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The hospital's current location south of Cedar Street would be made available after SJRMC moves into its new facility in Edison Lakes.
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While the relocation of the high school is one alternative to combat St. Joseph's growth, it is not the only one. Reverend John M. D'Arcy, bishop of the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend, says that the high school is also considering renovating its existing site at Michigan Street and Angela Boulevard.
The St. Joseph's High School administration estimates the new building will cost $43 million whereas renovation would be an estimated $26 million. Bishop D'Arcy says that the Diocese has approved St. Joseph's High School's request for an immediate feasibility study to determine if sufficient funds could be raised, which is expected to take six months.
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Some concerns the Bishop and St. Joseph's High School need to address is the possibility of raising such substantial funds without incurring a debt that neither the high school nor the Diocese could handle; and the impact on other schools in the Diocese, including Marian High School.
"We are entering a phase now of investigation, inquiry and prayer for light and guidance. Our diocesan staff will continue to work with all four Catholic high schools so that plans for the future will be sound and so that generations to come may be assured of a splendid Catholic elementary and secondary education," said D'Arcy.
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Returns the serial number for the last day of the month that is the indicated number of months before or after start_date. Use EOMONTH to calculate maturity dates or due dates that fall on the last day of the month.
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Unreasonable fear of Shitakes I bought
- danna Aug 8, 2011 08:13 AM
I bought a $7 bag of Shitakes at the farmer's market. The lady said they were grown "right here in Polk county" and I worried for a moment that they were foraged. Asked her if she grew them and she said yes, on a log.
But now, I have this creepy feeling. They don't look like the shitakes I buy in the store. They DO have the curled foot, but the cap is perfectly smooth and round like a button mushroom, it doesn't have that wavy effect that ends in a slender edge.
The lady I bought them from seemed kinda "out there" and so I've just about convinced myself to close my eyes and pitch these. My husband had emergency surgery for a common bile duct blockage last week, and was in the early stages of liver failure for a while....so I have a particular desire not to poison him right now.
What would you do? $7 is no big deal to pitch for peace of mind. But they do look extremely pretty and fresh...assuming they aren't poisonous ;-)
Is there anyone you can take them to for inspection? Local botanist? University science department? If you can't know 100% they're safe, then yes, I'd pitch them. Even if they don't kill you, they could send you a trip somewhere you don't want to go. And with a family member recovering from surgery, you want all his food to be as risk-free as possible. Even though I'm sure there are people here who are experts on this subject, I would not rely on people who cannot physically examine your mushrooms to tell you whether they're safe to eat.
Another option is to save one until you can get it inspected by an expert, and then if they're safe, buy more. If not, report the seller to protect others. She may not have bad intentions, but ignorance can be just as dangerous.
You could read the Wiki article
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Not all have the 'flower like' cracking on the cap. I am puzzled about your 'slender edge'.
Your mushrooms might be younger than the ones you typically buy.
re: paulj
thanks. scroll down to the second pic on the page (if you don't mind). See how the sliced mushrooms in the bowl have that shape that's different from a mushroom w/ more of a rounded cap? That's what confuses me....mine aren't that shape.
However, they do look like the 1st pic. I imagine there are different varieties, but a cursory googling didn't give me anything specific.
They sound like they were picked as they began to expand, before flattening out. I've grown my own shiitakes, and many came out that way. However, for your peace of mind, go by the motto "when in doubt, throw it out".
Shitakes are not a wild mushroom, so they can't have been foraged. Unless the vendor was "out there" in a seriously maniacal way, I think your mushrooms are fine. Even within one species of mushroom there's always a lot of variation, depending on what staged they were picked and how long ago. Relax - they're not poisonous.
re: Nyleve
I believe the worry was that they're not Shitakes. Shitakes are a wild mushroom, but not here.
Well, they sound normal to me, but if you don't want to throw them out unnecessarily and don't want to poison your husband, why not make a small portion for yourself and wait to see if there are any ill effects?
Also, if she had poisoned people you might have heard about it by now. (That's not meant to be snark—I'm sorry, I had a lot of trouble constructing that sentence.)
But yes, if you're truly nervous, throw them away and use store-bought mushrooms.
Do you have a local Mycology Society in your area? They're pretty good helping people id mushrooms.
Also, it doesn't make sense for a vendor to sell iffy mushrooms, they'll lose/kill customers. That's not a good business model.
However, if you're fearful, losing sleep worried and don't want to spend the time to check out a $7 package of mushrooms, just toss them for peace of mind.
re: dave_c
"kill customers: That's not a good business model." Very Dilbert, thank you ;-)
Yeah, I think the recent ER incident has me a little crazier than usual. We ate foraged Chanterelles a couple of weeks ago without thinking twice. Thanks all...I might post a pic when I get home .
I just bought some Shiitakes at Winco that looked very similar to what you describe. They usually have a pretty flattened cap, but these were much more rounded and smooth. They were all fairly small, but obviously extremely fresh. But they were definitely Shiitakes, and really cheap - just under $6/lb.
See my pics - #1 is what they usually look like, the Winco ones looked more like #2.
re: inaplasticcup
The ones I get in an Asian grocery have a broken pattern in cap
re: Chemicalkinetics
LOL! I found some wild growing ones in new tree bark mulch at a hotel once. I wasn't going to forage them, not so much as I was worried about poisonous but more so about psilly ones.
re: gmm
wow...I think you've nailed it! The left pic is what I expect them to look like and the right pic is what they DO look like. I can't believe I've been reduced to whining about my vegetables being TOO FRESH! Thanks so much for taking the time.
That said, i"m still going to eat them myself when the husb can't see me, just in case ;-)
re: jmnewel
I'm more used to the patterned cap of these shiitakes. shimeiji that I buy are much smaller, sold in a rectangular cluster.
The finest quality Chinese dried shiitake usually have the patterned caps.
In a time of stress with your husband's illness and surgery, you ca n "buy" peace of mind for $7, I say Oh heck yeah toss them!
Yes, I love mushrooms, I even attended a Mushroom weekend seminar given by Paul Stamets (Google him, fascinating person),and I have grown my own mushrooms. Heck I have cultures of them in my frig.
Toss, peace of mind still trumps all.
I fully concur $7 is nothing for peace of mind. That said, do you remember the vendor's name? A little googling could go a long way toward quelling your fears.
If you are not sure, then toss them away. Even if you are 10% not sure, still toss them away. Like you said, peace of mind worth a lot more than $7.
re: visciole
That reminds me of the saying "All mushrooms are edible, some only once."
