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For over a decade, our team has combed through thousands of research articles published in reputable journals. To help you make educated decisions, and to better understand controversial or confusing supplements, our medical experts have digested the science into these three easy-to-follow ratings. We hope this provides you with a helpful resource to make informed decisions towards your health and well-being.Chondroitin SulfateSee Related Concerns (1)CloseOsteoarthritisDose: 800 to 1,200 mg a dayMany trials have shown that supplementing with chondroitin sulfate reduces pain, increases joint mobility, and promotes healing within the joints.(more)Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM)See Related Concerns (1)CloseOsteoarthritisDose: 2.25 to 6.0 grams per dayIn one trial, supplementing with methyl-sulfonylmethane significantly reduced pain and improved overall physical functioning in patients with osteoarthritis of the knee. (more)Glucosamine HydrochlorideSee Related Concerns (1)CloseOsteoarthritisDose: Refer to label instructionsStudies have shown glucosamine hydrochloride to be effective at reducing pain and improving symptoms in people with osteoarthritis.(more)OsteoarthritisDose: 800 to 1,200 mg a day
Chondroitin sulfate (CS) is a major component of the lining of joints. The structure of CS includes molecules related to glucosamine sulfate. CS levels have been reported to be reduced in joint cartilage affected by osteoarthritis. Possibly as a result, CS supplementation may help restore joint function in people with osteoarthritis.1 On the basis of preliminary evidence, researchers had believed that oral CS was not absorbed in humans;2 as a result, early double-blind CS research was done mostly by giving injections.3, 4 This research documented clinical benefits from CS injections. It now appears, however, that a significant amount of CS is absorbable in humans,5 though dissolving CS in water leads to better absorption than swallowing whole pills.6
Strong clinical evidence now supports the use of oral CS supplements for osteoarthritis. Many double-blind trials have shown that CS supplementation consistently reduces pain, increases joint mobility, and/or shows evidence (including X-ray changes) of healing within joints of people with osteoarthritis.7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 Most trials have used 400 mg of CS taken two to three times per day. One trial found that taking the full daily amount (1,200 mg) at one time was as effective as taking 400 mg three times per day.18 Reduction in symptoms typically occurs within several months.References
1. Kerzberg EM, Roldan EJA, Castelli G, Huberman ED. Combination of glycosaminoglycans and acetylsalicylic acid in knee osteoarthritis. Scand J Rheum 1987;16:377.
2. Baici A, Horler D, Moser B, et al. Analysis of glycosaminoglycans in human serum after oral administration of chondroitin sulfate. Rheumatol Int 1992;12:81-8.
3. Kerzberg EM, Roldan EJA, Castelli G, Huberman ED. Combination of glycosaminoglycans and acetylsalicylic acid in knee osteoarthritis. Scand J Rheum 1987;16:377.
4. Rovetta G. Galactosaminoglycuronoglycan sulfate (Matrix) in therapy of tibiofibular osteoarhtirits of the knee. Drugs Exp Clin Res 1991;17:53-7.
5. Conte A, Volpi N, Palmieri L, et al. Biochemical and pharmacokinetic aspects of oral treatment with chondroitin sulfate. Arzneimittelforschung 1995;45:918-25.
6. Ronca F, Palmieri L, Panicucci P, Ronca G. Anti-inflammatory activity of chondroitin sulfate. Osteoarthritis Cartilage 1998;6(Supplement A):14-21.
7. Uebelhart D, Thonar EJ, Delmas PD, et al. Effects of oral chondroitin sulfate on the progression of knee osteoarthritis: a pilot study. Osteoarthritis Cartilage 1998;6(Suppl A):39-46.
8. Verbruggen G, Goemaere S, Veys EM. Chondroitin sulfate: S/DMOAD (structure/disease modifying anti-osteoarthritis drug) in the treatment of finger joint OA. Osteoarthritis Cartilage 1998;6(Suppl A):37-8.
9. Bucsi L, Poor G. Efficacy and tolerability of oral chondroitin sulfate as a symptomatic slow-acting drug for osteoarthritis (SYSADOA) in the treatment of knee osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis Cartilage 1998;6(Suppl A):31-6.
10. Bourgeois P, Chales G, Dehais J, et al. Efficacy and tolerability of chondroitin sulfate 1200 mg/day vs chondroitin sulfate 3X400 mg/day vs placebo. Osteoarthritis Cartilage 1998;6(Suppl A):25-30.
11. Pipitone V, Ambanelli U, Cervini C, et al. A multicenter, triple-blind study to evaluate galactosaminoglucuronoglycan sulfate versus placebo in patients with femorotibial gonarthritis. Curr Ther Res 1992;52:608-38.
12. Bazieres B, Loyau G, Menkes CJ, et al. Le chondroitine sulfate dans le traitement de la gonarthrose et de la coxarthrose. Rev Rhum Mal Osteoartic 1992;59:466-72 [in French].
13. Conrozier T, Vignon E. Die Wirkung von Chondroitinsulfat bei der Behandlung der Huft Gelenksarthrose. Eine Doppelblindstudie gegen Placebo. Litera Rheumatologica 1992;14:69-75 [in German].
14. L'Hirondel JL. Klinische Doppelblind-Studie mit oral verabreichtem Chondroitinsulfat gegen Placebo bei der tibiofermoralen Gonarthrose (125 Patienten). Litera Rheumatologica 1992;14:77-82 [in German].
15. Morreale P, Manopulo R, Galati M, et al. Comparison of the antiinflammatory efficacy of chondroitin sulfate and diclofenac sodium in patients with knee osteoarthritis. J Rheumatol 1996;23:1385-91.
16. Leeb BF, Petera P, Neumann K. Results of a multicenter study of chondroitin sulfate (Condrosulf) use in arthroses of the finger, knee and hip joints. Wien Med Wochenschr 1996;146:609-14.
17. Wildi LM, Raynauld JP, Martel-Pelletier J, et al. Chondroitin sulphate reduces both cartilage volume loss and bone marrow lesions in knee osteoarthritis patients starting as early as 6 months after initiation of therapy: a randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled pilot study using MRI. Ann Rheum Dis 2011;70:982-9.
18. Bourgeois P, Chales G, Dehais J, et al. Efficacy and tolerability of chondroitin sulfate 1200 mg/day vs chondroitin sulfate 3X400 mg/day vs placebo. Osteoarthritis Cartilage 1998;6(Suppl A):25-30.OsteoarthritisDose: 2.25 to 6.0 grams per dayAccording to a small double-blind trial, 2,250 mg per day of oral methylsulfonylmethane (MSM), a variant of DMSO, reduced osteoarthritis pain after six weeks.1 In another double-blind trial, supplementation with 3 grams of MSM twice a day for 12 weeks significantly reduced pain and improved overall physical functioning in patients with osteoarthritis of the knee.2References
1. Lawrence RM. Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM): a double-blind study of its use in degenerative arthritis. Int J of Anti-Aging Med 1998;1:50.
