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The epic chase that wasn't, Danny's last stand, and rapid doubles
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Oct 9, 2013: Andrew Strauss, Angus Fraser and Nasser Hussain have all confirmed they are not in the running to replace Hugh Morris as managing director of England cricket
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Aug 20, 2013: Nasser Hussain and Rahul Dravid, former England and India captains, have called for the restoration of the Champions Trophy and the severe restriction of bilateral limited-overs series to reinvigorate Test cricket
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Jul 11, 2012: In all the talk about Mark Ramprakash's unfulfilled talent, there is little acknowledgement of the unique pressures he faced
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Sep 7, 2011: Nasser Hussain looks at the challenge ahead of his former coach, his own experience as a British Asian captaining England, and how to balance cricket's three formats
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England's rise to No. 1
England reach their first peak
Aug 14, 2011: The groundwork which enabled England to reach No. 1 in the Test rankings was put in place before the new millennium
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"He's been dismissed as a result of some poor decisions and conduct that is not in line with standards we have in place at Georgia," Richt said Sunday in a press release. "I have had discussions with Michael and he understands the decision. He expressed a desire to find a path back to the team at some point but that's a decision that will depend on several factors and will come at a later date."
Lemon played in seven games last season recording six total tackles.
The 20-year-old redshirt sophomore defensive end turned himself in and was charged July 3 with misdemeanor battery and felony aggravated battery after Athens-Clarke police said he beat a fellow student during a June 29 cookout an at Athens apartment complex.
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Coachella 2012 was an interesting one. First off, we're still not done with it. There's going to be a "identical" weekend 2 coming up tomorrow which is just an odd idea. Secondly, I actually had phone service for the first time ever so I was able to send out some random thoughts while I was there (collected for your enjoyment below). This was also the first time it's ever rained at a Coachella, it's notorious for being VERY dry and hot all day. In any case, enjoy!
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Kasabian destroyed the Mohave, they should be called destroyer... Oh wait..
St vincent does a new song, crocodile, and crowd surfs for the entire song. Fuck yea!
The best parts of Noel and the high flying birds set were the oasis songs and the singles.
Andrew Bird was a delight. On to Noel!
Not a buzzcocks fan, but they are really tearing up the gobi stage right now!
Damnit! Tune-yards are good. I was so convinced they'd be shit. But in this context (live), with their other songs, they are wonderful.
Vaccines were meh. Destroyer will destroy you with their smooth sax and soft vocals.
Day 2 starts off with a bang with We Were Promised Jetpacks. Such a powerful set for a crap timeslot.
Correction, It was Gary Clark Jr. that was amazing. Really, everyone should check him out, the highlight of the day for me.
Man, I haven't seen pulp in 18 years. This is fantastic.
Girls were great, Madeon is killing it right now in the Sahara!!
Grouplove is this year's polyphonic spree!
5 minutes into jimmy cliff jr's set and I'm in love. This is fuckin awesome
The main food area has been expanded. The gobi tent is vastly bigger. I believe this is the first time it's rained at Coachella
Right off the bat my one sone preview is wrong. The Deer Hunter are way better then I thought they would be.
My Coachella 2012 is about to get started with the deer hunter!!
Other thoughts: Yuck was fantastic, one of the best for Friday. I enjoyed the set by James as well. Madness was a tad boring for me, then again I'm not a hardcore fan and they didn't play any "hits" while I was there as I left early to get a good spot for Pulp. By the end of Pulp, I was so freezing that I just left as I've seen everyone else that I wanted to before. The Big Pink put on a decent show, they have an adorable drummer. Grace Potter wasn't my thing, AWOLNATION sucked, Squeeze was boring, but probably for the same reason that Madness was boring. Godspeed You! Black Emperor was brilliant, didn't bother with Radiohead as I'm not a big fan of their current stuff and I've seen them a dozen times before.
And I didn't bother with Sunday as there just wasn't enough good bands to stick around for. Crazy I know, but this is what happens when you get older and have a kid. Stuff like this just isn't as important as it used to be. So this may be my last Coachella. I'll still buy a ticket for next year just in case the Stone Roses play, but that's probably the only band that'll make me come back. It's been a fantastic 10+ years with the event but when it comes down to it, Coachella is a MASSIVE pain in the ass.
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Oct 03, 2006 - 9:26 am
For those that had Neck Dissections, after treatment; why did your dr suggest ND?
Did you have it because your scans showed something?
What scans did you have?
When after treatment did you have your scans?
What did they show?
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Oct 08, 2006 - 10:15 pm
I wish I understood what you were really asking. I had a radical disecction that included having half of my tongue removed for a graft and all lymph nodes on right side of neck removed (among whatever else). But there was no option for me, really. Okay, I was asked, but basically there was a biopsy that showed cancer in the tongue and in the neck...if they did rad and chemo first, they feared the tissue would become too soft, for want of a more professional word, for them to do successful surgery...so they wanted to do the surgery and THEN do rad and chemo...to improve my chances for permanent recovery and survival. Does that help at all?
Take care.
Oct 09, 2006 - 11:20 am
Well to clarify; not everyone after completing treatment is told to have ND surgery. So I'm wondering what is your doctors criteria.
Some have ND routinely as part of treatment and some have it only if there is areas of concern (when rad/chemo treatment is completed).
So did you have scans when your treatment finished that showed areas of concern? or was it just routine.
