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Ā TROYĀ -- Troy High's Lauren Omelia pitched a five-inning perfect game as Troy High beat Bishop Maginn, 19-0, Wednesday in a Big 10 softball game shortened because of a mercy rule.
The senior right-hander struck out eight. Bishop Maginn hitters all made contact in the first inning before Omeia struck out eight of the final she faced.
Ā Allina Germinerio led the Troy offense with a two-run homer, double and three RBI. Adrianne Schufelt plated four runs with four singles; McKenzie Heiser and Hunter Levesque each finished with a double, two singles and two RBI for the Flying Horses (3-1, 5-3).
Ā Catholic Central 1, Schenectady 0: Caitlin Whelan's RBI single in the bottom of the seventh drove home Angelica Olverici with the game-winning run.
Ā Anna Cochis allowed just two hits in the circle for the Crusaders (4-0, 5-3), while striking out eight.
Catcher Shelby Fenton tripled and doubled for Catholic Central.
Ā Saratoga 2, Bethlehem 1: The Eagles connected on eight hits, but were unable to pick up the Suburban Council victory.
Ā Makaylee Dowd and Michaela Bertrand both drilled triples for the Blue Streaks.
Ā Cohoes 10, Albany Academy 2: The Tigers (6-0, 7-2) remained unbeaten in Colonial Council play, getting two hits and a home run from catcher Courtney Gumprecht.
Ā Briana Bowen added three hits for Cohoes.ĀĀ
Ā Mechanicville 20, Watervliet 5 (5): Johnna Pisculli hit a three-run home run in the very first inning, finishing the game with five RBI for the Red Raiders (6-0, 8-2).
Ā Abby Maiello added two hits, including a triple, while Christina DeStefano was 3-for-3 with two doubles and two RBI.
Ā Kate Murray had two hits for the Cannoneers, while Beth Jones tripled.ĀĀĀ
Ā Voorheesville 3, Lansingburgh 1: Amanda Gatt struck out 15 in the circle for the Blackbirds in the victory. Gabby Liguori won the game, with a two-run single in the fifth inning.
Ā Cailey Russell had two hits for the Knights (1-5, 1-7).ĀĀ
Ā Schalmont 6, Ravena 4: Katarina Miley tripled for the Sabres (3-3, 5-4), while Tori VanAlstyne and Emily McLaughlin each had two hits. VanAlstyne also drove in two runs for Schalmont.
Ā Michelle Malin and Meghan Pentak each had two hits for the Indians (2-4, 2-6).ĀĀ
Ā Greenwich 9, Hoosic Valley 7: Ashleigh Maines had four hits to lead the 15-hit Witches (7-3) attack.
Mariah Linnett, Sam Whitehouse and Caroline Strasswimmer each had two hits for Greenwich, while Abby Dusha and Dani DeGregory each tripled.
Ā Alicia Lewis led the Indians (2-6), hitting a RBI triple and a grand slam. Rachel Moore added a double.ĀĀĀ
Ā Tamarac 9, Schuylerville 1: Kayla Mulqueen went 3-for-4 and scored three runs, while Amber Gokey added two hits and scored a run for the Bengals (5-2, 5-4).Ā
Ā Rensselaer 15, Doane Stuart 0 (5): Rebekah Bushey had four hits and drove in a run to lead the Rams to a big CHVL victory.
Ā Caitlyn Thomas added two hits, including a home run and drove in two runs for Rensselaer.
Ā Waterford 22, Heatly 1: Ashley LeFebvre hit a home run, Megan Riley tripled twice and Shannon Hastings added a triple as the Fordians cruised to victory.Ā
Ā Taconic Hills 21, Maple Hill 4: Janine Ham and Kiersten Duncan smacked home runs among the Titans' 21 hits.
Ā Ham also had a single and drove in four runs, while Alexis McComb also drove home four with a triple and a single.
Ā Voorheesville 4, Lansingburgh 2: Kevin Connolly tossed a complete game and struck out for the Blackbirds (6-0, 10-0), while Anthony Scaccia added two doubles and drove in three runs.
Ryan McGrath doubled for the Knights (3-1, 7-2).Ā
Ā Fonda Fultonville 11, Ichabod Crane 3: Alber Fiorenza connected on two hits, drilling in two runs to lead the Braves to a Colonial Council victory.
Brandon Nelmes recorded a double and two RBIs to lead Ichabod Crane.
Ā Albany Academy 3, Cohoes 2: Ben Brown pitched a complete game for the Cadets, striking out eight and allowing just three runs for the slim victory.
Sean Dempsey hit the game winning sac fly, while Tyler Hynes recorded a triple and an RBI for Academy (2-3, 2-3).
Kyle Derepentigny drilled a homerun for Cohoes (2-5, 6-6).
Ā Schalmont 14, Ravena 1: Tom Urbanski racked up three singles, driving home four runs as the Sabres cruised to the Colonial Council victory.
Greg Musk recorded nine strikeouts, allowing just four hits in five innings for Schalmont (5-1, 6-2).
ĀMatt Shear paced Ravena with two singles and an RBI.
Ā Watervliet 7, Mechanicville 4: Logan Miller drove in Jimmy Griffin in the top of the 11th inning for the go ahead run and the victory.
Ā Tyler McLeoud had nine strikeouts in the circle, adding a double and a single at bat to lead the Cannoneers.
Ā Taylor Dockstader also recorded a double and a single, drilling in two RBIs for 'Vliet (3-2, 4-4).
Ā CBA 7, Schenectady 3: Ted Cillis homered and pitched six innings of 3-hit ball to lead the Brothers to the victory in the battle of Big Ten contenders.
ĀZach DeThomasis had a triple, double and two RBIs for CBA (7-1, 9-1) and Tom DiNovo had two singles.
The Patriots dropped to 4-2, 5-2.
Ā Bishop Maginn 4-10, Albany 2-9: Libero Berghela had a walk off single to give the Griffins the opening game victory.
Sean Spath recorded two doubles and a single in the nightcap as Maginn swept the doubleheader.
Ā Saratoga 9, Bethlehem 3: Logan Kurtz and Casey Kerr combined for the shutout victory for the Streaks, striking out nine and allowing just six hits.
Ā Alex Chanlder led on the plate for Saratoga (2-2, 5-2), recording a double and three RBIS.
Ā Nick DiNapoli paced the Eagles (1-6, 2-8) with a double of his own and one recorded run.
Ā Hoosick Falls 5, Granville 2: Alex Lilac drilled a two-run triple and Tanner Williams pitched a six-hitter and struck out eight as the Panthers improved to 4-2 in the Wasaren League.
Ā Williams also had a pair of hits.
Ā Granville is 1-5.
Ā Stillwater 10, Cambridge 2: Logan King knocked a three-run triple, while Jake McComber had three hits and scored three runs for the Warriors (2-4, 4-5).
Derek Rose also had three hits for Stillwater.ĀĀ
Ā Tamarac 5, Schuylerville 3: Kyle Bestle led the Bengals with two singles in the victory.
Jim Mariano, who recorded an RBI single, finished with just one strikeout, but used it to end the game for Tamarac (4-2, 5-6).
Ā Ray Rodriquez drilled in two runs for the Black Horses (3-3, 5-3).
Ā Maple Hill 7, Cairo-Durham 2: The Wildcats picked up their first Patroon Conference victory of the season, as Tommy Miller pitched a complete game, allowing just three hits.
Ā Logan Samarija and Cody Seeberger both went 2-for-3 with two singles a piece to lead Maple Hill (1-5, 4-7).
Jesse Delvescoio also connected on two singles for Cairo-Durham.