Yes, Shitakes are fruited on wood (log or shavings), but how they smell cooked is not a valid test of toxicity or psilliness.
re: Quine
I had grand ideas of foraging for mushrooms in the forests of France with my woven basket on my arm (insert choruses of tra-la-la here)
Bought a book and started reading up on the subject, and I've concluded that I'm pretty happy to just buy them at the market from somebody who knows what the hell they're doing.
re: sunshine842
Very true. Fungi are amazing life forms, from the largest living thing on the planet, to being able to grow despite the damaging biological effects of nuclear radiation. They were found growing in Chernobyl contaminated areas. With mushrooms, having only a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing.
re: Quine
OK, but these were not foraged mushrooms, they were bought at a farmer's market. I find it hard to believe that someone selling mushrooms -- even someone a little loopy-seeming -- would be proffering poisonous mushrooms. Therefore it seems reasonable to me to eat them if they smell the way they're supposed to. I'm not advocating picking mushrooms from the woods and doing the same.
But hey, I like to live life real close to the edge, and trust folks who sell me stuff at a farmer's market ;) -- YMMV.
re: visciole
Ordinarily, most of us would agree with you wholeheartedly.
But the OPs mention of her husband just having gotten out of hospital after suffering a life-threatening liver/gall bladder condition rather significantly changes the situation, especially since many mushroom toxins specifically and severely affect liver and gall bladder function.


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Earlier this year, Curt Hawkins was delivered a bit of a blow when he was given a release by WWE, a company that he had spent years working for. However, he has kept his head up and has been moving forward in life. Aside from being able to focus more on his wrestling school, the former tag team champion has also announced that he is now engaged to his long time girlfriend.
August 16, 2014
Some big things are happening for Seth Rollins. Aside from being split up from Roman Reigns and Dean Ambrose, the WWE star is also now engaged to his longtime girlfriend. No word yet on when the wedding date will be. However, the belief is that he will not be missing any television time for it, especially since he is being given a singles push now.
June 27, 2014
Since the two of them have just completed filming for the upcoming season of Amazing Race, there is a very good chance that Brooke Tessmacher and Robbie E, who are boyfriend and girlfriend in real life, will be returning to TNA in time to work the upcoming shows in New York City. The company can tout that the two of them are reality television stars, which might get a mention or two from the mainstream media.
June 24, 2014
A picture of former TNA star Chris Sabin, who was previously in a relationship with Velvet Sky, and a woman who appears to be his new girlfriend.
June 18, 2014
A picture of WWE star Roman Reigns and his girlfriend.
May 26, 2014
A picture of Curt Hawkins' pretty girlfriend from Instagram. The WWE star said she was not only was his Woman Crush Wednesday, but his crush for every day as well.
April 28, 2014
A picture of former TNA star Jesse Sorensen and his beautiful girlfriend. The couple were on a plane, headed towards Texas.
April 27, 2014
Since he is one of their more underrated performers, TNA has managed to sign Robbie E to a long term contract extension. Some within the company view that he can be a star down the line, especially since he is still just 30 years of age. There were some questions as to whether or not Robbie was going to stay with the company since the status of his girlfriend Brooke Tessmacher has been up in the air.
April 16, 2014
While much of the wrestling world has converged in New Orleans for Wrestlemania 30 this week, Melina Perez is one of the more notable names missing from the events. She has not been booked for WrestleCon, even though the likes of Fifi the Maid, Tammy Sytch and Gorgeous George, the former girlfriend of Randy Savage, are making appearances.
April 5, 2014
Back during the 1980s, one of the most talked about segment in professional wrestling was when Uncle Elmer got married on national television. It was an actual wedding, as the performer was really wanting to marry his longtime girlfriend. When he approached Vince McMahon about it, the promoter loved the idea and decided to make it a draw for WWE.
April 4, 2014
A picture of Jerry Lawler with his new girlfriend Lauryn. The longtime WWE commentator has been involved in several relationships over the years, so it comes as no surprise to the fans that he has found someone else.
April 4, 2014
A picture of Randy Orton celebrating his birthday with what appears to be his new girlfriend. The WWE champion was previously rumored to be involved in a relationship with JoJo Offerman, whose removal from the Total Divas cast happened to coincide with the breakup between the two.
April 2, 2014
Looks like the marriage bug has bit Luke Gallows. The former WWE star revealed that he is now engaged to his girlfriend, independent wrestler Amber O'Neal. The two have been together for a bit of time, even though Gallows has been working for New Japan quite a bit. Their wedding is expected to be some time in May.
March 27, 2014
Since he left the company, WWE fans have been eager to get a glimpse of CM Punk. His appearance on the Talking Dead created quite the buzz. So did a brief glimpse at the airport, where the former world champion was picking up his girlfriend, AJ Lee. Now, Punk has been spotted again, this time he is with Colt Cabana at an NHL game.
March 26, 2014
A video of the segment from Total Divas, where Nikki Bella and John Cena meet up on the pier. A lot of fans were led to believe that the former WWE Heavyweight Champion was going to be changing his stance and proposing to his girlfriend, but the couple basically just got their relationship on track instead.
March 24, 2014
When Bray Wyatt went on Monday Night Raw to cut a promo against John Cena, he used the term "plastic girlfriend" to describe Nikki Bella. Some wondered if there would be backstage heat for that, but it turns out that Wyatt actually told her about it beforehand. He even apologized before doing it. Everyone backstage really enjoyed the segment.
March 22, 2014
While he does not plan on leaving wrestling for Hollywood any time soon, John Cena is making quite the step up. Variety magazine is reporting that the WWE star is joining the cast of Trainwreck, a movie by Judd Apatow. Cena will be joining Bill Hader, Brie Larson and Amy Schumer, who happens to be the former girlfriend of Dolph Ziggler.
March 20, 2014
On Monday Night Raw, a slight buzz was created when Bray Wyatt used the term "plastic girlfriend" during a promo with John Cena, a reference to the fact that his real life girlfriend Nikki Bella has breast implants. There is said to be no backstage heat between the two over the segment, as WWE officials have given them both a bit of creative freedom in this feud.
March 18, 2014
Since he has become quite the star in WWE over the last year, fans have become quite intrigued about the personal life of Seth Rollins. One of the questions being asked is in regards to his relationship status. This is a picture of his last known girlfriend. No word yet on whether or not the Shield star is still involved with her at this point.
March 17, 2014
As one of the biggest free agents in the industry right now, Bully Ray is constantly asked about his future plans. The former world heavyweight champion stated that he is open to a return to WWE. However, he wants to have a singles run if he does decide to return to the company. Ray stated that he would like to work a match against Brock Lesnar and John Cena, two of the upper tier guys.
November 24, 2014
Speculations are floating around right now that Bully Ray has grown frustrated with the management team in TNA. He posted a vague message on Twitter about how important it is for generals to communicate with their soldiers. That led many to believe that he was actually talking about the wrestlers and management. The belief is that Ray is still waiting to make his move after seeing what TNA does with their next television deal.
