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I start out usually good until skinny husband gets home. then he has his crunch time w/tostitos (a special kind) and now there's chocolate covered pomegranate, , TONS OF FOOD! and there will be 3 of us! How flippin icky is that?
its not thanksgiving yet. there's not even going to be room in the fridge for cooked food. i'm stressed out with daughters divorce and huge changes happening. I've asked for Christmas for a helping hand to help me get off this weight. no kiddin its bigger than me!! sorry to whine.......................I just am at wits end!! KEET
tweety 'keet'
Is there any way that you can separate yourself from hubby while he munches?
It does help to imagine the offending foods as poison it is poison to our bodies even if your hubby is thin those things are not nourishing his body and maybe you could make him aware of that ..
none of us should eat foods that others eat especially out husbands what they eat is bad for us because men have higher metabolisms and can get away with some indulgence
but it really isn;t helpful to their bodies ... men have shorter lives than women as a rule it may have something to do with their lack of nutrition
I certainly hope something in this helps
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Remember the Gold is not in the prize it's in the Journey
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You have to take care of YOU. You are worth it and need to be your top priority. I hope that your Christmas wish of support from your family comes true.
Kick him in the shins...lol. Tell him to PLEASE not eat that stuff in front of you and to hide it when he's done. Communication is always the key to understanding.
I have a sabatour in my family - my mother. When we are out to dinner she will usually ask me if I want to finish her dinner or dessert. I'll look at her like -"Are you crazy". Really, she knows I'm diabetic and she knows I'm trying to lose weight and be healthier but I'm still her 'baby' she has to feed. I really don't get it. One of her best friends is dying from diabetic complications and my mother will ask if I'm taking care of myself because she doesn't want me to end up like her friend.
There will always be someone who will try to sabatage your quest. It could be a jealous friend and you already know about family. Maybe your hubby is afraid that if you get to a healthy weight that you won't want him any more or that other men will pay too much attention to you. Maybe he likes you "fluffy". When he pulls out his bag of goodies leave the room - that will get him thinking that you really are serious.
Good luck Keet. I know it's a difficult situation.
Seriously. That's what it comes down to. Diabetes, for example, can lead to numbness in extremities, poor healing, amputation, blindness, and death. And yet our "loved ones" sabotage us by pushing that extra portion, by tempting us. I don't blame them at first, they are usually doing it out of love, but if they continue when we have explained it to them...? That's just wrong!
I'm so grateful for my mom and dad. They still send me care packages, and I send some to them as well. But they respect my dietary needs. My mom just sent me, for example, some turkey snack sticks with no artificial ingredients and lots of spice. Taste like Slim Jims, but don't kill you with preservatives.
So, my wish for you all this holiday season, is that your loved ones can accept your healthy choices and support them with joy and gratitude. After all, you will be with them longer because of those choices!
'Your focus determines your reality.' -QGJ
'Try not. Only do.' --Y
You are so right. I think the next time my mother tries to push food on me I'm going to ask her if she's trying to kill me. Maybe that will shock her enough to start thinking that what she does is wrong for me.
My diabetes is in good control (last A1c was 5. unlike mom's friend who was in total denial for over 10 years or until she started getting sick and going blind. I do have a little bit of numbness occasional but when I take Alpha Lipoic Acid religiously it goes away. Don't get me wrong, I love my mother dearly but she grew up during the depression and did without and so did our relatives so all my life I remember them pushing food - out of their perceived notion of love.
I am not perfect by any means - I indulge enough on my own without anyone helping me further.
Roh, the last paragraph of your post is AWESOME! Thanks!
'Your focus determines your reality.' -QGJ
'Try not. Only do.' --Y
My mother is 81 and disabled - she doesn't cook for herself anymore. She has had an 'I can't attitude' for many years. I sometimes say she is on the 'pity wagon'. I know if she would do her physical therapy exercises she would be in a lot better condition but she is very stubborn and feels that because she is 'old' she doesn't have to but it does create a hardship for my sister and me if she has/wants to go anywhere, especially my sister as she is retired.
Roh, thank you for your suggestions. You are one smart woman.
It also could be that she isn't educated on what food can really do to us. It can heal us or hurt us. Maybe giving her a lesson on how it all works might help, if she doesn't already know. Usually when I come across people that does those kind of things out of love, it's usually 2 reasons: 1. Didn't realize how harmful "food" really is, the reason for the quotes is sometimes that process food isn't food at all. It's stuff made in a lab. 2. They know and they don't care, "I'll eat what I want and so should you". Well did you considered that I don't want to DIE!!!! Eating crap all the time is a slow way of committing suicide. It's just as bad as smoking, drugs, and alcohol.
My son didn't have a weight problem until she started picking him up from school and taking him to McDonald's every day. Her reasoning was "he's hungry'. I would tell her - so take him home and give him an apple. She's from the generation who think food is love - NOT!! It certainly is a cunumdrum to say the least. She would be happy if all of her 'chicks' were still in the nest.