Girls Lacrosse
Ā Albany Academy 12, Holy Names 10: Emma Malicki scored six goals and added one assist to lead the Bears to a slim victory.
Katie Vivian led Holy Names (1-4, 2-5) with five goals of her own, while Erin O'Sullivan made seven saves in net.
Ā Alex Macaffer recorded eight saves for Academy (5-0, 7-0).Ā
Boys Tennis
Ā Ichabod Crane 7, Schoharie 0: The Riders swept their way to a victory on Wednesday.Ā
Ā Schenectady 5, Troy 4: The Patriots used a two-to-one advantage in the doubles matches en route to a Big 10 victory.
From Tuesday
Ā Cohoes 12, Watervliet 4: Courtney Dayter hit a double and two-run home run that cleared the fence, while Briana Holdridge had four singled for the Tigers.
Ā Colleges
Ā Softball
Ā Union 4-8, SUNY New Paltz 2-0: Union freshman Allyson Staats starred in the circle and at the plate for the as the Dutchwomen improved to 20-14 with the sweep.
Ā She pitched a 5-hit complete game in the first game, homered in the second game and hit safely in all seven of her at-bats on the day.
ĀĀ The victory marked the 10th time in the past 11 seasons that Union has reached the 20-victory plateau.
Ā Sage College 3, Farmingdale State 1: Kelsey Newberg pitched a five-hitter and the Gators reached the 25-win mark with their first Skyline Conference Tournament victory over the two-time league champion Rams.
Ā Kelsey Beikirch walked leading off the bottom of the third inning, stole second, took third on a wild pitch and scored to break a 1-1 tie on Samantha Woitkoski's sacrifice fly.
Ā The 25-13 Gators with face SUNY Old Westbury at 10 a.m. Saturday in the second round at NYU-Polytechnic's Floyd Bennett Field.
Ā The tourney will conclude on Sunday.
Ā Baseball
Ā Williams 6, Rensselaer 5: Williams' Darren Hartwell doubled in the top of the ninth inning and scored the go-ahead run on a two-out error to hand the Engineers the gut-wrenching defeat
Phil McGovern homered for the 12-17 Ephs, while Luke Pierce had a two-run single.
Ā Jonny Rio and Kyle Kopacz each had two hits for the 16-16 Engineers, who host Skidmore in a pair of Liberty League doubleheaders on Saturday and Sunday.
Ā Manhattan 8, UAlbany 5: Despite three hits from right fielder Pete DiResta, the Great Danes dropped the non-conference matchup.
Ā UAlbany jumped out to a 5-0 lead after the fifth inning, after a solo homerun by DiResta, but they couldn't hold on.
Ā Manahttan racked up seven runs in the top of the sixth, as Great Dane relief pitchers issued four walks and hit two batters.
Ā St. Rose 8, Assumption 3: The Golden Knights recorded runs in four of the last five innings to pick up the Northeast-10 Conference victory.
Ā Nick Polsinelli made his first start of the year at second base, going 4-for-5 with three RBIs.
Freshman pitcher Nick Venier pitched 2.1 innings of relief for St. Rose, allowing just one and picking up his first collegiate save.
Ā Men's Lacrosse
Ā Hudson Valley C.C. 11, Herkimer C.C. 4: The #9 ranked Vikings grabbed the Mohawk Valley conference title for the third time in the last four years with a definitive final regular season victory.
Ā Mason Agosto led HVCC (10-3, 10-5) with seven points, while David Wilber finished with five goals.
Ā Andy Riley made 15 saves for HVCC while Jon Cooper racked up 22 saves for Herkimer.


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The Cooperative's Direct Payment Plan allows our electric customers to pay their monthly electric bill without ever having to send us another check. The electric bill is paid automatically on the 28th of each month.
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jphillips1970 added a post in a topic Model Builders Club Of AmericaThanks everyone for your input/knowledge - Now next question: Are these kits something people collect and should I trade them off? - I'm not much of a air plane person but really don't know what I have here as far as trading material - Again - Any help would be great - Thanks - Joe
jphillips1970 added a topic in GeneralModel Builders Club Of AmericaHello fellow builders - I recently obtain 2 model kits that were a " Model Builders Club Of America Selection" classified kits - They were mailed from 11311 La Cienega - Los Angleles,CA. 90045 -
Question: Does this club still exist and does it still retain the same name?
The 2 kits I have are as follows:
The first is: The Baron and his(5-winges)Funfdecker Flokker(outside box opened but all parts are still factory sealed inside
The second is: Flt.Lft. Rif Raf & his Spitsfire (kit remains factory sealed from the Model Builders Club
Both kits are dated 1976 by Revell, Inc. Venice, Calif. 90291
Anyone still in the club or have some knowledge of it the information would be great - And would like to know where the other kits made for the club and what companies were involved -
Anyone can post here or send me a message -
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jphillips1970 added a post in a topic '41 Willys Gasser P/U TruckHow did you come up with the name NANOOK? - Just an interesting name - Outstanding build - Joe
jphillips1970 added a topic in Model Building Questions and AnswersQuestion about "Ohio" George 1933 WILLYSHello everyone - I recently purchased a "Ohio" George 1933 WILLYS from AMT - Kit # AMT770/12 - This is a flat box issue - Inside the box was a booklet about the real car - On the last two page there are three photo's of the car with what looks like black tape dividing up the car and appears that only 1/2 of the car is done in this fashion - My question is why ? -
Any information would be great - Thanks in advance -
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jphillips1970 added a topic in The Off-Topic Loungea few bad months in WisconsinMost of you know me as jphillips1970 A simple person on could almost call me down to earth knd of modeler where very little time can be used on building/creating let a long trying to struggle with the death of three family members all within less then nine months - Most recent was my mother which was yesterday AM - The 2nd death was the of father--law in the latter part of Aug, Both of wish had some health/medical issues that influenced their deaths The last family member was the first to leave us She was but 53 years young that makes her loss the most important one of all Most all of us have someone to push us on when the building gets tough She was my driver when it was time to push me into building something real simple or to create one from several kits We all have people who help us become better builders over time My helper was my wife Jayne who passed away on the 14th of March this year - A day I will never forget It was our 32 wedding anniversary to the day
What I'm trying to say here is simple Enjoy the building aspect of the hobby but don't forget those little suggestions from those around you Someday they may be gone and that's the starting blocks into ending a great pass time of building and creating models - Never be afraid to ask for help or ideas It will always be your project but maybe a bit of help from an angle
My angle has been gone for almost 9 months and I do struggle building but I wouldn't be building at all with out her sitting right next to me at the old work bench wanted me to move forward and forward I shall go into the year 2014 and I shall not let her down
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jphillips1970 added a post in a topic My most recent BuildsVery nice builds there - Thanks for posting them - Joe
jphillips1970 added a post in a topic faimly members lossHello everyone - Just wanted to thank all of you for your kind thoughts - She(Jayne)was my "zing" in life and will be missed each and every day - It's difficult to put in words how much she made my life a life - She came into my life on a sunny March day back in 1981 and left in a snow storm in March 14th of this year - I was blessed with her each day of my life - Her only regret was we were not going to retire together - I told her it was ok - She would just get a head start on me and have the everything in place when it's my time to join her - A good woman with a heart of gold - She wil be missed but never forgotton -
Again, to all, thank you for your knid words -
Joe Phillips
jphillips1970 added a post in a topic 1969 BaccarudaJim - Another great build - Joe
jphillips1970 added a post in a topic 2011 BuildsThey look just fine - Super Bee is outstanding - Thanks for showing them - Joe