November 12, 2014
Now that their contracts with TNA have officially expired, there has been some contact between Team 3D and WWE. The two sides are discussing a potential return to the company. The move may come as a shock to certain fans because there was a widespread belief that Bully Ray and Devon were never going to be able to work in WWE ever again due to backstage heat. That apparently is not the case.
October 17, 2014
During Bound For Glory 2014, Bully Ray and Devon specifically mentioned the Bullet Club, a stable in New Japan. That is of interest because the pay per view was promoted by Great Muta and Wrestle-1. This has led to speculation that Team 3D may end up signing with Jeff Jarrett and Global Force Wrestling because the company has a partnership with New Japan.
October 12, 2014
When his contract was expiring, a lot of fans wondered what TNA would do with Bully Ray and his stories since he was leaving the company. The two sides have reached an agreement to continue working together, so that the stories can be resolved. Bully Ray will also work the Bound For Glory 2014 event and be inducted into the TNA Hall of Fame before parting ways.
September 15, 2014
Rumors are spreading rapidly right now that Bully Ray has signed a new contract with TNA. The speculation stems from the fact that the company is now openly advertising him for Bound For Glory 2014. His contract expired not too long ago, and at the time, the belief was that the two sides were not able to come to an agreement on a new deal because TNA was still waiting for a television contract. There is also a chance that Bully Ray could just be doing a one time thing for the company.
September 13, 2014
There are rumors floating around right now that Dixie Carter might be skipping out on Bound For Glory. That, of course, should spark up some speculation from fans that TNA is on the verge of shutting down. However, the possible reason why she may not attend the upcoming pay per view is because she might not physically be capable of enduring the long flight to Japan. She is still recovering from injuries suffered from the flying table spot with Bully Ray.
September 4, 2014
Reports surfaced not too long ago that Bully Ray was leaving TNA, as his contract was set to expire and a new deal could not be reached between the two sides. Apparently, he is going to remain on good terms with management, as the former world heavyweight champion is still being advertised for Bound For Glory 2014. Team 3D is scheduled to be inducted into the hall of fame that evening, but it would not come as a shock if Bully ended up working a match on the pay per view.
August 30, 2014
Reports have surfaced that the contract between Bully Ray and TNA has now officially expired. The two sides had been trying to negotiate a new deal, but financial terms could not be met. The former world heavyweight champion is still listed on the official roster page on the TNA website. The belief is that the company might wait until a new television deal has been signed before renegotiating with some of the bigger stars.
August 25, 2014
A lot of eyes are on the contract negotiations between Bully Ray and TNA at the moment. Many are curious to see if the company will actually let another top level performer walk away. Reports have surfaced that one of the things holding up the deal is the fact that management wants to wait until a new television deal can be reached. TNA is willing to sign the lower level performers right now since the deals are not as expensive.
August 22, 2014
While the negotiation continues between the two sides, the belief is that Bully Ray and TNA are far apart on the financial terms. Management wants to keep their former world heavyweight champion around because he is quite the asset to the roster. However, they are limited in what they can pay him, much like how they had to let AJ Styles leave. Since neither side is willing to budge, it looks like the relationship could be over soon.
August 21, 2014
Since he has worked himself into shape and became a legitimate main event performer, many are speculating that Bully Ray will be heading to WWE after his contract with TNA expires in a couple of days. However, reports are surfacing that WWE is hesitant to bring him back. Aside from his age, there are those backstage in the company that do not like Bully.
August 21, 2014
While it appears that Bully Ray is on his way out of TNA once his contract expires in a few days, his tag team partner isn't going anywhere. Devon is reportedly under contract with the company until next year. As of this point, it is unclear what management will do if they are unable to come to terms on a new deal with Bully. Both sides are reportedly still in negotiations.
August 19, 2014
Rumors are floating around right now that Bully Ray has informed the TNA locker room that he will be leaving the company. That comes as a shock because the former world heavyweight champion had been gaining a bit of power backstage. His contract expires in September, and negotiations are said to be ongoing. The company has been locking up a handful of wrestlers over the last few weeks, so it's not impossible for them to work out another contract with Bully.
August 17, 2014
In a sign of how much power he has gained backstage, Bully Ray was recently put in charge of a talent meeting to explain to the performers that TNA was still going to remain in business. The former world heavyweight champion has been given access to details of the negotiations that the company has undertaken with the various television networks.
August 17, 2014
Since her character has a broken back, Dixie Carter is selling that fact by staying away from Impact Wrestling. However, TNA fans will get to see her at least once more. Mikey Tenay and Carter will be doing an interview from her home soon. The move is designed to further the story line and generate more of a reaction for Bully Ray and the other faces.
August 15, 2014
One of the big stories of the year is that Dixie Carter allowed herself to be placed through a table by Bully Ray on Impact Wrestling. That has brought some praise, both from within TNA and across the industry, for Carter. She is not a trained professional wrestler, and she is closing in on 50 years of age. Some do believe that she is trying her best to help the company out.
August 14, 2014
Since the company views it as a monumental moment, TNA is now selling the table that was shattered to pieces when Bully Ray delivered a top rope power bomb to Dixie Carter on Impact Wrestling last week. The cost is $199.99. It comes with a photo, a piece of the ring canvas, a piece of the table and a certificate of authenticity. It might become a collector's item some day.
August 11, 2014
For those of you that are not aware, the segment on Impact Wrestling where Dixie Carter was slammed through a table by Bully Ray was designed to write her out of the story line. She has long wanted to be removed from television. TNA came up with a pretty clever way of generating publicity and giving the fans the feel good moment that they have been yearning for.
August 8, 2014
TNA is really hoping to spike the ratings for Impact Wrestling this week. The company has already filmed footage of Bully Ray putting Dixie Carter through a table, and they're using that to draw in viewers. The company has even released a public statement, calling August 7th, "National Put Your Boss Through A Table Day". The belief is that TNA is trying to convince Spike to give them a new television deal.
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Status of Air Service to Small Communities and the Federal Programs Involved
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Air service to small communities has declined since 2007 due, in part, to higher fuel costs and declining population, and for some communities, compounded by more attractive service (i.e., larger airports in larger cities) within driving distance. In fact, airports of all sizes have lost capacity in the number of available seats, and largely for flights as well. However, medium-hub and small-hub airports have proportionally lost more service than large-hub or nonhub airports (see figure).
Percentage Change in Number of Flights and Seats, by Airport Category, 2007-2013
The two primary programs, designed to help small communities retain air service, administered by the Department of Transportation (DOT), face challenges.
The Essential Air Service (EAS) program, which received about $232 million in 2013, provided subsidies to airlines that served 117 eligible non-Alaskan communities in 2013. For the most part, only airports in eligible communities that received EAS-subsidized service have experienced an increased number of flights since 2007. However, the service may not always be the most cost-effective option for connecting people to the national transportation network, and the total and per-community EAS subsidies have grown since 2008. Legislation to control costs was recently enacted which limited access to EAS, for example by changing eligibility requirements.