Thanks everyone for reading!!
with my dd living with us I bought food she resquest Some healthy some not. I've lost over 100 lbs. before 2 x and due to the (tsorry got interrupted) and now don't know what I was typing).
I'm sorry.................I'm sad, and frustrated which turns into anger a bit. I have so much food its RIDICULOUS! you should see the extra fridge full of pop. He's gone mad! Actually he has OCD. There will be 3 of us for TD. WTH!
I'm kinda on a rant because My Family Keeps me Stuck!!
DD and DH converse about their days and i'm not even included in the conversation. sigh he wants me to buy more xmas presents for her because she's only getting 1 huge thing!
we already spent a lot on her. i'm outta control and i'm just really ugly right now. I'm sorry I wrote and started this thread.
My apologies to everyone here.
tweety 'keet'
Sweetie there is no need for you to apologize to me or anyone else here. I'm sure we've all had problems like yours with family and friends. For a lot of us it's an ongoing battle. Go ahead and have as many rants/vents as you need. We all need to vent at one time or another or even every day - I know I could vent about one of my co-workers 24/7...lol.
You want to know what I'd be really tempted to do - throw out all their crap and set fire to it. Knowing me I would probably do it especially if I had been continually asking them not to eat it in front of me or for them to lock it up somewhere I couldn't get into it. OCD or not your husband, and daughter too are IMO disrespecting you. You deserve to have your needs/feelings respected. I would probably subject them to a major rant and let them know exactly how I felt about their disregard of me. Of course I'm a lot meaner than you are.
Keet, you deserve to be healthy. We all do but sometimes others get in our way. Judy's husband keeps a candy stash. Amber's husband was slow to get on the health wagon if I remember correctly. My mother tries to feed me. I keep chips in my car where I can't see them otherwise the whold bag would be gone in a flash.
You did not attack anyone of us personally. You let your feelings and frustrations out - which is a good thing. Holding them in too long can really stress you out. Your vent allowed me to have my vent. It's all good my dear.
Take care of yourself and I'll say an extra prayer for you.
Greedily she ingorg'd without restraint,
And knew not eating Death
Milton, Paradise Lost
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'Try not. Only do.' --Y
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The triumph sets up Honaker's annual showdown with Haysi for the BDD title. Honaker will host the Tigers on Nov. 3.
Those two clubs have won outright or shared the last 19 BDD crowns.
Seven different players scored touchdowns for Honaker, which amassed 562 yards in total offense, including 415 yards rushing.
The final minutes of the first half, meanwhile, gave the Tigers their huge margin of victory.
A blocked punt started the Tigers on a stunning, 22-points-in-99 seconds run, that gave them a 42-14 halftime lead, a stretch that included two touchdowns just 15 seconds apart.
Ty Hall was 11-of-13 passing for 147 yards and three touchdowns, all in the final 2:30 of the first half.
Hall threw two TD passes to Randy Horton in that span, including a 15-yarder after the punt block.
Grundy then turned the ball over on downs and Hall capped a quick 3-play, 53-yard drive with a 29-yard scoring strike to Shay Bunn with 1:06 left in the half.
Grundy, which turned the ball over three times from the line of scrimmage, lost the ball on the ensuing kickoff and Honaker scored its second touchdown 15 seconds later on Hall's 20-yard pass to Horton.
The Golden Wave (3-6, 2-2) got 203 yards rushing and two touchdowns from Nick Travis, but could not slow down Honaker, even when the Tigers had a long field to negotiate.
Honaker (8-1, 3-0) got three TD runs of 61 or more yards.
Payton Ball scored from 61 yards out in the first quarter. Cody Lester sprinted 63 yards for a touchdown midway through the second period and Austin Smith added a 68-yard scoring run.
Ten different backs gained positive yardage for Honaker, led by Ball with 102 yards, Lester with an even 100 and Smith with 82 yards.
Grundy closes out the regular season at home Friday against Mount View.
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Twice in the past few days, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has spoken about the NFL nearing a return to Los Angeles.
As Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com pointed out Sunday, "closer than ever" is a relative phrase. Jones' comment Wednesday night that it's "more imminent than any time since we haven't had a team in Los Angeles" should be weighed similarly.
But Jones' optimism should be viewed favorably by Buffalo Bills fans, given what he told me in May.
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"The owners don't mess much up; I am saying that with a smile. But we haven't gotten this one right.
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The Dolphins' 31-23 loss to the Jets in Week Three might be known as the game the Dolphins finally unveiled their new passing attack with WR Brandon Marshall.
It also could go down as a game that makes head coach Tony Sparano and offensive coordinator Dan Henning rethink the "Wildcat."
Henne threw for a career-high 363 yards and two TDs. Marshall had 10 catches for a season-high 166 yards receiving with a TD, but it wasn't enough to topple the Jets. While the Dolphins' defense had some breakdowns covering Jets WR Braylon Edwards and TE Dustin Keller, their offense was good enough to get them to 3-0.