2. Kim LS, Axelrod LJ, Howard P, et al. Efficacy of methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) in osteoarthritis pain of the knee: a pilot clinical trial. Osteoarthritis Cartilage 2006;14:286-94.OsteoarthritisDose: Refer to label instructionsA few trials have evaluated glucosamine hydrochloride (GH), another form of glucosamine sulfate (GS), as a single remedy for osteoarthritis. One trial found only minor benefits from 1,500 mg per day of GH for 8 weeks in people with osteoarthritis of the knee.1 However, these people were also taking up to 4,000 mg per day of acetaminophen for pain relief, and that treatment might have masked a beneficial effect of GH. In another study, supplementing with GH (2,000 mg each morning for 12 weeks) significantly improved symptoms, compared with a placebo, in people with knee pain due to cartilage damage or osteoarthritis.2 In a four-week study from China, GH was as effective as GS in people with osteoarthritis of the knee.3 Another study found that the combination of GH and chondroitin sulfate was more effective than a placebo in people with moderate to severe knee pain from osteoarthritis, but not in those with mild pain.4 Despite the reported beneficial effects of GH, some investigators believe that the sulfate component of GS itself helps relieve osteoarthritis, and that GS would therefore be more effective than GH.5References
1. Houpt JB, McMillan R, Wein C, Paget-Dellio SD. Effect of glucosamine hydrochloride in the treatment of pain of osteoarthritis of the knee. J Rheumatol 1999;26:2423-30.
2. Braham R, Dawson B, Goodman C. The effect of glucosamine supplementation on people experiencing regular knee pain. Br J Sports Med 2003;37:45-9.
3. Qiu GX, Weng XS, Zhang K, et al. A multi-central, randomized, controlled clinical trial of glucosamine hydrochloride/sulfate in the treatment of knee osteoarthritis. Zhonghua Yi Xue Za Zhi 2005;85:3067-70 [in Chinese].
4. Clegg DO, Reda DJ, Harris CL, et al. Glucosamine, chondroitin sulfate, and the two in combination for painful knee osteoarthritis. N Engl J Med 2006;795-808.
5. Hoffer LJ, Kaplan LN, Hamadeh MJ, et al. Sulfate could mediate the therapeutic effect of glucosamine sulfate. Metabolism 2001;50:767-70.
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Students at Hayes Elementary School were full of pride to be "one of a kind" Thursday when they celebrated being the only Oklahoma school to garner the Silver Award in the U.S. Department of Agriculture's HealthierUS School Challenge.
Not surprisingly, the celebration included an exhibition of fancy jump-rope skills as students demonstrated some of the healthy activities they have learned along the way to being all-around healthier kids.
Mayor Bill Shewey stepped to the microphone to read a proclamation naming Thursday "Hayes Elementary School Day."
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"It's got a lot of big words," Shewey told the students as he held up the proclamation for them to see. "I might mispronounce some of them, but you can help me with them later."
Shawn Hime, superintendent of Enid Public Schools, told students there are 1,800 schools in Oklahoma.
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Nicole Zammit, nutritionist in the USDA's child nutrition division, told the students they should thank their lucky stars they have great teachers.
"Of 101,000 schools throughout the United States, only 5 percent took on the challenge and conquered it," Zammit said.
Zammit presented the school with a plaque from the secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Not only did the school change its mealtime offerings, physical activity was emphasized and nutritional instruction has been done in the classrooms.
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Van Noy's strip and recovery of San Diego State quarterback Adam Dingwell's fumble in the end zone initiated a string of fourth-quarter miscues by the Aztecs, allowing the Cougars to rally for a 23-6 victory in the San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl before 38,442 at Qualcomm Stadium on Thursday night.
Van Noy, who scored two of the Cougars' touchdowns, sparked a 20-point run in the fourth after BYU entered it trailing 6-3. He knocked the ball out of the hand of Dingwell, who was attempting a pass, and produced the game's first touchdown. Replay officials' confirmation was met with boos from the mostly San Diego State crowd.
Even Van Noy, who finished with eight tackles and also had an interception for a touchdown, wasn't sure it was a fumble.
"It happened so fast from my angle (that) you can't really tell if his arm is going in motion," he said. "Replay never lies, usually. (The officials) are mostly right all the time."
San Diego State coach Rocky Long wasn't convinced.
"I think it was close enough that you could have called it either way," Long said. "They decided to call it as a touchdown, so that's what it is. I'm not sure it was, but that's the way they called it, so it counts."
It resulted in the wheels coming off the Aztecs' wagon, and they never regrouped.
"I wish we could have executed better," Aztec senior defensive back Leon McFadden said. "They're a good team, but we didn't execute."
The win was BYU's sixth straight over San Diego State and snapped the Aztecs' seven-game winning streak.
Van Noy's game-changer occurred with 12:32 left. It was the first of four turnovers in the fourth for San Diego State (9-4), which had five total. Dingwell, who completed just 12 of 29 passes for 144 yards, threw three interceptions and lost two fumbles.
Van Noy's fumble recovery occurred just one play after BYU (8-5), which trailed 6-3 entering the fourth, missed a chance to take the lead or at least tie the score. A pass from BYU quarterback James Lark bounced off the hands of wide receiver Cody Hoffman and landed in the hands of SDSU's King Holder at the goal line before the defensive back went down at his 3.
But that's when the Aztecs' meltdown began.
After Van Noy's play gave BYU the lead, San Diego State turned it over again on its next play, as Dingwell fumbled the snap and defensive back Jordan Johnson recovered it at the Aztecs' 14.
On the next play, BYU freshman running back Jamaal Williams scooted into the end zone for a 16-6 lead with 12:15 remaining.
Van Noy scored on a 17-yard interception return with 6:09 left for the final nail in the Aztecs' coffin.
BYU entered the contest ranked third in overall defense at 266.3 yards per game. It ranked second in rushing defense, limiting opponents to a paltry 84.25 yards per game. But San Diego State managed that much in one half, running for 85 of its 108 yards. BYU finished the half with 116 yards overall but was held to 28 on the ground.
Overall, the Aztecs finished with 263 yards, 119 on the ground. Running back Adam Muema led the way with 111 yards rushing on 27 carries.
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A Structural Engineer, from some money. He finally did go around the entire basement and took pictures of the walls. He never checked the walls for moisture or to see if they had bowed. We also went outside with the engineer to look around the house. At the conclusion of his inspection, the engineer said we had no current issues with the basement walls, at this time. The engineer said he would have to go over his notes & pictures with
A week and a half later, my husband received the written report & pictures from
We did get a second opinion and this Structural Engineer mostly agreed with the engineer who came to the house. We were told there's no current issues with our basement walls, at this time. However, there is an area we need to watch for any changes.