The Small Community Air Service Development Program (SCASDP) is a grant program to help small communities enhance air service at small-hub or smaller airports. DOT can award no more than 40 grants a year, thus SCASDP assists fewer communities than does EAS. Further, unlike EAS, funding for SCASDP—$6 million in 2013—has decreased since the program was created in 2002. Past reviews of SCASDP's effectiveness have found mixed success, with about half or less of the grants achieving their goals.
Multimodal and community-based approaches can be used to help small communities connect to the nation's transportation network. Multimodal solutions, such as bus access to larger airports or air taxi service, could be more cost-effective than current programs. In addition, some communities have had success with attracting air service through methods such as financial incentives and marketing support.
Why GAO Did This Study
Establishing and retaining reliable air service to small communities has been a challenge for decades. Communities seek access to air transportation services as a driver for attracting investment and generating employment. To incentivize service, Congress established two programs to help support air service to small communities—EAS and SCASDP. Airports are categorized by DOT's Federal Aviation Administration and described in terms of "hub" size based on the number of passengers served annually. Airports range from large hubs with at least 7.3 million passengers in 2012 to nonprimary airports with fewer than 10,000 passengers. Airports receiving subsidized EAS service are either nonhub or nonprimary, and SCASDP airports are small hub or smaller.
This testimony discusses (1) the airline industry factors affecting air service to small communities, (2) the federal programs and policies that support air service to small communities, and (3) other options for improving access to air service for these communities. The testimony is based on previous GAO reports issued from 2003 through 2014; analysis of industry data for years 2007 through 2013; and selected updates on EAS and SCASDP programs. To conduct these updates, GAO reviewed program documentation and interviewed DOT officials and industry representatives.
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Nov 18, 2014
Highway Projects:Many Federal and State Environmental Review Requirements Are Similar, and Little Duplication of Effort OccursGAO-15-71: Published: Nov 18, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 18, 2014.
Public Transportation:Multiple Factors Influence Extent of Transit-Oriented DevelopmentGAO-15-70: Published: Nov 18, 2014. Publicly Released: Nov 18, 2014.
Oct 9, 2014
Highway Trust Fund:DOT Has Opportunities to Improve Tracking and Reporting of Highway SpendingGAO-15-33: Published: Oct 9, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 9, 2014.
Sep 26, 2014
Freight Transportation:Developing National Strategy Would Benefit from Added Focus on Community Congestion ImpactsGAO-14-740: Published: Sep 19, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 26, 2014.
Sep 25, 2014
Aviation:Impact of Fuel Price Increases on the Aviation IndustryGAO-14-331: Published: Sep 25, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 25, 2014.
Sep 23, 2014
Surface Transportation:Department of Transportation Should Measure the Overall Performance and Outcomes of the TIGER Discretionary Grant ProgramGAO-14-766: Published: Sep 23, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 23, 2014.
Sep 12, 2014
Air Traffic Control System:Selected Stakeholders' Perspectives on Operations, Modernization, and StructureGAO-14-770: Published: Sep 12, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 12, 2014.
Jul 31, 2014
Aviation Manufacturing:Status of FAA's Efforts to Improve Certification and Regulatory ConsistencyGAO-14-829T: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Jul 23, 2014
Aviation Safety:FAA's Efforts to Implement Recommendations to Improve Certification and Regulatory Consistency Face Some ChallengesGAO-14-728T: Published: Jul 23, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 23, 2014.
Jun 25, 2014
Aviation Safety:Additional Oversight Planning by FAA Could Enhance Safety Risk ManagementGAO-14-516: Published: Jun 25, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 25, 2014.
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pricing and public investment in family planning services, problems in the provider base for contraception, and general bureaucratic complexities. The next main section explores the proposition that many opportunities to provide contraceptive information and services are being missed.
As is the case for a wide variety of health care interventions (see, for example, Stoddard et al., 1994), insurance coverage affects access to contraception (Kirkman-Liff and Korenfeld, 1994). For example, in the 1993 NSW survey of more than 1,000 women aged 21–40 mentioned earlier, Sonenstein and colleagues (1994) found that whether or not a reproductive health visit had occurred was heavily influenced by the presence of health insurance and a regular source of care. Overall, 20 percent of the sample had not had a reproductive health visit in the past year; however, for those without a regular source of care, the figure was 39 percent; for those without health insurance altogether, the figure was 42 percent.
With regard to private insurance, the 1988 NSFG revealed that, overall, private insurance does not lie behind most family planning visits. In that year, about 41 percent of all women who received family planning services reported paying for their most recent visit out of their own pockets. Another 17 percent said they used insurance with a copayment or deductible. Insurance completely covered only 25 percent of recent visits, and 7 percent of visits were covered by Medicaid. The remaining services were provided at no charge to the client (Kaeser and Richards, 1994).
This modest presence of private insurance as a financing source for contraceptive services is consistent with the historic traditions of private-sector health insurance coverage—providing coverage of surgical services but not covering preventive care. A 1994 study by The Alan Guttmacher Institute of the coverage of reproductive health services in various insurance and financing plans concluded that although 85 percent or more of typical private health insurance policies cover sterilization services and 66 percent cover abortion, coverage of reversible contraception was appreciably thinner. None of the five reversible methods included in the study—intrauterine devices (IUDs), diaphragms, hormonal implants and injectables (e.g., Norplant and Depo-Provera), and oral contraceptives—is routinely covered by more than 40 percent of typical plans. Furthermore, half of the large-group plans cover no methods at all, and only 15 percent cover all five. Notably, even though oral contraceptives, the most


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A northern Idaho couple has filed a lawsuit in federal court after a former sheriff's deputy engaged in lewd and lascivious contact with their then 16-year-old daughter.
The lawsuit filed Friday in U.S. District Court in Coeur d'Alene names former Idaho County sheriff's deputy Daniel L. Funderburg, Idaho County Chief Deputy Jim Georges, Sheriff Doug Giddings and Idaho County.
The Lewiston Tribune reports the lawsuit contends the then 31-year-old Funderburg was on duty and in uniform when the wrongful actions occurred in August 2012. The couple is seeking unspecified damages.
Funderburg in January 2013 pleaded guilty in 2nd District Court to sexual battery committed by lewd and lascivious acts on a child.
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The Vampire Diaries Season 4, Episode 10 "After School Special" MOST Memorable Quotes| January 17, 2013 at 9:00 PM EST
Once you get over the fact that this truth-or-dare in the library schtick was used in the 90′s by Kevin Williamson in the best episode of Dawson's Creek, you'll still love this TVD episode anyway. So, here are the best of The Vampire Diaries quotes from season 4, episode 10 – "After School Special".
The Vampire Diaries Quote s- "After School Special"
Well, this was a quick reveal…
April: and I know you're a vampire.
Mean Girls suck…
April: Was that necessary?
