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They arrived at our E.R. clinics, one in North Charleston and the other in Mount Pleasant, separately and about 3 days apart.
The baby deer were each virtually comatose, ice cold and dehydrated. Left alone, they were a few hours from death. They were exquisite, among God's most beautiful creations, with their oversized ears, brown liquid eyes, dark red fur with dappled white spots, and their cloven hooves, like polished brown loafers.
So, nevermind that there are too many deer in these sub-urban areas or that we should let nature take its course. These problems will persist whether these two live or die, and these problems are of our making, not theirs. Letting them die was not even a consideration.
In went the jugular catheter, delivering warm fluids and dextrose. The body warmer was applied, and a technician gently encouraged them to drink a bit of milk. That's when I (Henry Bianucci) came into the picture. Knowing that Keepers of the Wild, wildlife rescue, is stretched thin on resources, and being completely smitten at the first sight of these deer, I entertained the idea of fostering them, on one condition: They had to be guaranteed a safe place to go when they were bigger.
I didn't want to raise them only to be killed by dogs, a car or hunters, because I hadn't prepared them for life in the wild.
Anyone who has read the yearling, knows that keeping a pet deer may end in heartbreak, so I wanted my bases covered.
(As an aside, it is normal for a baby deer to be left alone; the mothers return intermittently to feed them, so as to avoid attention. So babies found should be left alone unless they are in imminent danger, unattended for 24 hours, or obviously debilitated.)
I was informed that there was an opening at Charles Towne Landing, and that they could be accommodated. Perfect! They could be fostered through to adolescence, enjoyed, and safely placed in a wonderful and protected home.
One was a buck and the other a doe. We named them Dixie and Dixon, but we mostly referred to them as "the babies." The first night home was uncertain for each of them. They would not eat and were very weak. My wife and I were up every couple of hours getting some goat milk into them.
Within a few days, they were feeding well and quickly gaining strength. I have seven dogs, three of which would love to take down a deer. Suddenly, there were two miniature deer, in their house.
Their relationship went from predator-prey to prey sucking on noses, ears, and other "parts," while predator practices quiet restraint. The babies eventually adopted our lab mix, Nigel, as their four-legged surrogate mother. I don't know why, other than that he would lick them maternally, but when they saw him, they would make a beeline for him.
The babies folded into our daily routine. They slept in a large cage in our bedroom. We would let them out in the morning and give them their bottles. They would then go into the yard to browse, play and hide in the bushes. With each feeding, they would seemingly float to us, tails aflutter as they jauntily trotted our way.
They had a signature head bob when they wanted to play. The head dropped and quickly raised as if sparring. They would then run and vault, oftentimes getting ahead of their abilities and clumsily falling down. As they matured, the falling episodes ended, and they became the epitome of grace, speed and athleticism.
At night, they came into the house. Believe it or not they were house-trained. This was when we would really interact. First it was a couple of bottles, then chopped carrots and apples, and sometimes a cookie or other treat. Then playtime.
They figured out that the bed was springy, and amused themselves vaulting off of it. They would investigate the house, jump on and off the bed or couch, and eventually lie on the floor with the rest of the dogs.
When playtime was over, all the deer wanted was to sit with us and have their heads rubbed. But they were quickly growing. The other night I was in my backyard, and I looked up and two deer were looking out the window at me.
We both began to feel it at the same time. The sick heavy feeling in your heart that something wonderful must come to an end, and the sadness of it is inevitable. I kept telling my wife that the deer are killing me softly.
It was enhanced with a sense of betrayal. The idea that one day, soon, this sweet life for the deer would abruptly change and they would not know why. Doesn't that sound stupid? I don't know what deer know, or if they are capable of knowing or feeling in any way similar to ours. Do they truly know us, or about anything, or are they of pure instinct, reacting to their world rather than knowing or feeling it?
This question could be applied to any human-animal relationship, whether the species is canine, feline, equine or cervine (deer). It is ultimately, unknowable, but why is it important? After all, against astronomical odds, we shared the same time and place in the world.
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quote: I reiterate that Branson at least is trying to do something different.
quote: NASA and other government agencies have a tendency of making something that is really innovative and works well and then discarding it just to introduce the next new shiny thing they are working on even though the old stuff is still good.
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While Silverlight and XNA Framework enable developers to create new and innovative applications and games for the Windows Phone (WP), these are just sets of libraries. In order to complete the development experience, a set of powerful tools is required. Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone is a free express version of Visual Studio tailored to the Windows Phone. It includes Visual Studio Express to write great software, but more importantly for our purposes, it also includes the Windows Phone Emulator, which allows you to test and debug your application without even having a WP device. This enables you to create your software with high predictability and ease.Join Amit Chopra, Raghuram Lanka, and Mukund Bhoovaraghavan from the Windows Phone and Tools team, and Yochay Kiriaty, Senior Technical Evangelist, for a tour of the internals of the Windows Phone Emulator.
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Halloween partiers — if they don't feel like death Nov. 1 — will have a chance to extend their holiday hoopla, as Gunbarrel Tavern & Eatery hosts its first Dia de los Muertos celebration.
The festival, to be held Nov. 1 and 2, will consist of a pub crawl in the Heavenly Village area and include drink specials, costume contests and more.
"We're just trying to get a little vibe going here in the village," Gunbarrel Owner Alex Cox said.
Gunbarrel, which opened at the Village in August, will present the event in an effort to celebrate the dead and rally the living, he said.
"Especially with us being the new kids on the block," Cox said, "we thought 'let's bring us together.'"
Dia de los Muertos, or day of the dead, is a Latin American tradition that originated in Mexico. Its purpose is to honor the dead with lively celebrations, rather than grieve over their passing, according to the Smithsonian Latino Center.
Cox said it's a great time for people who are still in the Halloween spirit.
"It's a party for all the passed souls," he said.
In the essence of tradition, participants are encouraged to dress up for the event, whether it's with Halloween costumes or sugar skulls — masks typically painted on someone's face.
Bar manager Cory Ouellette, who is in charge of organizing the event, said a pub crawl at Heavenly Village for the holiday was a rare opportunity to create something special for the community.
South Shore has few festivals centered around Dia de los Muertos, he said, and Heavenly Village is a prime location to hold one.
"I though maybe I should get on the forefront of that," Ouellette said.
During the crawl, participants will have a chance to create a team and join a scavenger hunt around Heavenly Village. Teams will have a number of challenges to complete, including chugging certain drinks, building a human pyramid and eating specific foods.
The scavenger hunt will also require players to use Facebook and Instagram frequently so Ouellette can track their progress.
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quote: I wouldn't call the Mac a failed product, but more of a product geared towards a small market.
quote: Granted I doubt they are just looking at regaining market share in the PC market, but probably innovating into a new market and even trying to appeal to the gaming market.
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HEDGESVILLE — Hedgesville coach Kelly Church had the perfect soliloquy for Tuesday night's game with sectional foe Musselman. "I never talk to our kids about wins and losses," Church said....
has EITHER team DEFEATED a team w/ a winning record?how many times will hedg. play SILVER OAK ?? good grief. is berkeley springs still on the schedule as well?
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Prince Charles, 32, marries Lady Diana Spencer, 20, in a lavish wedding at St. Paul's Cathedral with 750 million people tuning in worldwide. On June 21, 1982, the royals welcome their first son, Prince William. Two years later, on September 15, they welcome Prince Henry Charles Albert David, better known as Harry.
