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acy Lewis, whom Park replaced at No. 1
in the world in April. "But obviously at the U.S. Open, it
didn't. I don't know. Inbee is playing so good this year, and
she's so steady. You wouldn't know whether she's winning a tournament or
whether she's losing it, and that's what you need in a major.
As a player, you'd like to know if she's human, to see
if she actually feels the nerves like the rest of us do."Park
doesn't really have an intimidating presence, not like those who preceded
her in women's golf. She doesn't overpower courses like Yani Tseng. She
isn't always accurate off the tee like Sorenstam. She's not athletic like
Karrie Webb. She lacks the charisma of Lorena Ochoa.But she can putt.
She can score. And she can win, especially the big ones. Especially
this year."Sometimes you want to know what she's feeling, what's going through
her head," Paula Creamer said. "With Annika, with Lorena, with Yani, you
knew what was going on. We have so much respect for players
that dominate the game and raise the bar and change what we're
doing. With Inbee, it's much harder to see. Obviously, she's one of
the greatest putters. She has so much confidence in it, and the
way she plays the game, it's so steady."She never makes mistakes, and
if she does, she manages to walk away with par."Park moved to
America when she was 12, first to Florida and eventually to Las
Vegas. Her parents emphasized school and learning to speak
English as much as
FILE: Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn speaks at a news conference in
Chicago.APThe top state lawmakers in Illinois are suing Gov. Pat Quinn after
he halted the salaries of legislators because of their failure to find
a solution to the state's $100 billion pension crisis.House Speaker Michael
Madigan and Senate President John Cullerton, both Democrats, filed the 12-page
complaint with the Circuit Court of Cook County Tuesday, calling Quinn's
actions "purely political and unconstitutional.""This matter is of fundamental
constitutional importance, as Governor Quinn's action threatens the independence
of each branch of government," Cullerton and Madigan said in a joint
news release. "The Illinois Constitution protects the salaries of members
of the judiciary, the legislature, and the executive branch."Quinn cut $13.8
million for lawmakers' paychecks in the state budget through his veto power
earlier this month after threatening consequences if they failed to act
promptly on addressing the pension problem. When members of a bipartisan
pension panel blew past another deadline the Chicago Democrat had set, he
cut their salaries.Quinn responded Tuesday saying the lawsuit is "just plain
wrong. He added if lawmakers had put in that much effort into
overhauling Illinois' pension mess, there could've been reform by now."Legislators
should not be rewarded for an endless cycle of promises, excuses, delay
and inertia on the pension problem," the statement cont
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;"> It is the great paradox of cancer treatment: High doses of chemotherapy
can effectively kill cancer cells, but too much radiation can ultimately
kill the patient before the tumor.However, a new study claims to have
found a way to keep patients healthy and alive while administering high
doses of chemotherapy a finding that could revolutionize cancer treatments.The
key to this cancer cure? The intestines.In a paper published in the
journal Nature, scientists from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry
detail the significance of a healthy gastrointestinal (GI) tract for patients
undergoing chemo and radiation therapy. They explained that if the GI tract
remains healthy and functions, a cancer patients chances of survival could
increase exponentially.According to lead author Jian-Guo Geng, an associate
professor in the department of biologic and materials sciences at the University
of Michigan, the two systems in the body most impacted by chemotherapy
are the GI epithelial cells in the intestines and the bone marrow
in the skeletal system. These two systems are constantly regenerating and
repairing themselves at a faster rate than other biological systems, making
them much more vulnerable to the toxic effects of chemotherapy and radiation.
This explains why major side effects of chemo include diarrhea, constipation,
nausea and vomiting, as well as various blood disorders.What we found is
a way to stimulate intestinal stem cells, Geng
CAIRO Protesters holding sticks and wearing helmets and makeshift body
armor stand behind mounds of sandbags, tires and brick walls. They change
guards every two hours to ensure they stay alert.With Egypt's military-backed
government signaling a crackdown is imminent, supporters of ousted Islamist
President Mohammed Morsi are taking no chances with security at their two
protest camps in Cairo.On Wednesday, the Cabinet ordered the police to break
up the sit-ins, saying they pose an "unacceptable threat" to national security.Interior
Minister Mohammed Ibrahim said the order will be carried out in gradual
steps according to instructions from prosecutors. "I hope they resort to
reason" and leave without authorities having to move in, he told The
Associated Press in a telephone interview.Ahmed Sobaie, spokesman for the
Muslim Brotherhood's political arm, the Freedom and Justice party, derided
the Cabinet decision as "paving the way for another massacre.""The police
state is getting ready to commit more massacres against the innocent, unarmed
civilians holding sit-ins for the sake of legitimacy," he said.Organizers
are portraying the sit-ins outside the Rabaah al-Adawiya mosque in eastern
Cairo and a smaller one across the city near Cairo University's main
campus as evidence of an enduring support base for Morsi's once-dominant
Muslim Brotherhood.The fundamentalist group has long been one of the most
powerful political forces in Egypt, even du
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