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After a shaky opening possession, Henne got into a rhythm, hitting his star Marshall and finding slot receivers Brian Hartline and Davone Bess often. Henne was an impressive 9-for-14 for 123 yards and a TD on third down.
But the Dolphins had two drives stall and they had to settle for field goals because of failed attempts using the "Wildcat" on first down. In fact, the Jets seemed to have much more success with the "Wildcat" (25 yards on three carries).
The "Wildcat" is designed to be used in the red zone and give RB Ronnie Brown an extra blocker. On one drive, Brown did have back-to-back productive carries out of the "Wildcat" that led to a Henne-to-Marshall TD pass, but those were two of just three carries out of the formation that gained positive yards.
With a seemingly ineffective "Wildcat" on Sunday night but a potent passing game, the Dolphins may want to rethink how they try to get points in the red zone. Henne has plenty of weapons, and the Dolphins also could simply hand the ball off to Brown and Ricky Williams. It may not be flashy, but this might be the year it is more effective.


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By BRADEN LAMMERS
In July, Jeffersonville Mayor Mike Moore presented a list of 10 projects that he would like to see undertaken during the next six years.
Moore's plan was to pay for the projects using the city's Tax Increment Finance money and it was estimated to cost $38 million. During the last two months of 2012, the administration has been working to amend bond resolutions for the TIF money to include two projects - the city's stormwater conveyance system and the construction of a new police station. The resolutions amend the city's Inner City Roads Tax Increment Finance district and the Falls Landing TIF to include both projects and is a requirement City Attorney Les Merkley said Jeffersonville had not followed under its previous bond counsel.
Merkley explained in order to use TIF dollars for projects there must be an economic development plan, including those two potential uses, for the money.
But at a recent Jeffersonville Redevelopment Commission meeting, board members claimed that they had not been given a masterplan of the projects included in the mayor's proposal that would likely rely on TIF money as their funding source.
Masterplan requested
Redevelopment Commissioner James Lake called for improved communication between the Redevelopment Director Rob Waiz and the commission at the group's December meeting.
"We've gone through an entire year now as a new commission, we're going to start new here in January," Lake said. "We [need to] start new with complete open communications. Things need to be timely, if they're late they don't need to be here.
"We need a masterplan of projects, presented in public, at this commission for what is intended ... in 2013," Lake said later in the meeting.
He specifically pointed to the city's winter newsletter and the projects proposed as potentially using TIF dollars.
"Several of them I haven't even heard of before," Lake said of the proposed project list. "One of which the redevelopment commission has whole-heartedly disavowed. It shouldn't be on there."
The plans presented in the newsletter were the 10 projects Moore deemed as priorities, which he presented to the City Council in July. Among the projects were plans to complete Big Four Station, the 10th Street widening and reconstruction, improvements at Veterans Parkway and Holmans Lane, development of a new downtown marina and a Falls Landing Park proposal.
The projects were also discussed at the redevelopment commission's Nov. 27th meeting when the city's financial adviser Umbaugh and Associates presented a comprehensive financial review to help determine the reimbursement for funding a new police station and to determine the remaining capacity the city could pay, or bond, out of the TIF districts. Lake was not in attendance at the meeting.
The purpose of determining the remaining capacity was to ensure that the city could pay for Moore's priority projects out of the TIF funds. Brian Colton, adviser with Umbaugh and Associates, said the projects could be paid for with TIF dollars based on the current figures, when asked by Moore.
Merkley, who also serves as the redevelopment commission attorney, said to amend the bonds further to include any additional projects, the process would have to start with the redevelopment commission and follow the same approval trail through the planning commission and the city council.
Despite having the 10 projects and costs listed in the Umbaugh report, Lake and Stevens said they were given information too late.
"For many of these projects, there was no advanced communication, no discussion or review of the contracts for design or engineering services," according to a letter the pair sent to the News and Tribune. "In many cases, we are asked to approve a project without having proper time for due diligence."
But Waiz pointed to instances of the projects being presented to the redevelopment commission, including a presentation made at the group's Oct. 15 meeting where The Estopinal Group and Jacobi, Toombs and Lanz outlined a masterplan of projects, which included the Falls Landing Park, the marina and Big Four Station. That contract to proceed with design work was also unanimously approved.
Lake said projects need to come to the redevelopment commission before having a plan already in place.
"The discussions the administration has been having with Umbaugh should be taking place in commission meetings, in public," he said. "It was obvious there was not enough discussion to have a vote on it," he said, referring to the questions raised about the resolutions during the November redevelopment meeting.
Stevens echoed Lake's sentiment.
"I was under the impression that was not what the vote was for," he said of adding projects to the possible uses of TIF money. "I thought we were updating what we had already done ... to make it current, to be able to reissue the bond, to make it sellable in 2013. It was never really a list of projects. I think there are a lot of times when not all the members are up to speed on all the projects. In the past, that's not really how it's happened."
