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THE LAW IN THESE PARTS: Q & A with filmmaker Ra'anan Alexandrowicz (Recorded November 14, 2012)
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What is legal and what is just? The wide gap between the two is explored meticulously by this Israeli investigation (winner of the Best Documentary Award at the Sundance and Jerusalem Film Festivals) of the legal structure created after the 1967 Six Days War, specifically to treat the West Bank and Gaza Strip as occupied territories. Speaking with some of Israel's most respected lawyers and judges – men who helped to craft and later interpret these laws - filmmaker Ra'anan Alexandrowicz asks tough, pointed questions and gets even tougher answers. He asks his subjects to consider the consequences of their actions in a highly politicized environment. THE LAW IN THESE PARTS takes the position that unjust laws create unjust realities. Laws that everyone admits are not perfect but are the best that can be done under difficult circumstances may result in tragedy for everyone: both the judges and the judged.
Presented with support from the Joan S. Constantiner Fund for Jewish and Holocaust Film.
"Presents a devastating case against the occupation of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. An inquiry into justice."
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"Riveting! There is no mistaking the indignation of the filmmaker's inquiry into Israeli occupation policy, but it's tempered at every turn by Alexandrowicz's wise, repeated acknowledgement that there's no implicating the policies of these men without implicating himself – that is, without his acknowledging that these laws were written for Israelis."
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What time is it? It's time to take a second look at Giraffica (the ride formerly known as Pilgrims Plunge) and realize that, on a sunny day, it looks a whole lot like a giant sundial: This time of year, Giraffica casts a long, long shadow on the field that is quickly becoming the home…Read More »
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As you may have noticed, the summer of 2012 was one of the hottest on record. We sure noticed. So, from looking around the parks to see where the longest lines were, where the bottlenecks occured, plus listening to your many comments and suggestions, here's a countdown list of how we're spending $6.5 million for…Read More »
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Since Pilgrims Plunge opened in 2009, we've posted a bunch of videos on YouTube to show potential visitors what we mean by "a classic shoot-the-chute ride with a modern twist." One of the videos has had nearly three million views; clearly this unusual-looking ride intrigues. So it's time for a new video – in slow…Read More »
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This story (from November, 2008) comes from Matt, our GM/Shared Services: Matt was in Orlando, attending the "What's New Theater," which is more or less the kick-off ceremony for the week-long IAAPA Expo industry trade show. It includes a great production involving, as the name implies, the new rides and technology to watch for in…Read More »
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Mrs. Koch remembers with great fondness the year we added our first big ride. It was in 1984, the same year we changed our name from Santa Claus Land to Holiday World. The big new ride was Frightful Falls. "Oh, we thought we'd really arrived," she says with a smile. It's dwarfed now, by the…Read More »
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Our first batch of Pilgrims Plunge b-roll (that's the footage you give TV news photographers as a consolation prize when you won't let them take their big honkin' cameras on a ride) was on a cold and cloudy day. On the re-take day last week, we had clouds again. But they were nothing at all…Read More »
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Okay, so maybe this fellow isn't belting out an aria from the Barber of Seville. …but it sure looks like he's singin' in the rain as his Pilgrims Plunge boat flies down the drop. Your turn. What's he singing? And don't tell me he's not singing. Just look at the lady riding with him. It's…Read More »
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Jim Barrett came to the Napa Valley in 1972 with one thing in mind, to start a world-class winery. He doesn't mind telling visitors, "I wanted to do something to make people happy.
Bo's career in the wine industry began in the summer of 1972, right after he graduated from high school, when his family purchased Chateau Montelena. He spent the first summer pulling star thistle in the old vineyard and picking up rocks in preparation for replanting.
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JD in State College, Pa., writes: Where do you think Pitt sophomores James Conner and Tyler Boyd rank among ACC running back/wide receiver combos?
HD: I'm looking at every team in the league and it's tough to find one that compares. Some of them have half the equation, such as Jamison Crowder at Duke. But when you consider that Clemson has to replace its leading rusher and top two receivers from a year ago, FSU lost Kelvin Benjamin, James Wilder Jr. and Devonta Freeman ... Pitt has to be near the top -- if not No. 1 -- and last season was only the beginning for them. Based on potential, though, they could be surpassed by Miami's combo of Duke Johnson and Stacy Coley, especially with Johnson healthy again. And don't forget that FSU reloads. Karlos Williams and Rashad Greene could state their case. Here's a sleeper for you: UNC's T.J. Logan and Quinshad Davis. Logan drew rave reviews from the coaching staff this spring.
HD: No hope? I'd never say no hope. Hapless maybe, but not hopeless. Here's the scoop on VT's offense this spring: The Hokies are better everywhere on offense this spring. Every position is deeper and better. Except quarterback. It's still a huge question, and one that won't be answered until this summer when the entire roster is practicing. There's plenty of talent on that roster, but until they find an answer at quarterback, I'm not picking them to win the Coastal Division.
HD: Yep, I'm pretty sure I said that one, though technically I think I said it could be the best D in the ACC, even better than Florida State's. Look, I know everyone is not used to Clemson's defense being a strength, just like you're not used to Duke being a contender in the Coastal Division race, but stay with me here. FSU's defensive line has been depleted in the past two years by the NFL draft, whereas Clemson's defensive line finally has a veteran look. I'm not going to make too much out of the turnover at the coordinator position because there's still continuity there for the Seminoles, but Clemson enters this fall with fewer questions on defense.