- 1992
Di and Charles Separate
Weeks before Harry, 8, and William, 10, return to boarding school at Ludgrove, Charles and Diana announce their separation. The boys split the remainder of their Christmas holiday between their feuding parents. Charles tells the BBC in 1994 that he never loved his princess bride, and Diana tells journalist Martin Bashir, "There were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded," referring to Charles' longtime love Camilla Parker Bowles. Throughout the marriage, Diana battled bulimia and depression, which she blames on Charles and the Royal Family's coldness.
- 1995
Mother Knows Best
Diana tries to give her sons as normal an upbringing as possible. She rejects Charles' alma mater, a boarding school in Scotland, for Eton College, a prestigious public boarding school near London, where Diana's father and brother both attended. The Royal Family and the British press strike a deal: the royals will provide information on the young princes once every term in exchange for their privacy. While William begins his studies at Eton in 1995, Harry continues at Ludgrove before joining him in 1998.
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William and Harry hunt, fish, and go riding with their father. In their mother's company, they go to McDonald's and Disneyland, but also to AIDS clinics and homeless shelters. "I want them to have an understanding of people's emotions, of people's insecurities, of people's distress, of their hopes and dreams," she tells ABC's Martin Bashir in an interview.
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Diana, Princess of Wales (1961-1997)
Diana, 36, dies in a fatal car accident in Paris with her companion Dodi Fayed. The crash in the Place de l'Alma tunnel was the result of a 60-mph paparazzi car chase. Following her death, Charles flies to Paris to bring her body to London for burial. During this time Queen Elizabeth's silence is interpreted by the British press as indifferent and aloof. After a week of seclusion, the Queen returns with her grandsons from Balmoral Castle in Scotland to address the public.
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The Queen breaks precedent to give Diana a royal funeral because she is the mother of the future king. William, 15, and Harry, 12, walk behind their mother's coffin, while more than a million people line the route. Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, uses his eulogy to criticize the media's hounding of his sister, while Elton John sings a reworked version of his hit "Candle in the Wind."
- 2003
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After turning 18, the British media ramps up its coverage of Harry, who graduates from Eton. During his gap year, Harry parties in London, ranches in Australia and, for two months, works with AIDS orphans in Africa. While there, he makes the documentary, The Forgotten Kingdom. "I want to carry on the things that she (Princess Diana) didn't quite finish. I have always wanted to, but was too young," Harry tells the British Press Association.
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Meeting Chelsy
Harry, 19, begins dating Zimbabwe-born Chelsy Davy, 18, whose parents manage private wildlife reserves in Zimbabwe. Although Harry refuses to comment on their relationship, he does tell Britain's Press Association in 2005 that Davy is "special" and "amazing."
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The young prince has racked up a string of scandals, including scuffling with the paparazzi, being accused of cheating and getting caught with marijuana, but they pale when compared to his latest controversy. Harry, 20, attends a friend's costume party with William, 22, and dons a Nazi uniform complete with a Swastika armband. (His brother wears an animal costume.) British tabloid The Sun publishes the photo of Harry as a Nazi on its front page and public outcry ensues. "I am sorry if I caused any offense," Harry says in a statement. "It was a poor choice of costume."
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Originally used in Warrensburg, Missouri in the late 80's, Make 'er eat is an expression describing some one trying to go fast. Spinning their car tires or gunning their engine. Can be used for any redneck trying to show off. Also used as words of encouragement.
Greg was trying to show off by making 'er eat. Dumb redneck then ran into a tree.
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Bart Benton and his College of Charleston teammates began to notice a pattern of behavior from Doug Wojcik in the earliest days of his tenure as the Cougars' head basketball coach.
So Benton decided to start making a list of all of Wojcik's verbal abuse and outbursts. He kept the "diary" for the entire 2012-13 season, his last year at the College.
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"I just felt like it was something I had to do," Benton said in a telephone interview from Atlanta. "I felt like someone needed to document what was going on."
A College of Charleston investigation exposed dozens of examples of Wojcik lashing out at players with obscenities, personal attacks and physical threats. The 50-page report was compiled with input from 12 players, 10 of them anonymous.
Wojcik was placed on a one-month suspension without pay, or more than $33,000, for August and ordered to undergo mandatory counseling. The college also has established a "zero tolerance" policy for future behavior.
Benton recalled that Wojcik initially blasted him and other players during a preseason team meeting in the fall of 2012.
He said Wojcik told him in front of the team, "Don't act like a (expletive) lawyer when you're on this team. You might can read faster than me, but I've got that street (expletive). You're not (expletive) smarter than me."
Benton, who is now in law school at Georgia State University, said he was shocked at the time and couldn't understand why the coach had made his attack so personal.
It wasn't the first time Benton had been on the receiving end of one of Wojcik's verbal tirade in the short time the coach had been on the job.
Benton, a walk-on basketball player for the Cougars from 2009-13, had played for three seasons under the easygoing Bobby Cremins. He had loved the game and his time with the basketball team. He was crushed when Cremins decided to retire following the 2012 season, but said he had an open mind about Wojcik when the school hired him.
"Everyone loved coach Cremins," Benton said. "He was going to be a tough act to follow, but I think everyone gave (Wojcik) the benefit of the doubt at first."
The honeymoon didn't last long, he said.
"I can take a coach yelling at me and being demanding and tough," Benton said. "But he crossed the line. He made it personal on levels that he shouldn't have. It wasn't just basketball. He talked about parents and players' girlfriends."
As the season went on, Benton's list of transgressions became longer and longer. He said all the players were aware of the list he was keeping, and as the verbal abuse began to mount, teammates would give him more examples.
"Coach would go off on someone and they'd come up to me after practice and say, "Put that one on the list,"' Benton said. "All the guys knew what I was doing."
All of the players interviewed during the investigation said Benton's list was accurate.
At one point or another every player was a target for one of Wojcik's rants, but Benton, forward Matt Sundberg and forward Trent Weideman seemed to take the brunt of his wrath.
When the season was over, Benton, Sundberg and Weideman had exit interviews with College of Charleston Athletic Director Joe Hull. All three gave accounts of the verbal abuse under Wojcik. Benton and Sundberg were seniors and scheduled to graduate. Weideman, one of the team's top post players, had decided to transfer to Georgia Southern.
Benton said Hull was shocked to learn of his treatment under Wojcik and told the walk-on that he would take it up with the coach during his end-of-the-year evaluation.
"I think (Hull) was pretty upset and surprised by the whole thing," Benton said. "I think he genuinely felt bad about what had happened to us and the way coach Wojcik had treated us."
But Benton wasn't optimistic that much would come out of the exit interviews he had with Hull. The Cougars had gone 24-11 in Wojcik's first season and made it to the finals of the Southern Conference Tournament. They'd also earned a bid to College Basketball Invitational Tournament.
"I knew they were not going to fire him. How could they after they won 24 games?" Benton said. "I guess what I was hoping for was that someone would talk to him and that the administration knew there was a problem."
According to the report, Hull discussed the issue with then-college president George Benson. Benson instructed Hull to talk with Wojcik about the issue. In the report, Hull said Wojcik understood that he needed to change his demeanor toward the players.
"I'm sure coach Wojcik just thought it was three disgruntled players," Benton said. "I'm sure he felt like he hadn't done anything wrong, that he hadn't stepped over the line."