Lake added that the concern does not mean the commission members are opposed to the projects presented.
"We want to accomplish the police station, [but] we've never had a chance to talk about it when Umbaugh presented it in a final bond," he said. "I'm not against the project, I was just never given the opportunity to discuss it.
"I think for some reason the administration is fearful to present their vision. I just want to have that open, honest discussion. I think the commission has been excluded on the vision of the administration."
"We want to have a workshop meeting to discuss projects we want to tackle, not just being handed one thing and saying you're going to pay for it," Lake said. "I feel like the commission is just looked at as a rubber stamp."
Marina matters
Another project the two commission members cited as moving into the planning stages before it was discussed with them is a plan to reconstruct the marina along Riverside Drive near downtown Jeffersonville.
"The marina ... the first time we've heard of it was when a schematic design was presented to us," Lake said.
At the Aug. 29 meeting, the commission approved a contract with The Estopinal Group and engineering firm Jacobi, Toombs and Lanz to move forward with the marina design. The motion was unanimously approved.
When asked why he approved a plan at the same meeting in which the plan was presented, Stevens said, "I think it's a good project, but I didn't have any input into it."
He added that by the time the project plan came before the commission, the architect already spent money on design for the marina.
Moore said he went ahead with enlisting The Estopinal Group to draft a design for the reconstructed marina because the design firm agreed to do it pro-bono.
And despite having a design in place, Moore and Waiz said the redevelopment commissioners were welcomed to provide input.
"I believe the best way is to get something down on paper," Moore said regarding why a plan was drafted before it was presented to the commission. "It's been a very transparent process."
Waiz added that what was presented in the marina design was not final.
"What was presented was ramp [and] putting in boat docks," he said. "We welcomed any type of input. Whenever it's presented, we're asking for questions ... [and] it's always good to have something in place."
The process is different than how projects have been presented in the past, according to Lake and Stevens.
"I feel like I have less information now than I have in the past," Stevens said.
Future projects that are brought the board with plans in place will be tabled to make sure the commission has the right information, he said.
A two-way street
The lack of communication about redevelopment projects also falls on the shoulders of the commissioners, according to Moore and Waiz.
Waiz said the process before a redevelopment commission meeting is to send out an agenda the Monday before the Wednesday night meeting.
"If they have any questions they can call us," he said. "If they need something we'll give it to them. We've been doing the same thing ... for a full year. Just come talk to us. I have an open door, they have my cell phone, my email ... communication is a two-way street."
Moore added that the commissioners did not have an issue coming to the redevelopment director under the previous administration and asking questions.
"They utilized it quite a bit the four years before I was here," he said of the redevelopment office. "If there's a lack of communication, questions should have been coming to us. I think it is their responsibility as commission members to ask questions; they've not done that. I will continue to have an open door to any redevelopment member ... [but] it's not my responsibility to track them down."
At the December redevelopment commission meeting, Lake requested a list of potential projects for 2013 be presented to the commission.
Waiz said he had a meeting with Lake and Stevens after the last meeting and discussed some of the city's ongoing confidential projects. He added, as requested, he will be putting together a presentation for the January 30 meeting.
"We want better communication from the administration and the director," Stevens said. "The goal is to have the communication improved on both sides."


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When the announcement came over the PA system yesterday that Newtown High School was going into a lockdown, one senior said students thought it was a drill even though the message said it was not.
Still, students followed instructions and took to secure locations with their teacher. As time went on and information began to come through via text message and Twitter, the reality of the situation hit Michelle Spanedda particularly hard.
The 17-year-old's brother is a third-grader at Sandy Hook Elementary School, and, at that time yesterday morning, Spanedda said she heard a student had been injured in a shooting there.
"I was literally bawling," she said. "I was thinking worst case scenario. It was really hard."
About an hour later she was overcome with an incredible sense of relief when her father texted her that her brother, Michael, was OK. "It felt so good," Spanedda said Saturday morning while working at Demitasse Cafe in downtown Sandy Hook.
Like the rest of residents of Newtown, though, Spanedda is still trying to come to grips with the magnitude of the tragedy, which is one of the most deadly school shootings in history. There was a noticeable sense of sadness in her voice as she spoke.
And there is a question on her mind, too:
"I just want to know what led to him going into the elementary school. What led him to go inside the school?"
Police have not released the identify of the shooter, nor a motive, or the identity of the 26 victims that includes 20 children [See story here.]
Last night, Spanedda said she spent hours watching the news with her parents. Her brother watched TV, as well, but not the news, she said.
Today, she said she's kind of just going through the motions. And tomorrow she plans on attending the interfaith vigil at the high school.


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In the hours—then minutes—before kickoff, St. Xavier football coach Mike Feminis will not waiver his tried and true routine, at least not much.
Feminis will call on his captains to speak in a team meeting at the hotel before St. Xavier takes the field to face Carroll (Mont.) in Saturday's NAIA national championship football game (3:30 CST, CBS Sports Network). Then, 'Fem' will open the floor for other players and his assistants to say a few words.