HD: I don't think the overall expectations should be lower -- but maybe the expectations about routinely bringing in an elite quarterback should be. Granted, much of Virginia's woes can be traced to inconsistency, indecisiveness and underwhelming performances from that position. But look across the ACC, not to mention college football, and how often does a Matt Ryan come along? Philip Rivers? There are more of the likes of Logan Thomas, Chase Rettig and Tanner Price. You're right that UVa football is capable of more than what we've seen, especially with the increased commitment to facilities, recruiting and staff salaries. It should be a regular bowl-bound team, and every now and then make some noise in the Coastal Division race, but is it going to be the next Clemson? Probably not.
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- Clemson has gone local for its latest commitments.
- The Tiger paw strikes again.
- Florida State is still basking in the glow of its championship.
- A big crowd of recruits is expected for the Georgia Tech spring game.
- Is Louisville still an undervalued collegiate athletics property?
- North Carolina athletic director Bubba Cunningham stung some members of the athletic department with recent comments to Forbes Magazine.
- NC State defensive line coach Ryan Nielsen chats about the Wolfpack's progress during spring.
- Pitt is pulling its weight for a new strength coach.
- Setting the stage for the Syracuse spring game.
- Inexperience could be a factor on the UVa offensive line.
- A smaller defense is no big deal to Virginia Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster.
- Wake Forest coach Dave Clawson wants to see improvements in the pass game during the team's scrimmage tonight.
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Florida State's mindset to stay on top
"We're the national champions and we should remember that, but also that last year was last year," Fisher said in March, previewing comments he would make to Ivan Maisel prior to last week's Garnet and Gold Game. "It's a line you have to walk, but hey, I'd rather be walking it than not!"
The Seminoles aren't the only program who spent spring and will go on spending summer and fall trying to find that balance between seizing the momentum of 2013 success while also instilling a sense of, "but don't get too comfortable, boys, we still have work to do."
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Perspectives vary on QBs going live
So when his quarterbacks started begging him to go live this spring, his first reaction was, 'No way!' He was in protection mode, the way he was as a Steelers assistant. But veterans Anthony Boone and Brandon Connette persisted, and he slowly relented -- only a few times, and with clear instructions to the defense.
His is a dilemma that many coaches across the league have faced this spring. Do you allow your quarterbacks to get hit in practice to help simulate game situations and foster competition, knowing you have increased their injury risk? Or do you never even broach the subject because the priority should always be to protect the quarterback?
Four ACC teams allowed their quarterbacks to go live at some point during spring practice, more than any other power-five league. Clemson did it for the first time under offensive coordinator Chad Morris, believing he would see more out of the three quarterbacks vying for the starting job. Early enrollee freshman Deshaun Watson ended up getting hurt and missing the spring game.
Florida State allowed its younger quarterbacks to go live this spring. Coach Jimbo Fisher said he did the same last year, when Jameis Winston was a redshirt freshman competing to win the starting job.
"They've got to be able to feel things around them and react," Fisher said. "They get in a false security blanket sometimes."
Does that cause him extra worry?
"It's no different than when we run the running backs, and I get nervous in the scrimmages when the backs are running and get tackled," Fisher said. "Our guys know if they've got a kill shot, not to. There's a certain limit of how we practice with each other. You know those shots that everyone wants to have? We won't take those on each other even if we're in a live scrimmage because it's not productive to the organization. Tough to me is when you're eyeball to eyeball, not when a guy's exposed and you can do that."
The coaches are not the only ones who wrestle with the idea. NC State quarterback Jacoby Brissett was not live this spring. But when he was competing for the starting job at Florida with Jeff Driskel back in 2012, both were allowed to go live early on in fall practice. The first day they were allowed to take hits, Driskel hurt his shoulder.
For a running quarterback such as Brissett, that helps. Same for the Duke quarterbacks. Georgia Tech has its quarterbacks live during practice for that reason.
Some coaches believe going live helps separate the competition. But Clemson was the only school with an open quarterback competition to allow its quarterbacks to go live during scrimmage situations. North Carolina, for example, has Marquise Williams and Mitch Trubisky battling to win the starting job, but offensive coordinator Seth Littrell does not believe it is necessary to allow quarterbacks to get hit. "I've never done it," he said.
Virginia Tech also is in the middle of an intense competition, but quarterbacks have been off limits so far this spring. Veteran Mark Leal would have no problem if the coaches changed their minds.
"Honestly, I'd like to be live," he said. "I think the rest of the quarterbacks would, too, because it gives more of a game feel. If you're not live, sometimes the whistle gets blown early when you don't think you should have been sacked or the play gets messed up because when there's a rush around you, the first thing the coaches want to do is blow the whistle, rather than you continue to play or go through your reads and progressions and finish the play."
Depth concerns often dictate what coaches do. Pitt only had two scholarship quarterbacks this spring, so there was no way they were going live. Virginia Tech only has three quarterbacks on the roster this spring.
Still, all the protections most coaches take are not enough to keep their quarterbacks injury-free. Miami quarterbacks were off limits this spring, but Ryan Williams tore his ACL during a scrimmage.
It was a noncontact injury.
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- Clemson tight end Jordan Leggett is confident in quarterback Cole Stoudt. So is Tajh Boyd.
- Former Florida State coach Bobby Bowden kicks off his booster tour today.