jphillips1970 added a post in a topic Sticker Shock.Buy and drive them - I still have a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda with 45,000 miles/number matching/2nd owner car - Not as safe as a new one but I can see the motor and change the plugs when needed without a computer - A classic like the 57 Chevy - Restore/drive and enjoy those cars of yesterdays -
jphillips1970 added a post in a topic Chrome Tech USAHey Everyone - I've used Chrome Tech USA for better then 15 years - Robert (Bob) takes the time to get the job done right and at a very fair price - I know that there are other products out there that may produce in simular results but nothing makes a model stand out with a good/great chrome bumper or a set of wheels - I would and will continue using Chrome Tech USA for all of my re-chrome or new chrome projects - Joe
jphillips1970 added a post in a topic Galaxie LTD ProductHey everyone - Got it fixed - Hair drier on low heat and a little twisting of the rear part of the body - Thanks - Joe
jphillips1970 added a topic in GeneralGalaxie LTD ProductHey everyone - Has anyone ever had any issues with products from Galaxie LTD - I purchased a 48 Chevy panel truck and the body has a slight twist to it - I'm thinking it's not going to fit level and need help with ideas of re-twisting it back to level - Or if anyone has any other ideas that would be great - Thanks - Joe
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jphillips1970 added a post in a topic Citrus CoupeAnother great build there Jim - Joe
PS: slicks are on there way
jphillips1970 added a topic in GeneralUltra Gloss vs Wet LookHello Everyone - I should know the answer to the following question however, any input would be great - Question: Using Testors paint - Ultra Gloss and Wet Look - which gives the best results to get that "just polished" look? - I've used both but still cannot get that high gloss look on my models - Polish is not an option - Please give me your input on this - Thanks in advance - Joe
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The impact of density on jail violence
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I had cheek implants around the 27th of July 2010. The left implant is fine but the right has had slight pain in it up until now and it's now July 7th 2011. Is this normal? There doesnt appear to be any swelling and I am happy with the results. I have been back to the doc twice about 6 months ago due to this pain and he placed me on additional antibotics for about 3 weeks. Should I be concerned or just wait another 2 months and see if the pain will finally subside? Thank you
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I have performed cheek implants for over 20 years and IMHO, your right cheek implant may be impinging on the infra-orbital branch of the trigeminal nerve which exits the cheek bone just below the lower eye socket. This would explain the localized pain without swelling or infection. Do you have any numbness in the cheek, upper lip or gums which would be other symptoms of this nerve compression. If the pain persists, the cheek implant should be removed or trimmed away from the nerve branch.
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Pain 1 year after Cheek Implant
It's unusual to have pain at this point. It's possible that the right implant is pushing or touching the right infra-orbital nerve. If that is the case, then you may need to have the implant adjusted so it's not impinging on the nerve.
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Three years after the tragic passing of his wife, Sophia, Danny Gokey has found love again.
The "Amercan Idol" Season 8 finalist is engaged to his girlfriend, Leyicet Peralta.
Gokey announced the happy news on the website for the charity in his late wife's memory, Sophia's Heart, adding that the couple "is planning a wedding for late January 2012."
"Danny's passion and focus for the last three years has been his country music career and launching Sophia's Heart Foundation," said a statement on the charity's website. "He is thrilled to have found Leyicet who also shares his passion and desire to help children and families in need."
The couple is requesting that any wedding gifts be given in the form of donations to Sophia's Heart.
"We are thankful for so many of the blessings God has given us. It is our desire to see homeless children and families be kept together and lifted back on their feet through the help of Sophia's Heart. We love and appreciate you all."
The 31–year-old singer won the hearts of millions of Americans during "American Idol" due to his sensitive charm and touching story.
Then 28, Danny had lost his wife just four weeks prior to auditioning for the show during her surgery to repair a congenital heart defect.
"I think she is the reason for my success," he told Access Hollywood of his late wife during a February 2009 interview. "You become the sum of who you hang around with and I've been with her for 11 years and she made me who I am.
"She believed in me when no one else believed in me," he continued. "I'm thankful for her… very much."
Danny said he hoped his story would help others who find themselves in seemingly hopeless situations.
"When people look at me they find hope," the Milwaukee native said at the time. "Dreams put a new passion in your life to live again. I want to get that message out to people — that they can live again no matter how bad the tragedy. You can dream again and you can see those dreams fulfilled, and I think right now, it seems like it's being lived out in me and I hope they see that."


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Kingston Mayor Shayne Gallo would like to announce the City of Kingston Parks and Recreation Department's first Annual Green Friday Event on Friday, November 29th from 11am-1pm at the Forsyth Nature Center in uptown Kingston.
"This green alternative to the busiest shopping day of the year will allow community members to learn about a variety of environmentally conscious lifestyle choices and products that will be sure to inspire and inform, most of which can be purchased locally" said Mayor Shayne Gallo. "The Forsyth Nature Center is a great location to host this "Green" event as itself is a teaching tool for those of all ages in the community" said Parks and Recreation Superintendent Kevin Gilfeather.
Mark DeDea, Caretaker of the Forsyth Nature Center and the Friends of Forsyth Nature Center have been working to replace deteriorating pavement around the facility with new, permeable pavers and with the help of the ALCOA Foundation, this work is being completed and a demonstration project will teach others the value of this type of project.
"Providing opportunities to learn about rain barrels, composters, plug in vehicles and energy efficiency information is the best way to spend a part of your shopping day or your lunch hour", notes Steve Noble, an Environmental Educator for the Parks and Recreation Department.
Some of the highlights include: Composting Demonstrations with 5 composter giveaways
Storm water Management Demonstration with 5 Rain barrel giveaways
Permeable Paving Stone walkway installation demonstration by Berardi Fence and Landscaping at 11:30am
Herzog's Home Center green products and services
Low Cost energy efficiency home upgrades/weatherization/energy audit info
CST (Concrete Stone and Tile Corporation) products and demos including a CST Firepit Kit Giveaway ($500 value)
A fully electric and a hybrid electric car on display
Ink, toner and Cellphone collection
Highlight of energy and sustainability work that has taken place at the Forsyth Nature Center o Solar array o Permeable Paving Stone Patio and Permeable Asphalt Parking Lot o Rain barrel, storm runoff collection
Rain garden demonstration project on site, with information
Holiday shopping tips for birders
Friends of Forsyth Nature Center will be on hand with FNC merchandise, engraveable paver sales which make great holiday gifts This Project is supported by the ALCOA Foundation and the Friends of Forsyth Nature Center. Recently, the Friends of Forsyth Nature Center received a $15,000 grant from the Foundation to construct a Porous Paving Demonstration Project at the Forsyth Nature Center along with a series of Rain Barrel Workshops during the Fall of 2013 and Spring of 2014. Additional recycling amenities will also be added to the park in the Spring of 2014. This event will be held rain or shine.