Oct 09, 2006 - 3:41 pm
Oh. I definitely can't be of help. I had the surgery FIRST. No ifs ands or buts. BECAUSE they feared the other treatments would impact ability to do surgery. I was given percentages for success if they "just" did chemo and rad, and percentages if they first did surgery and then rad and chemo, and the difference in odds was sufficient for me that I went ahead and chose to have the surgery: the one stipulation in there, again, being that if I chose the other way, I might not be able to HAVE the surgery, at least not the surgery as they Intended to do it.
Take care.
Oct 10, 2006 - 12:40 pm
Hey LisaAB...I had a neck disection because the cancer had spread to the lymph nodes in the left side of my neck. I had tonsil cancer and they removed my tonsil on the left side and 15 lymph nodes as well...There was cancer in 2 of them. I had 8 weeks of radiaton IMRT and seem to be doing fine....that was 2004-2005...I am approaching 2 years now....i have dry mouth and a stiff neck but am still on this side of the grass....I hope this helps....are you going through something similar?
Nov 27, 2006 - 1:57 pm
Hi Tavz77:
Sorry to change the subject, but you seem to have the same type of cancer that my husband has. He just finished his treatment and wanted to know if anyone had any info on how long the mucositis will last (horrible phlem).
He is supposed to have a neck disection to remove lymph nodes in december, but until he has his scans, nothing has been set in stone yet.
Thanks for any info you can provide.
God Bless.
Oct 19, 2006 - 7:13 pm
Nov 04, 2006 - 11:34 pm
Thanks all.
Dennis, what kind of scans did you have post treatment. And what did they biopsy?
Thanks again,
Nov 10, 2006 - 11:03 am
Nov 14, 2006 - 5:07 pm
cancer was diagnosed at stage 4...and very aggressive. three lymph nodes were 5-6 cm (yes, i said cm)thick.


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Panthers goalie Tim Thomas lef the ice 7:31 into the first period after giving up two quick goals, however, he seemed to get his feet tangled with teammate Mike Weaver just before the second tally.
Thomas, 39, was replaced by Jacob Markstrom. The Panthers are calling it a lower-body injury. Thomas will not return and will be evaluated tomorrow in Tampa.
Panthers coach Kevin Dineen held a longer-than-usual morning skate at Wells Fargo Center and started it by working with asst. coach Craig Ramsay only with the power-play units. The Panthers are 0-for-11 on the power play in the first two games.
Surprisingly, with the 0-3 Flyers expecting to come out with even more intensity than usual in an effort to show newly hired coach Craig Berube they're behind him, Dineen is sitting enforcer-type Krys Barch, as well as the usual suspects, defenseman Matt Gilroy and forward Joey Crabb.
Berube was a bonafide enforcer with 250 fights, according to hockeyfights.com, and as I wrote yesterday, had a series of brawls with Panthers favorite enforcer Paul Laus, as well as that nasty incident with Peter Worrell. They probably could use Barch's dukes tonight. We'll see.
Young forward Drew Shore will be back in the lineup after being scratched in Saturday's 7-0 debacle in St. Louis.
Dineen said he thought backup goalie Jacob Markstrom played well in relief of Tim Thomas in the third period Saturday, despite giving up two goals on the first four shots he faced. Dineen credited the shooters. He didn't commit to giving Markstrom a start, saying he's going with his best lineup.
It's still highly probably that Markstrom starts in Tampa, the final leg of this franchise-long season-opening four-game road trip because the Panthers play their home opener the following night. It's unlikely that Dineen will ask 39-year-old Thomas to play in back-to-backs after not playing at all last year.


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U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernest Moniz today during a visit to Los Alamos National Laboratory and the new biological laboratory built by the New Mexico Consortium (NMC) to explore alternative fuel sources from algae and other plants said that Los Alamos and all the DOE labs have a major role in addressing two key initiatives of the President.
"In view of the President's emphasis on nuclear security and climate change, the work at Los Alamos has never been more important," Secretary Moniz said.
Moniz also addressed Los Alamos employees and received briefings on the Laboratory's nuclear weapons and intelligence work. It was the first visit by an Energy secretary to Los Alamos since 2009.
Moniz was accompanied by Rep. Ben Ray Luján and New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology President Daniel Lopez.
Moniz also met privately with Gov. Susana Martinez.
Here is a statement from the governor's office.
"The Governor was pleased to meet with U.S. Secretary of Energy Ernie Moniz in Los Alamos during his brief visit to New Mexico.
"During their private meeting, the governor congratulated the Secretary on his recent Senate confirmation and thanked him personally for the Department's role in securing additional funding necessary to meet the milestones outlined in the 2012 agreement between the State and the Department which was drafted as a result of the Governor's personal visit to LANL during the Las Conchas fire in 2011 and designed to prioritize the clean-up of 3706 cubic meters of TRU waste stored above-ground at LANL.
"Governor Martinez also stressed the importance of both Los Alamos National Lab and Sandia National Lab to the country's national security, the labs' legacies in New Mexico, and the need for predictable and adequate funding for ongoing activities at WIPP.
"She was encouraged by the Secretary's shared belief in the value of the mission and the highly-skilled workforce at the labs and WIPP and she looks forward to working collaboratively with the secretary on future endeavors tied to the success of our labs, their employees, and communities. "
The NMC is a non-profit formed by the three New Mexico research universities to engage universities and industry in scientific research in the nation's interest and to increase the role of Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) in science, education and economic development in the state.
The Biological Laboratory was built by the NMC in partnership with the County of Los Alamos, Los Alamos National Bank and Los Alamos National Laboratory. The County of Los Alamos played a critical role in the project, providing a $2.6 million toward construction of the building.
The NMC Biological Laboratory supports the LANL/NMC initiative in sustainable global energy and food security. This initiative pursues joint research on higher yielding biofuel production systems and more nutritious and higher yielding crops.