- Georgia Tech back Broderick Snoddy will be racking up the frequent flyer miles with track and football this week.
- Former Louisville defensive tackle Roy Philon is hoping for an NFL shot. Louisville has reportedly signed a $40 million shoe and apparel deal to stay with adidas.
- Two Miami basketball players have turned to football.
- Russell Wilson spoke to NC State football players when he was in town for the spring game.
- Pitt begins the transition to the next phase in the offseason.
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- Could Greyson Lambert be Virginia football's Joe Harris?
- Former Virginia Tech player Eddie Royal shares what 4/16/07 means to him.
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- The Freedom From Religion Foundation has sent a complaint to Clemson over the way Dabo Swinney has incorporated religion into the program.
- Former Duke quarterback Brandon Connette is visiting Fresno State.
- The New York Times examines the Tallahassee police department's investigation into sexual assault allegations against Jameis Winston.
- Georgia Tech defensive end Jeremiah Attaochu has been busy meeting and greeting NFL coaches and team executives.
- What did we learn from the North Carolina and NC State spring games?
- Pitt cornerback Jahmahl Pardner has decided to leave the team.
- Syracuse coach Scott Shafer revealed the spring game format.
- Virginia Tech quarterback Brenden Motley has earned the opportunity to play with the first team, offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler says.
- Athlon Sports ranks the ACC's quarterbacks headed into 2014.
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NYT report: FSU rape investigation flawed
According to the newspaper's investigation, "Florida State did little to determine what had happened." The paper also reported that a second woman "had sought counseling after a sexual encounter with Mr. Winston, according to the prosecutor's office."
An excerpt from the article: "The woman did not call it rape — she did not say "no." But the encounter, not previously reported, "was of such a nature that she felt violated or felt that she needed to seek some type of counseling for her emotions about the experience," according to Georgia Cappleman, the chief assistant state attorney, who said she had spoken with the advocate but not with the woman."
The NYT also reported that the police investigator who handled the case, Scott Angulo, "has done private security work for the Seminole Boosters, a nonprofit organization, with nearly $150 million in assets, that is the primary financier of Florida State athletics, according to records and a lawyer for the boosters."
Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights opened an investigation into Florida State's handling of the sexual assault allegations against Winston.
UPDATE: Florida State has since released this statement on its website in response to the article.
Scout's take: Kerryon Johnson to Auburn
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Kerryon Johnson picks Auburn
ESPN 300 athlete Kerryon Johnson (Madison, Ala./Madison Academy) grew up a Florida State fan. His first offer came from the Seminoles more than a year ago, and he watched as fellow Alabama native Jameis Winston led them to a BCS national championship this past season.
But when it came time to make his college decision Tuesday, Johnson opted to stay in-state and gave his verbal commitment to Auburn, the runner-up in that BCS title game.
"Auburn is a great program," Johnson told ESPN.com. "It's really on its way back from where it was a few years ago. Honestly, they got to the national championship last year, so they really are on their way to the top quickly."
Johnson, Auburn's sixth commitment for 2015 and No. 26 overall in the ESPN 300, chose the Tigers over Alabama and Florida State. He said he made his decision three weeks ago after a visit to the Plains.
"I've been to Auburn a couple times, and every time I've been there, there's just a feel to Auburn that it felt like in my household," Johnson said. "It's just the whole community. You're meeting people's parents, grandparents, daughters, children. You're meeting everyone. You just feel that family culture, and you know you can trust that.
"All three programs -- great programs, great academic schools, great weight rooms, all of that -- but that feeling right there is what separated them."
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- Clemson quarterback Chad Kelly could not keep his emotions in check, and that is the biggest reason why he is no longer on the team.
- Former Georgia Tech quarterback Vad Lee says the sky's the limit at his new home, James Madison.
- Some concerns still linger for Florida State after spring practice.
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- The lawyer involved in the Miami-NCAA case is facing ethics violations charges by the Florida Bar.
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- Eric Tetlow appears to be leading the race to start at center for Virginia.
- Virginia Tech cornerback Donovan Riley is making the most of his reps this spring.
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Somehow, Florida State and Miami both just won.
The rivals recently unveiled their new uniforms, and neither one opted for an outlandish, over-the-top style, instead choosing to stick with tradition and class. That, in itself, was refreshing. Unlike the dreadful first Maryland Pride uniforms, Florida State and Miami both managed to preserve their history while at the same time get an upgrade. FSU released garnet, white and black uniforms, while Miami will have four new looks: The orange jersey, "Juice"; the white jersey, "Storm Trooper"; a green jersey, "Surge"; and a new alternate anthracite "Smoke" jersey. At home, the Canes will wear orange. The 'U' logo on the palms of the gloves is a creative touch, but overall it's a simple, sleek and clean look that doesn't lose any of its edge.
It's good timing for both programs for different reasons. As defending national champs, Florida State has a new look -- one that's in the spotlight again as the nation's premier program. For Miami, the tumultuous days of the NCAA investigation are finally behind it, and the Hurricanes got a fresh start.
"These young men, who unselfishly guided us through some very dark days, now display a renewed attitude and spirit," Miami coach Al Golden said in a statement. "These new uniforms capture that outlook."
"These uniforms really enhance and embody the Seminole tribe," coach Jimbo Fisher told his team, "which is what we all represent. Without them, we wouldn't be the Florida State Seminoles."
