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by Brother Jeffrey Gros
president of the Society for Pentecostal Studies
Introductory biographical sketch by Evaka Guldanova, LSTC student:
At this opening worship we have a special honored guest – Brother Jeffrey Gros who will deliver the sermon. Brother Jeff Gros has a distinguished career as an ecumenist and as an educator. For a decade, he served as Director of Faith and Order for the National Council of Churches. Then for 14 years he served as Associate Director of the Secretariat for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs at the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Brother Gros also has held positions as professor of Ecumenism and Historical Theology at Memphis Theological Seminary, and Academic Dean of the Institute for Catholic Ecumenical Leadership. He currently serves as a visiting professor at the Catholic Theological Union and at Lewis University, in Romeoville, IL. He is also currently the president of the Society for Pentecostal studies. Brother Jeff has also published extensively in the field of ecumenism. We are very grateful to him that he is here with us today and look forward to his message.
Remarks by the Brother Jeffrey Gros, speaking to the LSTC community during the J-Term "Week of Prayer" on January 18, 2012:
It is with great humility and appreciation that I stand in this place, Hyde Park, which has graced the pilgrimage toward the unity for which Christ prayed with such an array of witnesses. The churches together, on the path to which we are called by the Holy Spirit, have been irreversibly changed by the testimonies and ministries of the likes of Joseph Sittler, Barnarbas Ahern and Lewis Mudge who have graced these halls and our lives; and by the witness of countless other servants of the unity of Christians in God's service.
I could not have imagined, in 1983 when the Commission for a New Lutheran Church first met here; the ecumenical leadership this new burst of energy would engender: with full membership in both WCC and NCC almost immediately after the ELCA came into existence at the end of the decade; initiating the process which gave us the 1999/2004 Methodist, Lutheran, Catholic Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification reconciling the core issue at the center of 16th c alienations; by 1997 approving full communion with three Reformed churches, celebrated here at Rockefeller chapel; by 2000 full communion with the Episcopal Church celebrated in the National Cathedral; going on to full communion agreements with Moravians and Methodists, and repentance and reconciliation with the Mennonites in the new century.
An amazing legacy of gifts for which we all praise God.
I could not have imagined, in that same week of the Commission for a New Lutheran Church here in 1983, the fruitfulness of the 1982 WCC historic Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry text whose reception we plotted in this very room. The reception process transformed the way we must now teach sacramental theology. It witnesses to the convergence written into the liturgical texts of all of our ecumenically oriented Western churches, and it enabled such agreements as the Lutheran-Reformed Formula of Agreement, resolving the alienations of Marburg (1529) over the Lord's Supper; it stimulated the United Methodist's This Holy Mystery, empowering that community to recapture its heritage and articulate its ecumenical identity to the ecumenical community; and it has helped the Reformed churches to reevaluate their 16th century judgment on the faith of my church as caricatured in the Heidelberg Catechism.
An amazing legacy of gifts for which we all praise God.
I could not have imagined, in 1984 when the late Cardinal Joseph Bernardin in his Paul Wattson lecture called for a dialogue with the historic peace churches, how our peace witness and search for unity would converge in: National Council dialogues with the Historic Peace Churches, the Vatican Mennonite dialogue of 2003 and common testimony to WCC Kingston peace conference last spring, and culminating in the 2010 Lutheran Mennonite repentance and reconciliation service and texts in Stuttgart. Indeed, Bernardin's witness, and the icon of Mark Hanson and Mennonite leader, foot washing pail in hand, is the image I see as the most promising way for the churches of the West to commemorate the 16th century alienations, to be recalled in 2017.
An amazing legacy of gifts for which we all praise God.
I could not have imagined, in 1977 when we concluded the Presbyterian Catholic covenant in Memphis, that by 1995 a Pope, John Paul II, would call for reform of the papal office with ecumenical input. Indeed, the mountain of responses lay out amazing scenarios toward an ecumenical future for my church and its ecumenical partners, unimaginable even in the 70s. Likewise, it was that same Presbyterian Church, now in its reunited configuration, that took up this challenge of reform, when even the World Alliance of Reformed Churches was reluctant to enter into this ecumenical process of reformation.
An amazing legacy of gifts for which we all praise God.
I could not have imagined in 1959, when I graduated from college that I would see the Patriarch of Constantinople and a host of fellow Christian church leaders attending a papal funeral in 2005; that the heir to the Supreme Governor of the Church of England and the English throne would change his wedding plans for the event; or that the celebrant, now Pope Benedict XVI would very publicly include the Reformed superior of the Taize Community, Roger Schutz in communion.
An amazing legacy of gifts for which we all praise God.
I could not have imagined, when I walked into the Concordia Lutheran Seminary office of Arthur Carl Piepkorn in 1963, that Religious Freedom and Ecumenical Engagement would become successful outcomes of the second Vatican Council still in process until 1965; that there would soon, by 1966, be a dialogue with Lutherans and other Reformation churches; and that the results of these dialogues would be so fruitful in the pastoral, liturgical and educational life of my own Catholic Church.
An amazing legacy of gifts for which we all praise God.
I could not have imagined, in the decades of the 50's, 60's, and 70's when the churches were under attack by the religious right and even the US government for their solidarity with fellow Christians in Eastern Europe, China and South Africa, that by 1989 we would begin to see the end of Marxism and the sinful apartheid segregation systems that blighted the face of humanity. Around the world we have countless witnesses to the differences Christians have made together in their testimony to solidarity, racial equality and human liberation in the midst of oppression, persecution, violence and inequality.
An amazing legacy of gifts for which we all praise God.
We have been grateful witnesses of a graced process that has only just begun. This witness has been hallowed by those here and around the globe called by the Spirit to serve Christ's reconciling work in the world by building our unity in faith, sacramental life, and bonds of communion in mission to the transformation of the human family, in response to the Kingdom.
We could not have imagined where God has taken us to date, and where we are destined to go as the Spirit guides us on this path and provides us with the zeal and imagination to see new directions and to accept new challenges given us in history.
We now have the challenge of making these dialogues and decisions sources of new life in our congregations, preaching and collaboration in mission.
We are challenged to receive these results, to nurture the relationships at every level of church life. We are challenged to mentor up new generations of ecumenical leadership to face new challenges as amazing as the developments we have been graced to witness. We are challenged to continue to deepen our dialogue on intractable old issues and irritating new ones.