Rebekah: No, but it was fun.
Who doesn't love the sarcastic, silly Ripper?
Stefan: I'm at a mandatory all alone drinking party.
You should never bet against this girl…
Rebekah: I hope you're not waiting for Caroline to show up and stake me. Cause I already found her.
Well, he's certainly current…
Damon Salvatore Quotes: I've updated our relationship status to "it's complicated."
Damon: That's for Carol Lockwood.
And she's a little pissed off about being daggered once again…
Elena Gilbert Quotes: I think you're sad, and bored, and in desperate need of a hobby.
Delena fans will love this…
Elena: I didn't sleep with Damon because of the sire bond. I slept with Damon because I'm in love with him.
She knows all the right questions to ask…
Rebekah: Are you still in love with Stefan?
Elena: No.
Very interestingly worded….
Elena Gilbert: When he looks at me, all he sees is a broken toy.
Who doesn't love that story?
Damon: If you're here for payback, go for it. Cause you'll be stuck babysitting the little hunter that could.
Wow, the show is really doing this…
Elena Gilbert: I love you, Damon. I love you.
Damon Salvatore: Look, I'm gonna get this cure for you. And I'm gonna have to do things you're not gonna like. Listen carefully. Get in your car, right now. Come to me.
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Ben Dufour: I like playing it because you can win scholarship money for college, and it's fun. I've made a lot of friends, because when you battle, you sometimes get into conversation. I don't really have just one favorite, I like a lot of cards. Manectric, maybe. I don't play it at school, because I kind of like playing basketball at recess.
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About the blogger: O'Brien is a 32-year-old father of two, works at a "fine university" and calls himself Affton's "(un)Official Mayor."
Recent Highlight (April 11): Your Mayor traveled extensively in his life however, loves to meet people from other lands, and supports a very liberal immigration policy on the whole. To those who oppose this, I offer travel photos of places like western Kansas where there is so much damn space with nothing there but sunflowers. Clearly this land is very useable for a community. Although it is land out of my jurisdiction, I think that fans of sunflowers or sunflower seeds are the only potential opposition. In the event of a shortage of the snack, I propose that people switch to Big League Chew which also comes in a pouch and is fun to eat and involves less spitting in public. Although the gum does not yet come in Jalapeno or Ranch flavors, I'm sure we could work it out. In fact, it's probably as inevitable as Diet Coke with Bacon.
Anyway, my experiences with local immigrants have ALWAYS been positive. Affton is home to a growing population of Bosnians that are climbing the economic ladder. As a result, they are investing in local real estate, pimping their rides and spending money locally. My only complaint is that their voter turnout is very, very low. I think that if we can overcome our fear of them and welcome them to Affton, they will begin to creep out of their shells and get involved in civics, PTA meetings and the planning of the Affton Days festival.
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GULF OF MEXICO - BP says they have temporarily suspended pumping mud to stop Gulf oil leak as they assess the situation. BP says it plans to resume pumping mud Thursday night in effort to plug Gulf oil leak.
BP's attempt to choke off the gusher at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico appeared to be making some progress, officials said Thursday as dire new government estimates showed the disaster has easily eclipsed the Exxon Valdez as the biggest oil spill in U.S. history.
As the world waited to see whether the "top kill" would work, President Barack Obama announced major new restrictions on drilling projects, and the head of the federal agency that regulates the industry resigned under pressure, becoming the highest-ranking political casualty of the crisis so far.
BP started shooting heavy drilling mud into the blown-out well 5,000 feet underwater on Wednesday afternoon. It was the latest in a string of attempts to stop the oil that has been spewing for five weeks, since the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded and sank off the coast of Louisiana.
Eleven workers were killed in the accident. Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen said Thursday afternoon that the mud was stopping some oil and gas but BP was still pumping it in. BP said it should know by the end of the day whether it worked. "It's a work in progress," Allen said. "We need to let it play itself out."
If the procedure works, BP will inject cement into the well to seal it permanently. If it doesn't, the company has a number of backup plans. Either way, crews will continue to drill two relief wells, considered the only surefire way to stop the leak. A top kill has never been attempted before so deep underwater.
The stakes were higher than ever as public frustration over the spill grew and a team of government scientists said the oil has been flowing at a rate 2½ to five times higher than what BP and the Coast Guard initially estimated.
Two teams of scientists calculated the well has been spewing between 504,000 and more than a million gallons a day. Even using the most conservative estimate, that means nearly 18 million gallons have spilled so far. In the worst-case scenario, 39 million gallons have leaked.
That larger figure would be nearly four times the size of the Exxon Valdez disaster, in which a tanker ran aground in Alaska in 1989, spilling nearly 11 million gallons. "Now we know the true scale of the monster we are fighting in the Gulf," said Jeremy Symons, vice president of the National Wildlife Federation.
"BP has unleashed an unstoppable force of appalling proportions." BP spokesman Steve Rinehart said the previous estimate of 210,000 gallons a day was based on the best data available at the time.
As for the new figures, he said: "It does not and will not change the response. We are going all out on our response."
The spill is not the biggest ever in the Gulf. In 1979, a drilling rig in Mexican waters -- the Ixtoc I -- blew up, releasing 140 million gallons of oil. In another troubling discovery, marine scientists said they have spotted a huge new plume of what they believe to be oil deep beneath the Gulf, stretching 22 miles from the leaking wellhead northeast toward Mobile Bay, Ala.
They fear it could have resulted from using chemicals a mile below the surface to break up the oil. In Washington, Elizabeth Birnbaum stepped down as director of the Minerals Management Service, a job she had held since last July. Her agency has been harshly criticized over lax oversight of drilling and cozy ties with industry.
An internal Interior Department report released earlier this week found that between 2000 and 2008, agency staff members accepted tickets to sports events, lunches and other gifts from oil and gas companies and used government computers to view pornography.
Polls show the public is souring on the administration's handling of the catastrophe, and Obama sought to assure Americans that the government is in control and deflect criticism that his administration has left BP in charge.
"My job right now is just to make sure everybody in the Gulf understands: This is what I wake up to in the morning, and this is what I go to bed at night thinking about. The spill," he said.
Obama said he would put an end to the "scandalously close relationship" between regulators and the oil companies they oversee. He also extended a freeze on new deepwater oil drilling and canceled or delayed proposed lease sales in the waters off Alaska and Virginia and along the Gulf Coast.
Fishermen, hotel and restaurant owners, politicians and residents along the 100-mile stretch of Gulf coast affected by the spill are fed up with BP's failures to stop the spill.
Thick oil is coating birds and delicate wetlands in Louisiana. "I have anxiety attacks," said Sarah Rigaud, owner of Sarah's Restaurant in Grand Isle, La., where the beach was closed because blobs of oil that looked like melted chocolate had washed up on shore.