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text: Preparing for your appointment By Mayo Clinic Staff Print If you think you may have post-traumatic stress disorder, make an appointment with your doctor or a mental health professional. Here's some information to help you prepare for your appointment, and what to expect. Take a trusted family member or friend along, if possible. Sometimes it can be difficult to remember all the information provided to you. What you can doBefore your appointment, make a list of: Any symptoms you've been experiencing, and for how long. Key personal information, especially events or experiences — even in your distant past — that have made you feel intense fear, helplessness or horror. It will help your doctor to know if there are memories you can't directly access without feeling an overwhelming need to push them out of your mind. Things you have stopped doing or are avoiding because of your stress. Your medical information, including other physical or mental health conditions with which you've been diagnosed. Also include any medications or supplements you're taking, and the dosages. Questions to ask so that you can make the most of your appointment. Some basic questions to ask your doctor or mental health professional may include: What do you believe is causing my symptoms? Are there any other possible causes? How will you determine my diagnosis? Is my condition likely temporary or long term? What treatments do you recommend for this disorder? I have other health problems. How best can I manage these together with PTSD? How soon do you expect my symptoms to improve? Does PTSD increase my risk of other mental health problems? Do you recommend any changes at home, work or school to encourage recovery? Would it help my recovery to tell my teachers or co-workers about my diagnosis? Are there any printed materials on PTSD that I can have? What websites do you recommend? Don't hesitate to ask any other questions during your appointment. What to expect from your doctorYour doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Be ready to answer them to reserve time to go over any points you want to focus on. Your doctor may ask: What symptoms are concerning to you or your loved ones? When did you or your loved ones first notice your symptoms? Have you ever experienced or witnessed a traumatic event? Do you have disturbing thoughts, memories or nightmares of the trauma you experienced? Do you avoid certain people, places or situations that remind you of the traumatic experience? Have you been having any problems at school, work or in your personal relationships? Have you ever thought about harming yourself or others? Do you drink alcohol or use recreational drugs? How often? Have you been treated for other psychiatric symptoms or mental illness in the past? If yes, what type of therapy was most helpful? Request an Appointment at Mayo Clinic TreatmentSelf-management Feb. 18, 2017 Print Share on: FacebookTwitter References Posttraumatic stress disorder. In: Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders DSM-5. 5th ed. Arlington, Va.: American Psychiatric Association; 2013. http://www.psychiatryonline.org. Accessed Dec.13, 2016. Clinician's guide to medications for PTSD. National Center for PTSD. http://www.ptsd.va.gov/professional/treatment/overview/clinicians-guide-to-medications-for-ptsd.asp. Accessed Dec. 13, 2016. Understanding PTSD and PTSD treatment. National Center for PTSD. http://www.ptsd.va.gov/public/PTSD-overview/basics/index.asp. Accessed Dec. 13, 2016. Treatment of PTSD. National Center for PTSD. http://www.ptsd.va.gov/public/treatment/therapy-med/treatment-ptsd.asp. Accessed Dec. 13, 2016. Coping with traumatic stress reactions. National Center for PTSD. http://www.ptsd.va.gov/public/treatment/cope/coping-traumatic-stress.asp. Accessed Dec. 13, 2016. Helping a family member who has PTSD. National Center for PTSD. http://www.ptsd.va.gov/public/family/helping-family-member.asp. Accessed Dec. 13, 2016. Post-traumatic stress disorder. National Institute of Mental Health. https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/post-traumatic-stress-disorder-ptsd/index.shtml. Accessed Dec. 13, 2016. Posttraumatic stress disorder. National Alliance on Mental Illness. https://www.nami.org/Learn-More/Mental-Health-Conditions/Posttraumatic-Stress-Disorder/Support. Accessed Dec. 13, 2016. Rothbaum BO. Psychotherapy for posttraumatic stress disorder in adults. http//www.uptodate.com/home. Accessed Dec. 13, 2016. What is posttraumatic stress disorder? American Psychiatric Association. https://www.psychiatry.org/patients-families/ptsd/what-is-ptsd. Accessed Dec. 13, 2016. Lifestyle changes recommended for PTSD patients. National Center for PTSD. http://www.ptsd.va.gov/public/treatment/cope/coping-ptsd-lifestyle-changes.asp. Accessed Dec. 13, 2016. 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text: Liberty is a store in London that sells a range of luxurious products including Womenswear, Menswear, Accessories, Home Goods, Beauty Goods and Gifts. The Japanese brand, Sophnet., has recently collaborated with Liberty to produce a set of nice notebooks. Four notebooks are available each utilizing a different fabric. As cool as these notebooks are, they are not for sale and are given away to friends of Soph like Jeffstaple.


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In June 2005, Universal Home Video released the first season of Dragnet: 1967 to DVD and like a dutiful Joe Friday fan, I quickly snapped up a copy for the dusty Thrilling Days of Yesteryear archives. I watched all seventeen episodes and anxiously awaited the arrival of Season 2 (or Dragnet: 1968, as it was originally called during its run).
But alas, the second season was not to be. Universal made it clear that the sales of the Dragnet revival's first year were pretty dismal and, ergo, a follow-up would not be forthcoming any time soon. Faithful TDOY readers are no doubt familiar with the fact that I have been pissing and moaning about this for a good many years now.
So to prove that the squeaky wheel gets the grease, the folks at Shout! Factory have picked up where the people at Universal left off (a not-uncommon occurrence) and—according to TVShowsOnDVD.com—will release the second season of the 1960s camp crime drama classic on July 6th (the set will contain all twenty-eight episodes from the sophomore season). Naturally, this news has made me very happy and as such, I will do my best to hold back the snark when discussing some of the other upcoming TV-on-DVD releases in this post.
Shout! Factory is also going to finish out the 1969-71 run of The Bill Cosby Show with the release of the sitcom's second season April 20th. The only cloud to this silver lining, however, is that the
MPI has delayed the release of The Mothers-in-Law to later this year, but you certainly can't accuse them of goldbricking when it comes to Here's Lucy, whose third season will hit the streets June 15th. TVShowsOnDVD.com has the skinny on the bodacious extras that will be included with the set—which includes one of the series' all-time funniest episodes, the one where Elizabeth Taylor's wedding ring gets stuck on Lucy's finger. (This episode has been released before, on Shout! Factory's Best-Loved Episodes collection.)
CBS DVD-Paramount will release My Three Sons: Season 2, Volume 2 on June 15th. Since I promised to behave myself, I won't say anything more.
Finally, a series long sought out by vintage TV collectors will be winging its way to DVD—though not in the fashion that everyone expected. TVShowsOnDVD.com announces that the first season of the crime drama chestnut Highway Patrol—starring Broderick "10-4, 10-4" Crawford—will be released to disc as part of MGM's MOD (manufacture-on-demand) program. I took a look at some of the titles available through this program and there's a few—Cold Turkey (1971), The Landlord (1970), The Best Man (1964), Between the Lines (1977)—that I wouldn't mind adding to the dusty TDOY archives…but my current state of finances vetoed that notion pretty darn quick. Flipper fans who were hungry for more adventures with "King of the Sea" will be stoked to learn that not only will the complete second season (1965-66) will be released but the 1995 revival series (Flipper: The New Adventures)—with some dame named Jessica Alba—will be made available as well.


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- The net income growth from the same quarter one year ago has significantly exceeded that of the S&P 500 and the Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) industry. The net income increased by 55.9% when compared to the same quarter one year prior, rising from $15.03 million to $23.42 million.
- Despite its growing revenue, the company underperformed as compared with the industry average of 12.3%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues slightly increased by 4.7%. This growth in revenue appears to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, improving the earnings per share.
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Police are warning people not leave valuables in their vehicles after a series of break-ins.
Thieves smashed the windows of vehicles on Saturday morning (Febuary 16) in Deerswood Road, Ifield; Buckswood Drive, Gossops Green; and Leveret Lane, Langley Green and stole sat-navs. A fourth break-in was attempted in Honeysuckle Lane, Langley Green.


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The nation is just one night away from seeing the two presidential candidates face off in a potentially game-changing debate.
"I'm still kind of up in the air, but [will] probably go with Obama," said Claudia Lovett.
Lovett is one of the coveted undecided voters who thinks the debate has the potential to sway her vote.