I am grateful for your leadership, for the marvelous and unexpected witness which we have shared, and for the challenges ahead that the Lord has laid out for us. May we continued to be challenged in this pilgrimage and be ever able to recognize the grace by which we are made whole, when we are tempted to disappointment in our fidelity to the goals of unity, common witness in mission and spiritual solidarity.
Brother Jeffrey Gros, FSC
Lewis University, Romeoville, IL


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- According to this report at the official site, Ira Steven Behr, the former Executive Producer of Deep Space Nine and Jason Alexander (Kurros in Voyager episode "Think Tank"), will be collaborating on a new science-fiction project for television called 'E.S.P.ers'.
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But that didn't rescue the California Republican Party, which has undertaken drastic steps to close a reported $850,000 shortfall.
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Perhaps not since Marco Polo has an Italian visitor created such buzz in China. With hundreds of fashionistas, and stars such as Michelle Yeoh and Mira Sorvino in attendance, designer Giorgio Armani on Apr. 17 unveiled his latest collection in Shanghai. The clothes, however, were only part of the show. The real attraction seemed to be the 69-year-old Armani himself. As the bronzed and buff fashion legend made his way through the crowd thronging the catwalk, a dozen bodyguards stood by while scores of journalists and various fans and wannabes swarmed around him.
That's the kind of reception Armani is hoping his products get as he plots his invasion of the mainland. Never mind that it hasn't been that long since the only politically correct fashion was inspired by Mao Zedong. Armani is betting that China's nouveaux riches are ready to drop thousands of their hard-earned yuan on his designer beachwear, sequined dresses, and tight-waisted jackets with Dick Tracy-style padded shoulders. "The dimensions of this country are so enormous," Armani says. "It will create demand and potential for somebody like me."
To tap that potential, Armani is planning an ambitious expansion. The fashion show marked the opening of an 1,100-square-meter store in an imposing 1919 building on Shanghai's historic Bund. The sumptuous boutique and adjacent Emporio Armani store are his second and third outlets in China, after a smaller shop in Beijing launched in 1998. Armani plans to open an additional half-dozen units this year and as many as 30 by 2008. He's also eyeing Shanghai as a location for one of his new Armani-brand hotels, launched in collaboration with Dubai-based Emaar Properties.
The question is how quickly China will embrace Armani's power suits and designer jeans. Sure, there's no shortage of wealthy Chinese these days, but the average annual income even in prosperous coastal cities such as Shanghai and Guangzhou is only about $5,000, which wouldn't buy you much more than a strapless cocktail dress or two men's suits at Armani's store on the Bund. And Armani is a bit late getting to China. Rival Ermenegildo Zegna has been in the mainland since 1991 and has 29 shops, and Louis Vuitton and Prada today each have nine stores in China. Still, even if it takes time before he sees significant profits in the country, "considering Armani is such a powerful name in Europe and only has one store in Beijing, it makes sense for him to accelerate his plans," says Morgan Stanley (MWD ) analyst Claire Kent.
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A SENSORY garden and vegetable patch have been created at a Northwich school thanks to a team of volunteers.
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The project has also been supported by Northwich suppliers, Buildbase and Weavervale Garden Centre, who have provided materials at discounted prices.
This is the third year that staff at Barclays, Gadbrook Park have worked with the Russett School on gardening projects Catherine Lewis, headteacher at the Russett School said: "The sensory flower bed and vegetable garden project is now complete and it looks amazing.
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We must be patient with youngster, says Lowestoft boss
Ady Gallagher has urged fans to be patient with new signing Connor Deeks – but believes the youngster can have an impact in the club's relegation battle.
The midfielder signed a contract at Crown Meadow until the summer of 2018 last weekend after the Blues agreed an undisclosed fee with Great Yarmouth Town.
Gallagher has been keeping a close eye on the player since he impressed on trial with the Blues last summer. Deeks decided to stay at Great Yarmouth at the time but after helping the Bloaters launch a promotion challenge in Thurlow Nunn Division One, he has remained on Gallagher's radar.
Deeks played in the Trawlerboys' 4-3 win over Thetford in a hastily arranged friendly on Tuesday night and Gallagher believes he can be a useful addition in the run-in.
"I think he has got the rest of this season to find his feet with us," said Gallagher. "There's a step up in fitness and standard which he will have to adjust to and we will have to be patient with him.
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Deeks' arrival could be a timely boost for Lowestoft, who sit just a point above the relegation zone.
Deeks is able to operate as a central defender and with Jack Ainsley departing for Leiston last week, he could yet be thrown in the Blues' next league game against Fylde on Tuesday.
"He is comfortable playing at centre half, which will obviously help us," said Gallagher. "He's got a lot of quality on the ball and is aggressive in the tackle. He's just a good all round player."


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After scrapping with 50 Cent's cronies at the 2012 BET Hip-Hop Awards in Atlanta, Gunplay had some choice words for his arch nemesis. In an interview with TMZ, the Maybach Music Group associate explained why he was fighting with the New York rapper's entourage at the event.
Gunplay said that he duked it out with five men of Fiddy's security team while the G-Unit leader was hiding behind them. "You got a bunch of motherf—ers in one place with a lot of money and a lot of egos … something was bound to happen," he says of the altercation.
When asked if the brawl stemmed from a beef with 50 Cent, Gunplay said no, but admitted that he never like the 'In da Club' rapper. "I've always wanted to kick his a–, but finally got the opportunity to get close to him [and] he was hiding behind all his security. I couldn't get to him [and] try to break his little f—ing neck."
Gunplay also insists that his fight had nothing to do with Rick Ross' skirmish with Young Jeezy backstage, but warns that messing with him can be hazardous to your health. "[If] you playing with me, you're playing with fire," he warns.
Gunplay also threw out a veiled threat to anyone who wants to find out if he's true to his rap moniker. "If you play with me, you might get gunned down — you never know," he says.
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After working for slightly less than a year at RENNtech, a Florida-based shop that specializes in tuning and enhancing performance for European-made cars, product design engineer Dustin Hanna was presented with a unique opportunity.