Finally, he will finish up with his own thoughts, those thoughts ranging from paying attention to assignment detail and execution of the Cougars' game plan. I suspect he will go further, though, in an impassioned plea for a show of St. Xavier emotion and pride. Feminis understands this is a moment that will live with this group for as long as they're breathing in life itself.
"This is something they'll tell their kids and grandkids about," Feminis said of St. Xavier's bid to win its first national championship of any kind.
Picture him challenging his defensive linemen. Picture him revving the engine on the Cougars' speed-based offense. Picture this kind of dialogue.
Double-teamed. Flattened like a pancake.
Get up, look your brother in the eye. Draw strength from the knowledge that comes from the undeniable realization he will be reliving that agony with you for the next 35 or 40 years. Redeem yourself. Experience ecstasy. Let the Saints pray for mercy.
Saints. Carroll College's nickname. They're as hard to shake as devils. They're 13-1 and the defending national champs, the Goliath of NAIA football stepping back into a ring otherwise known as Barron Stadium in Rome, Ga., a place they have called home often.
St. Xavier is David, the erstwhile underdog looking to pull off a second straight upset. The Cougars (13-1) ousted then-No. 1 ranked Marian (Ind.) in semifinal play two weeks ago and have arrived at this juncture at long last, a victory already secure in a sense.
"Well, it is a victory of sorts to be playing for the national championship," Feminis said. "We've had this goal forever it seems like, but specifically for the last three years. I'm a big Blackhawks fan. I love their slogan, 'The one-goal thing.' I adopted that a couple of years ago. When we didn't get it, I just added the word 'still.' Still one goal. No doubt, we're happy to be there. But we're not satisfied."
In the days leading up to the game, Feminis promised to soak in the atmosphere. The Cougars were scheduled to visit children at area grade schools, attend luncheons and dinner banquets.
"The people down here in Rome do a great job," he said. "It's like a bowl atmosphere. They treat you like kings. I want our guys to know they deserve that kind of treatment. I don't want to say it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience because I want to come back two, three, four times. But it could be."
And that's why Feminis will deter from his routine, albeit slightly.
He will remind his Cougars of graduation losses and how the public perception going into the year was that St. Xavier football would be down this season. He never bought into that notion.
"I felt if a couple of freshmen could contribute right away and some of the guys playing behind the Mike Mahers and Anthony Kropps produced we had a shot at a special season," Feminis said. "That is what's happened."
To give you an idea how special, consider this: Feminis' players were watching "Tommy Boy" on the bus ride to Rome. Know this: The Cougars' empire wasn't built in a day.


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Ready To Charge: Foresight Mobile Edition 1.0
With the release of its Mobile Edition 1.0, Linux distribution Foresight has joined the race to dominate the netbook market.
This first release utilizes the Ubuntu netbook remix desktop, Conary packet management from Rpath and according to developers, has been tested on the EEE-PC from Asus and Intel's Classmate computers. The mobile distribution is based on Foresight Linux 2.0 with a Gnome 2.22 desktop enabling the use of quite a few Gnome applications like F- Spot, Pidgin and the Gnome Movie Player. Music is provided by Banshee and the browser is from Firefox.
Foresight hit the headlines when hardware producers Shuttle decided to bring its KPC computer (the small dice-shaped Barebones) together with Foresight onto the US market. In Europe it was distributed with Suse Linux as operating system.
Former CTO of Red Hat, Eric Troan, worked on the distribution, together with Rpath developers Michael K. Johnson and Matt Wilson. Whoever wants to test the Mobile Edition 1.0 can find the relevant ISO's on the Foresight webpage.
Credit Where Credit Is DueWhile Erik, Matt, and I certainly have done plenty of work on core technology (Conary, rBuilder, and so forth) that is used to build and manage all flavors of Foresight Linux, the real credit for Foresight Mobile Edition goes to Ken VanDine and António Meireles, who both spent long hours tuning Foresight Linux for use on netbooks and other small systems. Kudos to both of them, and thanks!
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Radio/TV analyst and former PA announcer Duke McGuire is one of the true characters of Bisons baseball and he's getting inducted into the Buffalo Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday. Richly deserved. Be sure to read our story in Thursday's paper about McGuire's long career in the game -- and his huge role in getting "The Natural" filmed in Buffalo as well as playing a member of the New York Knights alongside Robert Redford (that's McGuire with Redford in 1930s baseball duds)
A long career can produce a long story and you can never have enough space to tell all the tales about this true Buffalo original. Rather than lose so much of these anecdotes in the story, I collected thoughts about Duke here from his three broadcast partners over the years.
Pete Weber (TV, 1990-95, currently with NHL's Nashville Predators)
On his broadcast style: "Because he has lived through the situations, he's very good at keeping things simple and explaining what could be complex. He never makes you feel like that football coach mentality of, 'You couldn't possibly absorb the info I'm about to impart to you here.' He's a teacher. He's used that in broadcasting and made it fun.