"Oh yes, I think debates are really important," she said.
Curt Crowell believes the debates will weigh heavily on voters as the race to White House comes closer to Election Day.
"The elections are going to depend on how they do in the debate."
On Tuesday night, Dr. Michael Binder, a political science professor at the University of North Florida, conducted a phone survey of Florida voters about the upcoming elections.
Binder said it's very difficult to win an election in the first debate.
"Whether or not you have people with home runs, some people have come out and thought Romney would be hitting hard. There will be a couple of jabs. I don't know if anyone's going to throw the big bomb this early," said Binder.
Binder thinks both candidates are good debaters. He said Obama is a great speaker and Romney has had a lot of practice in debates
"They got a lot of practice in the primaries. In '08, Republicans felt they got outdebated. So what did they do? They gave themselves a lot of practice... If you look at Romney a year ago, he's much better now," said Binder. "Obabma's always been good, so I think it's going to be a solid debate."
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The hotel is lovely, very pretty and lovely rooms.
Couldn't get a space in the car park so be prepared to spend a few quid parking round the corner, not too far away though. Overall a pleasant stay, only negative for me was the terrible shower experience.
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The first impression as you enter from the main street is that it is a pub. On entering you find that the entrance to the rooms is through a door out of the bar. Perhaps initially a little unpromising. But the room I had booked was good - a double (to accommodate just myself) and as such was fine but it was quite small - distinctly tight for two people. Decent-sized bathroom and all very quaint with beams and uneven floor. Nespresso machine in the room. Perfectly clean with adequate and tastful lighting. Rooms accessed by stairs. In spite of the bar downstairs it was quiet. Food was excellent and far better than many hotels (20% off the food price for residents was an added bonus) Drinks were rather expensive but this may have been a good thing as the pricing could have deterred dedicated town-centre drinkers. Continental breakfast included the best croissants I have ever tasted. I would certainly stay again.
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The only improvement that could be made would be for a proper wardrobe to be provided in the room with more hangers. We would definitely stay there again.
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Even came with a nespresso machine which was very impressive. Shower could have done with being hotter and more powerful. It was pretty weak. Unfortunately staying on a Saturday the area was very loud at night until the early hours of the morning and difficult to sleep. Staff were very friendly and breakfast was a lovely continental.
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Bassmaster Elite Series angler Kevin Short has left this week's event at Toledo Bend Reservoir and returned home to Mayflower, Ark. after his house was severely damaged by one of the tornados that swept through the region on Sunday.
Short's father, who lives next door to Kevin and wife Kerry on the shore of Lake Conway, was uninjured in the twister. The tornado traveled along a nearly identical path to one in 2011 that jumped the Shorts' home, but destroyed other structures in the vicinity.
The home of Billy McCaghren, another Elite pro from Mayflower, was not on the tornado's path.
In the YouTube video embedded below, Short appeals for donations to local food banks and other service organizations while standing amid the wreckage of his home. As of Monday morning, the storms had claimed 17 lives across three states in the region.


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I'm sure you've seen it. It's all over the news. People are finally beginning to come around to that inconvenient truth about our feet, that dirty little secret that shoe companies would prefer to keep under wraps: barefoot is better.
There has been media coverage of the barefoot trend in the past, mostly intermittent, in running magazines and always taking a patronizing tone. It follows the same formula: more idle speculation on a bizarre fad that a select few crazies are promoting, with plenty of "balance" from stuffy foot specialists expressing doubt that the inherently fragile, gentle human foot could ever withstand the rigors of walking unshod without "serious injury," than any serious consideration of the merits. But now we've got a nice, juicy study to hang our hats (or our shoes) on, and media outlets are falling over themselves to get the scoop.
Witness the Boston Globe's take [1] on the whole thing, or the LA Times feature [2]. The Edmonton Journal got into the action [3], too, as did the Telegraph [4], while even San Jose's Mercury News mentioned the study [5]. The Popular Science blog did a piece [6] on it. And of course, the rest of the blogosphere picked up on it, too: Open Water Chicago [7], Conditioning Research [8], and the Chi Running blog [9], to name just a few.
The study [10] in question was Harvard evolutionary biologist Daniel Lieberman's on "Foot strike patterns and collision forces in habitually barefoot versus shod runners." (See comparison videos below. The difference between shod heel strike running and barefoot forefoot strike running is visually and graphically captured. For more on what you're seeing check out NPR's coverage [11].) It's hard to believe that this is the first study of its kind, though, probably because it actually isn't. Last year, researchers ran a similar study [12] and decided that "Footwear Alters Normal Form and Function of the Foot" by exerting acute pressure to sensitive areas of the foot, whereas barefoot walkers enjoyed wider forefeet and more evenly distributed locomotive stress. Interesting, but probably because it didn't make any bold pronouncements and because it dealt with the relatively mundane act of walking (rather than running), the study didn't get any press. They could have recommended people throw off their shoes, but that wouldn't be prudent. It wouldn't be responsible. I can't fault them for that, really. Researchers need funding, and you don't want to make bold pronouncements if it means getting cut off or reprimanded. Unfortunately, scientists need to be bold to effect real change.
Even when the "experts" get it so, so right, they do their best to get it wrong in the end, or they hedge their bets and stick with the safe answer, rather than question Conventional Wisdom [13] entirely (even if the data contradicts CW directly). I'm reminded of when Gary Taubes [14] famously lamented a similar mindset in physicians and obesity researchers who, although they understood (and even witnessed in a clinical setting) the chronic insulin/body fat connection, continued to recommend the standard low-fat, high-carb, low-calorie diet to their patients. They connect all the dots, but fail to see the bigger picture clearly outlined by those dots. To their credit, though, researchers can and do make sensible recommendations within the context of Conventional Wisdom. The researchers from that walking study did ultimately call for the design of "quality footwear" that doesn't "hamper the foot's biologically normal function." Better than nothing, I suppose.
Now, even though I agree with Lieberman's conclusions (actually, because I'm such a huge fan of barefoot), it pays to be critical. I know Lieberman has affiliations with Vibram – in fact, he may have even helped them design the Fivefingers – and that they probably funded the study, and I know that we hem, haw, and cast skeptical eyes on Pfizer when they fund yet another statin paper. There's a major difference between the two, though: Lieberman is right. His data is strong. He isn't hiding anything or fudging the results. We're right. Barefoot is better [15]. There's no shame in that, you know – being right. There are objective truths out there, and the objective truth is that most people aren't born with genetically defective feet. Everyone's imperfect, sure, but for the most part we've all got the same basic equipment with the same basic biomechanics working under the hood. Unless you have a birth defect, no one is born with feet that "won't work right" or that "require shoes". The flat footed (no arch) argument doesn't stand up as an excuse, except when you've already spent a lifetime coddling your feet in supportive casts. A cautionary word that anyone transitioning to a barefoot lifestyle should take it VERY easy at first.
There was one more response to the barefoot running study that bears mentioning: Brooks (world famous running shoe company) CEO Jim Weber's scrambling blog post [16]. You know – I feel for the guy. It's gotta be tough to make a reasonable response to a scientifically sound piece of research that refutes almost everything you've built your business on. I mean, what is he supposed to do? Admit that he's been wrong this whole time? Admit that his shoes are basically coffins for the feet? Naturally, he goes with the entirely unsubstantiated claim that the "vast majority of runners" should race "in a performance running shoe, not barefoot." Apparently, we barefooters are a genetically gifted breed of athlete who are "biomechanically blessed" with "natural healthy gaits." Hmm. So, the natural, normal gait is actually somehow rare and precious. It doesn't occur naturally. Got it. Jim, did you ever stop to think why so many of your runners seem to lack that natural healthy gait? Perhaps it's the shoes. Our "unique biomechanical needs" are only unique because we've been smashing, smushing, and confining our feet to too-small, too-constrictive, too-structured footwear for years. Check out your comments section, dude. The people have spoken. You can't ignore anecdotal evidence pouring in from all sides forever.
