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Fri. 9/8 - Thurs. 9/21
After jaunts through northern England and Italy, Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon embark on another deliciously deadpan culinary road trip. This time around, the guys head to Spain to sample the best of the country's gastronomic offerings in between rounds of their hilariously off-the-cuff banter. Over plates of pintxos and paella, the pair exchange barbs and their patented celebrity impressions, as well as more serious reflections on what it means to settle into middle age. As always, the localesare breathtaking, the cuisine to die for, and the humor delightfully devilish.
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In this thrilling coming-of-age story, a rigorously trained and talented young dancer is determined to find her voice in a cutthroat world. Polina (played by Anastasia Shevtsova, a professional dancer who has performed with Saint Petersburg's Mariinsky Theatre) is a promising classical ballet dancer about to join the prestigious Bolshoi Ballet when she discovers contemporary dance, a revelation that throws everything into question on a profound level. Diverting from her plan, she leaves all her exacting preparation behind and moves to France to work with famous choreographer Liria Elsaj (played by French Academy Award-winner Juliette Binoche who has danced with London-based dancer/choreographer Akram Khan). But once there she is quickly forced to grapple with the realization that determination and hard work don't always lead to success.
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Walk With Me is an inspirational, meditative film about a community of Zen Buddhist monks and nuns who have dedicated their lives to mastering the art of mindfulness with their world-famous teacher Thich Nhat Hanh. Each of the three nights Walk With Me is being shown, there will be a 12- to 15-minute guided meditation preceding the film at 7 p.m. On Mon., Sept. 18 and Wed. Sept. 20, Susie Fagundes, a well-known consciousness coach, who is also a licensed minister, Reiki Master and an intuitive Theta(TM) practitioner, will lead the meditation as she does for groups and private classes at her Downtown Modesto business Intrinsic Elements. Susie has studied with countless leaders in the fields of science, medicine and spirituality for more than 40 years. For an easily mastered meditation technique, called The So Hum Meditation, Susie suggests this YouTube video:
On Tues., Sept. 19, the meditation will be
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Modesto. Tim Lechuga, a singer songwriter who has played on international
stages over the past 40 years will accompany the meditation on singing bowls.
In 2005 Tim began studying yoga and Sanskrit under the teachings of the
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The family of seven-year old Jordan Arredondo said their final goodbyes to their child Tuesday as his body was prepared for organ donation at Driscoll Children's Hospital.
Jordan died Sunday as a result of injuries he sustained when a television fell off its stand and landed on top of him at the Mary McLeod Bethune Day Nursery Thursday afternoon.
Jordan's family said they want him to be remembered as a fun, loving and energetic boy who loved to dance. In fact, in December of 2012, 3News captured video of him dancing in a talent show at George Evans Elementary.
"Always a big smile or a big laugh," said Robert Arredondo, Jr., Jordan's grandfather. "His beautiful eyes just make you happy."
Arredondo said it brings a bit of joy to his heart knowing that a part of Jordan will help save others. The seven-year old's body has been preserved since then so that his organs can be donated to those in need.
Meanwhile, the family has not yet made funeral arrangements. They are still having a hard time coping with their loss.
"He's my little angel," Arredondo, Jr., said. "I'm going to miss him a lot."
A benefit will be held at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at a lot on the corner of Baldwin and Cloyde to help cover the costs of Jordan's funeral. Hamburgers and chips will be on sale for $6 a plate, and the event will go on until they sell out.
Family Prepares to Donate Organs of Seven-Year Old Jordan Arredondo
The family of seven-year old Jordan Arredondo said their final goodbyes to their child Tuesday as his body was prepared for organ donation at Driscoll Children's Hospital.
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Helping Jobseekers With Social Media
February 16, 2009
(Welcome KSDK viewers - have a look around and click through the links in this post.)
Click here to view the segment on Today In St Louis.
Looking for work? Hoping to use social media to find it? Here are some resources you really ought to be tapping into in your job search.
Ultimate Job Hunting Secrets. This is the best book I've read for jobseekers, ever. Most books are written for only top people. They are written with the assumption that you are a highly driven, highly successful, name brand employee with the ability to negotiate high salaries and with the resources to wait out job offers. That's not many of us. This book lays out the basics for those who aren't used to looking for work.
JibberJobber: JibberJobber.com, and his book, I'm on LinkedIn, Now What. Jason Alba was a jobseeker a few years ago, and launched a site to help him find work. He's since turned it into a program that is extremely helpful in managing your search.
BeYourOwnHeadhunter.com - run by Paul DeBettignies, the MNHeadhunter, who is turning a lot of his focus to helping candidates.
Are you an executive, with your own unique jobhunting challenges? Head on over to NetShare.com, where executives learn to pitch themselves, network with other executives, and get advice from top coaches.
There's also this post of mine that was published at Marketing Profs on how to raise your profile so headhunters will find you. And an old favorite, 8 ways to get noticed online. It all boils down to a single piece of advice. Figure out what you're interested in. Go online and find people discussing that topic. Engage those people, and make sure that you have a profile somewhere online that tells people you are available.
Top Secret Recruiting Tip: Don't say you're "looking for work." Instead say you are "interviewing for new positions."
Social Networking In The Job Search {Gulp}
February 13, 2009
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Steve Finkel In St Louis February 19th
February 12, 2009
Time: February 19, 2009 from 7:30am to 10am
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As you know, Steve Finkel is an Internationally acclaimed speaker and trainer in the Search and Placement Industry. He is arguably our industry's most respected and experienced author and trainer, and has seen our industry through multiple cycles of good times and bad.