On a bizarre moment at the mic: "He uttered one of the funniest impromptu PA announcements I've heard in my life. He was announcing the license tag of a car needing to be moved [outside War Memorial Stadium] and as he's in the middle of the number, an M-80 or cherry bomb goes off on Dodge Street outside. Duke just keeps reading and when he finished the number he simply said, 'Your car has just blown up.' That dispays how quickly he could adapt to a situation."
On the Hall of Fame induction: "My mindset is we're not giving him a gold watch. This is somebody who has served so well in so many capacities with the team and is being properly honored."
Jim Rosenhaus (radio 1996-2006, currently with Cleveland Indians)
On his broadcast style: "He didn't take the game too seriously. He realized it was fun. The game was fun. When we had big games, it was a big deal but he would see the fun side of the game. He wanted to see the game played right. As a former player, he knew good and bad baseball. His persepectives gave him credibility too. I've seen a lot of baseball but he played it. He knew what guys were going through, especially as a former minor leaguer. He knew the challenges and that type of thing. He had a good perspective on the big club taking out five guys.
A bizarre moment: "WGR used a promo and it was a replay of a foul ball one night in Buffalo that hit [mascot] Chip in the head. I'm calling the play and before I even finished saying what was going on, Duke just blurts out, "Chip is down! Chip is down!" He made it sound like Ali-Frazier. They would play that all the time and it was hysterical."
On the Hall of Fame: "This is awesome for Duke. He would miss some road trips early in the season when school was still going on and to some extent for me, it never felt like baseball season till Duke went on the road."
Ben Wagner (Radio/TV, 2007-present)
On his broadcast style: "He sees things on the field before they happen and that helps the listeners. That can come out at any time, early or late in the game. He uses it as a tool to teach through our broadcasts as well, which I really appreciate. He helps the broadcast flow. He can move from the first inning and relate it back. He's been a player, a manager, worked in the front office. It makes a big difference."
On his wackiness in the booth: "I have to be alert at all times with Duke. From the "celebrity guest appearance" to the drop of something by 'The K-Man' in the stands. Duke is worrying about the ball -- and about the guy spilling a drop or two too."
On McGuire becoming a Hall of Famer: "I knew from the very beginning he was more of a connection to a fans that anybody I would ever have with me on the air. He's the connection to the current team and the years past. He's been the greatest resource to me in trying to learn Bisons history through regular conversation. It's not just players either. The Butcher came in and we started talking about him and that led to other cast of characters he had seen.
"He has longevity of the history but also the connection to all the loyal listeners out there. I've tried to use that to my advantage. It's huge for me to be able to connect to the history of this team through him."
---Mike Harrington
Photo: McGuire and Wagner earlier this month at Coca-Cola Field -- James P. McCoy/Buffalo News
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A traffic stop led to the eventual arrest of six people on Wednesday, five of them related, on charges of drug possession and distribution out of a family home.
The stop resulted in the arrest of the driver, and information obtained took police to a home in southwest Chickasha where a suspected drug operation was located. In addition to marijuana, a police field test revealed nearly 69 grams of suspected methamphetamines inside the residence.
The drug find began when Officer Chad King of CPD stopped the driver of a white Chevrolet Cavalier, identified as 22-year-old Kevin Youngman. According to an incident report, King said he could smell of what he believed was marijuana. While back at his patrol car, the officer said he witnessed Youngman become fidgety and reach under his seat. After asking the suspect to exit the vehicle, he informed the officer there was a bag of marijuana under the drivers' seat.
Youngman was then placed under arrest, but the big find for officers was to come later. Adamson said after further investigation, officers obtained a search warrant for a residence in the 1700 block of W. Georgia Avenue. There, police found Wilford Daugomah, 45, and Julie Anderson, 46, the parents of Vincent Daugomah, 31, and Russell Daugomah, 18. They also found Dale Ako, 21, the reported cousin of Russell Daugomah.
They also found multiple bags and/or containers of marijuana, various pipes with marijuana residue, 68.5 grams of a "putty like substance" identified as methamphetamine, and various pills with no prescriptions. The arrest reports noted the suspects were observed trying to get rid of the drugs and paraphernalia before police could catch them.
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Vermont plans DUI courtsJanuary 07,2013By LISA RATHKE
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MONTPELIER — Vermont plans to set up DUI courts to reduce the number of repeat drunken drivers by treating their addictions to alcohol, a move that is expected to save lives and money, Gov. Peter Shumlin said Monday.
Similar to the three drug courts already operating in the state, judges would monitor the treatment of people with a second or third DUI offense and could impose sanctions and rewards. The offenders would be convicted and sentenced. After they've served a mandatory sentence they could work out a deal with the judge to return to court on a regular basis to account for their progress and treatment as a condition of their probation. If they violate those terms, they lose that benefit and are incarcerated.