I eagerly await your upcoming, inevitable barefoot-analogous running shoe model.
When the CEO of a major running shoe company makes a public acknowledgment, that's a sign. A sea change is undoubtedly occurring here, folks. The media may help spur things along, but they're just reporting what's really happening out there. If there wasn't a massive audience for the barefoot message present and willing to get out there and experiment for themselves, there'd be no story. Just check out the comment sections for all the blogs and all the newspaper articles dealing with the study. In previous barefoot articles, most of the comments were either dubious or dismissive of the "fad"; now, the naysayers clinging to their Nikes are being drowned out by barefoot evangelists. I applaud them.
You're part of what made this possible. Now, let's hope the rest of the Primal Blueprint [17] gains some ground out there!


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- Cross Union Delegate/Rep Education Program Specific Delegate/Rep courses for individual Unions Workshops - skills, planning, industry specific, campaigning Organiser education and mentoring Campaign assistance
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To facilitate the greater involvement of women in the trade union movement and to encourage women to stand for office or to seek jobs within trade unions.
To encourage the integration of women into union structures by increasing the opportunity for involvement in those structures.
To promote greater awareness within unions of the particular needs of female members and the importand contribution women can make to the development and growth of unions.
To promote women's understanding of the day-to-day operations of unions.


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Then, one day, she comes across a mysterious dude at the beach: Randy, a goofy-haired punker from the Hollywood Hills. She really digs him, and before long, they're together. It might really be true love, but there's a problem. Randy and Julie come from really different cliques. Julie hangs in the Valley, from the mall to a bunch of bright and clean parties, while Randy drives around more modest hoods and goes boozing in New Wave bars. Can they stick together despite their differences?
Okay, that's a dopey, probably overseen plot. Still, it's an enjoyable flick, and it's often real funny. And man, I love the whole '80s thing! On the filmmaking side, the film doesn't have as much style and depth as the John Hughes movies, but it's still better than those awful Troma teen sex romps. I also love the soundtrack, featuring music by Eddie Grant, Men At Work and many other one-hit wonders from the '80s.
Yet, the coolest thing about the picture is that it's the starring debut of the awesome Nicolas Cage. He's so cool as Randy! It's far from being his best film, but it's still hysterical to see him with punk hair, New Wave clothes and, most of all, chest hair shaved in a weird little triangle. And man, ain't he charming, cool and funny? You bet your fur! We can already see what a kick ass actor he is. So, if you're looking for a light yet entertaining 80s teen flick but you've already seen the classics ("Fast Times", "Breakfast Club", "Say Anything", etc.), well you should definitively check this one out.


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Business View: Ringing in changes not always so smart
Octogenarians and 30-somethings don't often have gadgetry common ground. With a few honourable exceptions – that's a nod to the gadget-loving pater of my predecessor in this chair – many tend to shun fidgety smartphones in favour of simpler, more traditional models.
Overall, it's estimated that around 45% of all mobile phone users have smartphones.
But a recent BlackBerry/tea incident – and not in the Twinings sense, unfortunately – has meant being thrown on the tender mercies of the Carphone Warehouse.
And the choice of a simpler phone seems to conjure a less complicated way of life away from many needless distractions.
And it also created some common ground with an 82-year-old auntie-in-law, also rocking the same model of Nokia.
This handset is so oblivious to the urgency of modern communication that it doesn't even have a red light to signify the arrival of a text.
But in many ways, its sheer simplicity is clever. The alarm clock is unwordly enough to know that off means off, so that an alarm set on a Friday doesn't then go off on a Saturday, disrupting a lie-in.
And while mobile phones have made our lives easier in many ways, whether smart or not, they could also be seen as just one more thing to get annoyed at. A report from telecoms watchdog Ofcom shows that a third of us have problems with our mobile at least every week. However, Northern Irish people reported being satisfied with their operator (85% were 'very satisfied' or 'fairly satisfied') than those in other nations. In fact, all operators performed their best in Northern Ireland.
Vodafone came bottom for dropped calls with more than one in five made in rural areas across the UK failing to connect.
UK-wide the network failed to complete an average of 7.4% of all calls made.
EE could claim the least percentage of aborted calls with 3% of calls failing, falling to just 2.5% in urban areas.
O2 dropped 4.7% and 5.5% of their calls, UK-wide.
Vodafone said it "continues to invest in its network and services", adding that it was spending £1 bn this year to improve its coverage and quality.
O2 was best for townie users, while EE thrived at keeping the countryside connected.
EE said: "We're investing hundreds of millions each year in expanding the reach of our network so that more people can make phone calls in more places."
Nearly 80% of people in towns and cities were satisified with their mobile network, compared to 67% in rural parts.
It's pleasing to see that Northern Ireland is so blessed with good coverage, whether you're using a smartphone or not.
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Since 1967, Slovakia has hosted the Biennial of Illustration Bratislava (BIB), the world's largest and most prestigious awards event for children's book illustrators. Nominees are selected by an international jury, and the awards have showcased some of the best illustrations from all over the world.
This exhibition presents a collection of works from the 2009 biennial, including 11 winners and eight Japanese artists. As well as the art on display there will be daily workshops, regular storytelling from the illustrated books and gallery talks.
While the exhibition will mainly pay homage to the illustrators, it will also have an array of traditionally hand-painted puppets from former Czechoslovakia — a country of which Slovakia used to be a part of, and renowned for its puppet mastery; till Aug. 31.
Urawa Art Museum, (048) 834-4327, Urawa Central City 3F, 2-5-1 Naka-cho, Urawa-ku, Saitama; 7-min. walk from Urawa Station West Exit (JR Keihin Tohoku Line). 10 a.m.-5 p.m. ¥600. Closed Mon. www.uam.urawa.saitama.jp.


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LAS VEGAS — San Diego State senior forward Billy White turned in a memorable performance in his final game in his hometown.
White, a Las Vegas native, scored a game-high 21 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, including seven offensive boards, in helping lead the Aztecs to a 72-54 win over BYU in Saturday's Mountain West Conference Tournament championship at the Thomas & Mack Center.
White was also counted on heavily to help defend Cougar star Jimmer Fredette, who scored 30 points.
"He did a good job. He was very excited to play this game," Fredette said of White. "He hasn't beaten us in a while. You could tell they were really excited, ready to come out and play. He was energized right from the very beginning with offensive rebounds, playing good defense, just doing things to help his team win. He did a good job. He was a big key to the game."
SDSU coach Steve Fisher knew that White would be up to the challenge.
"Billy is a phenomenal athlete. He never gets tired. When he's hurt, he's not hurt," Fisher said. "So he needs maybe 20 seconds to regain his breath and he's ready to go again. I never worry about Billy being fatigued and not being able to do whatever we asked."
White praised Fredette, who made 10-of-25 shots on Saturday.
"That's Jimmer. He's going to make shots," White said. "He's a hard person to stop. You can't technically just stop him. You knew he was going to score. We just tried to contain him."
ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM: Both Fredette and White were named to the All-MWC Tournament team. The others were San Diego State's Kawhi Leonard and DJ Gay, and UNLV's Tre'von Willis.
Fredette earned tournament MVP honors.
