 8 points in win over Flames
The Canucks' top line combined for eight points, and Cory Schneider made 36 saves as Vancouver beat the reeling Calgary Flames 5-2 on Saturday night.
Henrik Sedin scored an empty-net goal and earned career NHL assists No. 600 and 601, Daniel Sedin added three assists, and Alex Burrows scored and had an assist to pace Vancouver (21-11-6), which has won eight of 10.
Dan Hamhuis, Dale Weise and Alex Edler also had goals for the Canucks.
Dennis Wideman and Alex Tanguay scored for Calgary (13-20-4), which has lost five straight overall and 13 consecutive on the road (0-12-1). The Flames are 14th in the 15-team Western Conference.
With a chance to move four points ahead of idle Minnesota for the Northwest Division lead, the Canucks jumped to an early 2-0 lead, relied on Schneider when the Flames pushed back, and then added a couple of insurance goals to earn the victory.
Hamhuis got Vancouver on the board 34 seconds in, converting a pretty feed from Burrows on a 2-on-1 after Flames defenseman Mark Giordano got caught up ice.
Weise made it 2-0 six minutes later, parking himself in front of goalie Miikka Kiprusoff and deflecting in Jason Garrison's point shot for his third goal of the season.
It was Weise's first game after he missed six because of a shoulder injury.
The goal was the Canucks' second on their first five shots, drawing jeers of "Kipper, Kipper" from the sellout crowd.
Wideman got Calgary within one at 13:49 of the first, faking a slap shot from the right circle and firing a soft wrist shot that fooled Schneider, who was making his 10th straight start ahead of Roberto Luongo.
The Flames put in a solid effort despite trading captain Jarome Iginla and top defenseman Jay Bouwmeester before this week's NHL trade deadline.
Calgary outshot Vancouver 15-8 in the first period and had the edge in play early in the second. Tanguay hit the post, and Roman Cervenka was robbed by Schneider on an in-close chance.
The Canucks found their legs again midway through the second period and added a pair of goals to make it 4-1 heading into the third.
After some pretty passing from the Sedin twins, Burrows parked himself in front and jammed the rebound of Daniel Sedin's wraparound between Kiprusoff's legs. It was Henrik Sedin's 600th assist in his 930th game.
It didn't take long for him to earn No. 601.
On a power play late in the second period, Edler whipped a one-timer from the point behind a screened Kiprusoff after Henrik Sedin won the faceoff.
Henrik Sedin has 782 points, moving him into 154th on the NHL's career list - one ahead of Alexei Yashin and four behind Claude Lemieux.
The Flames had a strong third period, but Tanguay was the only one to beat Schneider.
The veteran forward moved in on a breakaway midway through the period and beat Schneider with a pretty backhand deke between the legs.
Lee Stempniak had a glorious chance earlier in the third, but Schneider made a fine glove save.
Henrik Sedin scored his 11th goal of the season with 11 seconds remaining. It was Vancouver's first short-handed goal of the season.
NOTES: Alain Vigneault coached his 530th game for the Canucks, surpassing Marc Crawford for the franchise record. ... Tim Jackman fought Zack Kassian early in the first period, and Brian McGrattan and Tom Sestito dropped the gloves 27 seconds later. ... McGrattan later left the game because of an unrelated shoulder injury and didn't return. ... Canucks forward Mason Raymond returned to the lineup after he missing two games with a shoulder injury. ... Vancouver D Chris Tanev left the game for a few minutes in the first period with what appeared to be a knee injury, but he returned and finished the game.


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(Pocket-lint) - You may have noticed that the kool kids on the street are all rocking a similar look when it comes to headphones. You'd have to have been hiding in a hole to not notice the silver or black oversized cups with a red b adorning them for all the world to see. You may be aware that these cans are the Dr Dre designed (apparently) Monster Beats. They're the latest must-have tech accessory, hence the ubiquitous array of fake versions decorating the eBay listings pages.
Trouble is, if your more Carlton Banks than Jazzy Jeff, the chances are that you're gonna look a bit of a tit wearing them. Sure, Monster Beats are ultra fashionable and slick looking - but there's a certain look that they go with, otherwise they stand out like an Eton graduate at an 8-Mile rap club.
But you can still have the Beats experience without looking silly – thanks to the Monster Diddybeats - the high-performance in-ear headphones co-created by the Daddy of Puff ... Sean "Diddy" Combs.