"Every day I pray that something happens, that it will be stopped and everybody can get back to normal." Charlotte Randolph, president of Louisiana's Lafourche Parish, one of the coastal parishes affected by the spill, said: "I mean, it's wearing on everybody in this coastal region. You see it in people's eyes. You see it. We need to stop the flow." "Tourism is dead. Fishing is dead. We're dying a slow death," she added.
The Coast Guard approved portions of Louisiana's $350 million plan to ring its coastline with a wall of sand meant to keep out the oil.
Workers on doomed rig: Corners cut to save money
Two workers injured when an oil rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico tell Congress that the companies in charge of the doomed drilling operation cut corners and neglected maintenance in a race toward higher profits.
Laborer Stephen Stone told the House Judiciary Committee Thursday that the companies gambled with workers' lives. Oil has been leaking in the Gulf since the Deepwater Horizon exploded April 20, killing 11 workers.
But Jimmy Harrell, the Deepwater Horizon's offshore installation manager, told a panel of Coast Guard and Minerals Management Service officials at a separate hearing near New Orleans that he didn't feel pressured at all.
Federal Gulf cleanup costs at $87M and rising
Federal officials say cleaning up the massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has already cost the government $87 million, making it the third-most expensive cleanup effort in the nation's history.
Coast Guard Rear Adm. Mary Landry has distributed that money to state and federal agencies directly involved in the cleanup. Those include the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which projects the oil slick's trajectory, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which rescues oil-soaked birds.
A senior financial analyst at the National Pollution Funds Center says an additional $38 million in emergency money has been assigned to the Deepwater Horizon spill, but it has yet to be spent.
The most expensive cleanup was the Exxon Valdez spill, which cost $121 million. The second was $89 million for cleaning up a 1994 oil spill off the coast of San Juan, Puerto Rico.


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Report card feedback in the mailbag this week, which is pretty much code for a little J.D. Drew bashing. The people have found their scapegoat, and he's not going to be able to use a sore groin as an excuse to get out of this spot.
Also, I take some grief for suggesting that Paul Pierce is merely a Hall of Famer and not his generation's Larry Bird (guess I missed the three MVPs), try to care about Brett Favre, take my usual shots at ESPN and celebrate the finest half hour of each work day. And yes, the Clown Shoes make the most anticipated comeback since, well, Brett Favre.
To the 'bag we go (and, as always, feel free to email away to email@example.com)
A D+ for J.D. Drew? Come on, have you watched the Red Sox once this season? The guy has been terrible and is freaking soft. He's the highest paid player on the team and he has done nothing. Worst move of the Theo Era. You have to flunk him. A D+ is way too easy.
New London
A: I agree that Drew has been a complete flop in Boston. No question. Jimmy Fallon as a Movie Star flop. But two things, I think, really make Drew a target.
(1) Unlike Ortiz and Varitek (the other obvious scapegoat candidates), Drew isn't viewed as one of "us". He's what Rose Dewitt's mother would call "new Red Sox". Sure, he's won a World Series and has a huge grand slam to his credit, but the 2004 guys are just looked at differently. And that's understandable.
(And yes, it hurt to make my first ever Titanic reference on WEEI.com and not have it involve the great Billy Zane. It frankly makes me melancholy, and I don't pretend to know why.)
(2) As a fan, it's always perversely gratifying to first guess a GM and be dead right about it. And that is what happened here. Theo told us about OBP and 162-game projections, but we knew J.D. Drew wouldn't work in Boston. Just knew it.
Two criticisms of your report card from 8/17.
1. J.D. Drew is making 14-million dollars a year and has been awful. Should have got an F. I'd rather see Josh Reddick out there every day. At least he actually wants to play.
2. I would have given Penny a B or B minus, if only because he's taken the ball every fifth day. That's been key with Dice-K and Wakefield out.
A: We've all been looking for a role for Varitek, right? He can't play more than once or twice a week, so how about this? Let's have him give Drew a makeover, give him the full captain treatment. I want the almost beard. I want Drew sprinting back to the dugout every time he strikes out. Maybe a steely look every once in a while. This way, if Drew hits .220 it's not really a problem, because he will be loaded with intangibles that non-players like you and me could never, ever understand.
Penny? Well, I just don't think a 5.22 ERA is worthy of a B or B-. True, he has pitched every fifth day, but I don't think it would be hard to replace those innings. I think he's been closer to a "D" than a "B".
Hey Kirk,
Sorry you got Yanged, but I didn't need to read another kiss-ass Tiger Woods story. Go work with the rest of the Tiger suck-ups at CBS if that's what you want to do. Who goes to WEEI for golf news anyway?
PS—I'm with you on Dennis Johnson. Hope he gets in next year.
A: Well, guess you won't enjoy the Brad Faxon mailbag, Mike.
I agree for the most part with your grades. At this point, I'm not sure if I want the Sox to stagger in to the playoffs only to be soundly defeated by the Angels, or worse yet, the NYY. Regardless of what happens, this upcoming offseason might be Theo's most challenging yet since he donned the gorilla suit. Lots of age problems (Ortiz, Varitek, Wakefield), to sign or not to sign Bay and for how much, shortstop, etc, etc.
Just as an aside, I happened to be watching the MLB Network during the All Star break, and a 3 man panel of ex GM John Hart, Mitch Williams, and I believe Joe Magraine all predicted a World Series title by the Red Sox. How quickly things have changed in just one short month.
A: I'm not sure I agree with you on Theo, Bob. I actually think this is going to be a pretty light offseason. The only real question is whether or not they sign Bay. Ortiz is under contract for 2010 and Varitek has a player option. He'll be back, I'm sure. All the young guys are under contract. The rotation is pretty much set (Beckett/Lester/Dice-K/Wakefield/Buchholz). Maybe Theo makes his annual Wade Miller/ Paul Byrd/John Smoltz "rebound pitcher on the cheap" move, but I can't imagine anything else of consequence.
We've seen enough of Jason Bay to make a decision, I think. Would you give him five years, 75 million? It's close, but I think I would. He's only 30 years old, so this isn't one of those contracts where you are basically admitting that the final year will probably be a washout. I think he'll give you .280-30-110 and not make a sound for the next half decade.
Dear Minihane,
Now that you seem comfortably entrenched as the mailbag guy I figured now would be a good time to take issue with some things you wrote a couple of months ago.
Throughout the course of your writing on WEEI.com, it has become ever-so apparent that you loathe Paul Pierce as a player.
It's OK though. You're just like 90 percent of all Celtics followers (whether they want to admit it or not), still obsessed with the 1980s and Larry Bird. Look, we all know the greatness of Bird. He is right there with Russell in the greatest Celtic of all-time argument.
But basically every Celtics fan over the age of 30 STILL looks at Paul Pierce and says to themselves, "That's not our guy."