RENNtech GLK350 SPEC.R HYBRID
Mercedes-Benz USA notified RENNtech that the shop had been chosen to compete in the Mercedes-Benz GLK Tuner Challenge, which provided four shops pre-production vehicles to modify according to themes, highlighting each respective shop's versatility. The challenge had an impossibly tight deadline for the task at hand—RENNtech was given just 35 days to design and produce an off-road racer prototype of the Mercedes-Benz GLK to present at the upcoming SEMA Show, the premier automotive specialty products trade event. The car was to be modified according to a pre-approved Mercedes-Benz proposal, dictated by the provided theme. SEMA attendees, the public and online participants would then vote on their favorite vehicle to select a winner.
David Demitrion fabricates the rear wing.
A gas cap is inserted into the printed rear fender section.
Supercharging the Design Cycle with 3D
RENNtech, owned by renowned Mercedes-Benz high performance expert Hartmut Feyhl, offers drivers minor enhancements, parts, modifications or total revamps. The GLK Challenge was a great opportunity for the RENNtech shop, but it also posed a great dilemma.
"We had to make numerous body panels and parts you'd normally mold and produce with fiberglass or carbon fiber," says Hanna. "We didn't have the time or money for that. Our designers had to come up with a solution that would allow us to meet our deadline and prove more cost-effective than outsourcing the entire project."
A front fender piece is attached to the body.
The prototype airbox.
Hanna looked at a number of 3D printing options to help speed completion of the project. He found that Dimension 3D printers, a Stratasys brand, offered an affordable solution that produced the kind of quality parts the job demanded.
"Producing strong, yet lightweight, parts in ABS plastic was a big factor for me in the decision to purchase the Dimension 3D Printer," Hanna says. "We wouldn't have completed the project with any other technology."
Assembling the fender flare.
Hanna put the 3D printer to use for the GLK Challenge, producing prototypes to test multiple variations, review fitment, and prototype difficult-to-machine components, such as undercuts.
"We had one month to produce the GLK. Without the Dimension 3D Printer, we would have had to mold each of the pieces individually," Feyhl says. "There is no way we would have finished the body kit in time."
A Win-Win
After successfully completing the project in just over a month, RENNtech presented its racer at the SEMA Show in front of thousands of industry experts and influencers.
Inspired by the famed Pikes Peak Hill Climb, the Rally Racer featured a host of upgrades, including a body kit, which was prototyped using 3D printing technology. RENNtech produced a total of eight body panels, an airbox, an engine cover and a steering wheel cover for its version of the mid-sized SUV. The largest part measured 36 x 20 x 6 in.
SEMA attendees, among others, voted in an online competition to determine the most impressive model. Competing against three other models, RENNtech was awarded top honors, taking home the winning trophy for the Mercedes-Benz GLK Tuner Challenge.
• To source the project to an outside bureau would have cost RENNtech 59% more.
• Relative to traditional methods, RENNtech saved more than $15,000 in all tooling and parts.
"The GLK Challenge gave us a great deal of scope for bringing together form and function. For our model, performance may have been the primary goal, but it also looks the part," Feyhl says. "And, thanks to 3D printing technology, we achieved both in 35 days."
Prior to having the printer, RENNtech was forced to use an outside bureau for all prototyping projects, big and small.
"If we couldn't get a part prototyped by an outside bureau in time, we'd have to scan clay models or just guess," Hanna says. "After the success of the GLK Challenge, we've found ourselves using the Dimension 3D Printer for everyday prototyping."
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Last up is $5 billion solar and semiconductor stock SunEdison (SUNE). SunEdison has been a big momentum mover in 2014, rallying hard as the rest of the solar space heated up this year. But now, shares of SUNE are starting to look "toppy."
SunEdison is currently forming a double top, a bearish reversal pattern that sounds just like it looks. The double top is formed by a pair of swing highs that max out at approximately the same price level. The sell signal comes when the trough that separates the two highs gets violated. For SUNE, that breakdown level is right at $19. A drop below $19 means that it's time to be a seller (or go short).
The double top in SUNE has been forming in the short-term, and that means that it also has short-term trading implications; if there's a silver lining to this stock's bearish price action, that's it. Support at $14 could be hit by the time buyers step back into shares, so if you're thinking about being a buyer, your best bet is to wait for this stock to catch a bid again.
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Concordia's dream season, its best in years, was still alive.
A few plays later it was gone.
Holding a 21-19 lead, Concordia had recovered West Lafayette's onside kick attempt, holding the ball with 4:15 left on its own 47.
Then, facing third-and-9 with less than four minutes to play, Concordia went for the first down with a pass.
Throwing to the right sideline near the first down marker, David Morrison and his receiver ran into route confusion.
West Lafayette capitalized with an interception and took the ball 55 yards on its ensuing possession, punching it in with 33.8 seconds left. Concordia lost 25-21, ending its season at 9-4.
"You want to put the ball in David's hands, he makes plays, he's your playmaker," Concordia coach Tim Mannigel said. "Secondly, had a little mix-up on the route. It wasn't quite what we had called, and David threw it to where he thought our kid would be and it was a West Lafayette kid."
With 33.8 seconds left, Concordia's last drive mimicked what happened early in the game. With no timeouts remaining, the Cadets were sacked twice on the last four plays, including the game-ender. The Red Devils line put pressure on Concordia all game, forcing Morrison to scramble and make quick decisions.
"You could argue they put as much pressure on us as any team we played all year, even Dwenger or Snider," Mannigel said. "They're pretty good and they handled us probably better than any team handled us all year."
Concordia's start wasn't much better than the ending. On the first two drives, West Lafayette scored by pounding the ball with running back Maurice Woodard, who ended the game with three touchdowns and 185 yards, to take a 13-0 lead in the first quarter.
The Concordia defense struggled to handle Woodard's running and the pace of the Red Devils offense. West Lafayette consistently got to the line quickly to run plays just a few seconds after the ball had been spotted. It took Concordia the first quarter to catch up.
"We adjusted to the pace," Mannigel said. "They came out here with a good quarterback, good running back and good offensive line. They probably (were) getting surges on us better than any team we played all year. I was impressed by that and surprised by that."
After the slow start, Concordia found its stride by looking toward receiver Jorden Kindig. He finished the game with two receiving touchdowns and a 63-yard catch to bring the Cadets inside the West Lafayette 5-yard line to take the lead in the third quarter.