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Well, I ended up missing my UBWO on Monday.... so I was determined not to miss any workouts, I did my UBWO on Tuesday night w/cardio and my LBWO this morning, I am whooped but feel great about myself for getting it done. I'll just push my Friday UB to Saturday and have enough rest since I begin with LB next week.
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JdizzieD I found that on my lifting days I go for a mild 2 mile run but still do my HIIT runs on Tuesday and Thursday and Saturday I do a CrossFit conditioning workout. That routine has given me great results. The mild run keeps me in that fat burning zone.
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I'm more tired this week. I don't track food or meals but I may have to start. I don't think I'm eating enough, as in missing a meal. I think I've been averaging 4 meals a day this week. That is not good if I want to gain any muscle, which I really do! So, for the rest of this week I'll be making sure I keep good track of how many meals I'm getting in a day.
Workouts are going well, I did miss my cardio on Monday because I was too busy teaching my youngest the upper body workout. Not a good excuse, but it is what it is. I'll do cardio on my scheduled Saturday day off to make up for my slacking on Monday.
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Thanks Chadw1275, I will definitely look into it!
As a woman I eat around 1200 calories a day. As I've said before, I lived BFL for 7 or more yrs and that is the amount that worked well for me. I'd love to be able to play around with eating more and seeing where it might take me but unfortunately after my first BFL challenge in 2001 I developed some serious health problems that required me to really listen to my body. I can't hit 10's nor can I eat more than my body can tolerate. But even taking both of those things into account I still achieved a very fit body. It's still doable thank goodness!
Had a ok HIIT run today, was really sore. My body is telling me to take a day off, I haven't had a day off since I started nor have I had a cheat day unless you count my two cups of coffee with half n half on Sunday as a cheat.
Thanks for the info Cleet68. Heading off to the gym now for some cardio.
@cleet - listen to your body and take a day off. Your body and your spirit need at least one day of rest per week. And do take advantage of your Free Day to eat whatever you want, within reason. Go back and read your Body For Life book and you will see what I am talking about. The "rest" part of the plan (Free Day and 8 hours of sleep) are as essential to the plan as anything else. It's at rest that your muscles grow (including your lungs) - not when you are actually doing your resistance and cardio training.
brockstr I am very much aware of that ;). I know the rest days is when your torn muscle fibers grow, I just have so much coming up that I am getting ready for ie Grapplers Quest and a Tough Mudder. But this is when my body says " stop!rest or I will make you rest" ie injury!
@cleet68 - all the more reason to rest one day per week. I've never competed in a "traditional" body building contest but I have talked to many who have. Their advice - back off the week before the event with your lifting and eating a bit. The guys I know who did not head that advice did not do very well. Also, if you have ever looked at the training schedule for a running marathon - the long runs are in the middle of the schedule. By your last week of training, you are running short distances - resting for the big day. Almost any training guide I've seen includes one day off a week and "loosing the load" the week before. Just saying. IMHO you are setting yourself up for less-than-optimum results and possibly injury. Sometimes, taking some time off is, mentally, the hardest thing to do.
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If you already do the ride or decide to join us some year, look for Team BANG (Bike Air National Guard). Over half of us are old retired military guys, so we're a pretty laid back bunch.
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"Transportation infrastructure projects, including passenger rail, offer a path to economic recovery and a stronger, more competitive future for Maryland and the nation," said Governor O'Malley. "We stand ready to work with Amtrak, the Federal Railroad Administration and other states along Amtrak's Northeast Corridor to initiate additional planning and construction projects that create jobs and are so vital to the Corridor."
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· BWI Rail Station/Platform/Track Redevelopment: Maryland has executed a grant agreement with the Federal Railroad Administration to apply $9.4 million in federal ARRA HSIPR funding and has begun work on station building, platforms and pedestrian access improvements to allow boarding on up to four tracks at the BWI Rail Station, and to advance extensions of the additional track for nine miles to help increase throughput and service reliability for intercity service. Significant additional funding is needed to complete design and construction of the project. Total projected cost: $262 million
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I used to have one and the guys were in Elvis-like sequined jumpsuits and there was a tour bus. On the back, it said, "Brush your teeth and do your homework." That shirt was really cool. I've tried to find it again, but no luck.
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She looks as if she's dancing at home in front of a mirror: At her Glamour photo shoot in Nashville, 20-year-old Taylor Swift is skipping, jumping, shimmying her shoulders and lip-synching the words to Phoenix's pop song "1901." In truth, she's vamping for the photographer, and what I am seeing before me is a pro, an artist who seems to have matured by leaps and bounds since 15 months ago, when I interviewed her on the set of her Fearless tour in Biloxi, Mississippi. Not that I should be surprised: This has been the Year of Taylor Swift. Apparently, it wasn't enough to have the top-selling album of 2009, or to become the female artist with the most Top 40 singles this decade (take that, Kanye!). No, this year she topped even herself: She was named one of Time magazine's 100 most influential people in the world, won four Grammys, including Album of the Year, met Bill Clinton and sang onstage with Stevie Nicks.
After Swift finishes the shoot and sits down, she's out of breath, but for her that's the new normal. A full four days after moving into her brand-new condo, she's logged precisely 10 minutes of downtime in her home. Tonight is no exception: She'll be meeting Paul McCartney, who is playing in Nashville for the very first time. "I can't wait!" she says. With her new album, Speak Now, about to drop, she opened up to Glamour and filled us in on everything that's happened—and everything that's to come.