"Los Alamos National Laboratory has been forward thinking and innovative in pursuing new mechanisms to engage with universities and industry through the NMC. I am very excited about the future of this partnership. " said NMC Executive Director Katharine Chartrand.
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Pregame notes from Texas
ARLINGTON, Texas — The Red Sox are "brainstorming" according to Terry Francona to try to figure out how to get in all three games against Oakland this weekend with a hurricane bearing down on New England.
The Athletics don't have another series in Boston this season or return to the East Coast. There are no mutual off days, either. So if they don't get three games in this weekend, they would have to do it on Sept. 29, the day before the playoffs start.
Nobody wants to do that.
According to the current weather reports, Hurricane Irene is supposed to arrive in New England later in the day on Saturday. So a doubleheader on Friday or Saturday might be needed.
As we get information on that, we'll pass it on. As to baseball matters:
• Bobby Jenks threw a simulated game down in Florida and is ready to start a rehab assignment on Saturday. Where has not been determined.
• J.D. Drew left for home and is set to play for Lowell on Friday.
• Tim Wakefield and Jon Lester will head home early in the day tomorrow to get some rest. Wakefield starts Friday and Lester on Saturday.
• Mavericks owner Mark Cuban was in the clubhouse and met Francona along with several players.
• Kevin Youkilis is exercising, but has not started baseball activities. That could happen on Friday. Francona said he remains hopeful that Youk would be ready to go when his 15 days are up. That would be Sept. 2.


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Petula Dvorak
Washington Post Columnist
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 1:00 PM
Washington Post columnist Petula Dvorak was online Tuesday, Sept. 1 at 1 p.m. ET to discuss why the Jaycee Lee Dugard abduction is every parent's worst nightmare.
In her column, Past Nightmare Underlines Fears of Today, Dvorak writes that Dugard's abduction in 1991 "changed my tiny California home town of South Lake Tahoe forever...Her reappearance last week at the age of 29 generated headlines across the country -- a chilling reminder to me and millions of other parents that it can happen anywhere, to anyone."
A transcript follows.
Petula Dvorak is a new Metro columnist. Her column appears in the Metro section on Tuesdays and Fridays. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Petula Dvorak: Good afternoon, hope everyone had a nice lunch. Thanks for coming here today. I would love to talk about the Jaycee Lee Dugard case or anything else that strikes you as interesting on this lovely, pre-fall day.
Arlington, Va.: Hi Petula,
I was also in junior high in South Lake Tahoe when Jaycee was kidnapped (it sounds like I was a year ahead of your brother), and my younger sister was in the fourth grade. I appreciated your column because the kidnapping had the same effect on my sister and me. We moved from Tahoe shortly thereafter, but I remember how we looked at playing in the woods and on the streets and waiting for the school bus so differently thereafter.
What a nightmare these kidnappings are for children, their families, and their communities. Best wishes for Jaycee's and her children's recoveries.
Petula Dvorak: Thanks for the comment--so great to hear from a fellow South Tahoe-an.
As you know, it was an amazingly frightening thing to happen in our small town, as they always are. I remember that the Etan Patz case-- the child kidnapped on his way to school in New York City -- and the Adam Walsh case -- the boy taken from a Sears in Hollywood, Florida-- were fresh on everyone's minds. But when you're in a small town, it feels like those things only happen in big cities or big malls.
Unfortunately, the Jaycee case made it clear to everyone that it can happen anywhere, fueling an already murky area of parenting by fear.
Baltimore, Md.: I feel bad for your kids. I don't mean that in a cruel way -- chances are you are a good mom -- but I think it does them a disservice if we lead by fear. If we stop letting kids learn independence because one girl was kidnapped, licking the bowl because one person dies from E coli in the cookie dough ... that's just sad. Automobile accidents are far more common, yet we don't stop driving.
Petula Dvorak: Baltimore,
Thanks for reading. And I feel sorry for my kids too...I'm sure I'll find some way to traumatize them, as all us kids do.
But I tried to talk a little about that dilemma, that push-and-pull that we feel as parents when it comes to issues like this.
Yes, I want my boys to know what it's like to bike all the way to the store for the first time and buy something on your own. How BIG and IMPORTANT I felt that day---still remember it.
But my mom didn't have the Jaycee case at the time lurking in her mind as a possibility. As parents, we look at all the possibilities and we do our best to protect our kids from them all--no matter how inane or improbable they are.
I certainly don't plan to keep my children locked up and bubble-wrapped. But I have to make those decisions on a daily basis.
And for the record, I totally let them lick the bowl, the beaters, the spatula -- cookie, cake, brownie--all of it. And I'm sure I'll get lots of people telling me how dumb that is.
Fairfax, Va.: Aren't you just fear mongering by writing columns like "Fears of Today"?
Child abductions by strangers is exceedingly rare, though I appreciate the difficulty your family faced when it happened in your hometown.
And for the record, I will walk with my 7-year-old child, every step of the way, to school because I don't want him hit by a car -- statistically much more likely to happen than a kidnapping.
Petula Dvorak: Fairfax: I completely agree with you on the car thing.
I recently told an old friend of mine whose husband stressing about an upcoming trip to China with their daughter: "tell him the most dangerous part of that trip --statistically -- is the freeway drive to the airport." Really.
I've been a reporter for 20 years, I have seen far more devastation on highways -- beheadings, crushed children, severed legs -- than I've seen kidnapped children. That's the reality.