The Cougars plummeted to a 14-18 record in Wojcik's second season, followed by the report and its further accusations. On June 30, Hull met with players and indicated that he wanted to fire Wojcik, multiple sources told The Post and Courier. But Benson overruled Hull and the school handed out the suspension and other penalties.
Wojcik has three years left on a contract that pays him just more than $400,000 annually.
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George Zimmerman's Wife Files for Divorce
According to ABC News, Shellie Zimmerman, 26, has filed for divorce from George Zimmerman, 29, her husband of six years.
The news comes just a few weeks after Shellie spoke to ABC News about how Zimmerman's trial affected her marriage.
In the interview, Shellie said she and George feared for their lives daily during the trial.
"We lived in a 20-foot trailer in the woods, scared every night that someone was going to find us and, that it would be horrific," she said.
"The deputies were so afraid of people shooting into the windows of the court house, that they were pushing us up against the wall, so that we couldn't be seen by the people outside … thinking at any second my life could be over."
But Shellie said Zimmerman wasn't there for her when she pleaded guilty to perjury on Aug. 28 for lying to the judge about the couple's finances during her estranged husband's bond hearing. Shellie said it was like she was "hung out to dry."
And on the same day of the plea, Shellie told Good Morning America that she would have to "think about" staying married to her husband.


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Lisa Ling is a mom!
The Our America host and her husband, Dr. Paul Song, welcomed a baby girl Friday in Santa Monica, People reports.
Photos: Our favorite TV families
Jett Ling Song was born at 1:24 p.m. and weighed in at 6 pounds and 6 ounces. "Lisa and Jett are resting comfortably. The proud parents are enjoying the first day of parenthood and are looking forward to bringing their daughter home," her rep said in a statement.
Ling, 39, and Song, an oncologist, married in 2007. Two years after suffering a miscarriage, Ling announced in October that she was expecting a baby girl. In addition to her OWN show, Ling also recently hosted the short-lived reality show The Job.
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SALEM — Rod Herron acknowledges being too optimistic last October when he expected the EuroGyro restaurant at 110 E. State St. to open before Christmas....
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Prep Time 5 minutes |
Cook Time 1 hour
32 ounces Edensoy Vanillaor Edensoy Vanilla Extra
1 whole cinnamon stick, 3 inches long
1/2 tsp ground cardamom seed
1 cup organic white basmati rice
2 Tbsp organic almond butter, or any organic nut butter
2 Tbsp organic maple syrup
1/8 tsp whole cloves, 3 pieces
1 pinch Eden Sea Salt
Bring Edensoy, cinnamon, cardamom seeds and cloves to a boil. Add rice, cover and turn down flame. Simmer for 1 hour. Discard cinnamon stick and cloves. Stir in nut butter and maple syrup. Serve warm or chilled.
This can be prepared in a crock pot at night for a delicious morning hot cereal.
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Eric Schadt, Ph.D., may be a scientist, and he may be the director of the $100 million enterprise, The Icahn Institute for Genomics and Multiscale Biology at Mount Sinai, but these days he's thinking like a hedge fund manager.
However, even though he has $50 million worth of computational and data cyberinfrastructure available to him at Mount Sinai, he is definitely not acting like a hedge fund manager. That is, he's not using the extraordinary computing power and mathematical techniques available at the institute to make real-time decisions on what stocks to buy, sell, or hold.
"Instead of asking what companies to bet on," he explained in a recent interview, "we're using these mathematical techniques to bet on which patients require treatment, and for those requiring treatment, what's the best treatment for them."
He expects that using the mathematical techniques developed for Wall Street, that in five to ten years, "Medicine will be so personalized, and the healthcare provider will have such a fine-grained understanding of what has perturbed the network of networks that resulted in the individual's disease, that the physician will have both the knowledge to predict the course of the individual's disease and the tools to treat or even prevent it."
Ultimately, Dr. Schadt expects this mathematical approach to reduce humankind's overall disease burden.
Why have the mathematical techniques used in finance suddenly become so important in medicine? According to Dr. Schadt, for most of mankind's history, we've tried to explain the complex and the incomprehensible by telling ourselves fairly straight-forward linear stories, the kind that don't require a lot of math. We explained lightning as Zeus hurling light bolts from the sky, or more recently, we explained type 2 diabetes as a linearly ordered pathway, starting with a defective gene and ending with the disease.
However, people with the same defective gene, whether it's a gene for type 2 diabetes or virtually any other disease, often have remarkably different outcomes. With many single-gene disorders, there is a spectrum of phenotypic expressions, with some individuals barely touched by the disease while others experience the most extreme and horrific versions of it.
The linear explanation doesn't account for this variety of outcomes, and it can't because it doesn't take into account the full, nonlinear complexity of diseases.
"DNA variation," notes Dr. Schadt, "is just one dimension among many that define living systems. DNA doesn't directly cause disease, but instead it has effects at the molecular level. It changes transcription. It changes proteins and it changes metabolite levels.
"Those different variables aren't acting in isolation. They're acting in a network, and it's this network that senses the genetic and environmental perturbations that cause shifts in the system that lead to disease."
He goes on to say that it requires the tools of advanced mathematics and unprecedented computing power to take the deeper snapshots of biological processes needed for constructing and generating models that will predict states of the system.
The phrase "multiscale biology" in the institute's name comes from its goal of modeling the complexity of living systems, understanding not only all of the processes taking place at the molecular, cellular, tissue, organ, organismal, and community levels, but also how information flows between these levels.
"We generate big data (DNA sequencing, RNA sequencing, and so on), but then we also pull in lots of big data generated by others," says Dr. Schadt. "We then have access to all of the clinical data from electronic medical records, and then we integrate the data to build complex network models that can tell us how best to diagnose and treat disease."
Dr. Schadt points out that, for example, in the case of an individual with liver cancer, "The information on the liver tumor for just this one individual can lead to a terabyte or more of raw data. However, if we're trying to find out where a given individual's sequence is abnormal, we may want to compare it to similar information from 1,000 other people. Now you have a petabyte of information—that is one followed by 15 zeroes—that has to be analyzed for just one type of cancer."
And for a still deeper understanding, researchers need to look at a hierarchy of levels, at multiple scales, from the small molecular level to the cellular to the tissue to the organism and then up to the large community level.
"As we move away from single genes and into networks, the complexity increases exponentially, and the scales of data we generate will exceed everything that is in the digital universe today," continues Dr. Schadt. "We used to think a terabyte was a big number, and now we have petabytes and even exabytes of data."
The goal of Dr. Schadt and his colleagues is to tie all this data together to create more accurate models of diseases.
"We know that in the case of an individual, the disease is likely to have been caused by many changes in many genes that disrupted many different networks defining biological processes, and the goal is to discover and understand these disruptions.
"After we increase our understanding of the diseases," he continues, "the question will be how to counter the perturbations in the disease-associated networks that operate in a network of networks. With this new information, derived from advanced computational techniques, we should be able to predict the current state of an individual's disease, how likely it is to progress in the next year, what treatments are most likely to help his or her subtype, and which targets we can develop for new therapies that would be effective on the individual's subtype."
Dr. Schadt has an example of how, in the last four years, these new approaches have worked in practice. Our increased knowledge of the molecular causes of diabetes has changed how scientists and clinicians look at that disease. Previously, researches believed the major cause of diabetes was insulin resistance, and the treatment was to lower glucose levels.