For in-ear phones these buds are on the large scale. That's the first thing that you notice when you take them out of the box (and the camp suede case). They're big, and they're shiny. It's clear that the Beats range definitely has a big element of showmanship about it. Luckily, when putting them in your lugholes any concerns about the size drift away. They come with a selection of tips (including a memory foam option) so you're sure to find the perfect fit - and they don't feel heavy at all.
We wouldn't say that they are the ideal earphones for running, but they held up well (and stayed in place) nicely at the gym (although you should consider that Pocket-lint's gym routine involves a lot of sitting down) - although that's hardly what they're designed for. Nope, they're designed for looking cool on the street when listening to your tunes on the go. And the good thing is that nobody knows that you're listening to Dolly Parton when you're rocking the Diddybeats.
Saying that, it is with their native hip-hop music that the Diddys perform at their best. We gave them a good going over with some classic tunes (think Snoop, Messy Marv and Lil Wayne) and the playback was superb. Crisp, clear, undeterred by some of the huge bass from those legends of rap, and excellently balanced.
We also tested some guitar bands (Kasabian, Foo Fighters, etc.) as well as some of the mediocre X-Factor tripe that dominates the charts, and the performance was solid across the board with the mid-levels performing amicably. You may need to tweak the EQ settings on your player to get the optimum sound for your genre, but when you get it right, you'll know it. Don't think about giving the Diddybeats a miss just because you don't like hip-hop. These 'phones will belt out your desired choice of tune without fault.
The Diddybeats also boast an inline option complete with mic, a volume button, and a one-stop shop button that answers calls and controls playback on your iDevices. There's nothing particularly outstanding about this inclusion - it's common on even budget 'phones now - but it works as it should and is a useful function to have.
Construction wise, the Beats also score highly. They feature a leather wraparound, and a polished aluminium finish and are tough, without being industrial. The cable is a flat ribbon variety which helps with tangle reduction (and also looks pretty cool), and the inline control is light enough that you don't feel it tugging on your ear.
It's hard to find a fault with the Diddybeats. Although designed with hip-hop in mind, we tested them across a wide range of musical genres and every-time they came up trumps. Not only is the bass ridiculously impressive on some seriously heavy old school rap music, the balance between bass and treble on hybrid musical varieties (think Ice T's Body Count thrash metal project) is absolutely spot on. And they even perform well when playing back music that Diddy and Dre (and whoever actually did design them) probably didn't have in mind, such as folk or country music (Pocket-lint borrowed someone else's iPod to test this - obviously).
And they look ultra-cool too - yes, they're small and there's obviously not a great deal of room for the designers to work with, but if there was such a thing as blingy in-ear earphones than the Diddybeats are just that.
Maybe that is the one downside we can think of then. Sure, the b is hidden away slightly and is on a much smaller scale than the Monster Beats, but it's still there and the metal buds still scream out for a hipster owner.
So before parting with your cash, maybe you should first consider - are you cool enough to carry off the Diddy Beats?


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"Monsters" (Whitney Able)
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"New Jack City" (Ice-T)
"Nightmare Castle" (Barbara Steele)
"Night of the Living Dead" (Special Collector's Edition/George Romero)
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"Requiem for a Vampire" (Jean Rollin)
"Ride in the Whirlwind / The Shooting" (Jack Nicholson)
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"The Shiver of the Vampires" (Jean Rollin)
"Silent Night, Bloody Night" (John Carradine)
"SLIPKNOT: Disasterpieces" (2 discs)
"This is the End" (James Franco, Seth Rogan, Jonah Hill)
"Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! Season 1"
"Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! Season 2"
"Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! Season 3"
"To the Devil a Daughter" (Hammer Collection/ Christopher Lee)
"Two Orphan Vampires" (Jean Rollin)
"Vampires" (Marianne Morris/Anulka)
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Cabinet reshuffle: Lansley replaced by Hunt in health job
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Andrew Lansley has been replaced as Health Secretary by Jeremy Hunt as part of an extensive government reshuffle.
The move is a promotion for Mr Hunt, who has been under pressure for his handling of the BSkyB takeover bid.
Elsewhere, Chris Grayling replaces Ken Clarke as Justice Secretary and Transport Secretary Justine Greening is controversially moved to another role.
London Mayor Boris Johnson criticised Miss Greening's move, suggesting it heralded a rethink on aviation policy.
Miss Greening - a strong opponent of a new runway at Heathrow - has been replaced by former Conservative Chief Whip Patrick McLoughlin after less than a year in the job and will take over the lower-profile role as International Development Secretary.