GLAMOUR: This has been a crazy year for you: Have you had time to appreciate what you've achieved, or is it too much to take in?
TAYLOR SWIFT: I've gone through a few different phases of gratitude. When it's happening, you're all about [what's next] and trying not to make a misstep. When it came time to lock myself away and make my next album, I had a feeling of, Wow, that really was something, wasn't it? I drive down the same streets I used to drive years ago, when I was just dreaming about stuff like this. So I feel total happiness and anticipation for the next thing.
GLAMOUR: What is next?
TAYLOR SWIFT: My next album is something I'm really proud of. I can only write about what I've been through. And a lot has happened in the past two years.
GLAMOUR: Like that song about Kanye [who famously dissed her at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards]?
TAYLOR SWIFT: [Laughs.] Everything that happens to me gets put into a song. For some reason, I'm really comfortable talking about my personal life in songs. There, I don't hold back: names, dates, times, expressions on people's faces, exactly where we were and how it felt, what I wish I would have said to them in the moment. So I'm not only excited about sharing the songs with fans; I'm also pretty interested to hear the response from the guys I've written about on this record.


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What is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)?
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in children, commonly referred to as ADHD, is characterized by poor concentration, hyperactivity, distractibility, and impulsiveness that are inappropriate for the child's age.
ADHD child symptoms include becoming easily distracted by sights and sounds in their environment, inability to concentrate for long periods of time, restlessness and impulsiveness, a tendency to daydream, and slowness in completing tasks.
Attention deficit hyperactive disorder in children is becoming increasingly common. For these children, their world can be like living inside a continuous fireworks display, where sounds, images, and thoughts are constantly exploding and distracting them, making it impossible for them to stay focused.
These children often find it impossible to fit in. As a result, they live in their own chaotic world. In order for these children to achieve their full potential, they should receive help, guidance, and understanding from parents, guidance counselors, and the public education system.
ADHD child symptoms often continues into adolescence and adulthood, and can cause a lifetime of frustrated dreams and emotional pain. Read more about adults with ADHD.
The Difference Between ADD and ADHD
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is the umbrella disorder, encompassing three sub-groups. These three groups are defined as follows:
- ADD Inattentive Type
A main characteristic of inattentive behavior is the inability to concentrate and focus. This lack of attention may only be noticed when a child enters the challenging environment of school. This is not classified as ADHD, as hyperactivity is not present.
- ADD Hyperactive/Impulsive Type
A child with hyperactive and impulsive behavior is commonly 'all over the place' and very active (both mentally and physically), making hasty decisions at any moment. This is classified as ADHD, as hyperactivity is present.
- ADD Combined Type
ADD child symptoms of inattentive type are combined with the symptoms of hyperactive/impulsive type. This is the most common form of ADD. A child with more than six ADD combined type symptoms should have a comprehensive evaluation. This is classified as ADHD, as hyperactivity is present.
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To their family, classmates, or teachers, children with ADHD seem difficult and hard to manage. However, children who have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are not bad, lazy, or stupid.
These children have a disorder that can make it difficult for them to follow instructions or participate in activities. Parents are naturally concerned when their child's disruptive behavior, as it can cause numerous meetings with the school faculty.
Even though the child with ADHD often wants to be a good student, the erratic behavior can be very troublesome - so much so that it interferes with their ability to live normal lives.
Although attention deficit hyperactive disorder in children is a relatively new phrase, the disorder was first described by Dr. Heinrich Hoffman in 1845. "The Story of Fidgety Philip" was an accurate description of a little boy who had ADHD. Since then, several thousand scientific papers on the disorder have been published.
ADHD is not itself considered a learning disability, but the ADHD child symptoms can lead to problems with learning, thus creating obstacles in a child's academic development. It is important to have a child thoroughly evaluated to determine if learning disabilities are present.
Learning disabilities are common in children with ADHD, but not all children with learning disorders have ADHD. ADHD does not affect intelligence, as children with the disorder span the same IQ range as the general population.


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The course is a mixture of motocross and desert along with some technical sections including a water hazard riders had to negotiate.
"It was a pretty long day going up. I got a bad start then tried to keep it on two the best I could and that was pretty good. The hardest was probably the two loosey, rocky uphill, I struggled with them all day and it looked like everyone else was too," Reece Honea said after winning the Expert race.
Then he thanked Reno Motor Sports, Troy Lee Design, Oakley Goggles as well as his family and girlfriend.
Unlike most MRANN races, each big-bike group on Sunday had a separate event timed event. The Expert division's race was two hours long.
When the race started, Tucker Larrieu took off with the pack in hot pursuit. Unfortunately, he got a flat front tire and crashed right before entering the mud hole water hazard.
He was able to get back up and take off but retired after reaching the pits. Behind him a charging Robert Underwood also came to grief with motor problems.
Honea finally overcame his bad start and led for most of the race with Michael Berenbak and C.J. Crandall taking second and third.
The amateur race was an hour and 45 minutes long and Joe Gatie, from Susanville led from start to finish. In fact, he checked out after the first lap and left everyone in his dust.
Taking second was Dino Rosa followed by Max Freise.
After the checkered flag Gatie said, "The race was excellent, it compares to Virginia City with all those rocks out back but it's pretty good. My least favorite part was that mud hole when I got wet the first time. And I need to thank my family and the Lord for keeping us all safe out there."