Maybe it's an "Everything was better in the '80s," thing or maybe it's an "aesthetics" thing (the way they play, not looks ... after all, they both score a -3.5 on the every popular Dan Majerle good looks scale<http://www.geocities.com/thunderdanonline/dantina.jpg>), maybe it's even a "racial" thing for some (as I channel my inner Jimmy Meyers).
All I know is that for whatever reason, Paul Pierce is still not thought of as a transcendent Boston athlete.
The numbers are there. I would submit he is, in terms of length with the team, and amount of years as an elite scorer in the NBA, a Top 5 Celtic of all-time. He is going to the Hall of Fame. He has won a championship in Boston (in the 2007-08 playoff run he was, without question, the best player on the team). He might very well be, as Heinsohn and Bob Ryan have said, the best scoring Celtic in history (which you continually dismiss).
I believe the debate is still open for discussion. Bird was the better rebounder and was the best passer I have ever seen (aesthetics argument). Bird is a better outside shooter (aesthetics factors in here too, as Pierce has that little hitch in his shot).
But plain scoring? Getting to the rim and willing the ball into the basket? Give me Pierce. Getting to the tin has always been the better way. To quote Ron Burgundy, "It's science."
You are also such a Bird slurp that you go so far as to say that he should still be in the Michael Jordan argument as "greatest ever." I submit this and only this: Would Larry Bird have won one title with BJ Armstrong at the point instead of DJ and Luc "friggin" Longley in place of Parish?
You might want to stick to writing about Jussi Jokinen.
Matt B
A: You know, every few weeks I'll get an email calling me out on hating Pierce. I don't get it. This is a guy I've (a) advocated for the Hall of Fame (http://www.weei.com/sports/boston/celtics/kirk-minihane/where-does-truth-stand) and (b) called one of the ten best Celtics in franchise history. That's pretty high cotton; I'm not talking about the Sacramento Kings or New Jersey Nets here. High praise for a guy that's never received a single first, second or third-place MVP vote in his career.
Paul Pierce is still not thought of as a transcendent Boston athlete? Well, there's a pretty simple reason for that. Paul Pierce is not a transcendent Boston athlete. Come on, Matt. You've watched Pierce for 11 years now. Are you really comfortable putting him next to Williams, Russell, Orr, Bird and Brady? He's somewhere on Level 3 with Neely, Rice, Seymour and Parish (Some Level 2 guys? Bourque, Yaz, Cousy.)
This speaks to something else, I think. The under-30 crew has grown tired of hearing their older brothers bond with their fathers over the Celtics of the 1980s. And the enduring symbol of those years, of course, is Larry Bird. So the youngsters have tried to convince themselves that they have a guy that is their Bird. And that's fine, I guess. But let's look at the two players. Who's the better shooter, passer and rebounder? And by how wide a margin? Yup, Paul Pierce gets to the basket better than Larry Bird ever did. And that's the only edge I'll give him. Actually, if we are counting the ability to openly weep in pain on the court then we'll give The Truth another check mark. Imagine if Pierce had hit his head on the court like Larry did in 1991 vs. the Pacers? Ed Lacerte might have had to put him down to end the suffering.
Pierce is a really good player, great at times (I'll stand by what I've written before – his 24 minutes in the second half of the Game 4 comeback vs. the Lakers was the best half of basketball I've ever seen played by a Celtic.) But Larry Bird is a top 10 (at worst) all-time player.
And yes, I think a team with Larry Bird, Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant would've won at least one title. Why not? You think those Knicks teams would have beaten them year-in, year-out? Did I miss the poems and books written about the 1996 Sonics? Okay, fine, Michael Jordan was a better player than Larry Bird. I'll buy that. But Larry Bird is a hell of a lot closer to Michael Jordan than Paul Pierce is to Larry Bird.
Just looking through your old blog entries, and a couple of comments.
I figured Pierce and Dirk were borderline Hall-of-Famers, with Pierce out and Dirk in. Now, shouldn't we factor in that Pierce is one of the top 5 Celtics all time? I'd put him #4, but then the same argument works against him, McHale is one of the top PF of all time.
A: I like the idea of someone combing through my archives. Makes me feel like Ernest Shackelton or something. Again, stop forcing it with Pierce, guys. Top five Celtic? Who are you taking off the list?
Take "top 10 Celtic and Hall of Famer" and run, Pierce Nation. That's my best offer.
Is there a more tired story in sports today than Brett Favre and his endless flip-flopping journey through retirement, wait I mean un-retirement? Seriously, I understand the business decision of signing him to a 2 year deal for salary cap reasons, but can we please just call a spade a spade and acknowledge there is no way he is going to start for one complete season needless to say two?
Tell me this: if Brett Favre retires in a forest and there's no one there to hear it, does he actually retire? Please, enlighten me with a final word on this story so it can die a peaceful death.
A: I'll be honest: I looked at this question for a half hour before I could muster the energy to write something down. This whole Favre story has worn me out. I'm done with it. Really, unless you are a Packers or Vikings fan how much should you really care? As long as I'm not the one that has to clean up the dump that Favre has taken on his legacy then I'm okay with the whole thing. He's a grown man, this is America, the whole bit. Clearly Favre cares more about 12 million bucks and the chance to screw the Packers than he does about Green Bay fans. That's a perfectly legitimate stance. Sure, he's been exposed as a complete fraud, but this was true before he jumped to Minnesota. But do we really care? All this really means is that instead of five years from now it'll be 15 years until they have Brett Favre Day at Lambeau Field. And on that day he'll break down and apologize and the fans, as they always do, will forgive him. So I'm not going to get all worked up over it. I'll leave that to ESPN, who continue to treat this story like it happening in 1996 and Favre is the best quarterback in football, when in reality it is 2009 and Favre is maybe the 15th best quarterback in football. God, I hate what has happened to ESPN.
Clown Shoes,
Hawk Harrelson called Brian Anderson the closest thing the White Sox had to a 5 tool player. Wow! Well Hawk, I think your tool kit sucks.
Brian "the watcher" Anderson. The 1 tool I have identified on this guy so far is that he has good eyes. I saw him watch 3 straight pitches to his first K, then watch a catchable ball into a hit and then into a triple. Watching Jacoby Ellsbury run into right field behind him to field a ball that should have been caught is TP to the back ass of your pants embarrassing. Most players would be looking for a chance to redeem themselves perhaps becoming too aggressive in the process. Good thing, B.A. isn't hung up on those types of things because after mixing in a flailing half ass swing at a breaking ball, he took a good long look at strike 3 on the outside corner of the plate. Brian if you are just going to watch, those $225 dollar seats Ben and J-Lo used to sit in are open and they even have little TVs in them!
Obviously inspired, Victor Martinez successfully watched a double right into a single as he emulated former cleveland steamer Manny Ramirez.