But as a parent, you also are faced with the burden of trying to protect them from everything you know can harm them. Too much? Do I still drive on the freeway? Of course. Am I all messed up about it? Yes. That's why parents (many) look the way I do!
Los Angeles: I have to say, this case and others like it with even worse outcomes scare the living hell out of me. I have a 12-month-old little girl and, prior to becoming a mom, would have easily put myself on the "kids need to be kids and have independence" side of this argument. And I do truly believe that but I literally lay awake at night with images of Polly Klass' and Adam Walsh's sweet, smiling faces in my head and wonder how a parent can even BREATHE again knowing that something so awful has happened to their child. I have a grip on reality, I swear I do, but I have never felt the kind of fear that arises in me when I think about losing my child in such a way. I know my little girl will need to develop her independence at some point but I truly don't know how I'm going to deal with it.
Petula Dvorak: Los Angeles:
Exactly! One of the lines that I kept wanting to write as I was struggling with this column was this truth in my life: I can read all the Dr. Spock, Dr. Sears, Dr. Brazelton, etc, as I embark on parenting and try to learn how to be a good mother, but the sad truth is, Phil Garrido will end up making many of my parenting decisions for me.
Anonymous: How close is the Dugard's house to Garrido's house?
Petula Dvorak: They lived almost 200 miles apart.
I know this because I made many illicit trips to San Francisco (Echo and the Bunnymen concert!!)without my parents knowledge, and had to calculate exactly how long I had before I was supposed to be back home "from a day at Judy's house".
My Gosh, we talk about all the things we think we can control as parents. I fear what they will do behind my back! (And I hope Mom isn't reading this)
Washington, D.C.: People think I am crazy, but I would love for someone to invent a GPS micro-chip locator for kids. I'm not kidding. An implant like the micro-chip my dog has, with a GPS transmitter than can only be activated by police and ONLY with the written consent of a legal guardian (and a judge). (This to ensure that it won't become an inadvertent tracking device for kids out after curfew.) Imagine how many children could be found mere hours after an abduction, if police could track their location. (BTW, in my invention, the device would dissolve or be removed at age 18.)
Petula Dvorak: Washington: What a great invention! And if we could feed it to them hidden inside a peanut butter sandwich, like we give dogs medicine, it would be perfect.
But seriously, I don't think we're far off from something like this.
Silver Spring, Md.: Petula, your columns are so down-to-earth and well-written, glad the Post has given you this forum. Do you know about the Lyon sisters, Katherine and Sheila, who vanished from the Wheaton shopping mall, at Eastertime 1975? Their disappearance meant my sister and I were never again allowed to go to the store without a parent or other grownup. Has the Post done any recent follow-ups on that tragic case? It is haunting that TWO young girls could be taken together. I pray for their family daily.
Petula Dvorak: Silver Spring:
Thanks so much for reading and thanks for your nice comments--a newbie like me can use one of these today!
I am not familiar with the Lyon sisters case, but you've piqued my interest, I'll look it up.
And your comment goes to prove that the old "this day and age" argument is kind of useless. It affected your childhood in 1975. That's not because your parents were unreasonable. It happened because they knew about it because it was in your neighborhood.
The amazing folks at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children said that the 100-120 average rate of children kidnapped annually has not really changed, even from back in OUR childhoods. But 24-hour television has happened, the internet has happened, our awareness of these things has changed our perception, I think.
So instead of the Lyon case that affected your childhood or the Etan Patz case that affected folks growing up in New York in the 1970s or the Jaycee case that was probably unknown nationwide in 1991 but changed my little hometown -- we feel like this is happened ALL THE TIME. But statistically, it's not.
So the new challenge for TODAY'S parents is to stop and not be affected by information overload. So hard.
DC via Wheaton: I grew up in the 60s and 70s. My mother, a former social worker, was a master of "parenting by fear," even before the Lions girls disappeared. (In fact, their disappearance didn't have that much affect on me, since I was already locked down.) My upbringing took a terrible toll.
I'm a natural introvert, but it took years to learn to feel safe being alone. Now I go where and when I want and the freedom is wonderful!
Petula Dvorak: DC via Wheaton: What an interesting comment! Your mom, as a social worker, probably saw some horrific things. They are such amazing people, social workers, they command my utmost respect, I could never do what they do.
But it obviously took a toll on you, and that's always tough to see.
Good for you for working through that and enjoying freedom today, though.
I wonder, seeing your comments, whether that sort of lockdown, which didn't exist in my childhood home until I left for college and the Jaycee case changed the way my brother would grow up, really affected him.
We are very different and he is a wonderful guy, but definitely more tentative and less intrepid when it comes to social situations.
Something to keep in mind for all parents as we make these decisions about our own children. Thanks so much for writing.
Denver: Thanks for your column. I was 8 years old and living in Reno when Jaycee was kidnapped, and my memory of it mirrors that of your brother.
When I have children, I want them to learn to be independent, but oh, how scary the world can be.
Petula Dvorak: Denver: Thanks for writing! Ah Reno, another place I could make a quick run to the Mall between 3rd and 6th periods in school.
I'm so in for it when my kids drive.
So do I deny them driving?
Of course not.
But you make a great point, especially when we grew up with all kinds of thrills, the independence and character building they gave us. And when we have kids, would we allow them to do what we did?
Hmm...that GPS tracking device is getting to sound better and better...
Arlington, Va.: A child is more likely to be hit by lightning than to be abducted by a stranger. But you'd never know this by reading the paper.
There's a reason America has an incarceration rate that is SEVEN times that of other Western industrialized countries, and why we have "Sex Offender" laws that other countries view as insanely punitive. And part of that reason is the media's ratings-driven sensationalistic reporting of these fantastically uncommon events.