"Kindig was huge tonight," Morrison said. "He's got a great mind for the game. He really was able to read the defense and get in the right spot. Normally our go-to receiver is Jake Minich, but they were doubling him and other guys had to step up, and he came through for us tonight."
With Kindig, Concordia was able to build a 21-13 lead in the fourth quarter after Morrison scrambled for a 7-yard touchdown run. Then the dream faded away.
Still, as disappointing as the ending was, Mannigel was quick to put this season up with any other he has had while coaching the Cadets since 2001.
"This has been one of the most fun seasons in coaching for our coaches," he said. "Had a great group of 16 seniors, strong leaders with strong integrity that came to work everyday at practice. They were very coachable and I think that shows in the success we had and that they always keep fighting.
"We came out short tonight, but it was a pleasure and really fun."


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CHICO -- Mary Goloff stepped down as mayor of the city of Chico on Tuesday night as she tearfully explained that upcoming treatment for health issues could interfere with her responsibilities.
Scott Gruendl was selected by the council to take over as mayor, and Mark Sorensen was chosen as vice mayor. Goloff will remain on the council.
"I made this decision with a very heavy heart because I truly enjoyed this honor and the challenge of serving as mayor," Goloff said. "I will never be able to thank you enough for this chance."
With the meeting's agenda including matters related to the city's financial challenges and alcohol licenses, seats were all full and the walls lined with residents as Goloff made her announcement to the hushed crowd.
She declined to state the nature of her health issues but said they will require her to be out of the area often for ongoing tests and treatment.
After the change in leadership, the council took a brief break, where dozens of people crowded the dais to offer Goloff condolences and give her hugs.
A Chico High School math teacher, Goloff ran for and was elected to the council in 2006 — then known as Mary Flynn — and was re-elected in 2010. In December, shortly after being appointed mayor, she said it would be a privilege to spend the last two years of her term in such a role.
Councilor Tami Ritter, who has been friends with Goloff since working together on the community shelter partnership 13 years ago, said she's just happy the councilor is taking care of herself.
"If she is not doing well, she can't lead the city, and I know that is her highest priority," she said.
Gruenld's appointment to mayor came on a 6-1 vote, with Sean Morgan dissenting because of a desire to see Sorensen be mayor. Sorensen was then appointed on a 5-2 vote with Ann Schwab and Randall Stone dissenting.
Sorensen said being vice mayor doesn't change anything about his council duties but he is "absolutely certain" he and Gruendl will continue working together to address the city's financial challenges, as they have for the last year.
"We have some philosophical differences on social items but when it comes to city finances, we've been pretty consistently on the same page," Sorensen said.
As the councilor with the most tenure — he was elected in his third try in 2002 — and one who "likes to do the digging," Gruendl said he is excited to be mayor once again and to partner with Sorensen, even though it may affect the support of some of his voter base.
"A split leadership is really important," he said. "That's what people don't see. We partner and that's how things get done."
After the unexpected announcement, the city had a lengthy agenda of regular business to tackle.
Several budget-related items were up first, including authorization to pursue a tax revenue anticipation note to finance the city's cash needs through December.
"I don't have a viable option right now to ensure we can pay the bills in December," said administrative services director Chris Constantin. "It will be my head on a platter if I allow the city to get there and not have options. This is the safest avenue to pursue."
The council approved the authorization unanimously. A 7-0 vote also authorized four new police officers, two of which are existing community service officers who were not laid off as planned and two new officers who will have to undergo six months of training before they will hit the streets.
Also Tuesday were determinations of public convenience or necessity to allow Mangrove Mini Mart and The Winchester Goose to sell beer and wine. The council voted unanimously to make the declaration for the mini mart — reversing its May decision — and also for the craft beer lounge, which is expected to open in September.
Stone said the city wants to do whatever it can to say "yes" to businesses.
"State regulations and ABC rules are very archaic and don't fit anybody's business. I'm very thankful and happy you were able to work with staff," he told the Goose's owner, Rob Rasner.
Both decisions were met with applause from members of the public.
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Biological Description
Body extremely elongate, eel-like, and rounded anterior to the anal fin, strongly compressed laterally posterior to the anus; lateral line complete, scales cycloid, very small, embedded. Head small, broad, and depressed; mouth large, teeth in many rows on jaws and vomer; eye small; a single, slender chin barbel; anterior nostrils with a short barbel. Dorsal fin in two parts, first dorsal short, 11 to 14 rays, second dorsal base long, 70 to 79 rays; caudal fin rounded; anal fin base long, 58 to 76 rays; pelvic fins below and anterior to pectoral fins, second ray long and somewhat threadlike; pectoral fins rounded. Color of back is dark olive to brown, marbled with contrasting brown or black; side lighter; belly yellowish white; fins mottled.
Life History
Spawning occurs during winter (late January and early February), when water temperature is about 35° F. Spawning occurs at night in shallow bays over a sand or gravel bottom. Males arrive at the spawning area before females. Egg prodution is great, increasing from 64,498 for a 12-inch female to 1,444,122 for a 32.2-inch female. Males mature at age 3 at a total length of about 13.5 inches, and females at about 16.5 inches. Burbot feed little if at all during the spawning season.
Geographic Distribution
The natural range of burbot in North America extends over most of the mainland of Canada and the Northern states from coast to coast. It is also fond in Northern Eurasia.
Habits and Habitats
Burbot is a cold water species and prefers lakes or large rivers. In summer it moves into the large deep pools of the rivers or the hypolimnion areas of lakes. Feeding is done mostly at night and they are more active in winter than summer. Young fish are found beneath stones and sometimes are abundant in streams and in the shallows of lakes. Burbot apparently are photonegative and prefer to be near the bottom in areas of low light intensity.
Food of the small burbot consists of the available aquatic organisms such as insects, amphipods, snails, and small fish. As they mature, burbot turn almost exclusively to a fish diet.
Idaho Conservation Status
Idaho Native or Import
Native. It is found only in the Kootenai River system.
The burbot is the only member of the cod family (Gadidae) found in fresh water. Burbot flesh is white, firm, and of excellent quality.
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Who do you recommend who is highly experienced to do a structural Fat transfer for hollowness below the eyes and in the cheek area around Chicago?