"We now have found, by uncovering many of the molecular causes of diabetes, that most common forms of diabetes are related to beta cell dysfunction, and are more akin to type 2 diabetes," he explains. "The pressing questions now are, how do we proliferate more normal beta cells and how do we prevent inflammatory processes from adversely affecting beta cell function and/or proliferation?"
With this and other knowledge, Dr. Schadt hopes that scientists will discover, on an individualized basis, that there are food types or diets that might correct the course of an individual's type 2 diabetes. For instance, different types of sugar or fats have different effects on molecular functioning.
"The goal is to build maps of perturbagens that will cause changes in an individual's molecular functioning, and with this, discover if the individual is on a healthy or unhealthy course, or if they already have the disease, what can we do to get the individual out of the disease state," he says.
Mitzi Perdue, GEN's corresponding editor, holds degrees from Harvard and George Washington University. She has authored more than 1,600 newspaper and magazine articles on science R&D and clinical medical applications, as well as on food, agriculture, and the environment. Perdue has a strong understanding of complex scientific and mathematical concepts. For 22 years, she was a syndicated columnist for the Scripps Howard News Service and before that, California's Capitol News. Perdue is also the author of the newsletter from the professional association, Academy of Women's Health. She has produced and hosted more than 400 interview shows, often in conjunction with scientists at the University of California at Davis. She is a former Commissioner for the U.S. National Commission on Libraries and Information Science and a former Trustee for the National Health Museum.
Mitzi Perdue, GEN's corresponding editor, holds degrees from Harvard and George Washington University. She has authored more than 1,600 newspaper and magazine articles on science R&D and clinical medical applications, as well as on food, agriculture, and the environment. Perdue has a strong understanding of complex scientific and mathematical concepts. For 22 years, she was a syndicated columnist for the Scripps Howard News Service and before that, California's Capitol News. Perdue is also the author of the newsletter from the professional association, Academy of Women's Health. She has produced and hosted more than 400 interview shows, often in conjunction with scientists at the University of California at Davis. She is a former Commissioner for the U.S. National Commission on Libraries and Information Science and a former Trustee for the National Health Museum.
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If your FIL photoshopped every picture he took of your kids. Then MIL puts it on FB. What!?
MIL texted dh yesterday and asked him why we didn't "Like" the pic on FB of lo that FIL took while they were visiting on Friday, but we did "Like" the one that my mom posted of her. Yes, I'm serious. She did this. Anyway, lo looks nothing like herself in this pic!! She actually looks a little scary. Her face has been airbrushed and looks fake, and her eyes are this extremely creepy shade of light blue. NOT her eye color.
This is not the only time he has done this. He airbrushed my ds's face in another pic several months ago and even went as far as removing his freckles, which is crazy! This is another long story I won't get in to.
Long story short, we've told them how we feel about this but the only thing that happens is both of them getting offended saying that we don't like his "pictures." (He thinks he is a photographer.) They can't understand why we get upset over it, and see nothing wrong with the pics. This blows my mind.
I just had to vent. I really want to shove his camera up his ass, but it would make the holidays awkward.
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Mike Bleech: No need to wait any longer for pike fishing
Pike will spawn in early spring, soon after ice leaves the lakes, when the water temperature is at least 40 degrees, according to "The Inland Fishes of New York State," by C. Lavette Smith.
They begin moving toward their spawning areas before this, while open water is starting to appear along the shoreline of lakes. Some of the best pike fishing happens while creeks are running high with snow melt.
Boiling this down, it's now time for pike fishing.
There will be pretty good pike fishing both before and after their spawn, which happens in swamps and backwaters alongside creeks.
In the Allegheny River, pike can often be found near the mouths of tributary creeks. This is along their route to, and from, spawning areas.
I have enjoyed good pike fishing near the mouths of Conewango Creek and Brokenstraw Creek, in Warren County. I expect that it might be just as good near the mouth of French Creek, and in that creek near the mouths of its tributaries.
Before it was removed, the low head dam on Conewango Creek, in Warren, was one of the best pike fisheries in this corner of the state. Dams on any creek that hold pike might be good places to fish for pike during spring.
Pike are not fond of swift current. Of course, they must pass through it on their way to spawning areas.
Along the way, they will pause at pockets of calm water. Coves are especially good places to fish for pike. These places might be too shallow for fishing normally, or might even be dry, but during the usually higher spring flows coves are great places to fish.
Pike will strike a variety of artificial lures. Often they are very fussy. They will not strike until you use just the right lure and just the right color.
During a float-fishing trip on the Cuyahoga River, in Ohio, a friend and I kept switching lures all of the way to the downstream end of our float, and during the return trip until my partner snapped a black Flatfish onto his line. Luckily, I had one just like it. We smacked the pike all of the way back to our truck. Maybe pike would have hit some other lure, but we must have tried at least 50 lures that the pike refused to strike.
If you plan to use artificial lures, I suggest that you carry a good selection of stick baits, spoons, large spinners, banana baits and a few surface lures. Your color selection should include red, orange, yellow, chartreuse, green, gold and silver, or mostly combinations of those colors.
Usually, we use artificial lures when we fish in a boat and do a lot of moving. And, often, while still fishing from shore, I will use a live minnow on one rig, and cast artificial lures on another.
Rarely will hungry pike pass up a lively minnow. Dead minnows also will work, but I prefer lively minnows, 5 inches to 7 inches in length.
Minnows should be fished under bobbers in most situations. This allows the minnow to move around, which increases the odds of it being seen by pike. Also, being suspended under a bobber makes a bait highly visible.
If the area you fish has some sort of wood cover, brush, fallen tree tops or logs, place your bait close to that cover. However, often larger pike are hooked away from cover. Perhaps they feel no need of cover, being a top-end predator.
For years, serious pike anglers have debated the merits of steel leaders. Steel leaders will seldom be cut by the sharp teeth of a pike. But pike can be line-shy.
Now, we have better options such as Cortland Toothy Critter and other metallic leader materials that can be tied.
Medium to medium-heavy rods and matching reels are well-suited to pike fishing. Most pike caught in our area are fewer than 30 inches in length, but some grow a lot bigger. A 35-pound pike was caught at the Allegheny Reservoir.
If you are looking for big pike, the Allegheny Reservoir is the top water in this area. Presque Isle Bay probably ranks second.
Pike are fabulous sport on fly rods. For the past few years, Jim Simonelli and I have made it a point to fly fish for pike in the spring. We never have clobbered the pike this way, but on a fly rod it does not take many pike, or large pike, to make for a very fun day of fishing. Simonelli already has caught pike this spring on streamers, which are the only type of flies that make sense for pike fishing, other than surface flies such as poppers.
Part of the fun has been devising our own pike streamer patterns. These usually are tied with a special leader to minimize cut-offs. Pike have very sharp teeth that have twice sent me to an emergency room.
How much more sporting can a fish be than one that might put you in the hospital?
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I have been checking out cookbooks from the library so I can explore various cuisines and flavours for free. I have been having good luck with the Williams-Sonoma cookbooks--nice pictures, solid recipes, and some cultural history to boot. This recipe is inspired by the New Orleans collection. I thought the corn cakes would be a little ponderous, but they are actually a wonderful addition that complete this flavourful dish.