May I ask you to take more responsibility for giving people an accurate picture of the risks they face? Please?
Petula Dvorak: Arlington,
Thanks for writing. And yes, the odds that our kids will be snatched by freak kidnappers are really low.
I think we highlighted that rate -- about 100-120 a year.
But so are odds on the whole lighting-strike thing.
Yet, this Saturday, we had a swimming pool close, a ball practice cancelled and an outdoor birthday party nixed in our lives because the weather report predicted thunderstorms.
Is all of that unreasonable?
Bethesda, Md.: I appreciated your article on abused children. As in kidnapping cases, sometimes the best hope a child has is another adult reporting something suspicious. Yet, how do we balance between reporting something suspicious with not interfering in something we may not understand? One person's impressions of a child locked in a backyard may turn out to be a child with a playhouse.
Petula Dvorak: Bethesda: Thanks so much for writing, that's one to wrangle with, isn't it?
Remember the Banita Jacks case last year? The D.C. Child and Family Services was absolutely flooded with calls from people who suddenly gave in to those suspicions and made reports of child abuse. Their investigation load increased, like 600 percent, I think.
Did any of those suspicions result in real kids getting real help? We'll never know. But probably.
But a few more calls about Banita Jacks -- from neighbors or her family -- may have saved 4 lovely little girls.
I find that often, what your gut tells you is right. My mom drove me crazy with her suspicions about our neighbors. And darn it, she was right most of the time.
Sometimes, a family may not need agency intervention. In many cases, that could be the worst thing to happen to a child. But they need a kind suggestion to visit a city collaborative center that offers food, clothing, utilities assistance and counseling. Maybe slip a card with some addresses under their door if it's a situation you're just not sure about.
Now, would Phil Garrido have responded to some addresses for help shelters and helped Jaycee? No. But a parent who is struggling and at her wit's end might.
Fairfax, Va.: I still think kids need to develop independence gradually, being given progressively more freedom and responsibility as they grow. It's hard work for parents, because you have to try something, see how it goes, talk to your kids about what they are doing well and what they need to work on before you'll lengthen the leash some more, etc. Also you'll survive some sleepless nights, calls from a kid at 1:00 AM when he's totaled his car, etc. But if you haven't done that from early on, how will they become ready for adult responsibilities??
Petula Dvorak: Fairfax: This is a great point and a real way to look at things, thank you.
Parenting is HARD work.
San Francisco: This may come across as smug or snarky, but it is intended as neither. I just wanted to say that I'm so glad not to be raising children in this world/culture. Abductions aside, we live in a trashy society where kids have more and more opportunities to be exposed to (or seek out) inappropriate people and content. I don't envy you, parents. I'm glad I won't be leaving anyone behind to suffer in our increasingly violent, materialistic, narcissistic and environmentally unsound world once I'm gone.
Petula Dvorak: San Francisco: You're making a good point, actually.
Many parents I've talked to said the threat of creeping people prowling the internet is a direct link into their homes--who cares about the scary bus stop dude--the real monsters are coming right in via DSL!
Another concern, of course.
And yeah, if I played my cards right and settled in San Francisco, I may have been having too much fun to stop and have kids...
Columbia Heights, DC: Not much of a question, just a comment. It's a simple fact that these fears of child abduction are overstated, and statistically negligible in comparison with the risk of daily car trips and obesity due to lack of activity. For example, driving a child to school in a vehicle is statistically WAY less safe than allowing children to walk or bike to school alone. It FEELS safer, because as a parent and driver you appear to be in control, but the reality is many, many more kids are hurt in car accidents than by strangers lurking behind bushes. This trend is also really, really bad for children's development, and for society in general. It's just not healthy for kids to grow up not trusting other adults, being escorted everywhere on a short leash (sometimes literally!), experiencing little or no independence. We're raising a generation of weenies, people! One case of child abduction and enslavement in a dungeon of sorts in Europe, and one in the United States, does not make for a trend, or a growing danger. The lack of vigorous outdoor activity and unsupervised play IS a danger.
Petula Dvorak: Columbia Heights: I couldn't agree with you more. Think of all the doofuses texting who can wipe out anyone on the road because they're dashing off zingers from The Hangover to their pals and veer over the double-yellow line.
It's reason you're talking about.
But reason is so elusive when you've got this little life to protect. I mean, if parents were reasonable, would the PeePee TeePee have ever made it to market?
And I love that you used the word "weenie".
Alexandria, Va.: I have to comment. You do the best you can by your kids and sometimes make bad or irrational decisions. But we should always err on the side of safety.
Kidnapping is frightening, no matter what kind of town you live in. And you always see this sweet angelic white faces, but no one shows the pictures or displays the African-American children who are missing, abducted and exploited.
Some of the have to instill a certain aspect of fear in their kids.
Signed me A black mom, keeping it real
Petula Dvorak: Alexandria: You are totally right, thanks for saying that.
It's a sad, awful place when only one type of child is highlighted. I can honestly say, after working in almost a dozen newsrooms, I've never seen coverage given or denied to this situation based on race or ethnicity.
But I have seen authorities place different emphasis and resources on a case -- ergo the media then gives it special attention because we get access and information -- and that is abominable as well.
Of course, it is our job to point out those inequities, and we often fall short. Thanks so much for making that very good point.
Mother of teens: Cell phones have allowed me to give my girls more freedom. This summer, I taught my girls how to use the metro bus so they could ride the bus home from summer camp. They're 13 and 15, and I figured they're together, and they have a cell phone to let me know they're on the bus. It was a great experience for them. They even had to learn how to change buses.