Chicago Fat Transfer Doctor Recommendations
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Selecting a Fat Grafting Surgeon
Structural fat grafting is a powerful tool for correcting one of the primary processes of facial aging: the gradual loss of facial soft tissue volume, which primarily represents the atrophy of facial fatty tissue. The importance of restoring facial fullness cannot be emphasized enough, for without it, very few facial cosmetic surgical procedures are truly rejuvenating. As we age the skeletal features of the face become more obvious, and create subtle visual clues that tell the observer 'this is an older person'. Fat atrophy is often very obvious when it appears as hollowness in the temple area and as flattening of formerly full cheeks, but can also exist as more subtle changes that still convey an appearance of advancing age, such as the development of a hollow in the space between the upper lid and eyebrow, or as indentations in a formerly smooth and gently curving jawline.
Lifting skin and trimming the excess has been the standard approach to the treatment of facial aging for centuries, but when performed without some means of restoring the youthful fullness of facial soft tissues, the result is an older-looking person with tighter skin. The word 'rejuvenation' means literally 'to restore youthfulness' or 'to make young again', so if the goal of surgery is to rejuvenate the face then it cannot be accomplished solely by means of redraping the skin and removing the excess.
In my practice fat grafting is not an afterthought that is thrown into the surgical plan for the occasional patient. It is a key component of almost every major facial rejuvenation surgery that I perform. It is in fact that very first part of the surgical procedure for my patients undergoing a full facial rejuvenation surgery.
As with any cosmetic surgical procedure, there can certainly be 'too much of a good thing'. Over-grafting of fatty tissue will distort facial features and produce unnatural proportions that look like surgery rather than appearing to turn back the clock. An important part of my preoperative evaluation is reviewing photographs with patients from their twenties and thirties (and from their forties for patients in their sixties and seventies). Such photographs are invaluable in confirming the manner in which a face has aged, and in planning a surgery that is designed to help a patient look more like their youthful self.
One guiding principle of reconstructive plastic surgery is short and simple: "Replace like with like." Specifically, where tissue is missing, restore the defect with the same tissue whenever possible. If bone is missing, use a bone graft. If muscle is missing, use a muscle flap. So if fat is missing, the ideal solution is obvious.
A number of terms are currently used to describe varying techniques for harvesting and delivering fat in small quantities to produce long-lasting soft tissue augmentation: structural fat grafting, microfat grafting, lipostructure, orbital pearl fat grafting, etc. These terms all describe techniques for harvesting living fatty tissue with minimal trauma, refining the fat (in most cases) in some manner such as by centrifugation, and meticulously introducing the fat into the recipient area a small amount at a time to produce new soft tissue structure.
When is a graft truly a graft?
For fat grafting to truly represent 'grafting', the grafted tissue must gain a blood supply in its new location which provides a source of oxygen and nutrients and allows the tissue to persist indefinitely. If the grafted fat does not acquire a blood supply in the first few weeks after surgery, the body will gradually break it down and dissolve it, and no long-term benefit will be achieved in terms of soft tissue augmentation. Successful fat grafting surgery therefore requires a great deal of focus and attention to detail, to ensure that the fat which is harvested is viable tissue (i.e. not damaged by the harvesting process), and that the fat is delivered in such a way that the potential for ingrowth of blood vessels is maximal. If this process of blood vessel ingrowth (neovascularization) does not occur, then the injected tissue cannot truly be considered a 'graft' and is instead just another 'soft tissue filler' of limited duration.
Fat grafting has been performed by plastic surgeons for decades, but it is just in the last ten years or so that techniques and instruments have been refined to the point that it can be accomplished reproducibly and reliably, making it an increasingly important part of facial rejuvenation surgery. The term 'structural fat grafting' refers to a specific surgical technique in which small amounts (less than 0.1 cc at a time) of fat are carefully microinjected in a series of discrete layers to gradually 'build' new soft tissue structure. As there is space between each microinjection, new blood vessels are able to grow into the grafted fat, allowing it to persist long-term.
Structural fat grafting requires specialized training and specialized surgical instruments, as well as patience, finesse and attention to detail on the part of the surgeon. When performed properly, permanent and natural-appearing improvements in facial contours are possible. This revolutionary technique provides a means for restoring a youthful facial appearance that cannot be accomplished by means of traditional facial cosmetic surgery techniques, which have in the past focused primarily on skin excision for the purpose of 'tightening' facial features.
For patients in my practice undergoing major facial rejuvenation surgery such as facelifts, structural fat grafting is one of the most important parts of the procedure and it is what I perform first. All areas of facial hollowness are restored to a more youthful fullness before any incision is made to address skin laxity and the need for some 'redraping' of the skin and deeper soft tissues. The eye area is filled out and the temples are restored to fullness before blepharoplasty or browlift is performed. The result is a patient that looks like a younger version of themselves, not like a person who has obviously just had a facelift.
Learn more: http://www.michaellawmd.com/gallery/fatgraft1.html
It is a tricky procedure but in right hands quite predictable and satysfying
Fat transfer to the facial are can be very satisfying if it is done right. It is a tricky procedure that requires a lot of experience. However if done right it cannot be substituted with anything else. I do it in almost all facial rejuvenation cases
Learn more: http://drturowski.com/eyelid-lift-surgery-blepharoplasty-before-and-after-pictures
Fat Transfer Recommendations in Chicago
Hi Curious Cat,
Plenty of fat to be transferred in the midwest.... just kidding. Out here in Los Angeles we have plenty of patients who are volunteering to be fat donors.
I would give Dr. Steve Dayan a call in Chicago and find out whom he recommends, if not himself.
Good luck and be well. Go Cubbies.
Dr. P
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Elizabeth N. Naegele, 19, of 17927 66th Ct. in Tinley Park, is accused of crashing into a parked car and driving into the front yard of an Oak Forest home, destroying a wooden wishing well lawn decoration on May 10.
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By Stewart M. Green
May 20, 2003
|First ascent by Doug Snively in the early 1970s.
By pete cogan
Sep 26, 2004
You can also rap this route on a 60m rope. On the first pitch there's a wire cable around a huge rock. On the second pitch there are two bolts -- and now two equalized pieces of webbing and rap rings.
Difficult climb for the grade.