That was aggravating, but nothing we haven't all seen before from any number of MLB sluggers. The Sunday broadcast however starts with Don Orsillo referencing the warning track shot as though V-mart was robbed of a home run saying, "Martinez understandably went into his home run trot and still can't figure out how that ball stayed in the park when off the bat it was a surefire home run."
That line, infuriating. First a home run is not a judgment call. Second, you say understandably, I say unforgivably. Victor, you just cost your team a man in scoring position at a time when runs are as scarce as they have been all season. Tell you what Vic, this ain't Cleveland. If it is indeed a home run, you can watch it on Sportsdesk, Extra Innings, Sports Final, Sportscenter and at least 2 segments of Baseball Tonight. In the case your eyes deceived you, then why not pedal your Johnny come lately ass to second. Brian Anderson could see that it wasn't leaving the yard, but don't get discouraged Vic that kind of visual prowess only comes with innings upon innings of standing around watching the baseball.
And lastly, there is a bunch of fuss about J.D. Drew asking out of a game the other day. If this guy isn't embarrassed to be on a field with guys like Lowell, Lester, Youkilis and Beckett based on toughness alone then why should it be offensive when he asks out of a game with a tweaked ear lobe or whatever it is this week. I accept that JD is a gelding. $17 million a year paid for the player, balls were an additional fee. Where's Tonya Harding when you need her to demonstrate to Jonathan Davis what a tweaked knee actually feels like.
Jake Scott
A: Jake, I'm not comfortable with you suggesting that J-Lo somehow left her Pink Hat behind when she and Ben called it quits. Clearly you didn't read her 15,000-word study on the post-Nomar shortstop era in Boston, titled "When The VORP Went South." Ran last week in Baseball Prospectus and was nicely received.
The Orsillo comment made me think of something semi-related. Exactly when did it become okay for announcers to refer to players by their nicknames? Happens all the time now, but I don't think it was even commonplace five years ago, much less 20. I think it's just a way for these local homers (and I don't think Orsillo falls in this category, by the way) to make themselves seem like they are "tight" with the players, which of course is exactly the last thing you would want in an ideal world as a viewer. But in the Stuart Scott/TMZ world where the follower wants to be as famous as the subject things get blurry. I don't know, I guess my point is once again that I hate what has happened to ESPN. Even the SportsCenter anchors have nicknames now. A long way from Tom Mees.
Thought you'd like this. I was in the bathroom at work yesterday and saw that your column on Rice vs. Evans was printed out and lying on the floor. And yes, I picked it up and read it (had nothing else and made sure to double was my hands after). And I even printed out your mailbag and brought it in with me the next day.
A: Words escape me.
To be in someone's work dump reading rotation is the highest praise that can be bestowed on any internet writer. I'm serious about this. In my three years writing hockey and football cards for Upper Deck the most important 30 minutes of each day were the 15 minutes I spent looking for a dump-worthy story and then the 15 minutes I spent reading the story in the bathroom. And to have someone choosing that time to read my stuff? The closest I'll ever get to a Pulitzer. Thanks, Jeff.
Reach Kirk Minihane at email@example.com. He can be heard co-hosting this week on the Mut and Bradford Show, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Sunday.
We find out what Chris Price was right and wrong about when he made a few predictions before the Lions game. Also, we hear some new ones regarding Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers.
WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Chris Price preview Sunday's Patriots-Packers game, one that many are calling a possible Super Bowl preview.
We get our weekly NFL update with SI/MMQB's Peter King. Peter talks AFC East, first round byes, Jonas Gray/LeGarrette Blount and much more.
How have the Celtics looked after a couple weeks? Could they be a playoff team? These questions and more...
Sam and Ben talk with Greg Dickerson about how fun this year's Celtics team is to watch as well Jeff Green trade ideas.
Kyle Draper joins Danny Picard to talk about the Celtics chances this season in the Eastern Conference, last Wednesday's home opener blowout against the Nets, and Rajon Rondo's future in Boston
The Red Sox trotted out their newest FA acquisition Tuesday afternoon, third baseman, Pablo Sandoval. The Kung Fu Panda then joined MFB to talk about his conversations with (former) Giant teammate, Jake Peavy, about playing Boston. He also stressed that this move was the next big challenge in his life, and addressed some concerns about his defense, stating that he is focused on being at the hot corner for the duration of his contract.
Buster Olney of ESPN joined MFB to talk about all the free agent news surrounding the Red Sox over the past 24 hours
Red Sox beat writer Brian MacPherson joins Danny Picard to talk about the Red Sox going after Jon Lester and other free agents.
Andy Brickley joined the show to talk about David Pastrnak's first game, the offensive struggles, and Milan Lucic playing with the Swedes.
Dale and Michael get Jack Edwards' 'state of the B' report and talk about the win over the Blues at the Garden on Tuesday.
Andy Brickley joined the show and touched on last night's convincing win over a good team, Matt Bartkowski needing a wake up call, and the NHL review process.
BC football sideline reporter Scott Mutryn with the worst impersonation of all time.
Ben Cherington joined us to discuss the Sox off-season moves.
Dino picked the Pack.
We find out what Chris Price was right and wrong about when he made a few predictions before the Lions game. Also, we hear some new ones regarding Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers.
Andy Brickley joined the show to talk about David Pastrnak's first game, the offensive struggles, and Milan Lucic playing with the Swedes.
Rick Pitino had some curious comments after a blowout victory. Richard Sherman takes on the NFL Media policies. Christian talks about a pill for farts.
We get our weekly NFL update with SI/MMQB's Peter King. Peter talks AFC East, first round byes, Jonas Gray/LeGarrette Blount and much more.
Dale and Michael give their four selections for the MLB Hall of Fame... this year's finalists were announced today.
Dale and Michael talk Bruins and discuss the supposed practice scuffle between Tuukka Rask and Soderberg, and DJ Bean dials us up to give his thoughts.
Brandon covers the NFL, particularly the Detroit Lions for Bleacher Report. He gives us his thoughts on this Sunday's game and how the Lions stack up against the Patriots.
Mikey, Villani, Lenny and Kerry Byrne are talking Patriots-Lions and how the team this year stacks up to Patriots teams of the past.
Some more Musical Mikey Magic to get ready for Sunday's Patriots-Lions game.
The guys previewed the upcoming Packers Patriots game and discussed the media's latest tweet beef.
Jerry Thornton's first podcast explores sports stories that would make for interesting 30 for 30 documentaries.
Andy Merritt of the New England Hockey Journal joined WEEI.com's Scott McLaughlin to talk about the play of Vermont and Providence, as well as other happenings around Hockey East. Merrimack coach Mark Dennehy also joined the show to talk about his team's good start, his freshman class and how he uses possession stats.
Tom Brady discussed the teams latest win and the great play of Revis.More from this show
Rob Bradford joined the show to discuss the latest signings by the Red Sox.More from this show
The guys previewed the upcoming Packers Patriots game and discussed the media's latest tweet beef.More from this show
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