Petula Dvorak: Mother of teens (can I have your number so we can talk when I'm there---I'm gonna need some help!)
You make a great point with cell phones with GPS. I have some friends who have also said that technology has helped them immensely.
Not only do they feel better about letting their children out of sight, but I also know one husband in particular who often gets ratted out when he calls his wife to tell her he's on his way home...but his GPS reveals he's holed up at Starbucks...hmmm. I need this system to pinpoint the region's boating stores vis-a-vis my husband's geographic allegations.
Omaha: I've heard the current number of kidnappings per year is about where it was in the 70's. Do you know if this is true? Also, FWIW, I think you did a good job of balancing "facts vs. feelings" in your story and I didn't perceive it as "fear mongering."
Petula Dvorak: Omaha:
Thanks so much for the comment, that's the plight of a new columnist, balancing my own own feelings with 20 years of experience that taught me to keep my own darn feelings to myself. I really appreciate that.
As far as statistics since the '70s, it's apparently hard to tell. Law enforcement agencies didn't do a very good job of categorizing kidnappings versus runaways versus custody disputes. It wasn't until the 1990s that those data-collecting standards were made clear. But anecdotally, the folks in this field say you're absolutely right, the number of kidnappings in the 1970s seems to be pretty constant compared to those today.
Kids vary so much: In the early 60s in the college town we lived in, there was an incident. So my friends and I, all ages 5 or 6, made a plan to entrap and catch the perpetrator at the neighborhood park. We were permitted to go about our "normal" business, until we started asking parents for a rope. We were stunned to learn that our parents didn't think it was a good idea to try to catch the bad guy ourselves, and that they then put some limits on our activities until some sort of all-clear was given.
It's a bit astonishing now, but at the time it made perfect sense that we would come together to take care of this problem and use ourselves as bait as well as trappers.
It's hard to know what's best in protecting kids while allowing them their freedom. What's clear to me now is that it shouldn't be left to the small fry to make those determinations alone.
Petula Dvorak: Kids vary so much:
I LOVE this story!
With Nancy Drew, The Hardy Boys and Encyclopedia Brown as our heroes, OF COURSE you thought you could catch the bad guys yourselves!
Washington, D.C.: Petula, did you see this regarding cookie dough? Life is freaky.
This Woman Might Die From Eating Cookie Dough
Petula Dvorak: Cookie Dough: I know, I know...I tried to keep my husband from seeing that story.
I know it's bad--what to do?
My little one loves sashimi--not even sushi, he doesn't want the rice, he eats slabs of raw fish.
The sushi chefs usually take pictures of him.
It drives my mother-in-law crazy, with endless stories about the worms he surely will have.
Apparently, I have no culinary boundaries for them. Slap me.
Petula Dvorak: Readers, thank you so, so much for all the great comments. I just couldn't get to all of them, there were so many. But it was so wonderful to have this conversation with y'all.
Please come back next time I'm on, it's really a pleasure to chat.
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i remember as a kid loving watches.  the telememo watches by Casio back in the day was the 'coolest' gadget this geek could ever play with as a 10 yr old.  as a kid, i had prob about 12 different watches; including the Nintendo Super Maio 3 and Tetris game watches (still have and they work), several Casio telememo watches, a few traditional windup pocket watches, and of course the usual cheap $5 digital watch.
in the late 80s and early 90s, watches were a pretty common accessory that almost every single person had. however as cellphones started to become mainstream and used by almost everyone, the wrist watch really started its downward spiral into obscurity and in turn being mainly just a 'fashion' accessory versus being a functional accessory.
so i ask this, where the hell are the cool watches?? no, i don't mean the ones that require me to learn a whole new language or time system or ones that have a mp3 player built in or gps ( http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/watches/Â ).
nope, all i want is this:
a stylish watch that can:
1. display the time
2.be able to glow when i have an incoming call on my phone
3. show me if there are any wifi networks and the signal strength
4. and have the time display be customizable (diff colors or backgrounds)
Thats all i ask for!! these are all reasonable and doable tasks since we have pens that show when you have a call, wifi network detectors built into clothing now.Â
oh yea, at the watch should not cost more than $100 since well... it is only a watch when it comes down to it. :)
EDIT: thinkgeek.com did have a wifi watch; http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/watches/9313/
but add a style like this concept and add bluetooth/mobile phones - http://gizmodo.com/344455/watch-concept-gives-hearing+impaired-people-a-fire-alert and keep the price under $100 and i'm sold!


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Here are a few tips for finding tradesmen to work on your projects, whether its a plumber, electrician, tiler, or builder that you are looking for, these tips will help you find the right person!
1. Ask friends and family for recommendations
It's always worth taking a word of mouth recommendation from a friend or family member- this is definitely the best way to find someone for the job, as (hopefully) someone you know wouldn't recommend someone to you who hadn't done a great job!
2. Check Local Advertising
When builders are taking on larger projects they will often place a board outside the property with their business name and contact details. When you see these it is always good to note down the name and number for future reference, and you will know that you can ask the owner of the property if they had a good experience or not.
3. Use an online recommendation service
I have recently used my www.mybuilder.com to find a tiler, and it's been a surprisingly pleasant experience! I have never used one of these sites before, but it was really easy- you simply enter a short description of the job you need done, and builders/tilers etc are allowed to express their interest in the job. You then look at all the builders who are interested, and also read reviews from their past jobs, which is really important, and something you will never get if you choose a random person from yell.com. Then you shortlist your 5 favourites. Your 5 shortlisters will then call you to arrange to come and give you a quote. After you have received all 5 quotes you just choose your favourite one, and hire them! Everyone turned up on time to give the quotes within two days of me placing the advert, so I am really pleased.