Leonard was asked his reaction to Fredette being the MVP.
"I just thought it would go to the winning team," Leonard said. "But, you know, he played a great tournament, so I'm not doubting him at all. I don't know what he averaged, but he had 52 in the semifinal game. That deserved the MVP."
HE SAID, HE SAID: Right after San Diego State's victory, Leonard and Fredette exchanged some words, and they didn't appear to be friendly ones.
"He just said some things. I'm not going to repeat anything that he said," Fredette explained. "But he was excited that they won. I'm not going to back down. I said a couple of things as well, then we were done."
Said Leonard when asked about the exchange: "More respect, just telling him that they played hard, both teams played hard."
NOTABLE: For the first time since his suspension, Brandon Davies was in the middle of BYU's pregame dance circle, leading his team. ... BYU coach Dave Rose has the fourth-best career winning percentage of all active coaches (78.1 percent), trailing only North Carolina's Roy Williams (79.9), Gonzaga's Mark Few (79.4) and Pitt's Jamie Dixon (78.5). ... Saturday marked BYU's final game as a Mountain West Conference team against an MWC opponent. In their 12 seasons in the league, the Cougars finished with a 141-66 overall record.
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Transfers, QB among new USF walk-ons
Given that seven former walk-ons are now on scholarship with USF football, there's a certain amount of news -- perhaps long-term news -- in announcing the names of nine walk-ons added to Skip Holtz's Bulls roster, allowing him to use the full 115 players as he prepares for Saturday's opener against Stony Brook.
Still gleaning new morsels of information on the new names, but we can report that one of them has solid experience against Stony Brook, strange as that may seem. Daryl Ash, a 6-foot-2, 215-pound linebacker from Matt Grothe's high school, Lake Gibson, played last season at Presbyterian College, a I-AA program in South Carolina that went 0-11 last season. Ash had 43 tackles as a true freshman, good for sixth on the team, including a season-high seven against, yes, Stony Brook, in a 52-14 loss to the Seawolves. And yes, Presbyterian's mascot is the Blue Hose, and we're sure opposing fans have a lot of fun with that. Ash will sit out this season, then should have three years of eligibility.
-- The Bulls have a fifth quarterback on roster in walk-on Brandon Smith, a 6-foot, 185-pound true freshman from Cardinal Newman High in West Palm Beach. You can find plenty of highlights for Smith, who attended the same Elite 11 camp as current Bulls freshman QB Bobby Eveld, and actually had the highest accuracy score of all the QBs. And I'd point out that he earned first-team All-Palm Beach County honors from Maxpreps.com, but three quarterbacks were lucky enough to earn first-team honors. If I'm reading things right, his high school coach last season was former Miami quarterback Steve Walsh.
-- Not all the new walk-ons are new -- as we mentioned the other day, punter Renato Proia is back after redshirting last season, and Cory Schomp of Seminole is also back after redshirting last season as a backup long-snapper.
-- Another transfer, this one with USF experience: Kasey Owens of Bradenton Manatee is a 6-3, 220-pound linebacker who played one season at the University of St. Francis in Illinois, logging 4.5 tackles in five games in 2008. Manatee coach Joe Kinnan said Owens spent the last year in community college getting his associate of arts degree. "Very good athlete, good student," said Kinnan, who had Owens just one season in 2007 after he transferred to the area from Michigan. Owens should have three years of eligibility.
-- The rest, for whom I haven't found out anything too much yet: Hernando defensive end Clay Kessler, who we wrote about earlier; Darryl Duncan, a defensive back from Tallahassee Rickards; J.J Peterson, a running back from Arcadia DeSoto (same school as current freshman RB Marcus Shaw, though it looks like Peterson is a few years older); and Rodney Watson, a true freshman running back from Lakeland High.


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HIS stellar run record rivals Neil Harvey's and by the time he's finished he may have more Test runs than Sir Donald Bradman.
All this after starting as a Test batsman at age 30.
Mike Hussey is crafting an amazing career record and yet is still an undervalued player.
And yet, there will be no Warnie-style wake when he goes and nor will we be telling Gilchrist-style yarns about his power hitting.
It is one of life's quirks that some players just do their business without necessarily being adored while they are there or missed when they are gone.
So in an attempt to address the imbalance today we nominate our Unsung Heroes XI in honour of players who were better than the size of their scrapbooks suggested.
Step forward please ...
IAN REDPATH: When Greg Chappell scored his debut Test century in Perth he noticed something strange was happening. He was facing a minimum of balls from fast man John Snow. Without even telling him of his intentions, Redpath was shielding his young teammate from his greatest threat and Chappell has never forgot it, singing Redpath's praises ever since as a magnificent team man and genuinely under-rated player. And so he was, playing 66 Tests, averaging 43 and been rated by the great Snow as the "batsman I liked bowling to least of all".
BRUCE LAIRD: He achieved something few other players around the world in the 1970s and 1980s managed huge compliments from the mighty West Indies pace battery. Even today the likes of Michael Holding, Andy Roberts and Colin Croft rate him among the most stubborn and courageous batsmen they bowler against yet, curiously, he never made a century in 21 Tests and averaged in the mid-30s for his club, state and country. Go figure.
BOB COWPER: 'Wallaby Bob' may lay claim to being Australia's wealthiest ex-cricketer after quitting the game at 27 to become a Monte Carlo banker who is now worth squillions. His brief Test career featuring an excellent average of almost 47 was highlighted by a wonderful 307 against England in 1966. Journalist mates warned him to get fitter when he was dropped earlier in the series and when he made his triple century he poked his head around the dressingroom door and said to them "hey, how (expletive) fit am I now?"
BRAD HODGE: To average 55 in six Tests and not get another chance makes him one of the unluckiest players in Test history especially when he averaged the same at first class level.
MICHAEL HUSSEY: Despite not starting until he was 30 has 17 Test tons two more than Doug Walters from the same number of Tests and has scored only 341 runs shy of the great leftie Harvey in five fewer Tests.
JACK BLACKHAM: It seems odd to name a Hall of Famer an under-rated player but Jack Blackham is nowhere near as revered as he should be. He was Australia's first Test wicketkeeper and his Test career spanned an incredible 17 years as he revolutionised the art of wicketkeeping.
GRAHAM McKENZIE: He should be captain of this side. Many years ago, in the offices of the Australian Cricketers Association, a photo was unveiled where all players except one were identified. There were red faces all round when it was finally revealed the face belonged to the unassuming strong man from Perth who took 246 Test wickets in a magnificent, decade-long Test career. Vivid proof that big Garth is Australia's most under-rated Test star of all time.
RODNEY HOGG: His lively modern-day analysis, often featuring a comic twist, tends to mask the fact that he was, at his best a genuinely outstanding fast bowler, fast, accurate and dangerous. His rousing 41 wickets at 12.85 in the 1978-79 Ashes remains one of the greatest against-the-odds performances in Ashes history and left him to lament "the thing that really irks me is that the likes of the Waugh brothers and Matthew Hayden get grandstands named after them and I get mostly mentioned when people say they are going for a Rodney Hogg".
PAUL REIFFEL: The rhythmic seamer averaged 26 with the bat and 26 with the ball for Australia in Tests yet when was the last time you reflected upon his career?
BRUCE REID: If you think Australia is making a mess of Shane Watson's career it was nothing compared to Reid, who would often turn up at training with a sore back then be sent on a 5km run "because everyone has to do it" and would of course, break down again. With admirable pace and swing aligned to his menacing left armed angle and prancing bounce generated by his skyscraping height, he had the game at his mercy if only his frame was more tree-trunk than HB pencil he could have been anything.