Tofu Etouffee
- 1 pkg tofu, cut into small cubes
- oil
- 1 tsp ground thyme
- 1 tsp red pepper flakes
- 1 tbsp smoked paprika
- 1 tsp sage
- 1 tsp smoked sea salt (or regular)
- freshly ground pepper- salt and pepper to taste
- 1/3 cup oil
- 1/3 cup flour
- 2 onions, diced
- 2 celery stalks, diced
- 1 red pepper, seeded and diced
- 1 green pepper, seeded and diced
- 2 large garlic cloves, minced
- 4-5 cups veggie stock, or water
- 2 generous tbsp tomato paste
- 1 tbsp fresh thyme
- 1 tbsp fresh oregano
- 2 bay leaves
- 1/3 cup oil
- 1/3 cup flour
- 2 onions, diced
- 2 celery stalks, diced
- 1 red pepper, seeded and diced
- 1 green pepper, seeded and diced
- 2 large garlic cloves, minced
- 4-5 cups veggie stock, or water
- 2 generous tbsp tomato paste
- 1 tbsp fresh thyme
- 1 tbsp fresh oregano
- 2 bay leaves
Corn Cakes
- 1 1/4 cups cornmeal
- 1/2 cup all purpose flour
- 2 tbsp cornstarch
- 1 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp baking soda
- 2 tbsp apple cider vinegar
- 2 cups soy milk (less 2 tbsp)
- 3 tbsp oil
- 4 green onions, finely chopped
1. Fry in tofu cubes in a thin layer of oil in a frying pan over medium-high heat until crispy and golden brown. Transfer to a bowl and toss with thyme, pepper flakes, paprika, sage, salt and pepper. Set aside.
2. Heat a large pot over medium-high heat. Add oil, then whisk in flour to make a roux. Continually whisk for 4-5 mins, or until flour is a deep golden brown. If you burn it, you have to start again. Reduce heat to medium and add onion, celery, and peppers. Cook, stirring constantly, until veggies are tender (about 8 mins). Add a splash of water or two to the pan to deglaze if the flour sticks too much.
3. Add garlic and cook for 2 mins, then slowly add in stock, stirring well to incorporate. Stir in tomato paste and herbs. Add tofu, bring to bubbling, then reduce heat and simmer for at least 30 mins, allowing the sauce to reduce and thicken. Add more water if it is too thick after reducing, or more tomato paste if too thin. Season to taste before serving.
While the etouffee is simmering, make the corn cakes
1. Whisk together dry ingredients in a large bowl.
2. Pour apple cider vinegar into a 4 cup measure, then fill up to the two cup line with soy milk. Whisk together, then whisk in oil. Add to dry ingredients and gently mix until just incorporated. Fold in green onions.
3. Cook, as you would pancakes, on a oiled griddle, using about 1/4 cup of batter per pancake.
To serve, place two pancakes on a plate and cover with etouffee. The pancakes re-heat nicely on a griddle the next day (can be stored in the fridge, or you can just make a 1/2 recipe), and the etoufee tastes even better as leftovers.


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MARTINSBURG - In addition to the usual excitement of Main Street Martinsburg's Chili Cook-Off Saturday, a couple of extra activities are planned for this year.
Longtime MSM volunteer Harriet Johnson has donated a print of famed Civil War artist Mort Kunstler's "The Winds of War," which depicts Confederate Gen. Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson's army trudging through January snows, bitter cold and biting winds during his Romney Campaign of 1862.
The framed, 23 3/4-inch by 31 3/4-inch print, numbered one of 2,000, will be raffled to raise money for MSM. Tickets are $2 each and will go on sale the evening of the 15th annual Chili Cook-Off in downtown Martinsburg. Only 500 tickets will be sold.
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Harriet Johnson, Main Street Martinsburg volunteer, and Randy Lewis, MSM executive director, show off Tuesday a framed, Mort Kunstler print, 'The Winds of Winter,' that Johnson donated to MSM for a fundraiser project. Tickets for the raffle will go on sale beginning at Saturday's Chili Cook-Off festivities.
Tickets also will be available at MSM's offices at the Newberry Executive Center, 142 N. Queen St., and at Patterson's Drug Store, 134 S. Queen St.
The print will be on view at Patterson's Drug Store, Newberry Executive Center and at the Shenandoah Hotel during the Doors to Christmas displays starting Nov. 23.
The raffle drawing for the Kunstler print will be at the Doors to Christmas auction Dec. 6.
Also planned for the night of the Chili Cook-Off is the community judging of this year's Scarecrow Fest entries.
New this year, the first-, second- and third-place winners will receive cash prizes of $100, $50 and $25, respectively.
There were 45 scarecrow entries this year, according to Randy Lewis, MSM executive director.
"I think the entries are better this year, they are tasteful," he said.
The scarecrows were hung from downtown light poles Sept. 29 and will be on display through Nov. 3.
The eighth annual Chili Cook-Off festivities will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. Saturday on Queen Street in downtown Martinsburg.
"We have 18 participants this year," Lewis said. "There are some new participants, which is good to see, and returning participants. It's a chance for the whole family to taste local chili."
For $5 - under 7 years old are free - guests get a ballot and a spoon. Chili chefs provide tasting cups.
After sampling all the different recipes, the public gets to vote for its favorites in several different categories. Impressive trophies are presented to the finalists.
The bands Joe Taxi and Chef Eric Group will provide live music. A beer garden will be available.
For more information, call 304-262-4200 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Staff writer John McVey can be reached at 304-263-3381, ext. 128.


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Lack of loyalty or religious belief
Lack of loyalty or religious belief
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Going outside of a monogomous relationship for sexual intercourse, companionship, or attention. Cheating.
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a threesome you weren't invited to
She said she wasn't committing an infidelity, just that I wasn't invited to this ménage à trois. She promises she'll take me alpine skiing with the next guy she picks up.
de partytrap 24 Februarie 2013
s a violation of a couple's assumed or stated contract regarding emotional and/or sexual exclusivity
most marriages end due to infidelity
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The state of being unfaithful, to either a partner, friend, co-worker, etc.
Kim: Did you hear that John cheated on Karen?
Sue: Yeah, John has some serious infidelity issues.
Sue: Yeah, John has some serious infidelity issues.
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The most funniest person in the class who often gets in trouble
Class Clown: Alejandro acts stupid all the time in front of the teacher and he has to go to the Dean everytime.
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The kid who makes u laugh with raw humor is the class cloun
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A class clown is someone that has a huge amount of confidence (but some might just be conceited).They are the ones that make students laugh to get attention. It is class clowns that are well known and sometimes even part of the popular kids. They tend to have a bit of a vendetta against teachers or those of higher authority.
As soon as a teacher leaves the class clowns are the ones who will go berserk
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Johnny was the class clown in my 10th grade class years ago. He ended up shoveling cow shit/ranch hand in Nevada, as a career.
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I did and i thought it was awesome.I like how they used the song welcome home by coheed and cambria.Thats my favorite song.i just wanted to hear your opinion on it.I love tim burton movies
i thout it was very very very much well done and how the story move's along and all that so all and all it is a very good movie.
Yes Nine is amazing musical tale.
it was an awesome and funny movie (that is if ur talkin about the movie 9) =)


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LIHUE (AP) - A Kapaa man was ordered Wednesday to pay $8,347.21 in restitution for shooting and killing a pregnant dairy goat on a Kauai farm.
Fifth Circuit Judge Kathleen Watanabe also sentenced Russell Kekoa Hoomanawanui, 31, to two months in jail for killing the goat belonging to Kunana Dairy in Kilauea on April 27, 2011.
"The fact remains that it was a senseless and unfortunate act," Watanabe said.