A week and a half later, my husband received the written report & pictures from
We did get a second opinion and this Structural Engineer mostly agreed with the engineer who came to the house. We were told there's no current issues with our basement walls, at this time. However, there is an area we need to watch for any changes.
Rod coordinated all of these teams so that the whole process went smoothly and timely. He guaranteed satisfaction with his usual high standard of performance. The costs were clearly communicated.
After the job was done, he personally inspected all aspects. Then he returned another day with "before" and :after" interior and outside photos.
We are very impressed and extremely grateful to have found a man of integrity to complete this job. We highly recommend
Long story.. If you have slab/foundation issues you will want to read on.. If not, you will get bored so don't bother. In short, I believe Mr. him look it over. You may not get a lucky as I did (with the cause of the problems) but you may.. Spend the money and get it done! Now with the long story: In 2009 I noticed some of my doors inside the house didn't want to close. I noticed others wouldn't stay closed. I started seeing cracks in sheetrock (on the ceiling, above doors, on walls etc.). I also noticed some brick on the outside was cracking, trim boards around the house pulling away at the corners, expansion joints on the outside of the house getting wider and wider.. It was clear that I had "foundation problems". I called the 3 most popular "foundation repair" companies. I thought it made sense to get a quote and advice from each, compare the 3 and go with one of them. I thought with 3 I would be able to pick one that wasn't the cheapest but wasn't the most expensive either. I didn't want to base my decision on price alone. I thought they would be fairly close to one another. Well.. They weren't. Their advice was also contradicting (not just with each other but from the same person during the same conversation!). Very frustrating! It was clear they either didn't know what they were doing or were just trying to baffle me with B.S. Pricing: The first quote I got from 'Company A' was around $28K. the salesman called me a few weeks later claiming he gave me the wrong price. "The price I gave you was for a 3 story and you have a 2 story. Let me send you another quote." I said okay and 3 weeks later (after hounding him for it) he gave me another quote. This one was for $31K! Higher than the first quote! So I called him and asked why a 2 story foundation repair would be more than a 3 story foundation repair.. He tried to talk me in circles and when he got done, I asked him again.. "Why is price higher for a 2 story?". Again, he tried to talk in circles.. Well.. This one was off my list. On to the next. The quote I got from 'Company B' was around $15K. The salesman also contradicted himself while telling me what the issues were. The quote I got from 'Company C' was around $11K. Not one of these companies told me what was causing the problem. They all just said "this is Texas soil and foundation problems are normal and expected in Texas". With the prices so different and the contradictions (not only in their own conversations but with what I had learned by researching), I didn't feel comfortable with any of them. So.. I called a "structural engineer" (not Mr.
I initially contacted
My wife was there upon the engineers arival and did the walk through with him. He was pleasant and professional at all times. His name was
Thanks for the great service.
My wife was there upon the engineers arival and did the walk through with him. He was pleasant and professional at all times. His name was
Thanks for the great service.
For the past couple years we had been using the same foundation engineering company ("Engineer X") the previous owners of our house used. BIG mistake. After a below avg assessment from "Engineer X" this summer, we decided we needed a second opinion and I reached out to Lighthouse. We were able to get to the house same week as i called (mid-
The piers we needed to adjust were no longer under warranty and we weren't getting anywhere with the install company on the repair.
The piers we needed to adjust were no longer under warranty and we weren't getting anywhere with the install company on the repair.
fine! I pointed out some issues, he explained why and what was happening. gave multiple possibilities of treatments. I was worried about a garage wall bowing in due to ground/water pushing against it. waterproofing companies had differing opinions about cause and solutions. I basically wanted to know if foundation was damaged and didn't trust waterproofers; I knowthey wanted to sell me the
an estimated repair cost. The inspection and report was $500. I have not basis for comparison for a structural engineer review which is why i gave the company a "B" rating for cost. I was told by a friend that $500 was a good price to have a structural review, but like i said, i still have nothing to compare it to. I believe it is a good and competitive cost for the inspection.
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• CHARGED: Douglas Henson, 40, 992 Youngstown-Lockport Road, Youngstown, was charged with moving from a lane unsafely, a cell phone violation and operating a vehicle while impaired by drugs about 11:30 a.m. Friday, according to sheriff's deputies. Henson was stopped on Norwood Avenue and deputies said he appeared intoxicated and failed field sobriety tests. Deputies said a search of his car turned up several prescription pill bottles filled with various pills. Henson said he had a prescription for some of the pills and a friend left the rest of the pills in the car. he later told deputies he had been robbed of his prescription pills earlier in the week and that was why he had to buy his pills off the street. He was taken to Mount St. Mary's Hospital to have blood drawn and his car was towed from the scene.
• THEFT: A Falls police officer was called to Third Street apartment complex on Thursday and met by a property manager on behalf of an elderly resident. Brought up to his apartment, the elderly man told the officer he home alone lying on chair some time Thursday when a man and a woman entered the apartment through an unlocked door, disconnected his TV and walked out with it. The man was able to give police a description of the suspects.
• THEFT: The owner of an electrical service company on Fairfield Avenue reported that sometime between Tuesday and Thursday someone cut a metal fence to gain access to the property. Once inside, the suspects took electrical motors valued at $500, an $1,800 copper furnace plate and $200 in electrical components. A wheel barrow was found inside the fenced-in area. The estimated loss is $3,000.
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• CHARGED: Carl A. Zimmerman Jr., 34, 1725 Pierce Ave., was charged endangering the welfare of a child, speeding and unlawfully growing marijuana about 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, according to the Niagara County Sheriff's Office. Zimmerman was pulled over by a deputy who said Zimmerman was driving 65 mph in a 40 mph zone on Hyde Park Boulevard, just north of Witmer Road. Once stopped, the deputy said he could smell marijuana emanating from the vehicle and saw a potted marijuana plant on the back seat — next to two juveniles. Zimmerman said he was taking the plant to the reservation. The grandmother of the juveniles, Zimmerman's cousins, was called in to pick up the kids while Zimmerman was arrested.
• INCIDENT: Sheriff's deputies were called to a Stacey Drive address on Wednesday after a gas line there was ruptured. When deputies arrived, Ransomville Fire Co. personnel were on the scene and had contacted National Fuel. The homeowner said he was removing a tree stump with a tractor when he hit and ruptured the gas line. Two houses north of the ruptured line were evacuated as a precaution. National Fuel responded to the scene and repaired the damage.