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Creativity is a muscle that needs exercise. Yet, like our other muscles, sometimes we get busy and it's easy to fall into a pattern where we take a path that's known has the least resistance. Then, when it comes time to really push ourselves for something new, it's like hitting a brick wall.
That's why it pays to do a little creative brainstorming not just when you need to solve a problem, but also regularly to bank up fresh ideas that are easy to use whenever you need them.
Forget the cliché about thinking outside of the box. Think your way inside, around, on top of, and encircling the solution. Here are a few suggestions to get you started.
- Play with toys like Etch A Sketch or games like Pictionary while you work; you'll stimulate your brain and reduce stress.
- Don't focus on the finding the solution.
- Play word association.
- Write down everything—even if it seems completely ridiculous.
- Set a time limit of 1 hour, then move on to something else.
- Play classical music. It relaxes you and it also stimulates the brain.
- Leave your comfort zone and go to some place new.
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New Village Theatre Kicks Off New Play Festival Today, 7/20; Full Season Announced
Executive Artistic Director Kristianne Kurner and New Village Arts Theatre have announced their twelfth season of award-winning, professional theatre in the Village of Carlsbad. The Twelfth Season focuses on some of the best American plays with San Diego's finest actors and singers and includes a return to the very popular Shakespeare in the Park.
The season includes two musicals, two Pulitzer Prize winners, and three classic American plays. NVA will also continue and grow its partnership with Playwrights Project, with two New Play Festivals featuring workshop productions of new work by San Diego playwrights. Directors include NVA Ensemble Members Kristianne Kurner, Manny Fernandes, Dana Case and Amanda Sitton, and making their debuts with New Village Arts will be ion theatre's Executive Artistic Director Claudio Raygoza, who will be directing ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST, and San Diego actor and director Jason Heil, who will be directing PLAID TIDINGS.
New Play Festival
July 20-22 & 27-29, 2012
A continuing collaboration with Playwrights Project of San Diego, NVA will produce two workshop productions of new plays by San Diego artists. The New Play Festival will happen twice a year: once in the summer and once in the winter.
Much Ado About Nothing
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Ensemble Member Kristianne Kurner
Featuring Ensemble Member Justin Lang with Max Macke and Durwood Murray
August 2-5 & 9-12, 2012
Shakespeare in the Park returns to the beautiful campus of Pacific Ridge School in southeast Carlsbad. MUCH ADO is a romantic comedy and Shakespeare's wittiest play. In this charming story, soldiers returning from war stop in to the estate of Leonato for relaxation, romance and rivalry.
Next To Normal
By Tom Kitt & Brian Yorkey
Directed by Ensemble Member Manny Fernandes
Featuring Melissa Fernandes as Diana
September 8 – September 30
Winner of the 2010 Pulitzer Prize for drama, this groundbreaking musical stars Melissa Fernandes as Diana, a woman struggling with bi-polar disorder. This unforgettable rock musical examines mental illness and its affect on the family. Wait Until Dark
By Frederick Knott
Directed by Ensemble Member Dana Case
Featuring Ensemble Member and Actors Equity Member Daren Scott as Harry Roat
November 3 – November 25
A recently blinded woman is terrorized by a trio of thugs while they search for a heroin stuffed doll they believe is in her apartment. The woman takes charge of her fate in this classic 1960's thriller. As the lights go out in the theatre, the audience will jump out of their seats in fear.
Forever Plaid: Plaid Tidings
By Stuart Ross
Directed by Jason Heil
December 8 - 24
Plaid Tidings – A Special Holiday Edition of Forever Plaid continues the story of the singing group whose lives were lost in an accident involving a busload of teens en route to see "The Ed Sullivan Show." This holiday favorite will be directed by Jason Heil, who appeared as one of the actors in the production at the Old Globe Theatre. Full of Christmas favorites such as "Mr. Santa," "Let It Snow" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," Plaid Tidings is a holiday treat for the entire family.
New Play Festival
January 11-13, 2013
The Trip to Bountiful
By Horton Foote
Directed by Kristianne Kurner
Featuring Actors Equity Member Sylvia M'Lafi Thompson as Carrie Watts
February 9 – March 3, 2013
All Carrie Watts wants before she dies is to see her hometown of Bountiful, Texas one last time. Her son and daughter-in-law don't believe she should make the trip, so she heads out herself to make her dream come true. Starring the amazing actress Sylvia M'Lafi Thompson as Carrie Watts. Produced in honor of NVA Ensemble Member Sandra Ellis-Troy. Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
By Dale Wasserman
Directed by Claudio Raygoza (Executive Artistic Director of ion theatre)
Featuring Ensemble Member Kristianne Kurner as Nurse Ratched
March 30 – April 21, 2013
ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST is arguably the greatest anti-authority protest novel of the 20th century. The story pits RP McMurphy (a convict who has feigned psychosis so that he can spend the final months of his sentence at a mental institution) against Nurse Ratched (the icy head nurse of the ward), who believes that rules must be followed without exception. A band of patients get caught in the crossfire and the audience is left to decide who was right and who was wrong.
By Edward Albee
Directed by Ensemble Member Amanda Sitton
Featuring Ensemble Member Dana Case as Nancy and Ensemble Member Justin Lang as Leslie
May 18 – June 9, 2013
Winner of the 1975 Pulitzer Prize. While having a picnic on the dunes of a quiet beach, Nancy and Charlie, a couple facing retirement, have a spirited debate about how to spend the rest of their lives. Nancy wants adventure and excitement and Charlie would just like to rest. A very unique couple arrives on the same sand dune and have Nancy and Charlie questioning their relationship, each other and their very sanity. An examination of marriage and family that only Edward Albee could create.
Season passes are now on sale and can be purchased by visiting www.NewVillageArts.org or by calling 760-433-3245.


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Grupo Agrosiete - Fincas Altamar, Altagracia y Altamira
Plantaciones America or Las Americas (formerly Grupo Agrosiete SAS) is a group of three banana farms from the Urabá region in Colombia founded in 1979. The organization became Fair Trade Certified™ not only to improve living conditions for their community, but also to increase productivity and overall product quality. Joint Body members have named their organization "Without Limits" and are truly working for the benefit of those less privileged in their region.
We are very thankful for the help you provide by buying our product, thanks to that, we were able to graduate and improve our lives and the lives of our children. "
Las Americas Workers Joint Statement
Emergency Fund
The Joint Body at Las Americas has allocated a part of Fair Trade premiums for a collective emergency fund for workers. This budget is intended for emergency expenses such as an unforeseen death, major medical procedures and natural disasters.
Environmental Projects
Las Americas workers use Fair Trade premiums to organize environmental trainings and workshops. They are currently implementing a reforestation program. Las Americas is very invested in conservation initiatives.


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Most diners would choose to cover up in loose-fitting clothing while indulging in decadent Italian cuisine. But in Santa Monica on Thursday, Rihanna went in the complete opposite direction.
The daring diva wore just a lace bandeau bra and a matching see-through crocheted skirt for her dinner at upscale Italian eatery Giorgio Baldi. Underneath, she appeared to be wearing a tiny thong or no underwear at all.
The midriff-baring outfit was an interesting choice to wear at the establishment, where the most expensive item on the menu is the $90, 2.5-pound Maine lobster.
But the "Where Have You Been" singer, 24, looked excited to flaunt her rock-hard abs and peekaboo ensemble in public, as she demonstrated in the Instagram pic below.
"In da trap," she wrote in the caption.
Tell Us: What do you think of Rihanna's fine-dining attire?