Watanabe said that she did "not buy for one minute" the claims of Hoomanawanui and co-defendant Ryan Winchell, 29, of Las Vegas, that they were hunting and did not know they had trespassed on the dairy farm.
On March 18, Hoomana-wanui pleaded no contest to felony charges of livestock theft and criminal property damage plus misdemeanor animal cruelty. Under a plea agreement, he would have received a 30-day sentence. But an arrest in May on assault and disorderly conduct charges led prosecutors to seek a revision.
Rebecca Vogt, county deputy prosecuting attorney, said that Hoomanawanui did not comply with plea agreement terms and did not meet with his probation officer. After the new charges, the state requested a six-month jail sentence, she said.
Hoomanawanui could have asked to withdraw his no-contest plea, said state Deputy Public Defender Stephanie Sato, when the state changed terms of the deal. Instead, she said, Hoomanawanui chose to accept responsibility for his actions.
At previous hearings, Louisa Wooten, co-owner of Kunana Dairy, testified that goats such as the one killed are valued at up to $1,500 in their prime, The Garden Island reported. The goat, named Kaitlyn, was impregnated by artificial insemination that required hydrogen freezers, Wooten said, and was carrying two unborn kids.
Goats produce up to 300 gallons of milk a year, Wooten said, and the farm earns about $7,000 annually per goat. Kunana Dairy had offered an $11,000 reward in the case.
Winchell was sentenced April 17. He was given the time he had already served, 56 days, and ordered to pay more than $8,000 in restitution. He had left Hawaii before sentencing and was extradited.
Despite turning himself in and acknowledging his role, Hoomanawanui's actions at the time make no sense, Watanabe said. To accept responsibility, she said, he needed to understand the pain and loss inflicted on the Wooten family.
Besides the jail term, she sentenced him to five years of probation.


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Some researchers believe that the solar cycle influences global climate changes. They attribute recent warming trends to cyclic variation. Skeptics, though, argue that there's little hard evidence of a solar hand in recent climate changes.
Now, a new research report from a surprising source may help to lay this skepticism to rest. A study from NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland looking at climate data over the past century has concluded that solar variation has made a significant impact on the Earth's climate. The report concludes that evidence for climate changes based on solar radiation can be traced back as far as the Industrial Revolution.
Past research has shown that the sun goes through eleven year cycles. At the cycle's peak, solar activity occurring near sunspots is particularly intense, basking the Earth in solar heat. According to Robert Cahalan, a climatologist at the Goddard Space Flight Center, "Right now, we are in between major ice ages, in a period that has been called the Holocene."
Thomas Woods, solar scientist at the University of Colorado in Boulder concludes, "The fluctuations in the solar cycle impacts Earth's global temperature by about 0.1 degree Celsius, slightly hotter during solar maximum and cooler during solar minimum. The sun is currently at its minimum, and the next solar maximum is expected in 2012."
According to the study, during periods of solar quiet, 1,361 watts per square meter of solar energy reaches Earth's outermost atmosphere. Periods of more intense activity brought 1.4 watts per square meter (0.1 percent) more energy.
While the NASA study acknowledged the sun's influence on warming and cooling patterns, it then went badly off the tracks. Ignoring its own evidence, it returned to an argument that man had replaced the sun as the cause current warming patterns. Like many studies, this conclusion was based less on hard data and more on questionable correlations and inaccurate modeling techniques.
The inconvertible fact, here is that even NASA's own study acknowledges that solar variation has caused climate change in the past. And even the study's members, mostly ardent supports of AGW theory, acknowledge that the sun may play a significant role in future climate changes.
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quote: The only people opposed to accepting some human contribution to climate change are those who are politicians
quote: Oh and environmentalists who want us all to give up civilization and head for the woods and be ruled by them ;-)
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quote: Why does carbon levels increase after the temperature increases not vice versa.
quote: And the fact is that we would probably arrive at commercially viable alternative energy for vehicles sooner and we WOULD have more, cleaner power if not for government interference
quote: We get worse mileage due to ethanol and safety standards
quote: All we can do is build tiny cars
quote: To be fair, the lions share of that debt your kids are saddled with started early in the previous administration's tenure.
quote: Also, technically we can do the same with less if we buy the smallest automobiles that fit our needs (not our wants).
quote: And who do you propose regulates our needs?
quote: I'm far more worried with the massive debt any children I have will be saddled with due to the current administrations massive spending
quote: We get worse mileage due to ethanol and safety standards.
quote: The fact is that this global climate change is so multifactorial that science is never going to prove anything is 100%.
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The sunny and warm climate of Florida is ideal for many festivals all year around. Festivals in Florida come in a wide variety of styles and genres. Latin, country western, oldies, jazz, arts and crafts, and foods from many cultural backgrounds, are well represented.
Florida music festivals come in many forms and are mostly outdoors. There are over fifty jazz and blues festivals around the state from small towns like Bradenton's and Venice's' blues festivals, as well as the major jazz festivals in Orlando, Miami, Tampa, and Jacksonville. One of the largest popular music festivals is Orlando's Florida Music Festival and Conference. If country is your twang, then attend Punta Gorda's Country Life festival the largest country music festival in south west Florida.
There are many other festivals to choose from. For arts and crafts, the Downtown Delray Beach Craft Festival is a great example. The Daytona Health and Senior Expo is a favorite for the senior set and bike enthusiasts will love the Mad Beach Spring Bike Fest on Madeira Beach featuring every kind of bike imaginable. Other Florida events like Tampa Bay's Gasparilla Pirate's Fest involve many attractions including food, music, parades, and even a pirate invasion. Festivals are a favorite activity all over the state of Florida.


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Someone who literally likes to ride the sausage of another male.
Oh Yuck, look at that man riding that guys sausage dude.
Por Lousy 29 de agosto de 2003
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a man who rides the cock
Matt Dalton is a real sausage jockey!!
Por john 14 de mayo de 2003
A gentleman of homosexual persuasion, particularly one who favours the "passive" role during homosexual anal intercourse.
Terry: Did you hear about that hairdresser guy Greg having a threesome with the Hilton sisters?
Barry: No way! I always thought he was a sausage jockey.
Barry: No way! I always thought he was a sausage jockey.
Por Dr. Sven 28 de junio de 2006
a person of either gender who likes a lotta dick.
Por Minges and all! 15 de abril de 2003
A gay man. Taken from the movie "Rock Star."
The lead singer is a closeted sausage jockey.
Por Sprocket The Dog 18 de diciembre de 2002
gay guy
hahaha that guys a sausage jockey
Por ReDDo 17 de agosto de 2003
someon who rides cock
(tim wicks)also see bonesmoker
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How to lose the argument on animal welfare
How to lose the argument on animal welfare
All of us who make our living with livestock are strongly biased on the subject of animal welfare. Unfortunately, it's a bias that can be our own worst enemy when we debate the topic with someone we disagree with.
This important "stop and think for a moment" reminder comes through loud and clear in "How to lose the argument on animal welfare . . . Top 10 reasons" by Dr. David A. Daley at California State University, Chico. Daley's arena is the beef industry, but every point he makes is relevant to dairy producers, too:
1. Assuming science will give us all the answers; it only gives us some of the answers. I believe strongly in science, but science doesn't solve ethical questions.
2. Using economics as the justification for all of our practices.
3. Assuming that you have to defend all agricultural practices, regardless of what they are. I believe you defend those that are defensible. Period.