• TRESPASSING: Deputies were called to a local marina where staff reported a man that had earlier demanded to have his boat taken out of storage but refused because he owes storage fees was later seen driving from the marina with the boat in tow. Deputies said a warrant was issued for the man.


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Hello? Who is this?
Barack Obama? Hey, like you had to say "Obama." How many Baracks do you think I know?
Me? Oh, nothing much, Just sitting here watching the Yankees game when you called.
Huh? Oh, they're losing again, but what's that you're always talking about _ the audacity of hope? That's what those guys need if they expect to make the playoffs this season.
So, what's new with you?
Oh, yeah, I heard something about that. I knew you were running for something, I just wasn't sure what. She finally conceded, did she? Well, congratulations.
How are Michelle and the girls, good I hope? Oh, that's great. Hey, hang on a minute, will ya, Barack? Derek Jeter's up.
OK, sorry about that. No, he grounded out.
Well, anyway, what can I do for you?
Vice president?
Aw, gee, Barack, I don't know. I'm pretty busy. How much does the job pay?
Really, $208,100, plus $10,000 in taxable expenses? Not bad, not bad at all. Is that 10 grand to pay for flying me to all those funerals every time some foreign big shot kicks the bucket?
No? That's extra? That ain't too shabby. What about health care? No kidding, and dental, too? Wow.
But what would I have to do when I'm not going to funerals?
Oh, c'mon Barack, I'd feel weird doing nothing except hanging around just in case you die.
What was it old Cactus Jack Garner said about being Franklin Roosevelt's vice president _ that it wasn't worth a bucket of warm spit?
Heck, you and I both know he didn't really say "spit." But back then, the press used to help out a public servant if his language got a little blue.
You know, I just thought of something. If I take this vice presidency, I'd have to deal with a lot of media idiots just like me. I don't think I could handle that.
Barack, please don't beg me like that. Get ahold of yourself. My other line is ringing. I'm gonna put you on hold for a little bit, OK?
What's that, Barack? Oh, Bobby Abreu singled, and A-Rod is up. Don't you have cable in your campaign headquarters? You do, but everyone's watching Wolf who? No, what's a Wolf Blitzer? Sounds like something you order in a bar.
Look, hang on, I'll be right back.
Hello? Who is this?
John? John who?
John McCain! John, how the heck are you? Good, and Cindy? Someday, old pal, you'll have to tell me how a geezer like you managed to marry such a stunning lady who just happens to be an heiress.
Me? Oh, nothing much. I'm watching the Yankees. No, they're down two runs, but A-Rod just doubled, and they've got runners on second and third with one out.
So, are you retired yet?
Really? No, I hadn't heard. Boy, that's great, John. You're really the nominee? You're not making this up? This isn't some practical joke?
Why do I say that?
Oh, it's just that you're the second guy who's called me tonight and said he's got his party's nomination to be president of the United States.
Yeah, Barack Obama. How did you guess? Are you sure you guys aren't in cahoots, just trying to goof on me?
Well, OK. Barack's on the other line. I put him on hold when you called. What's that, you want to know what he wants?
Well, John, he wants me to run as his vice president?
No, I haven't exactly told him yes yet, but the pay is pretty good, and the job doesn't seem all that demanding.
Really? You called to ask me to be your vice president?
Well, golly, John. I don't know.
What's he got that you don't? Well, besides plans to get us out of Iraq and deal with the economy and health care, there's the little matter of your being 71 years old,
What do I mean by that? C'mon, John, you know I'm your buddy, but let's face it, you could die, and where would that leave me?
I'd be the president, and everybody would be mad at me all the time. By the way, what does that job pay?
Four hundred grand with another untaxed $50,000 for expenses, huh? Hmmmm. By the way, how have you been feeling lately, John?
Oh, nothing, just curious is all.
Could you hold on a minute, John?
Hello, Barack? Sorry to keep you waiting. No, the Yanks didn't score. This just might not be their year. Hold on for just another minute _ my other phone just rang.
Hello? Hillary?
You want me to be your vice president, but I'll have to wait until 2012, or maybe 2016?
Say, you're just not going to believe who I've got on the other lines right now...
Sam Pollak is editor of The Daily Star. He can be reached at email@example.com or at (607) 432-1000, ext. 208.


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By Tim Graham
Mario Williams recorded a strip sack Sunday.
Credit the NFL with a strip sack of the Buffalo Bills today.
Through its weekly statistical review, the NFL has taken away one of the Bills' four sacks Sunday against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
The league ruled the play, with 12:11 left in the game, be changed from a sack to a pass attempt that Jaguars quarterback Chad Henne caught himself before he was tackled by defensive linemen Alex Carrington and Shawne Merriman.
Carrington's sack total for the afternoon changes from 1.5 to one, while Merriman loses his half sack.
The Bills officially recorded three sacks against the Jaguars instead of the four that would have tied their third-best output of the season. They recorded five against the Kansas City Chiefs and Arizona Cardinals.


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Broncos surprise by cutting DE Green
The Broncos have released DE Jarvis Green, who was signed as a free agent to help remake the team's front line in the 3-4 defense.
Report: Broncos RB White out for year with torn Achilles tendon
ESPN's Adam Schefter is reporting that Broncos RB LenDale White will miss the 2010 season after tearing his Achilles tendon in Thursday night's preseason finale.
Broncos CB Smith playing his way off roster
If CB Alphonso Smith was being evaluated on merit alone, he would not make the Broncos' roster, a team observer told PFW.
Moreno's return to practice a positive sign for Week One status
You have to practice before you can play, so Knowshon Moreno's return to workouts is a step in the right direction for owners banking on him Week One.
Broncos RB Moreno returns to practice
After hurting his hamstring on the first day of training camp, Broncos RB Knowshon Moreno returned to pracitce Tuesday.
Broncos cut RB Fargas
The Broncos announced Monday that they have released RB Justin Fargas and designated CB Tony Carter as waived/injured.
Reports: Broncos WR Thomas doubtful for season opener
The Broncos received some good news Wednesday when tests reportedly showed that rookie WR Demaryius Thomas did not suffer a stress fracture in his left foot.
Broncos OLT Clady returns to practice
Broncos All-Pro OLT Ryan Clady returned to practice on Wednesday for the first time since suffering a knee injury in a pickup basketball game in April.
Broncos release ILB Ayodele
The Broncos released ILB Akin Ayodele on Tuesday.
Tebow challenging Quinn for backup duty
The only competition at quarterback in Denver is between Brady Quinn and Tim Tebow, who are battling to be Kyle Orton's primary backup.
Broncos sign Orton to extension
The Broncos have signed QB Kyle Orton to a contract extension, the team announced late Thursday.
Tebow misses second practice in a row
Broncos QB Tim Tebow sat out Thursday's practice and his debut in front of the home fans Saturday night is in jeopardy.