"There is something about returning on a regular basis to court to speak to the judge that nationally we have learned makes a significant difference in helping people recover from addiction," said Robert Sand, the Windsor County state's attorney will be leaving that position to set up the courts.
Sand has been working with criminal justice professionals in Windsor County on such a court — called a DUI treatment docket. The system is expected to take its first cases in 30 to 60 days, Sand said. He hopes to see a statewide DUI treatment dockets in three years.
Of the 77 fatal crashes in Vermont last year, 23 were alcohol related.
"I think it's important to emphasize that repeat DUI offenders have maimed and killed innocent Vermonters for a long time," said Shumlin.
"Anything that I can do as governor and that we can do as an administration to make Vermont roads safer while we deal with addiction in a smarter and more effective way is good news for Vermonters and good news for Vermont taxpayers," he said.
Vermont already is reducing its rate of young inmates. The number has dropped from 2,074 in 2003 to 938 in June of 2012.
The DUI courts will help to reduce those numbers even more, as well as a plan to merge the Community High School of Vermont and the Vermont Correctional Industries programs to offer inmates better training to succeed when they're released, Shumlin said.
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Location:Chester, Vermont, United States
Name: Bonnie Raymond
Week: 0
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41 year old female, married to a 39 year old male, mother to three, only my youngest child home full time who is age 16, one 23 year old male son with three children (my grandchildren) that visit each weekend for three days.
Have been reducing waste and practicing localvorism for the last year. This plastic challenge is exactly that a challenge. It is amazing how in the 41 years I have been alive how much has changed to plastic. How much more commercialized things have become.
I want back to the "old ways" no plastic, with reusable containers that are only replaced when they wear out!.
I hope to succeed in reducing my plastic consumption even more than I already have!
Bonnie Raymond's personal blog: http://bonbonmamma.blogspot.com/
List of plastic items REFUSED this week. (Yay!)
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Total items collected: 0
Total weight: 0
Items: Recyclable
Many but this is week 0 I am just starting the quest
Items: Nonrecyclable
plastics for the local center they say they take all but I believe they only use #1
What items can I easily replace with plastic free or less plastic alternatives?
change from plastic milk jugs bought at market to gallon glass and purchase farm fresh milk
What items would I be willing to give up if a plastic free alternative doesn't exist?
any drinking container.. just give me a glass and fresh water please
What items are essential and seem to have no plastic-free alternative?
Car parts
What lifestyle change(s) might be necessary to reduce my plastic consumption?
stop shopping aimlessly
What one plastic item am I willing to give up or replace this week?
all plastic carry bags
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I need to purchase a glass straw.. i love them.. and i love straws.. what a great concept!
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"Who will help me plant my wheat?" asked the little red hen.
"Not I," said the cow.
"Not I," said the duck.
"Not I," said the pig.
"Not I," said the goose.
"Then I will do it by myself." She planted her crop and the wheat grew and ripened.
"Who will help me harvest my wheat?" asked the little red hen.
"Not in my union contract," said the cow.
"Not in my job description," said the duck.
"I'd lose my seniority," said the pig.
"I'd lose my unemployment compensation," said the goose.
"Then I will do it by myself," said the little red hen, and so she did.
"Who will help me bake the bread?" asked the little red hen.
"That would be overtime for me," said the cow.
"If I'm to be the only helper, that's discrimination," said the duck.
"That might void my Lone Star Card," said the pig.
"I might lose my welfare benefits," said the goose.
"Then I will do it by myself," said the little red hen.
She baked five loaves and held them up for all of her neighbors to see. They wanted some and, in fact, demanded a share but the little red hen said, "No, I shall eat all five loaves. None of you worked to help me plant, harvest or bake the bread."
"Excess profits!" cried the cow.
"Capitalist leech!" screamed the duck.
"I demand equal rights!" yelled the pig.
"I am entitled!" shouted the goose.
And they all painted "Unfair!" picket signs and marched around and around the little red hen, shouting obscenities.
When farmer Barry came he said to the little red hen, "You must not be so greedy."
"But I earned the bread," said the little red hen. "I planted the wheat then reaped it and I baked the bread all by myself!"
"Exactly," said Barry the farmer. "That is what makes our free enterprise system so wonderful. Anyone in the barnyard can earn as much as he wants.
But under our modern government regulations, the productive workers must divide the fruits of their labor with those who are lazy and idle. It's call redistribution of wealth."
And, everyone in the barnyard was happy, including the little red hen, who smiled and clucked, "I am grateful, for now I truly understand."
But, her neighbors became quite disappointed in her for she never planted or harvested wheat or baked bread again because she joined the "party" so she, too, could receive her bread free. And all the Socialists smiled. "Fairness" had been established.
Individual initiative had died, but nobody noticed; perhaps no one cared as long as there was free bread.