Shortest race of the day was the Novice event as it ran for 75 minutes. Despite this the race was just as intense as the others.
The lead and win was disputed by two riders that finished one-two in Saturday's Mini Bike event. This time however the order was reversed.
After the start, 13-year-old Austin Wilson took the point with Austin Serpa giving chase. They soon had such a lead the race for the overall lead became their private battle.
One signature feature of Honey Lake is a huge hill. The course sent riders up then back down, through the mud pit, down a rocky wash and back up and over the hill. It was a test for everybody, especially as there were motocross sections before and after that.
At the end, Wilson won much to the delight of his family.
In the post race interview he said, "It was fun. I didn't make any mistakes, kept a smooth ride and never crashed. I liked the hill and the motocross track."
Sunday is reserved for the youngest racers as well as the Mini Bikes, V Women and any Bomber/Vintage bikes. They still race in timed events but on a short course that didn't include the big hill. Camie Ingram won the Pee Wee race followed by Lawson Williams and Collin Hutson.
Then it was time for the Mini Bikes to race. After the uphill charge from the starting gate to the course Austin Serpa held the point while Austin Wilson and Mason Parker were chasing him.
For several laps the two Austin's were very close to each other but in the end Serpa reached the finish first with Wilson not to far behind him in second place.
Saturday ended with the combined V Women/Bomber/Vintage race. And the Women got a head start over the Bombers.
Up front Chrystal Ponsock was on point and charging. Behind her both Sean Berryman and Sean Rhodes were giving chase.
It took a bit for the men to catch the flying Ponsock but even after they passed her, she never let up and chased them to the checkered flag finishing third overall and winning the V Women's class.
Once the dust settled she said, "Boy am I tired! It was fun but the lack of riding over the past few months has got me this time."
Up front the leaders, both riding Bomber bikes, not only scored first and second but also shared something special on this Father's Day weekend.
Winner Berryman said, "It was a lot of fun, I have a new respect for the guys that were racing 20-years ago. I raced an '82 Maico 250. The course was pretty good so the handling wasn't too bit a factor but I could tell the difference in the horsepower between the new bikes and the old bikes. Back in the day, horsepower was king, that's for sure."
Then reflecting on how he and his father, Jim Berryman, were in the same race, he added, "It was great and I think it was an experience we'll probably both never forget. It's been since '98 or '99 since we lined up on the same starting line together. I think that's what made it a lot more special than just going out and racing."
Taking second was Sean Rhodes for Roseville, Calif., who said, "I'm riding an '84 RM250 Suzuki held together by duct tape and zip ties. It was great and the best part is that it's Father's Day weekend, I'm up here racing with my daughter Kyleigh and I'm glad to come out here and support the Corey fund."
There is a scholarship fund set up for deserving MRANN racers and people donate money before the event and when they sign in at the track. T-shirt sales also help the fund.
Herring's parents were present and greeted the riders after they finished their races. They also handed out finishing pins as well as decals that honored their son.
•Sean Natenstedt scored a first by winning two different IMCA Modified races at two different tracks on the same night. After winning at Rattlesnake Raceway in Fallon, his crew packed the cars, one was for his wife Missey, and headed for Lovelock Speedway.
That track held their IMCA Modified main until Natenstedts could unload their cars. Despite starting in the back, he raced to his second victory that event.
•The results from Rattlesnake Raceway weren't posted due to protests in both the Gen-X and Hobby Stock divisions.
•This weekend the Northern Nevada Kart Clubs hosts its first World Karting Association national event at Desert Park Raceway. Saturday is for practice sessions and racing begins around 10 a.m. on Sunday. Kart racers from several states are expected to compete in this event.
•The Reno/Tahoe/Fernley Speedway will be in action starting at 6 p.m. Saturday with a full list of divisions including KWS Lites sprint cars, Outlaw Karts and IMCA Modifieds.
•The Busch brothers spent the weekend at Michigan International Speedway. Kyle finished fourth in Saturday's Nationwide event then ended up fourth in Sunday's Sprint Cup race where older brother Kurt, after starting second, had problems and fell back to 35th.
•Promoter Robert Hansen, who is bringing Arenocross back in November, has some exciting news for those racers coming from out of the area.
John Ascuaga's Nugget will pick up the entry fees for all the professional riders and $10.00 of each amateur entry. The only requirement is staying one or more nights and the rooms will be discounted.
Now that the area's motocross and desert season are in their summer hiatus Hansen is offering those with dual sport bikes two-days of trail riding in the Topaz Lake area. The dates are July 20 and 21, for further information e-mail him at, email@example.com.