Broncos sign RB Fargas
The Broncos addressed their need for healthy bodies at running back, signing Justin Fargas to a one-year deal.
Broncos lose OLB Moss for two weeks
Broncos OLB Jarvis Moss, who was slated to replace the injured Elvis Dumervil, broke a bone in his right hand during Denver's Friday-morning workout. The broken bone will require surgery, and Moss is expected to miss two weeks of ...
Floyd Little takes long road to Hall
Before a pair of Lombardi Trophies were resting in Denver and John Elway's orange No. 7 became one of the most iconic jerseys in football history, Floyd Little was the face of the Broncos.
Clark signed his $1.32 million restricted free agent tender on Wednesday.||||||| Although Clark has made just a half-dozen starts for the Broncos over the last three seasons, he figures to get plenty of first-team snaps as Peyton Manning's blindside protector when offseason workouts begin. That's because Pro Bowl left tackle Ryan Clady is recovering from right shoulder surgery and is planning to skip the team's offseason program rather than sign his $9.8 million franchise tag.
The injury-riddled Denver Broncos were awarded running back Andre Brown of the New York Giants and offensive lineman Chris Clark of the Minnesota Vikings off waivers on Sunday.||||||| Clark spent the last two years on the Vikings' practice squad after going undrafted out of Southern Miss, where he started the final 39 games of his college career. The Broncos are banged up along the offensive line, where right tackle Ryan Harris (ankle) was injured in the preseason finale and All-Pro left tackle Ryan Clady is still feeling his way back from a torn left patellar tendon, which popped while he was playing a pickup basketball game in April.


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|slang the practice of stealing a car while the owner has left it idling to defrost the windows and heat the engine
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On March 26, the Weatherford Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution hosted their annual luncheon at North Side Baptist Church in Weatherford.
The Good Citizen Award recognizes a graduating senior from each of the seven high schools in Parker County for their outstanding character, leadership, service, and patriotism demonstrated in their homes, schools and communities. Each student was selected by their high school to receive this honor.
This year's recipients were Rachael Larson, Aledo; Dallin Robertson, Brock; Chase Dodson, Millsap; Abby Long, Peaster; Trevor Simpson, Poolville; Madison Whitehead, Springtown; and Hannah Blaisdell, Weatherford.
Since 1924, the Weatherford DAR chapter has provided a scholarship annually to a deserving young woman or man to further their educational goals. This year, the chapter received 21 applications from across the county from very deserving graduating seniors. The scholarship committee, after much deliberation, awarded four scholarships.
The first recipient was Tiffany Sinclair, of Weatherford High School, the daughter of James and Trisha Sinclair of Weatherford. She plans to study Graphic Design.
Next was Hana Miller, daughter of Hank and Vikki Miller, also of Weatherford. She attends Peaster High School and plans to major in Nursing.
Santana Lanier of Poolville was the next scholarship recipient. The daughter of Tara Neel and Chad Lanier, her goal is to obtain a degree in Criminal Justice and, possibly, attend the police academy.
The fourth scholarship was awarded to Rachael Larson, daughter of Ron and Sylvia Larson, of Aledo. Her plans are to take her basic course studies at Weatherford College before transferring to Baylor University, where she will major in Religious Studies.
DAR is a women's organization with chapters in every state of the union and many foreign countries. For membership, any woman 18-years of age or older – regardless of race, religion or ethnic background – who can prove lineal descent from a Patriot of the American Revolution, is eligible for membership.
If you are interested in learning more about DAR go to www.dar.org or attend the next meeting Tuesday, April 23, 2 p.m. at North Side Baptist Church's fellowship hall. Janiece Oliver, a DAR member, will be presenting a program entitled, "From Plowshares to Long Rifles – Her Families History in the Revolutionary War."


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Now who doesn't love a bit of that California sun on a breezy spring day? This outfit is a bit brighter than I usually do, but I guess the sun inspired me a bit. I actually had my clothes lying around from a few previous days and like the way they looked together to I snatched 'em up and put them on! The bright polo is a great piece for spring and summer and is sure to get you noticed. If you haven't got on the camo trend yet, it's not too late. Camouflage has set itself up to be a must have for the upcoming seasons, and a good pair of pants will transition thru out the seasons with ease. Finish is off with some blue suede shoes and you got yourself a perfect spring/summer look!
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Leaders from around the world attending the 2011 High Level Meeting on AIDS committed to work towards the elimination of new HIV infections among children by 2015 and reducing AIDS-related maternal mortality. This was to be accomplished through the implementation of a new Global Plan for scaling up comprehensive prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV (PMTCT) programmes.
Despite the widely-recognized importance of communities, much of the PMTCT guidance focuses on antiretroviral drug prophylaxis during pregnancy and facility-based interventions. This review sought to address the information gap around the role of communities in these efforts.
UNAIDS commissioned this study ('Promising practices in community engagement for elimination of new HIV infections among children by 2015 and keeping their mothers alive') to identify and share 'promising practices' that can strengthen programmes and facilitate efforts to stop HIV transmission to children and enable their mothers to remain healthy. They conducted an extensive literature review and undertook interviews with key informants.
Last year, Shashikumar Singh from SASO, Alliance Linking Organisation in Manipur in India and Peninah Kyalimpa from Nyimbwa Multi-purpose group, an implementing partner of Alliance Uganda, attended meetings held by the Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS. They and other staff, including Kate Iorpenda, Senior Technical Adviser on Children and Impact Mitigation at the Alliance, were also interviewed by the UNAIDS consultant.
The final review includes Alliance examples of 'promising practices':
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|Seahawk Netters Open Strong In Tourney
WILMINGTON, North Carolina – The UNCW men's tennis team made its fall debut Friday at the UNCW Invitational and carved out an 11-5 record against players from seven schools competing in the three-day event at Empie Park.
Competing at the Althea Gibson Tennis Center, the Seahawks went 8-4 in singles matches and 3-1 in doubles play on the opening day.
UNCW juniors Rafael Aita and Zach Hublitz and sophomore Santtu Leskinen reached the semifinals in their respective draws to highlight the day.
Aita, a Lima, Peru, native ranked 33rd in today's inaugural Intercollegiate Tennis Association poll of the season, trimmed N.C. Central's Stephan Charles-Donatien, 6-4, 6-3, in his first match of the day in the A singles flight and then knocked off VCU's Michal Voscek, 6-2, 7-5, in the quarterfinals. He faces VCU's Alejandro Argente in the semifinals Saturday at 2 p.m.
Hublitz, the top seed in B singles, drew a first-round bye and beat East Carolina's Frederic Lehfeldt, 6-2, 6-1, in the quarterfinals; He will battle New Mexico's Andy Van Der Vyver in the semis tomorrow at 2:30 p.m.