4. Assuming we can't do better at animal welfare.
5. Attacking everyone who disagrees with you in a negative, critical manner.
6. Not being willing to listen because we are so busy responding.
7. Assuming that the lunatic fringe is the general public. We spend way to much time focusing on lunatics and not working with the public.
8. Being reactive rather than proactive.
9. Assuming that because someone disagrees with you they are stupid, evil, or both.
10. Not working hard enough to build coalitions that include the public.
11. Bonus: Criticizing/mocking any animal production system that is not "conventional".
12. Bonus: Trying to lead a parade without seeing if anyone is following. I have surveyed over 200 cattlemen in three locations and 90+ percent of them say, "Animals have the right to be treated humanely and ethically."


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Penn State made it official this morning, announcing that James Franklin is the Nittany Lions' new football coach.
Penn State's compensation committee unanimously approved Franklin's contract around 9 a.m., and at 9:06 the school released a statement confirming the hire. At the same time, Franklin was meeting with his players at Vanderbilt to tell them the news.
"I can't tell you how excited I am to come home," Franklin, a Langhorne native, said in a PSU release. "I grew up watching Penn State football and now to be at the helm of such a storied program is a tremendous honor.
"It's important to me to be a part of a university that strives for excellence in everything they do. When football student-athletes come to Penn State, they have a unique opportunity to receive a premium education while playing at the highest level of competition.
"I'm incredibly excited to get to know the students, alumni, and fans who have demonstrated such loyalty to the University as a whole and to the football program in particular," Franklin added. "I've worked my way through every division of football and no other school boasts a fan base like we do. We Are...Penn State!!"
Franklin's contract is for six years at more than $4.5 million per year, according to CBSSports.com. If correct, that would make him one of the top 10 highest-paid coaches in the country.
Franklin succeeds Bill O'Brien, who left PSU after two seasons to become coach of the NFL's Houston Texans.
Franklin will be in State College this afternoon for a 4:15 news conference to be introduced as the new coach.
"We launched this search with several priorities, but our primary focus was to identify someone who shared our commitment to integrity, academics and winning championships," PSU athletic director Dave Joyner, who led the search, said in the university statement.
"We have found that person in James Franklin. Coach Franklin is a highly regarded coach and tremendous leader, but more importantly, he shares the same vision for Penn State Football that we, and our fans, have for the program. His record shows that he takes great pride in the academic and athletic success of his student-athletes. We're thrilled to welcome Coach Franklin to Penn State."
Franklin led Vanderbilt to a 24-15 record in three seasons, including 9-4 each of the past two seasons.
"Dr. Joyner and I have stressed that our No. 1 priority in hiring a new coach was to hire an outstanding leader for our football program, one who will continue our long tradition of student-athlete success on the field and in the classroom," PSU President Rodney Erickson said. "We have achieved that goal. On behalf of the University and the entire Nittany Lion Nation, I am proud to welcome James Franklin as Penn State's 16th head football coach.
"Coach Franklin's record of success is extraordinary, but even more impressive is his passion for not only the game of football, but also creating an atmosphere in which student-athletes can succeed. His character, work ethic, values and knowledge of the game make him an outstanding fit for our program and to lead our student-athletes."


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The official drink of Slimer, Ecto Cooler is a glorious Hi-C juice that came in a large can or juicebox back in the days when Ray, Egon, Venkman and that black dude weren't afraid of no ghosts! It was green so as one could simulate drinking slime, or more appropriately ectoplasm.
Yo Jimmy, my mom forgot to pack me a lunch and I see that you got two delicious Ecto Cooler juiceboxes in your Thundercats lunchbox. May I have one?
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a very good shot containing:
pineapple juice
absolute mandarin
in equal parts shaken with ice
pineapple juice
absolute mandarin
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who wants to do ecto coolers?
Tastes just like the juice boxes.
Tastes just like the juice boxes.
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Job sites, especially construction sites, usually have many workers doing multiple tasks at the same time. Since many of these tasks are routine, it is easy to downplay the safety risks involved. Safe Electricity urges contractors, or anyone doing construction work, to take appropriate measures to keep themselves safe.
According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, construction workers account for six percent of the U.S. workforce, but 20 percent of the fatalities— the largest of any industry. The majority of electrical injuries on the job site are caused by contact with power lines. Before you start work, locate all power lines, and take these important steps to ensure that you do not land among the statistics:
Safe Electricity urges all workers to remember a few simple, but life-saving rules when working around or using electrical tools:
Safe Electricity urges you to take an active role in making your work place safe, and encourage coworkers to do the same.


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Sion is recognizable from afar thanks to the high towers of Castle Tourbillon and the Castle of Valeria. These landmarks guard the capital of Valais and its 30,000 inhabitants. Past and future blend in one of Switzerland's oldest cities. Sion, which boasts a 7,000-year history, is today the economic center of Valais and an important traffic junction with its own international airport. The Castle Church of Valeria has one of the world's oldest playable organs from the late beginning of the 15th Century.
Particularly charming are the many historical monuments in the Old Town, the shopping area, and the new modern and convenient municipal facilities. Here one feels a little closer to the south. A visit to one of the numerous museums lets you discover the varied history of the city.
Sion is located in the middle of one of the most important wine-growing regions in Switzerland. Fendant, the region's white wine in particular is well known. In order to be able to water the vines and fields in the sunny and dry valley it was necessary to carve out irrigation channels in the sides of the mountains. These channels are called "Bisses" ("Suonen" in German), and walks along them in the nearby vineyards are a speciality of the Valais.
Thanks to Switzerland's biggest bus station offering countless connections it takes no time to get to the charming side valleys of the Valais. Consequenlty Sion is an ideal starting point for exploring the Valais' summer and winter holiday resorts and the nearby thermal spa resorts. In winter Sion offers fast access to the nearby ski resorts of Anzère, Crans-Montana, 4 Vallées or Val d'Hérens.
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- Tibor Varga Music Academy (Academie de Musique Tibor Varga) – classical concerts which take place in various venues in the Valais (July/August).
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/s/ after unvoiced consonants except /s, ʃ, ʧ/: /kIks, pʊts, kɒfs/
/z/ after voiced consonants except /z,ʒ, ʤ/, vowels and diphthongs: /hʌgz, siːz, leIz/
/Iz/(or/əz/) after /s, z, ʃ, ʒ, ʧ/ and /ʤ/: /bɒksIz, bʌzIz, wɒIIz ruːʒIz, kæʧIz, ʤʌʤIz/
Hello everybody,
I am looking for pronunciation rules regarding the -s ending of the verbs in the 3rd person singular: for example: sees, listens, asks, lives, sleeps, etc I know that there are three ways of pronunciation:
It can be pronunced:
[s].................................................. .......
[z].................................................. .......
[iz] for example: watches, washes.
So, when do we pronunce [s] and when [z]? What is the rule?
Thank you in advance
/s/ after unvoiced consonants except /s, ʃ, ʧ/: /kIks, pʊts, kɒfs/
/z/ after voiced consonants except /z,ʒ, ʤ/, vowels and diphthongs: /hʌgz, siːz, leIz/
/Iz/(or/əz/) after /s, z, ʃ, ʒ, ʧ/ and /ʤ/: /bɒksIz, bʌzIz, wɒIIz ruːʒIz, kæʧIz, ʤʌʤIz/
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For those who can't read IPA:
/s/ (as in hiss) after unvoiced consonants: kicks, puts, coughs
/z/ (as in buzz) after voiced consonants: hugs, sees, lays
/Iz/(or/əz/) after sibilants (the underlined sounds in: sad, zoo, ship, chip, judge, measure): boxes, buzzes, washes, rouges, catches, judges.