Other similar online services include: www.checkatrade.com and www.ratedpeople.com
A few tips for managing the project...
- Try to get at least three quotes for each job- this will ensure you get a good price, as well as finding someone you feel comfortable with, rather than choosing the first person you meet.
- Always get all of your quotes in writing, with a full breakdown of costs including materials, labour and VAT. For larger jobs use a contract.
- Never pay anything upfront (apart from materials) Most good builders will request payment after the job is complete and they have seen that you are happy with everything. For larger jobs that take more than a few days, staged payments are normally requested weekly or monthly. Make sure you agree this upfront though, and have it written in your quote or contract.
- If you have a problem with anything, let them know immediately, in a firm and polite manner. This gives them the chance to resolve the problem quickly, as it will be much harder to get them to come back and fix something after the job is complete.
- For larger projects with a strict time frame include penalties for finishing late- be sure to include this in the contract and make sure it is signed.
What to avoid...
- Steer clear of anyone unwilling to give a written quote
- Avoid anyone who refuses to give you references
- Avoid anyone who only takes cash (although it's fine if you do decide choose cash as your payment option, as long as they accept other payment types)
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Discussion in 'Android Devices' started by paynomind, May 10, 2010.
My Incredible fell from a 24" coffee table onto the hardwood floor.
Screen shatter!
Is a bit disturbing how easily they shatter.
mine's in a silicone case, which will soon also be in the N1 sleeve lol. takin no chances.
Damn, thats not cool...
WOW!!!!!!! I never liked silicon case, but after this pic.....
bought this one today....has a little bit of a padding and the Inc fits perfectly, nice and no slipping out danger I was scared this might happen with mine sooner or later
I am sorry it happened with yours.....hope you had insurance
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i've got a case and a screen protector on the way
Given how many of these I've seen, it's safe to say that these really were not built strong enough for a $600 phone.
That'll buff right out... =/ Hope ya had insurance on it!!!
my samsung sway was indestructable, and sure as hell wasn't $600!
My plan also. I have the silicone case but am still waiting on the Nexus One sleeve and my Incredible. I hope it won't be too hard to get the phone out with the silicone case on.
It is a shame to see how easily these are shattering. I carry WWP insurance and even so I am still concerned. Don't wanna have to go through an insurance replacement but it seems more and more likely with each new report
somebody on here said it was pretty snug, but that's fine with me! i refuse to take the silicone case off. it's too good a case to not have on. plus, the neoprene will learn to stretch.
Yeah kind of disapointing , coming from the Eris which was a mini tank.
To the OP how did it fall, did it fall flat on the back side of the phone ? maybe landing directly on the camera lens.
I have had in order the Red/Black Hard Case (felt cheap, felt like it would protect the phone but was cheap) got the Body Glove (Felt awesome, made the phone feel indestructable . Only problem was the side of it messed up the accesability of edge of the screenfor my big fingers)
Now I have a black silicon case and love it, while I don't think it's the best I think that the fact that it does make the camera lens even with the case so not all the force will go to one spot. Plus it didn't make the phone too big and still keeps a nice look I also think the 2150battery back will fit in this case.
I'm actually not positive exactly how it landed. I had it plugged in (short cord that it comes with) and my 9 month old niece crawled across the cord and it yanked the phone off the table. It sounded like someone took a baseball bat to a car window. I'm assuming it landed flat on the front, but I'm really not sure.
The good (?) news is, everything still functions just fine. No screen malfunction or touch malfunctions. Just (!) the cracked glass.
Pretty sad about it, as I was very excited to get the phone, and have really been loving it int he week and a half I've had it.
I do in fact have insurance, and plan to swap it out. But, I'm waiting to see if something like the Otterbox or CandyShell type case comes out soon. I'd hate to have a brand-new pristine phone with no case. I'd be nervous. If it goes much longer, however, I'll get a new one, and put a normal silicone on it to try and protect it.
Protect your phones, folks! I can't guarantee that a case would have prevented this, but I sure do like to think it would have.
I bet when the little toddler crawled across the cord, it created a whipping kind of action which made it impact the floor faster than just a straight drop. I mean, a two foot drop on to a hardwood floor shouldn't break this sucker.
I got the silicone case from Verizon its hideous really takes away from the natural sexiness of the phone makes it kinda thick too but I guess it'll do until seidio/ Verizon comes out with something better not really trying to take any chances ..I think they could have built this a little better its powerful but in a weak shell
Yea dropped mine talking onto the pavement standing up. It's in the red and black gradient case. It put a ding in the corner and the case fell apart but the phone still works and the dinged corner is completely covered with the case back on. I'm poor so I went with the $1.99 insurance. The other was $5.99 a month I think and $89 deductable so I gotta be more careful but they can take a big fall if it lands right lol. Mine was a 6 foot drop in a parking lot.
How much is the deductible with the $1.99 insurance?
sorry you don't like the case! do you have the red or black? i have the black and love it. it's just thick enough to prevent the camera lens from protruding, a big plus to me.
I got the black too just not my style I guess I hope seidio comes out with something good I loved the seidio case on my Droid
Ouch... thats a hard one dude... shall get one hard cover right away..
$1.99 isn't an insurance option, its an extended warranty and it does 0% good until after the 1 year manufactures warranty expires. Basicly you have to pay for it for a full year before it takes effect and then it only covers manufactures defects.
yeah pretty soon i think we'll be seeing manyyy more options for incredible cases. it's definitely pretty limited right now.