Leskinen, meanwhile, moved on with a pair of easy wins in the C singles draw. He breezed past N.C. Central's Will East, 6-4, 6-3, in his first match and reached the semifinals with a 6-4, 6-0 decision over East Carolina's Ross Nigro. Leskinen will play ECU's Blake Gregory in the semifinals Saturday at 2:30 pm.
A full slate of matches is scheduled for Saturday, beginning with the resumption of doubles action at 9:30 a.m., with singles to follow.
The second day of the bracketed tournament gets under way early Saturday at Empie Park. Admission is free.


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When the late William R. Bradford Jr. bought this newspaper from his father in 1946, it wasn't simply because he came of age. Make no mistake: The son of the founder of the Fort Mill Times was born in 1916 with ink in his veins, but William Bradford Sr. didn't just hand over the reins.
Bradford Jr. first went to Davidson College and earned his degree. Then he learned the ropes like any other journalist does – by getting himself hired at one newspaper, taking that job as far as he could and then getting a job at another to soak up the next level of experience.
Both of those newspapers were in the Carolinas, not terribly far from Fort Mill. So when the time came in 1946 to buy his hometown newspaper it wasn't like he had to get reacquainted with the area. By all accounts William Bradford Jr. was a publisher of the people. He had friends from all walks of life here and treated everyone with respect.
It's no surprise then that Mr. Bradford, when you look at the portfolio of his 97 years on this earth, was part of every sector of Fort Mill life. From the school board to the magistrate bench, as a leader in Boy Scouts, the Chamber of Commerce and his church, Mr. Bradford, who passed away Sept. 27, was Fort Mill. He even wrote a book about the town's history and continued to update it up until just a few years ago.
Along the way, he nurtured his newspaper into the post-war era, growing it from a circulation of 300 to more than 2,500, keeping pace with the expanding Fort Mill Township. The Fort Mill Times, already an institution in town for its social news and local sports coverage, became known in journalism circles across the state as Mr. Bradford led crusades that helped the "little guy" – the average citizen – win some major battles. Most notably, he led the charge against a poultry processing plant that emitted a nauseating odor and successfully fought for a replacement of the bridge that connects York and Lancaster counties on Doby's Bridge.
That bridge now bears Mr. Bradford's name.
His newspaper earned many prestigious South Carolina Press Association Awards and set the standard every succeeding publisher tried to follow. To date, the Fort Mill Times has won more SCPA awards than any other non-daily paper in the state.
This is National Newspaper Week. It was that same week in 2006 that Mr. Bradford graciously accepted our invitation to write a piece for a special page we were putting together to mark the occasion. That turned out to be the last piece he ever wrote for the Times. He wrote about taking over "a rundown" newspaper, building it back up and using it to help further the interests of a "developing" town.
We thank you, Mr. Bradford, for ushering the Fort Mill Times into the modern age and for keeping the tradition alive. We hope we've made you proud.


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|#61 Subject: Xfire. Posted: 08/14/2005 02:07:01
I finally got to it and downloaded Xfire i'm on right now and posted a minibanner on my 1UP page. It will tell you when i'm online or not.
Anyway nice pictures hmm...i'm really looking forward to Monster Hunter Portable and Monster Hunter 2.
|#62 Subject: Your new pics Posted: 08/14/2005 05:12:57
Very nice, I especially like the one with the los drinking. . . maybe I can get a similar picture in game someday
|#63 Subject: Los Posted: 08/14/2005 17:26:05
OH so thats what a los is... ok... thats gonna be hard to model... this could take awhile but when im done we wont ever have to redraw him cuz i will be able to pose him!!!
|#64 Subject: That'd be nice Posted: 08/14/2005 19:06:37
Then we could just palette swap to make an -ian
|#65 Subject: Actually. Posted: 08/14/2005 19:18:35
You would have to add several things for it to be a Rathian.
|#66 Subject: Hmmm Posted: 08/14/2005 20:25:10
I'm missing the list of differences. What were they again?
|#67 Subject: Rathian. Posted: 08/15/2005 10:59:04
Are you talking about the difference between the Rathalos and the Rathian? Its simple Rathian has a bunch of hair on her back and she's a female.
Rathalos does not have that hair and he's a guy. I can't really think of many other differences but if I do i'll tell you.
|#68 Subject: True Posted: 08/15/2005 16:59:08
and the rathian has a more pronounced chin spike and more spikes on her jaw frills. not to mention the difference in tail spikes
|#69 Subject: The next big thing Posted: 08/15/2005 17:23:01
Danny, Austin, and I are making a web comic of MH. I would like all interested in submitting stories or ideas to me or the other guys. Together we can make the best web comic ever!!
|#70 Subject: Uh... Posted: 08/15/2005 17:29:25
Yeah know I can just delete my post I think you're the only one who has seen it...
|#71 Subject: Ok... Posted: 08/15/2005 20:39:21
I posted new pics... but now its starting to delete my old ones... I think that means i have reached the limit for me to post pics... so someone else is going to have to post some... i believe we lost some rather nice ones but i posted some good ones in place of that... so... plz just find some pics!!!!
|#72 Subject: my username is Posted: 08/15/2005 21:17:59
|#73 Subject: Hey Posted: 08/16/2005 18:55:21
Good job wit da new pics Jaime!!! Excellent choices... i especially like the 2nd one wit da wyvern (is it a los?) rearing up right in front of the player!!!
|#74 Subject: Thank you *bows* Posted: 08/16/2005 19:20:36
My sister Stacey, downloaded a really good photo shop that allowed me to add the text, but I found everything on Yahoo!
BTW, nice pic of the girl, but what armor makes it look like she's wearing a cowgirl hat.
|#75 Subject: yeah... Posted: 08/16/2005 21:21:30
it does look like a cowboy hat... and photoshope is way cool but im not very good at it yet...
|#76 Subject: I'm having a bit of a problem guys Posted: 08/16/2005 22:32:41
My prized weapon so far, Lacerator+, fine piece of metal. I love how it makes a "snikt" noise when you sheathe/unsheathe it. I just made the Great Serpentblade. . . and it outclasses my lac+ in both edge and power. I guess it's nice, but it looks so dang goofy. How can veloc ass and teeth be more powerdul than forged metal!! :.(
|#77 Subject: Photoshop Posted: 08/16/2005 23:55:03
Hey where'd you get the photoshop, I've always wanted to try it, but don't wanna pay up $.
|#78 Subject: Hat. Posted: 08/17/2005 00:40:00
The hat that you guys seem to think is a Cowgirl hat is not a Cowgirl hat at all!
In fact from what I can tell it is the Hunters hat for the Gunners. Obviously its just zoomed in to the middle part of the hat.