MRANN Racing Series - Honey Lake Motocross Park
4th Annual, Go Big or Go Home Corey Herring European Scrambles
Sunday, June 16
Overall - 1. Austin Wilson, 2. Austin Serpa, 3. Philip Rhodes, 4. Max Parker, 5. Loren Hall, 6. Jay Well, 7. Brent Fay, 8. Kody Weil, 9. Will Allen, 10. Mason Parker, 11. Blaze Brucato, 12. Ryan Wilson, 13. James Ducey, 14. Jason Whinery, 15. Dillon Boyson, 16. Joseph Smith, 17. Jared Silva, 18. Tylor Vanderville, 19. Donvan Morris, 20. Ty Newman
Overall - 1. Joe Gatie, 2. Dino Rosa, 3. Max Freise, 4. Max Pecoraro, 5. Ed Sellers, 6. Stephen Helms, 7. Corey Fletcher, 8. James Leifer, 9. Eric Hensel, 10. Mike Kenney, 11. Mike Schwartz, 12. Matthew McKimmy, 13. Jesse Richardson, 14. Reese Rigsby, 15. Dennis Buckmeyer, 16. Kevin Wallace, 17. Grant Brothers, 18. Jake Walker, 19. Tony VanDover, 20. Dusten Baldwin
Overall - 1. Reece Honea, 2. Michael Berenbak, 3. C.J. Crandall, 4. Kyle Townsend, 5. Tallon Newman, 6. Tanner Tremaine, 7. Stephen Tichenor, 8. Dustin Genovese, 9. Dakota Jamieson, 10. Ricky Dahlberg, 11. Randy Wood, 12. Patrick Lundgren, 13. Reese Barker, 14. Tyler Dahlberg, 15. Jake Osborn, 16. Josh Wilson, 17. Justin Legenbauer, 18. Adam Thissen, 19. Robert Nelson, 20. Chris Maas
•Saturday, June 15
Pee Wees Overall - 1. Camie Ingram, 2. Lawson Williams, 3. Collin Hutson, 4. Tristan Morrice, 5. Austin Hough, 6. Ryder Thomaselli, 7. Andrew Anderson, 8. Landen Williams, 9. Alyssa Pinkston, 10. Cynder Melton
6 & Under - 1. Austin Hough, 2. Ryder Thomaselli, 3. Landen Williams, 4. Ave Delaney, 5. Seth Rigsby
7 & Older - 1. Camie Ingram, 2. Lawson Williams, 3. Tristan Morrice, 4. Ollie Bonner
4-Stroke - 1. Andres Anderson, 2. Alyssa Pinkston, 3. Anthony Braun
65cc - 1. Collin Hutson, 2. Cynder Melton
Mini Bikes Overall - 1. Austin Serpa, 2. Austin Wilson, 3. Mason Parker, 4. Max Parker, 5. James Tenant, 6. Jonas Thissen, 7. Levi Wosick, 8. Alek Simone, 9. Riley Wood, 10. Ryder Schwartz
65cc Ama - 1. Riley Wood, 2. Ryder Schwartz, 3. Ezra Belingheri, 4. Jesse White, 5. Henry Anderson
Nov - 1. AlekSimone, 2. Tristan Furlong, 3. Seth Ramsay, 4. Sean Dingley, 5. Brendin Pinkston
Ama - 1. Mason Parker, 2. James Tenant, 3. Jonas Thissen, 4. Levi Wosick
Exp - 1. Austin Serpa, 2. Austin Wilson, 3. Max Parker
V Women/Bomber/Vintage Overall - 1. Sean Berryman, 2. Sean Rhodes, 3. Chrystal Ponsock, 4. Jim Berryman, 5. Beth Legenbauer, 6. Joel Ellis, 7. Kyleigh Rhodes, 8. Michael Dixon, 9. Gary Moore, 10. Robert McAdam
V Women:
Nov - 1. Kyleigh Rhodes, 2. Nicole Rigsby, 3. Brittany Hutchings, 4. Jessica Rankin, 5. Cassie Searle
Ama - 1. Jessica MacHutta, 2. Janeen Rigsby, 3. Mackinze Dingley, 4. Devynn Muhlenben
Exp - 1. Chrystal Ponsock, 2. Beth Legenbauer, 3. Julianne Zotter
Bomber - 1. Sean Berryman, 2. Sean Rhodes, 3. Jim Berryman, 4. Gary Moore
Vintage - 1. Joel Ellis, 2. Michael Dixon, 3. Robert McAdam, 4. Devin Genovese
•Lovelock Speedway - June, 15
IMCA Modifieds:
Heat Winners - #1 Randy Artz, #2 Jeff Elerick Jr.
Main (20 Laps) - 1. Shawn Natenstedt, 2. Jeff Elerick Jr., 3. Randy Artz, 4. Alec Childs, 5. Don Childs
IMCA Northern Sportmods:
Heat Winner - Jeff Tuttle
Main (15 Laps) - 1. Zachary Cail, 2. Jeff Tuttle, 3. Shirley Reeves
Hobby Stocks:
Heat Winners - #1 Michael Ellison, #2 Loren Bianchi
Main (15 Laps) - 1. Michael Ellison, 2. Bryce Phillips, 3. Ricky Ellison, 4. Ray Quinn


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It's connected to the stop.
If you need a new hose, replace the shutoff.
hi guys
can anyone look at the pic and tell me how do i unscrew this pipe from the mains. i tried with a simple wrench but clockwise/unclockwise motion only rotates the entire pipe...it doesnt look like its on a thread...
It's connected to the stop.
If you need a new hose, replace the shutoff.
hi terry
thanks for the quick reply...so do you mean that if i need to put in another faucet line, i need to remove the whole shutoff valve + faucet line assembly?
is it not possible to just screw off the faucet line?
It's a crimped on fitting.
Good luck trying to remove that little bugger.
The back side of the shutoff is a push-on.
Your have to either destroy the shutoff to replace, or cut the pipe behind it.