By Matt Chan
From: Boulder
Mar 30, 2006
rating: 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a
I don't think I would bother dragging a #5 Camalot up this. I felt pretty good having a #3, 3.5, and 4. There were a few points where I walked the #4, but I'm not exactly comfortable in wide cracks. I combined the 2nd and 3rd pitches and I was very happy to have both my #3.5 and 4 still with me for the traditional 3rd pitch. For that part, I slammed in the #4 and stemmed the whole corner, which was a blast. Be careful if rapping with a 60m cord, I would guess that it would be close (we used a 70m and didn't have much left).
By Bosier Parsons
From: Colorado Springs, CO
May 9, 2008
|Aka - Snively's Crack.
By Eric Goltz
From: Boulder, CO
Mar 16, 2009
|I'm surprised people are calling the #5 cams optional... this sucker is wide!
By Christopher Jones
From: Denver, Colorado
Mar 16, 2009
rating: 5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a
|I agree with Eric, I think I may have even used a #6.
By Meredith DB
From: Boulder, CO
Jun 5, 2009
This route has great rock, is a beautiful line, and is definitely wide.
As usual, I forgot that having small hands makes wide cracks feel hard: I found few hand jams on this route, and not so many fists either. If your hands are gigantic, this is the route for you. If you have small hands and are generally terrified of wide cracks (like me) you'll be happy with some big gear. We placed the two biggest curve hexes and the #3, #3.5, #4, #5, and #6 Camalots on both pitches.
Getting down with a 60m rope works fine - there are 2 raps.
By tooTALLtim
From: Boulder, CO
Sep 4, 2009
We were very happy having up to a #6 Camalot.
How is this a "hand and fist crack"? Did your hands get stung by bees and swell up before you got on this climb? The crack leading up to the traverse is mainly fists to offwidth, with a few hand jams to be found.
By Jerimiah Gentry
From: Denver, CO
Feb 23, 2012
|Wonderful route, but I agree that by no stretch of the imagination is it a hand and fist crack. There are jams here and there, but it is mostly a wide crack kept tame by stemming, face holds, and features within the crack. I was happy to place two #4 Camalots. From the ground, it's difficult to tell, but after 40 feet or so a small crack begins to open up on the right wall accepting small gear. Great route and thanks for the description and photos.
By Don McGrath
From: fort collins, CO
Apr 13, 2017
|Who removed the rappel bolts from the end of P2? Beware that if you do P2, you will have to walk off, requiring some chimneying or find some other creative way down. I wish the rep bolts were still there....


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The buildings Eric Newsome is viewing from the water tower is the Woolworth Building (on the left) and the NYC Municipal Building (on the right). Between them (and below, out of sight) is City Hall. Further to the right (also out of sight) are the criminal and civil courthouses. The statue referred to is called "Civic Fame" and is atop the Municipal Building.
(After a suspect unexpectedly confesses to Goren.)
Alex Eames: If they were all that easy...
Ron Carver: I'm starting to think you're overpaid.
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Dr. Dominic McKenna: There's no such thing.
Special billing was given to Alison Pill (and) in this episode.
Lisa: Do you know that twenty percent of healthy people are born with some mild form of spina bifida? They go through their whole life and never find out.
The condition referred to in this instance is Spina Bifida Occulta (SBO), meaning "hidden split spine". The most common form of this condition involves a slight abnormality of the spinous process and neural arch, without any abnormality of the spinal cord. This harmless condition is so common as to be considered a variant of normal, and so there is a trend toward calling it a vertebral fusion defect in order to distinguish it from those forms of SBO involving abnormalities of the spinal cord.
This episode appears to be ripped from the headlines of the Alexia Harriton and Keeden Waller cases. Olga Harriton contracted rubella during her pregnancy with Alexia (b. 1981) and stated she would have had an abortion had she been properly advised. Lawrence and Debbie Waller stated that had Lawrence been scanned for the blood virus AT3 they would have used donor sperm or terminated Debbie's pregnancy rather than risk Keeden's (b. 2000) health.
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Former North Branch Area Public Schools School Board member, veteran, husband and father Rob Jutz was diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer in April. Many of Rob's friends and neighbors have initiated a fundraising effort called the Rob Jutz Victory Fund in order to raise money for his medical treatments.
A spaghetti dinner benefit for him is planned Saturday, Sept. 28, at Trinity Lutheran Church in North Branch.
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LAST April, Dustin Fletcher played his 350th game. Last May, he turned 37. And last night, Essendon's 20-year defender finished third in the club's best and fairest award.
Unsurprisingly, Brownlow medallist Jobe Watson won his third Crichton Medal, polling 551 votes to finish well clear of second-year player Dyson Heppell on 310.
Fletcher, who will play on again next year, finished third on 256 votes, with the rest of the top 10 reflecting both Watson's struggle for consistent support this season and the club's horrible battle with injuries and fading form.
Brent Stanton, who polled well early but faded in the second half of the season, finished 14 votes behind Fletcher in fourth spot, with Ben Howlett fifth and David Zaharakis taking sixth spot despite missing half the season.
Courtenay Dempsey, Stewart Crameri, Patrick Ryder and Michael Hurley completed the top 10. Dempsey made a successful return to the half-back line after knee surgery in 2011, and Crameri, Ryder and Hurley had multiple injuries.
The likes of Heath Hocking, Jake Melksham and Leroy Jetta, who played fuller seasons, finished outside the leading group.
Fletcher won his one and only best and fairest 12 years ago, in the Bombers' premiership season of 2000, and despite his brilliant career has finished in the top five just five times.
The full-back, who will turn 38 next May after starting out as a 17-year-old schoolboy in 1993, finished second in 2007 and 2009, and third in 2006.
Crameri's 32 goals earned him the leading goalkicker award.
Heppell was voted the best clubman and Michael Hibberd the rising star after establishing himself on the half-back line this year despite hamstring injuries.
Defender Jake Carlisle won the most-improved player award, onballer Howlett was judged most courageous, and Fletcher won the best-team-player award.
Coach James Hird said Watson, who also claimed All-Australian selection, the AFL Players Association's best captain award and Channel Nine's Lou Richards medal this year, had been rewarded for his dedication and professional attitude.
"Jobe is an outstanding leader of our football club, and I think it's fantastic he has received recognition for his impressive season," Hird said.