Anyway I don't have a most prized weapon. Except for all my rare and joke weapons. However my favorite blade to use is the Guild Sabers. My favorite gun is the Demonlock.
|#79 Subject: Ethereal and Me got together on MH... Posted: 08/17/2005 01:35:07
...and kicked some butt!!! By the way... I am no longer the naked warrior!!! I now have armor... Gunner armor its so nice looking! We did the event quest and delivered a ton of well done steaks... 20... and had an all around good time!!! I hope to see more of you online!!!
|#80 Subject: Yeah. Posted: 08/17/2005 01:54:11
But Thierion is such a n00b burger lol. Nah he's cool and did pretty well. Same here I would love to see more of you guys online!
I think I might get myself some new armor all I got currently is some Guild Knight armor lol.
|#81 Subject: Sorry. . . Posted: 08/17/2005 05:07:37
I missed you guys, but you'll be sure to see me in the future.
|#82 Subject: Yeah... Posted: 08/17/2005 16:55:34
we met up on xfire and decided to play it was a spur of the moment thing but it was very fun!!! it will be awesome if we can get three or four of us together!!! we can set up traps for killing wyverns an all sorts of stuff!!!
|#83 Subject: Keep my stuff? Posted: 08/17/2005 17:05:54
I still don't have my DSL(stupid phone company), but do I get to keep the equipment I got in single player mode when I do get online(cause I got some armor and a couple weapons and I don't wanna start out naked)?
|#84 Subject: Yeah. Posted: 08/17/2005 17:22:53
Whatever you got offline you'll have online and that means armor, weapons, and things in the box. So yeah man don't worry. I don't like phone companies that much.
I got Cox (lol) Cable and all that other stuff they offer.
|#85 Subject: Yeah... Posted: 08/17/2005 21:15:29
I got cox as well... not for our phone but for digital cable tv and our cable internet connection...
|#86 Subject: Oh yeah Posted: 08/17/2005 22:15:03
the photoshop is jasc paint shop pro 9 from jascsoftware. We got it as a month long trial, so wear it out if you can download it!
|#87 Subject: Yep. Posted: 08/17/2005 22:23:21
Actually theres a million ways to get it without having to download a free trial or pay for it. But the other way you do it is illegal so I wouldn't try it.
Anyway yeah I can't wait to play with you smoking its gonna be fun. Heck me and Thierion played and he was pretty good but I was tired so we didn't get to play or do much for that matter.
|#88 Subject: My favorite picture Posted: 08/18/2005 15:46:28
is this profile shot. I found it on another MH club page. It was last posted by Werty022 from Monster Hunter Social. I think the club might be dead though. The pic shows all MH beasts to scale! I'm sorry if this pic spoils some of the suprise for the hunters, but it's so cool.
|#89 Subject: I'm Back !! Posted: 08/18/2005 18:26:34
Hey Everyone, I apologize for my absence, work has been taking up a hge chunck of my life recently. Anyway, it looks like we got more members and some cool new pics. I'll be checking out Xfire shortly since it seems everyone else is.
I have also been playing, only like twice in the past few weeks, different games. Trying to make a dent in my new game stack, at least get some of them started anyway. I'll be on MH this weekend though, I'm off Saturday night so I should be on sometime Saturday afternoon through early to mid Sunday.
If you see me, send me a shout. Later.
|#90 Subject: One more thing... Posted: 08/18/2005 18:30:59
I'm checking out the pics and on this new one with all the monsters and stuff in it, I'm seeing that a few characters are missing:
Rathian, Basarios, Diablos, Monoblos, Fatalis, Genprey, Gendrome, Kirin, and some others that I can't remember their names but I know what they look like. Why is that? Just curious.


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Tuesday's new DVD and Blu-ray releases include one of Denzel Washington's best performances, a provocative look at the craft of film, a sparkling high-definition rendition of an animated classic and Tyler Perry stepping out of his comfort zone.
The Washington performance is in Flight (Paramount, $29.99 DVD, $39.99 Blu-ray/DVD combo pack), a gripping drama starring Washington as an airline pilot whose heroic action begins forcing him to confront the many demons in his life. Washington catches both the arrogance and the desperation of his character, and is deservedly nominated for a best-actor Oscar.
John Gatins' script, nominated for best original screenplay, is merciless about showing Washington's troubled side, with the movie's R rating granted in large part "for drug and alcohol abuse, language [and] sexuality/nudity"; we know Washington's life is falling apart even before he becomes a hero.
The cast also includes John Goodman, Don Cheadle, Bruce Greenwood and Melissa Leo. Among the extras on video are a piece about the making of the film and one about the exciting plane crash that sets the movie's deeper drama in motion.
The animated classic is the 1952 Walt Disney version of Peter Pan (Disney, $39.99 in a DVD/Blu-ray combo, $44.99 in a combo of the DVD, Blu-ray and digital copy). It's tuneful and clever, and both the picture and sound are marvelous in the Blu-ray version. In addition to elements from previous DVD releases, the new set adds a 41-minute piece, Growing Up with Nine Old Men, about the Disney animators Walt gave that nickname — as seen by their children.
One side note: Some DVD and Blu-ray buyers, including commenters at online retailer Amazon.com, have complained about classic films not being available in widescreen. And there's a reason for that. Like many vintage productions, Peter Pan was not shot in widescreen but with the so-called full frame, like that you see with older TV productions, so there are black bars on the side of the screen if you are watching on a widescreen set. On Peter Pan, as on some previous releases, the Blu-ray adds artwork on each side of the screen to fill the black-bar space.
Since we're now talking about technical issues with film, let's turn to Side by Side (Tribeca/New Video, $29.99 on either DVD or Blu-ray). Written and directed by Chris Kenneally, it features movie makers talking about the increasing use of digital technology, and how that is contrasted with the use of film. It contains a good primer on the two forms and how they work. But it also looks at how that changes the way a movie is made.
In one respect, for example, digital is much more time-efficient, since a director can see on the set how a scene has been shot, instead of seeing rushes a day a later, after the film has been developed. But that also reduces the power a cinematographer has, since the director can immediately demand a reshoot or changes in lighting — rather than having to trust the cinematographer to have gotten it right.
Then there is the even bigger issue of how digital movies can look compared with ones shot on film; is there an esthetic sacrifice being made, much the way some audiophiles believe digital music is lacking compared with vinyl? Through sometimes vigorous conversations with actor Keanu Reeves (also a producer on the documentary), people like George Lucas, James Cameron, David Fincher and Martin Scorsese weigh in. So do the cinematographers themselves. And the answers are not simple. Scorsese, for one, likes the immediacy of seeing digital images on the movie set — but also wants to see film rushes. Extras include deleted scenes and additional interviews with movie makers.