Having pronounced "pills" several times, I see that "pill[z]" is good, but "pill[s]" doesn't sound wrong to me either. "Listen[z]" sounds strange to me. I say "listen[s]".
I think these samples have a voiceless [s]:
Pronunciation of pills - how to pronounce pills correctly.
Pronunciation of listens - how to pronounce listens correctly.
Try saying:
Ls (as in pill has two Ls) and else, walls/waltz.
pens/pence, wins/wince, darns/dance
Are they the same for you?
You're right, they're not the same. But I'm not sure what the difference is, since "pills" and "zeal" have different sounds in my pronunciation too. Maybe the voicing in "pills" is very weak simply?
In: I take six pills in the morning, my /z/ is fully voiced, though shorter than the sound in zeal;
in I take six pills to stop the pain, my /z/ is at least partly devoiced.
I think that my /z/ is fully voiced before all voiced consonants, but I'd need a spectogram to be sure.
Thanks! This is a very interesting discovery to me. I was always told that English didn't have the feature of devoicing voiced consonants word-finally (which is present in Polish - in isolated words). But it seems it happens in some cases. In Polish, we also do not devoice our consonants when a vowel follows.


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A north american fish that similar to a walleye.
I heard in tennessee the salagoose are mammoth!
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A medium sized fish that appears to be a cross between a bluegill and a bass. They appear to look like walleye but are a comepletely different species.
I just caught a salagoose in texas!!!!
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How to Cancel Your Cable TV Service
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Want to find a hundred bucks a month in savings without giving up all that much? Cancel your cable television service. That sounds absolutely crazy, right? When people look to trim the fat from the budgets, they often don't think to cut out their cable television because it almost feels like a utility. Along with your electricity, your water, and your telephone is your television and internet. Who can live in this day and age without those necessities?
But it's not that crazy. It's not that crazy and thousands of people are doing this because of all the free video content on the Internet. Forget the homebrew shows that had their start on the Internet, I mean major broadcasting networks putting the shows on TV for free.
In this post, I'll describe an approach to finding out if canceling your cable TV service is the right move.
Keep A TV Log
For an entire month, record every show that you watch and how you watched it. Did you watch it live or after you recorded it on your DVR? Did you watch it a day after it broadcast or a week? After a month, you should have a good idea of the shows you watch and how you watch them.
The point of a TV log is to find out how much you are watching TV and whether you can find alternatives elsewhere. Find out how much you're paying per episode and you might be very very surprised. If you're paying $100 a month for cable and watch four shows that air weekly, you're watching 16 shows a month and paying $6.25 a piece. Even if you watched 8 shows, that's 32 shows a month at $3.125 a piece. Do you follow eight shows?
Find Alternatives Online
Most networks put their most popular shows online, either at websites like Hulu.com or their own sites. Fox lets you watch 17 of their shows line, including House, Family Guy, and The Simpsons. ABC has thirty-four shows online. NBC has pretty much every one of their shows online at NBC.com and Hulu (which was created by NBC Universal and News Corp). USA Network has six of their shows online (you can see them through Hulu.com too) and FX Network has five of theirs available (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia!).
The only downside with watching television shows online is that oftentimes the networks will delay when you can watch it. For example, if you're a fan of House, you can't see the latest episodes until eight days after they are first broadcast on Fox. If you like Flash Forward, you will only be able to watch the last five episodes on Hulu.
Check each of your shows to see if they are shown online, chances are they will be. As for commercials, they are done faster than it takes you to skip through them on your DVR.
Use Netflix for Previous Season
Want to know why Lost was so popular but can't watch it now because it's too far in? Watch it streaming to your computer or TV – you can get the first four seasons instantly. Netflix isn't free, the cheapest plan that gives you unlimited online viewing is $8.99 a month, but it's far cheaper than cable television.
After I wrote my Netflix review, I was amazed at the number of readers who told me that they canceled their cable TV service and subscribed to Netflix. Here are just two of the more recent comments:
I'm a Netflix subscriber and proud of it! Four months ago I cancelled my $120-a-month cable plan. Now I pay $9-a-month on Netflix to watch all my favorite shows and movies. We connect the big-screen tv to our laptop and watch everything on demand right there. Who needs Tivo when you can watch shows instantly for $111 cheaper?
I've been viewing netflix and their imitators as an alternative to cable, which makes it a great deal. For a few dollars a month, I've replaced a bill that was over $40, and I can't say I miss it.
Local News & Sports
The only thing you cannot get online, conveniently and prepackaged, is your local news and any sports programs. You can watch snippers of Sportscenter at ESPN.com but you can't watch last night's game or see the news. For this, you will want to buy an antennae that can capture television signals over the air.
Use AntennaWeb to find out what signals are available in your area and what type of antenna you'll need to capture it. Then you'll need to buy an antenna and plug it into your TV to get the local stations (make sure to point it in the direction AntennaWeb advises!). That's the last issue solved!
Canceling your cable television may seem scary but think about what you're be giving up… nothing (as long as you weren't under contract). If you decide a few months into the experiment that you preferred to spend the money for cable television, you can always sign up and take advantage of new customer offers!
Have you canceled your cable and have some tips to share with other people looking to do the same?
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MARTINSBURG — George Werner has been a resident at the Martinsburg Rescue Mission since early November....
I wonder if there is a way to get a politician to come in and wash the already clean dishes for a photo shoot? Yes, praise Jesus to help get thy arm and hand over the shoulder to get the almighty satisfying self pat on the back. It is a holiday so it best be promoted since it isn't done on other days of the year. Mmmmmm, feels good doesn't it?
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An understanding of all that's involved with Chemotherapy.
When I first escorted my aunt to the clinic, I hadn't a clue about the treatment – but now she's all better and I'm all kemo-sabe.
von nom de plumb 15. April 2009
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Tonto often referred to the Lone Ranger as kemosabe
von Anonymous 16. Juni 2003
Used in the tv series Lone Ranger, Kemosabe became a very popular term. It means trusty scout or faithful friend. Contrary to popular belief, this term is actually native american. This term can be used while talking to friends or brothers. It can also be used sarcastically when talking to an unloyal and unreliable person you don't like.
John: Hey Kemosabe, long time no see. Did you do my favor.
Mark: Of course I did bro!
Mark: Of course I did bro!
von efjwoifjwoifjowe 3. Juni 2011
Trusty Scout
Tonto usually referred to the Lone Ranger as Kemosabe, meaning "trusty scout"
von birdablaze 29. Juni 2010
Faithful friend , Trusty scout
You got it , Kemo Sabe
von Orange World 20. April 2011
After having great sex with your women while she is on her period you reward her with a dick slap across both of her cheecks adorning her with bloody war paint as a sign appreciation.
Even though Sarah was on the rag she bang me really good. I was so appreciative I gave her the kemosabe as a thank you and sign of respect.
von mikey1977OMG 1. November 2014
My friend, the horse's ass.
Friend: I bet I can light this on fire.
Other Friend: Ah, Kemosabe, you are unique in your worldly ways.
Other Friend: Ah, Kemosabe, you are unique in your worldly ways.
von @!#$#@$#!! 9. Dezember 2006