"Jobe's professional attitude towards his preparation meant his body was able to withstand the physical demands of the game and enabled him to perform at a consistent level.
"To win a third Crichton Medal in four years is a great effort, and it just proves the ruthless standards Jobe demands of himself."
Watson, who won his previous best and fairest awards in 2009 and 2010, said the last few weeks had felt surreal.
"I love playing for the Essendon Football Club and while individual accolades are great, we play football to achieve success as a team, and that's something I know this group has their sights set on."


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Saints RB Bush seeing more carries
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Fantasy owners who have Saints RB Pierre Thomas have to be shaking their heads right now.
Thomas is losing carries to RB Reggie Bush, who's rushed the ball five times and has already found the end zone twice against the Rams.
What's becoming apparent in this backfied-by-committee is that there are no defined roles. Bush is the best pass-catching option, but he's been in the backfield for two red-zone possessions ahead of Thomas.
RB Mike Bell is third in the order, at least so far, with two carries.
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Former minister Sankar Rao once again made sensational remarks. He demanded that like in the centre, corrupt ministers should also be removed from the state cabinet. He said even the Chief Minister Kiran Kumar Reddy should be removed as he was facing charges of smuggling red sanders.
Demanding a meeting of the Congress legislature party immediately, he said the meeting should discuss the working of the government, the CM's style of functioning and the corruption of ministers. He said the opinions of the MLAs should be taken in the meeting. He also said he would write to the Congress president Sonia Gandhi about these issues. He said the party would face a rout if the same cabinet continued and added that the Congress party would have future only if the Chief Minister and some of the ministers were removed.


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7-11-13: The Nets have signed Andrei Kirilenko for the mini mid-level for $3.1 million.
Nets 2013 NBA Draft Summary:
On draft night the Nets acquired Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Jason Terry from the Celtics and in return sent three first-round picks (2014, '16 and '18) along with Kris Joseph, Kris Humphries' expiring contract, Gerald Wallace, MarShon Brooks and Keith Bogans to Boston.
6-12-13: If Brooklyn were told that it's team would win 49 games in its inaugural season as well as earn the right to host the first round of the playoffs at home, many of its faithful would sign up for that. However this season was filled with a ton of ups and downs from certain players as well as a coaching change that rocked the boat. Despite all of that, the season ended on a sour note when the extremely shorthanded Bulls, were able to clip the Nets in game 7 in Brooklyn. Moving forward the Nets, as a team do not have much maneuverability so expect their roster to look very much the same come next year. However consistent play along with leadership from Deron Williams could be a huge difference maker.
2-14-13: The Brooklyn Nets have remained in the race despite a lot of up and down play through the first half of the season. A coaching change and several injuries have acted as road blocks for the Nets but they have not haunted their race to win the division. Currently in second place the Nets played their last two games without Deron Williams, however they won both of those games against the Pacers and Nuggets, both who are in playoff contention. As the competition stiffens time will tell if these Nets are for real or not. They have played inspired basketball under new coach P.J. Carlesimo and several players seem to be more comfortable in his system, opposed to Avery Johnson's.


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Two Knights in the Nightmare videos -- one official, one tutorial
posted: 4/21/2009 8:58:00 PM
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Knights in the Nightmare
"I must hurry. Before the nightmare engulfs me...Before the wisp of hope is lost...I have to survive!" That's sounds mysteriously lifted from a page of my junior high girlfriend's "poetry" notebook back in '91. I haven't kept in touch. Perhaps she
working at Atlus nowadays.
This video for
Knights in the Nightmare
(still a cooler-sounding title than 98% of JRPGs out there) opens with that aforementioned bit of effete despair, then digs into the splashy effects of the Duelist, Warrior, Archer, Wizard, Priestess, Hermit (the cover girl), and Lance Knight. The soundtrack -- a thumpy mix of orchestra, chant, and dancehall -- also somehow manages to prevent me from throwing up in my size nine-and-a-halfs (another made-up 98% statistic insulting the bulk of JRPG soundtracks goes here), plus the menu system throws a layer of grit over the typified happy-shiny HUDs, which serves at least a
in combating the hackneyed conventions of a staid genre.
(So, Randy, what you're saying is, the
like a mill-run JRPG
Knights in the Nightmare
is, the
you like it?)
Sure. Sue me. The artwork on this DS release is mighty lush as well. That script sure won't save the game, though. See for yourself:
This second video is a corny-voiced tutorial video, part 1. I think you'll be immediately surprised by the unique, stylus-driven movement scheme going on, in real-time, during the combat rounds.
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The Re-Up Tracklisting
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Dear Family Advisor
Do I keep my parent's secret -- or be the rat?
Last updated: Jul 26, 2011
Dad has sworn me to secrecy about Mom's vascular dementia -- that was the only way I could persuade them to get her diagnosed to begin with. But it's only a matter of time before my siblings start asking questions. I'm closer to my parents (geographically and emotionally) than they are, and so far, I've kept to the bargain. But it's a losing battle. Mom's erratic emotions and declining cognitive abilities are showing.
Every year we all meet at our family lake house. Her condition is going to be obvious. I think my siblings deserve to know, but Dad gets furious every time I bring it up. It's like he's ashamed of it. What do I do?
Face the fact that you might have to be the rat.
But first, see if you can get your dad to let you be the messenger and do the talking for your parents. If he agrees, tell your siblings but ask them to not mention it to your parents for at least a few weeks. That way every person involved can have time to process the roller coaster of emotions that each must face. News like this impacts every one differently -- we all have our own fears and misconceptions about disease and aging and quality of life to work through.
Another way to handle this is to tell your siblings without telling them. By that I mean that you prod them to think about what health problems elders face and what your family would do if, hypothetically, you all had to face this. Let them stumble onto it on their own -- but with a bit of nudging. This will couch the blow.
I strongly suggest that you share this news in a way that doesn't overwhelm your parents or play out their worst fears. Your dad is afraid of how others will take the news, or perhaps he's concerned that your mother will be treated differently. Or maybe it's just too hard to come out and say. Show him and your siblings articles about families who've been through the same thing. Sometimes we can use celebrities' stories (think of Ronald Reagan, and Maria Shriver's parents) to remind ourselves that it's no crime to get a disease, and that families from all walks of life deal with the same challenges.