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The problem is, when I'm SHing, it tells my husband that I'm not okay and I can see for myself that I'm not okay. But now that I'm not SHing, I have no way of showing my inner struggles. I can tell him, "I'm not okay" but it doesn't mean the same thing. He can easily brush that aside and think, "Well at least she's better than she was". I just feel frustrated and like I want to explode because I have no way of showing for myself how much I am struggling. Every second often feels like a struggle. I'm glad I can pray and get through it second by second but sometimes it just feels excruciating. I pray so often for God to take this struggle from me but that's not His will.
Not sure why I needed to share this but I did because it's just so difficult and I'm not sure what to do about it all.
Do you ever cry to show him how you feel? Have you ever wrote him a letter telling him what is going on?
I think the most important thing in a relationship is communication. Without communication the relationship we find ourselves in (husband, brother, father, mother, sis in law etc. even children) will break down and fall apart. I know this for a fact because i've experienced it first hand. Communication even if its very hard is so worth it in the end. So much can come from opening up and being vunerable to our besties and s/o's.
Why do I know this?? because i have been in a relationship marriage goin on 34 years and have a 30 yr. relationship with daughter and 27 year relationship with son.
\I started out being timid and shy and not saying what was on my mind when it came to walking all over me or being loving or whatever the situation was .... I've endured a lot in my age and i'm not thru yet ???
start small and tell him something. You can share here so why not share with someone who intimately has your best interests at heart. Something to consider anyway
Hi, OTW. I'm mostly a lurker in this community but am a regular in the SA survivor one. What you said really hits home for me because years ago I was suicidal and attempted a few times and was hospitalized several times. Well, fast forward to the present where I'm really in a bad place in my head but I'm not the same person as far as actively being suicidal, and it's hard to get my T to realize I'm NOT okay. He knew me back then, too, and he knows I've grown and changed, but last year I was dealing with some very heavy stuff, hence, my membership in the other community, and I've been spiraling downward lately. I feel stuck because I don't know how to communicate that I'm NOT doing okay without cutting myself or something. I do NOT want to go there again. I feel so lost and so stuck. I was supposed to see him this morning, but I cancelled on him. Pretty sad when you feel too depressed to see your T.
Didn't really mean to write all that. Just sayin' that I get what you mean, and I'm sorry you are in a bad place right now, too. ((Gentle hugs if okay))
Instead of SH, SCREAM.... If you are not okay... just SCREAM.... this will get it across to hubby that you are not okay. No words needed...
Hugs to you.
Life is the school, Love is the lesson.
Misty, thank you for understanding. I'm sorry you are struggling too.
Bonnie, screaming is an interesting idea. It would get his attention for sure but not in a positive way. He would absolutely flip if I screamed in front of the girls and frankly I wouldn't want to scare them. But yeah, at least screaming would state things more strongly than just talking...
I concur with SB's wisdom. I was never allotted the right to communicate, to feel, to think, to do anything except as people programmed me to and so I have had to and still am learning how to communicate with my T what is within me. From the feeling word lists, to writing it out, even if the words I write make no sense. Without communication, we internalize everything and then use our bodies to take out the frustrations of what we can't put into words.
I, too, still struggle with the urge everyday to not SH. It has been 3 weeks now of being SH free for me. If I can do it, I know you can OTW. You are a strong woman. I have faith in you!
Hugs to you.
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I, too, would be interested in your T's suggestions.
Life is the school, Love is the lesson.
Stay safe.
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I have written a lot over the years in the form of letters to him, but I have also used collages and I have mangled a doll and I have ripped things, or even just colored something using certain colors - red or black or blue or purple, etc.
I guess there are no magic answers, eh? If you hear of anything else, I'm all ears. I think I fall back onto collages the most. Mine consist of words cut out of newspapers and pasted in little groups artistically on a piece of colored paper or something. When I'm in that zone, I don't have an agenda, and I have surprised myself at some of the groupings that have turned up.
I know all of that is different than trying to commuincate with a spouse. My T is attuned to me to start with, so when I come in with something extra, like some form of artwork, he does get it. And I don't begrudge him for fighting the flu this week. It happens to the best of us...
Peace to all.
My T gave me lists of words that are catagorized and then listed from mild, moderate, to severe. It's always been hard for me to use my words because I had no clue as to what I was actually feeling.
I, too, have made collages, colored, etc but sometime's that just didn't "cut" it. (pun intended)..
I think it's great when our T's, as you said, are "attuned" to us. That helps. Mine stated she knew I was feeling anger, long before I myself knew...
I hope your T recovers from the flu soon.
Be Well.
Life is the school, Love is the lesson.
I used to lose jobs because I would get so depressed I just couldn't show up, and I've been in psych wards on several occasions. I just really don't want to go back to those sorts of things. Job-hunting is the pits, and I have a house and pets now, and ending up in a psych ward is more problematic than feeling like no one understands how bad I'm feeling.
I've dealt with depression my entire life, it seems, and it was only a year ago that my memories started returning to me so that I finally understand WHY. I'm hoping that now that a lot of that is unloaded that I can start actually building a life instead of just exisiting and wasting oxygen and taking up space.
Take care.
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