Unlike Miss Greening, Mr McLoughlin - who was a transport minister under Lady Thatcher and Sir John Major - is said to have "no baggage" over Heathrow expansion.
Mr Johnson said the development was a sign the government may rethink its approach to new air capacity in the south of England.
He described her as a "first-rate transport secretary" and said her opposition to Heathrow expansion was the "only possible" reason for the change and promised to fight this all the way.
The reshuffle is the Prime Minister David Cameron's first major restructuring since the Conservative-Lib Dem government came to power in 2010.
The changes have not affected key figures such as Chancellor George Osborne, Home Secretary Theresa May or Foreign Secretary William Hague - who will all remain in their posts.
Education Secretary Michael Gove and Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith will also stay in their jobs, with Downing Street saying it wanted these "strong reformers" to continue their work.
'Huge task'
The BBC understands Mr Duncan Smith was offered the job of Justice Secretary but turned it down.
Those leaving the government in the shake-up include Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman, Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan and Commons leader Sir George Young.
Among notable promotions, Maria Miller and Theresa Villiers join the cabinet as Culture Secretary and Northern Ireland Secretary and Housing Minister Grant Shapps becomes Tory Party co-chairman.
BBC political editor Nick Robinson said the changes at health, transport and justice were intended to address perceived Conservative weaknesses in the long run-up to an election scheduled for 2015.
Speaking outside No 10, Mr Hunt said he was "incredibly honoured" to take charge of the Department of Health.
"It is a huge task and the biggest privilege of my life," he told the BBC.
Mr Lansley, the architect of controversial reforms to the NHS in England, has effectively been demoted to the more junior role of leader of the House of Commons.
Mr Clarke also takes a lesser role as minister without portfolio in the Cabinet Office, where he will act as a government "wise head" offering advice to Mr Cameron on issues including economic strategy.
He has been replaced by employment minister Chris Grayling, who was shadow home secretary before the 2010 election and is regarded as being to the right of Mr Clarke on justice issues.
Mr Clarke denied the move was a humiliation and he was "pleasantly surprised" to remain in cabinet.
He added: "At my age you do occasionally have to step down from a heavy departmental role before you suddenly realise you can no longer quite handle it."
Among other changes, former Northern Ireland Secretary Owen Paterson becomes the new Environment Secretary, while Wales Office minister David Jones has been promoted to Welsh Secretary.
Baroness Warsi has lost her job as Conservative Party co-chairman but will continue to attend cabinet in the dual role of Foreign Office minister and minister for faith and communities.
Below cabinet level, Solicitor General Edward Garnier, defence minister Gerald Howarth, prisons minister Crispin Blunt and Children's minister Tim Loughton have all been axed, while policing minister Nick Herbert has resigned after reportedly turning down a move to the Department for the Environment, Food and Regional Affairs.
But Paul Deighton, chief executive of the London 2012 organising committee, will be given a peerage and become a Treasury minister. Treasury minister Chloe Smith moves to the Cabinet Office. She is replaced by Sajid Javid.
'No change'
All five Liberal Democrat cabinet ministers, including Business Secretary Vince Cable, will remain in their posts.
But there are changes lower down the Lib Dem ranks. Former cabinet minister David Laws - who resigned over his expenses in 2010 - has returned to the government as a junior education minister.
He replaces Sarah Teather, who is leaving the government - along with Lib Dem care services minister Paul Burstow and defence minister Nick Harvey.
But there are promotions for Norman Lamb and Jo Swinson, both close to Mr Clegg. Jeremy Browne moves from the Foreign Office to the Home Office.
Pressure has been growing on Mr Cameron in recent months, with several Conservative MPs accusing the coalition of not doing enough to promote economic growth.
In response to Tuesday's changes, backbencher Peter Bone said Mr Cameron seemed to be "listening to his party" and the new team had a more "traditional look".
But Labour said there would be no change in economic policy with George Osborne remaining in place.
"This is the no-change reshuffle," said shadow Cabinet Office minister Michael Dugher.
He added: "This reshuffle isn't a fresh start - it's more of the same from an out-of-touch and failing government that stands up for the wrong people."
Other Conservative appointments so far include:
Hugo Swire - Foreign Office minister
Damian Green - policing minister
Matthew Hancock - business and education minister
Michael Fallon - business minister
Daniel Poulter - health minister
Anna Soubry - health minister
Philip Dunne - defence minister
Helen Grant - justice minister
Jeremy Wright - justice minister
Stephen Hammond - transport minister
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