No matter what your approach, don't let it drag out. Your parents need their adult children to rally around, so they know they don't need to face this alone. I'm reminded of a powerful quote, "We're only as sick as our secrets." Keep reiterating that you are all going to love Mom "because she's Mom," forever -- no disease can take away all she's been and all she still is to you. Your parents -- all of you, really -- are going to need to hear this a lot, especially as you begin to grieve the losses that are happening right in front of you. You're going to get angry at this disease, at all the things you can't fix. You're going to get frustrated with one another. It's all part of the caregiving territory.
This isn't something you can ignore until it goes away. You may not have too much time before you've got some real safety risks that will need addressing. If the lake house reunion approaches and no one has spilled the beans, then spill the beans. Tell your siblings a couple of weeks before and get through that initial fallout period, and then just say to your parents, "We know Mom has vascular dementia, and it's time we pull together and care for one another. That's what the two of you have always taught us to do and that's what we're going to do." Then hug and cry and do whatever your family does to heal and deal.
Will it cause a mess? It might, but the bigger mess will be continuing to try to hide it. In fact, bringing it into the open might be just what your dad wants you to do; maybe he just doesn't know it or doesn't know how to say it. There's so much more to face than to get stuck on this one issue.
I know I keep saying it, but I'll say it one more time: Don't let this stay a secret for too long! Be the rat if you have to. Promises made under duress or with limited knowledge don't have to be honored till your last breath. Life and circumstances change.
I adopted a mantra when I was caring for my mom, who had Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, that I was going to give myself permission to bungle my way through it. I had no idea what each day would bring. Often I had no clue as to how to make any of it the tiniest bit better. I just knew that I'd just have accept my mistakes (and others') along the way. There's no one right way to handle this; just face each hurdle with as much love and courage and humor as you can muster.
And have a great lake house family time, full of laughter and tears -- the stuff memories are made of.
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Buxom babe Lakshmi Rai may look modern on screen but is one girl who never takes criticism. She had recently fumed on twitter on a lip lock issue with actor Balakrishna and now she had filed a case against a leading magazine for showing her in bad light. She had demanded 30 Lakh towards the damages for publishing the article The Chennai High Court has considered the case valid and has passed an injunction order against the magazine for publishing a defamatory article about the actress.
The actress in her complaint had mentioned that she is tired of these incidents affecting her personal life and will no longer take even a bit of rubbish anymore, which is affecting her image and personal life. As for the case, it was Justice R Sudhakar who granted the injunction and has passed interim orders on an application arising out of a civil suit from Lakshmi Rai praying for a direction to the weekly and its reporter to pay a sum of Rs 30 lakh towards damages for publishing articles in its issues.


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Tennessee coach Pat Summitt "disappointed'' by Lane Kiffin's departure
The stunning sudden departure of Tennessee football coach Lane Kiffin has left a pall over the campus and Knoxville community, but the Vols have to rise up quickly and move on, legendary UT women's basketball coach Pat Summitt said Wednesday.
Kiffin resigned Tuesday after just one season to take the head coaching job at Southern Cal, where he was once an assistant coach.
Summitt and the No. 4 Tennessee Lady Vols will be in Gainesville Thursday for a 7 p.m. game against the Gators. On her Wednesday teleconference, Summitt said she has no ill-will toward Kiffin, but acknowledged his departure has devastated his players and disappointed other coaches and staff.
"Obviously we're all very disappointed with the decision he made to leave after one year,'' Summitt said. "It's been hard for all of us because I got to know coach Kiffin really well and I think he's a heck of a coach. We're just all very disappointed with the sudden departure. I never want to wish anything bad for anyone. He's going back home and so, are we happy about it? No. But it is what it is and now we've got to move on and find us a great head coach and put together a great staff. And I believe (AD) Mike Hamilton and his team will do exactly that.''
Summitt, who has been the women's basketball head coach at Tennessee for 36 years, said she feels for the Vols' players who dedicated themselves to Kiffin."It's unfortunate when players choose to go to a certain school and then the coach leaves,'' she said. "I can only imagine how devastated our guys were when they heard the news because I think they really respect coach Kiffin and his staff. And it's a tough blow. It takes awhile to get past that. Right now, people on our campus are not real happy, and rightfully so. But I have all the confidence that we will put together a great coaching staff and we'll recover from this, hopefully sooner rather than later.''


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Tampa Bay Water Ski team to raise money for family injured in boat explosion
In an instant, everything can be redefined. For one family, that instant came on May 9, on an otherwise beautiful day on the water.
George Meyer and 13 members of his family had been anchored off Pine Key Island, also called Beer Can Island. George's wife and their daughter Carrie Atherton, 33, sat on the boat's back bench with a 7-year-old boy nestled in between, playing cards. Carrie's husband, Mike, also 33, stood on board nearby.
From the water, Meyer, 57, noticed slack in the anchor line and climbed up to the starboard side of the boat to tighten the rope. It's the last thing he remembers before the boat exploded.
Meyer's daughter Carrie Atherton, a runner, had two broken ribs, several broken vertebrae, two broken legs and a broken heel bone. Carrie's husband, Mike Atherton lost his legs.
Meyer's daughter-in-law suffered broken ribs and a bruise on her back. His grandson had broken wrists and heel bones.
The Tampa Bay Water Ski Show Team plans an afternoon of ski shows March 27 to raise money for the Atherton family. The shows will be at 2, 4 and 6 p.m. at Tower Lake in Oldsmar, behind the Oldsmar Flea Market. Admission is free, but there will be a silent auction, raffles and concessions. The family hopes to use proceeds to modify Mike Atherton's car, make his home more wheelchair accessible, and help deal with other medical expenses.
For more details on the shows or how to donate directly, call (727) 480-9365 or (813) 855-4678 or visit tampawaterski.com/


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A tourist tradition has settled since the creation of Lake of Der. The town strives to be attractive, by the floral and maintenance of the church, whose porch is classified by the Fine Arts.
The occupation of the village is very old Braucourt. Ways ancient vessels roamed the already started across the valley towards Blaise Ambrières and Brienne, very straight roads (as roads Champagne) and taken by road. From Roman coins have been found in the village. Braucourt was fortified and belonged to the abbey of Montier-en-Der.