And luckily you have a nice length of pipe to work with as well. If it was flush with the wall then it would be sharkbite time. lol Hey it's a DIY forum, right¿
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Melanie Suzanne Roberts Donegia, 49, a resident of Belington, passed from this life Thursday afternoon, May 2, 2013, at Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown.
She was born Tuesday, May 14, 1963, in Spartanburg, S.C., a daughter of the late Horace Dennis Roberts and Marianne Brazil Roberts, who survives.
Also left to cherish her memory are five daughters, Rebecca Riffle of Roanoke, Emily Mae Donegia of Huntington, Miranda Irene, Viola Christina and Laura Frances Donegia, all of Belington; one grandson, Trenten Steven Riffle; and longtime companion and fiance, Michael Horetsky; stepdaughter, Danielle Horetsky of Baltimore, Md.; and two stepsons, Taylor Horetsky of Hershey, Pa., and Evan Horetsky and fiancee Metra Reghazzi of Washington, D.C.
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Melanie graduated from Spartanburg High School. She enjoyed cooking, camping, fishing, genealogy, traveling, gardening and farming.
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Top executives from Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Facebook, AOL, LinkedIn and Twitter published a joint statement and sent a letter Tuesday to President Barack Obama and members of Congress. The coalition of tech firms, known as Reform Government Surveillance, urged changes that would include a government agreement not to collect bulk data from Internet communications.
Technology companies expressed outrage last year after media accounts based on leaks from former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden disclosed that the U.S. and the Britain intercept massive amounts of electronic Web metadata abroad from foreign computer users and sometimes from Americans. Executives highlighted their concerns during talks with administration officials about the spying programs, but Obama did not commit to curtailing the NSA's sweeps of data from the Internet.
The stance taken by the technology firms provided a public boost to "The Day We Fight Back," a day of protest against the government's spying operations organized by civil liberties and privacy advocates. Activists urged Americans to write and call members of Congress in protest. By midafternoon, "The Day We Fight Back" claimed backers had sent 104,000 emails and made nearly 50,000 calls to Congress.
"Reports about government surveillance have shown there is a real need for greater disclosure and new limits on how governments collect information," said Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg in a statement on the Reform Government Surveillance Web site. "The U.S. government should take this opportunity to lead this reform effort."
The civil liberties groups, which include the ACLU and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, are trying to mirror the success that activists had in 2012, when a similar protest effort helped derail two major anti-piracy bills in Congress. The organizers oppose a bill sponsored by Senate Intelligence Committee chairwoman Sen. Dianne Feinstein, a Democrat, that would codify and provide legal underpinnings for many of the NSA's current operations.
"The Day We Fight Back" movement prefers a bill co-sponsored by Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Sen. Patrick Leahy, a Democrat, that would end the bulk collection of phone records and restrict sweeps for electronic and other data.
The Reform Government Surveillance coalition urged the U.S. and other governments to "codify sensible limitations on their ability to compel service providers to disclose user data that balance their need for the data in limited circumstances." The group also called for strong "independent" court review that includes "an adversarial process." (continued...)
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Merck announced yesterday that it is acquiring Schering-Plough in a stock and cash deal valued at approximately $41 billion. The move follows Pfizer's announcement in January that it will acquire Wyeth in a $68 billion deal (see blog post "Perspective on the Pfizer-Wyeth Merger").
The rationales behind these acquisitions are similar. Both Pfizer and Merck are reacting to the industry's perceived overcapacity on a global basis and are seeking to broaden their technology platforms. The companies each face slowing revenue growth as a result of the unique life cycle of prescription drugs (where sales of a major product can vanish in a matter of months upon patent expiration) and a downturn in the number of new drug approvals. Lastly, Pfizer and Merck see their respective horizontal mergers as significant opportunities for cost savings.
For Merck, the acquisition of Schering-Plough broadens its product line, research pipeline and technology platform (e.g., biologics) and creates a larger base so that no single product has a material impact on the company's earnings or infrastructure. The acquisition will also allow Merck to "smooth" earnings post 2010 when the patents on two of its main drugs, Cozaar and Singular, expire. In addition, Merck can consolidate the joint venture it has with Schering around blockbuster cholesterol-lowering drugs Vytorin and Zetia for more effective decision making.
The transaction raises a number of questions, however. First, there is an inherent integration risk complicated by Merck's relative lack of experience in orchestrating these large transactions and the ongoing integration of Schering's earlier acquisition of Organon. Merck is also betting on the strength of Schering's research and technology platform and promise of its pipeline. There also may be questions involving Schering's arrangement with Johnson & Johnson around Remicade and its follow-on a rheumatoid arthritis drug (hence the rationale for the reverse merger) — plus there is growing competition in that category. The ability for Merck to reignite growth of the Vytorin/Zetia franchise also will be a challenge. Lastly, the new combined entity remains reliant on the global prescription drug sector that faces increased challenges and threats.
Bottom line: the deal can be viewed as a logical response to an industry that has overcapacity, unique (and now shorter) product life cycles, and slowing top-line growth. Merck and Schering-Plough have largely complementary therapeutic and product portfolios and technology platforms, and have been working together for years through the Vytorin/Zetia joint venture. The key questions relate to execution risk, i.e., Merck's ability to integrate without major disruptions to its business, and whether this transaction will materially improve Merck's longer-term growth prospects.
However, the transaction shows Merck management is willing to take bold action in seeking to strengthen the company in the face of an increasingly challenging and competitive environment.
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