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a VirtualTourist member from Valencia
My wife and I are going to Zamboanga in August and I have some questions.
I ´ve read that there are not taxis from the airport to the city, Is that true?
I would like to take a dip at a beach. What is the best and safest beach?
What about a good restaurant to eat lechon?
I read that many people speak chavacano. As a spanish speaker , I wonder if I will have trouble understanding zamboangueños and viceversa . If not, is English widely spoken?
Thank you all
I didn't see any taxi when I was there but there was a lot of jeepneys and tricycles. If you are staying in Lantaka Hotel, they are on the beach front so it's probably safe to swim there. If you want, you can probably rent a boat to take you to Pink Beach (Great Santa Cruz Island) about 20 min. away from the hotel. You won't have problems of being understood by the Zamboangenos as English is widely spoken there. :) No idea about the lechon.
Thanks Monina for the infomation
there are no cabs at the airport but lots of tricycles are lined up to take you where you want to go. The drivers can charge you a hefty 100php for a short ride, so be careful, i think the fare would start around 50php nowadays. What hotel will you be staying in, there's a hotel on walking distance called the Garden Orchid hotel.
Chavacano is a vernacular of the spanish language and some visayan dialects so you will have very little or no problem understanding them. The people may be a little apprehensive speaking in the english language but they understand it very well.
If you happen to be near Barangay Guiwan there are stalls at the front of the wet market selling lechon and you can probably get them at lower prices.
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DC Jewish Blog Round Up
In case you weren't able to read the other local Jewish blogs this week, here are a few of my favorite articles:
The Blog at 16th and Q:
- Jewish Art Around Town… Nira Pereg: Check out the Hirshhorn for some … interesting … Israeli art.
- Technology: A Relationship Breaker or Maker?: Samantha asks whether technological developments are good, or whether we yearn for the days "when [we] were in elementary school and [we would] sit by the phone after school waiting to see if [our] crush was going to call?" Woah. I definitely wasn't dating in elementary school, and as for whether technology is a good thing, my answer is a "definite yes." Without text messages, I don't think I could have ever gone on a date. (As it is, my grand total is probably below 5).
Jewish Policy Center:
- What the Palestinian Street Wants: Samara Greenberg shares a recent poll from the Palestinian Center for Public Opinion: "more Arab East Jerusalemites prefer to become citizens of Israel than citizens of a future Palestinian state, with 35 percent choosing Israel and 30 percent choosing the future state. The remaining 35 percent either declined to answer or said they didn't know." Shocking that they should prefer to live in a country of economic prosperity and individual liberty…
Washington Jewish Week:
- White House to get new Jewish liaison, sources say. Adam Kredo keeps us updated on the White House's latest shuffles in Jewish outreach. This must be further evidence that the White House is totally unconcerned about losing the Jewish vote.
- Putting Israel in present tents. Meredith Jacobs says Jewish students and parents now have one more thing to consider when selecting a college: "Is it friendly to Israel." Certainly local campuses UMD and GW are, but The Israel on Campus Coalition (ICC) is looking to expand this list.
Mesorah DC's "A Pondering Jew's Blog":
- Tickets for the big event: Rabbi Berkman tells a story about the difficulty of finding high holiday tickets. He also questions whether we should have high holiday tickets.
Capital J blog (JTA):
- Mr. President, Jew say janitor?: Ron Kampeas shares this humorous Jewish slip from President Obama. Poor guy… he's probably been thinking about Jews since NY-9, and he's speaking all the time… It's no surprise then that Jew accidentally got substituted for janitor.
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- In The Moment – Blog of Moment Magazine
- Jewish DC – By Rachel Mauro
- Jewish Policy Center
- Mesorah DC's "A Pondering Jew's Blog"
- Mesorah DC's "Mesorah Minute"
- ShalomNOVA.org – Jewish Federation of NOVA
- ShlaomDC.org – The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington
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Daily Dose Of Jealousy: Ryan Reynolds
Boy, that Ryan Reynolds has it tough. He has been attached to star in two comic book adaptations, Deadpool and R.I.P.D., for some time and judging by his schedule and the projected production timelines of the pair of films, it looks like he's not going to be able to do both. Sophie's Choice this is not, but for fans it's a downer.
It appears Reynolds is legitimately interested in both of them, but as he told io9, Hollywood is "so fickle and contingent on so many factors." Poor dude, he's got movies coming up with Jason Bateman, Olivia Wilde, Denzel Washington (Bateman and Wilde co-star in The Change-Up and Washington in Safe House) and then he has to decide which franchise he'd like to be a part of. Man, I'd hate to have to make that call.
But I'll make it anyway. He should do Deadpool. The character is such an asshole and so funny, it would be the perfect blend of Van Wilder and Hannibal King (his brawny vampire slayer from Blade: Trinity). Plus that character was totally shafted in the movie-that-shall-not-be-named (X-Men Origins: Wolverine – curse you editors!). Also, I've never heard of R.I.P.D. but that looks stupid based on its name. Dude, I judge books based on their spine cover. I'm hardcore like that.
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creeping looking through blogs I stumbled upon this. Pastor Mark Driscoll is the lead pastor at Mars Hill church and he blogs over here... I have watched a couple of his podcasts and I follow him on Twitter. He is a pretty inspirational and amazing guy. Anyways, this blog post was about napping. Particularly that we should nap because Jesus napped. You should go check it out...
I know that in this crazy, multi-tasking, busy, "get it done as fast as possible" world it is hard to just lay down and relax. Pastor Mark explains that while on Earth we will get tired, just like Jesus.
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