As for Perry, he is seen in the title role in Alex Cross (Summit, $29.95 for DVD/digital copy, $39.99 for Blu-ray/DVD/digital). The latest screen adaptation of a James Patterson character — previously played by Morgan Freeman in two movies — Alex Cross was clearly meant to inspire a new series of movies with Perry as a brilliant crime-solver. And Perry took a chance in appearing in a film he did not write or direct, not to mention an action picture.
Unfortunately the movie, which was shot partly in Akron and Cleveland, proved a bad deal for everyone. Perry's usual fans did not attend in great numbers, and reviews — including mine — were not positive. In fact, I called it not only bad but ugly, especially in its violence against women.
If you decide to see it anyway, extras include audio commentary by director Rob Cohen, deleted scenes and a making-of piece.
Other items of note this week include Testimony of Two Men (Acorn, $59.99), the '70s miniseries based on Taylor Caldwell's novel, and starring former Clevelander David Birney; it's quite the time capsule in its inexpensive look, slow pace and cast — including Barbara Parkins, William Shatner, Tom Bosley, Steve Forrest and enough others that the opening credits go on and on. Then there's Celeste and Jesse Forever (Sony, $30.99 DVD, $35.99 Blu-ray), a generally well-received comedy starring Andy Samberg and Rashida Jones — and co-written by Jones.
Down video road: This Is 40 will be on DVD and Blu-ray on March 22. The final season of Fox's Fringe will be on DVD and Blu-ray on May 7, the same date that a complete-series box will be released. Down the Shore, a long-on-the-shelf film starring James Gandolfini and including Stow's John Magaro, will be on DVD and Blu-ray on April 9.
Rich Heldenfels writes about popular culture for the Beacon Journal and Ohio.com, including in the HeldenFiles Online blog, www.ohio.com/blogs/heldenfiles. He is also on Facebook and Twitter. You can contact him at 330-996-3582 or email@example.com.


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Attend a Public Hearing or Submit Comments on NJDEP's (No) Public Access Rules on Wed., April 18. Hearings in Avalon and Long Branch.
In Spring 2011, NJDEP proposed a new rule governing public access to New Jersey's waterfronts. The proposed rule was a complete surrender of NJDEP's duty under the Public Trust Doctrine to protect the public's access to the ocean and tidal waters. Public opposition to the rule was resounding.
On March 19, the NJDEP published its notice of substantial changes to the public access rule. The changes do not alter the NJ DEP's wholesale surrender to big-business interests on urban waterfronts. In fact, the NJ DEP did not even respond to the numerous comments on the urban waterfront access component of the rule. Neither hearing is in North Jersey where residents are negatively impacted by the urban component of the rule. The agency clearly wishes to avoid being criticized yet again for allowing urban residents to be locked out from their waterways.
The notice of substantial changes to the public access rule also fails to address the most basic problems with the originally proposed rule: that the rule lacks standards for the approval of municipal access plans which will result in a patchwork of access rules. The rules do not encourage or require expanded access and they protect existing access only to "the maximum extent practicable" with no definition of what that means. (Additionally, NJDEP's new waiver rule allows the NJDEP to ignore any of these rules should they present "an undue burden.")
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In the case of armed guards, had one been in evidence in the Newtown tragedy the guard would have died first. A guard could not shoot at a person approaching a school without just cause.
Many years ago when visiting a nephew in Colorado, he asked me to shoot his new automatic rifle. Firing a 30-round clip in a few seconds convinced me that such a weapon had nothing to do with hunting or sportsmanship. After three years in the U.S. infantry I knew that such a weapon had only one use, and that was against human beings.
Another issue being debated is whether the constant violence always visible on TV and movies has any effect on viewers. I'm told that in many video games participants take the part of the trigger operator. If what we see and do has no effect on behavior, those companies spending billions on advertising to sell their product should spend money on research regarding this issue.
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With its move into Hall 6, CeBIT is now allocating even more space to the Open Source Area in 2013. The Open Source Forum, together with the Open Source Park making up this themed area on CeBIT, will benefit from the move as well.
CeBIT 2013 takes place in Hannover, Germany, from March 5 to 9, 2013. Organized by the Medialinx AG (formerly Linux New Media AG), the Open Source Forum will again feature an extensive program, illuminating all facets of Linux and open source. The success story of the Open Source Park shows that open source software has long been an important segment in the IT industry. Over 90 percent of last year's exhibitors have already confirmed their participation in 2013.
Open Source practitioners wanted!
The call for papers applies to individuals and organizations as well as open source developers. Sought after are practicioners who can report on their experience deploying free software in the corporate sector and in organizations. The focus should be on innovative products, new projects and open source/Linux specific technologies. Of great interest are also presentations on the topic of open source in mobile IT and talks that build on the CeBIT 2013 keynote theme "Shareconomy".
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The Oilers upgraded in net today as you can see by this statistical examination of Scrivens' current development path. via @BSH_EricT
Nurse currently sits 2nd amongst all skaters in OHL scoring with 24pts in 22 games. He's on pace for a 74pt season. MacT better trade him before his value drops ;)
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With Eric Tillman coming out and admitting he regrets trading Ricky Ray. What regret will Tambellini admit on the couch of a journalist?
The only reasonable thing to do after your team trades away it's best d-man and replaces him with Cam Barker against the Winnipeg Jets.
From 2000, an article about the Oilers entering a "winning era" with KLowe in charge. Classic.
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Killington Area Cottage Rentals(11)
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Recent Killington Area Reviews
What a neat spot! We were so happy to stay at the Diner! Perfectly located for excursions. Peaceful and quiet. Sharply done, clean, and comfortable. Thank you for accommodating us. We hope to visit again one day!
My husband and I had the opportunity to stay for 5 days/4 nights in this perfect get-a-way. Home has all the amenities we could ask for. Spent the days fishing (my Bass was bigger than his!) by rented pontoon, and lazily motored around Lake Catherine; very beautiful. At night we hung out on the deck, grilled our catch, and lounged in the hot tub over looking the lake. The home is located about 10 minutes from town, full of wonderful little shops, and a well stocked grocery store. There were produce vendors set up in the street during our visit and we picked up some wonderful tomatoes, cukes and squash. Looking forward to our return visit in August 2014!
This was the perfect cabin for our family vacation! Drinking our morning coffee watching the lake was so relaxing and eating dinners in the screened in porch while watching the sunset was beautiful! Our 4 year old could play in the lake right in front of the house trying to catch minnows all day and the larger yard was perfect for playing freeze tag and other fun summer games. We rented a pontoon boat right around the corner and spend many fun days fishing, swimming, and tubing in the lake. The owners are wonderful and made you feel right at home!!!