His speaking programs with virtually every association on five continents have drawn the highest accolades from industry veterans, associations and publications. His book "Breakthrough!" now distributed in 25 countries, addresses market downturns from a recruiter's viewpoint and his 5-volume CD series "Turbulent Times!" is now guiding the best firms in our industry through the current recession.
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Skill Improvement for Downturns
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Rehabcare Column Up At ERE.Net
February 11, 2009
I have a column up at ERE on the success of the social media recruiting projects at Rehabcare. Rehabcare is a local company that hires occupational, speech, and physical therapists for facilities nationwide. Recruiting is a very important division in the company, as there is a shortage of therapists, and competition is fierce for new graduates.
The column lays out a good portion of the social media strategies that have been employed, including Facebook, podcasts, maps and pictures, all centered around the Rehabcare college blog. For most clients, I don't get the chance to talk much about what they are doing. Social media is a long-term project that has to fit into the DNA of a company, and gathering results takes time. For Rehabcare, those results are good enough they let me write about them. Social Media types won't be surprised by the tone of the piece, but credit has to be given to the Campus Relations staff. For 18 months now they've integrated social media into their hiring in small ways.
Social media has not been a silver bullet, and it certainly doesn't replace the work the team already performs. Rather, the social media projects enhance its profile, and are an easy way to communicate with its audience. That communication clearly contributed to its success last year, especially in the eyes of the executives, who have green-lighted even more ambitious recruiting goals and strategies despite a tough economy.
The lesson is an important one. Social media recruiting works, but only when in concert with a strong team, a knowledgeable manager, and buy-in from executives. There are no starry-eyed Facebook surfers or YouTube watchers in this department. Just recruiters using social media to do their jobs — better.
I like this piece. It's a good summary of where internal departments need to head for Recruiting 2.0.
I'll Be On Today In St Louis Monday Morning
February 10, 2009
Just finished an interview with Jasmine Huda of KSDK on the use of social networks in hiring. It is planned to air Monday, February 16th between 5 and 7 am.
Heading on over to the KSDK site, you can see their heavy emphasis on hiring. The site of the day is LinkedIn, a recent article talked hiring for Gen Y, and the bit we recorded was on using social networks and social media to get hired.
Here's my quick candidate primer - don't join social networks to get jobs. Join social networks to make connections with smart people in your industry, and make sure your profile suggests you are open to being hired.
Don't say - "I'm looking for work."
Do say: "I'm interviewing for new positions."
Do you homework. Find the companies you want to work for, and identify the departments and the positions that might fit you. Then go out and find connections that will walk your resume into a hiring manager. If they are not hiring, contact the recruiter or manager and tell them you know they aren't hiring for this position, but in the future, when they do, keep your name on the top of their list, because your long-term goal is to work there.
Of course, only say that if you really want to work there.
And be interesting. Just be interesting. If you don't know how to be, link information from people you find interesting.
A Letter From Your Boss
February 09, 2009
This has been making the rounds of the internet, and while it's apocryphal, I actually know several business owners who have done just as this letter says.
To All My Valued Employees,
There have been some rumblings around the office about the future of this company, and more specifically, your job. As you know, the economy has changed for the worse and presents many challenges. However, the good news is this: The economy doesn't pose a threat to your job. What does threaten your job however, is the changing political landscape in this country.
However, let me tell you some little tidbits of fact which might help you decide what is in your best interests.
First, while it is easy to spew rhetoric that casts employers againstemployees, you have to understand that for every business owner there is a back story. This back story is often neglected and overshadowed by what you see and hear. Sure, you see me park my Mercedes outside. You've seen my big home at last year at a Christmas party. I'm sure; all these flashy icons of luxury conjure up some idealized thoughts about my life.
However, what you don't see is the back story.
I started this company 28 years ago. At that time, I lived in a 300 square foot studio apartment for 3 years. My entire living apartment was converted into an office so I could put forth 100% effort into building a company, which by the way, would eventually employ you.
My diet consisted of Ramen Pride noodles because every dollar I spent went back into this company. I drove a rusty Toyota Corolla with a defective transmission. I didn't have time to date. Often times, I stayed home on weekends, while my friends went out drinking and partying. In fact, I was married to my business — hard work, discipline, and sacrifice.
So, while you physically arrive at the office at 9am, mentally check in at about noon, and then leave at 5pm, I don't. There is no "off" button for me. When you leave the office, you are done and you have a weekend all to yourself. I unfortunately do not have the freedom. I eat, and breathe this company every minute of the day. There is no rest. There is no weekend. There is no happy hour. Every day this business is attached to my hip like a 1 year old special-needs child. You, of course, only see the fruits of that garden — the nice house, the Mercedes, the vacations… you never realize the back story and the sacrifices I've made.
Now, the economy is falling apart and I, the guy that made all the right decisions and saved his money, have to bail-out all the people who didn't. The people that overspent their paychecks suddenly feel entitled to the same luxuries that I earned and sacrificed a decade of my life for.
Yes, business ownership has is benefits but the price I've paid is steep and not without wounds.
I am being taxed to death and the government thinks I don't pay enough. I have state taxes. Federal taxes. Property taxes. Sales and use taxes. Payroll taxes. Workers compensation taxes. Unemployment taxes. Taxes on taxes. I have to hire a tax man to manage all these taxes and then guess what? I have to pay taxes for employing him. Government mandates and regulations and all the accounting that goes with it, now occupy most of my time. On Oct 15th, I wrote a check to the US Treasury for $288,000 for quarterly taxes. You know what my "stimulus" check was? Zero. Nada. Zilch.
The question I have is this: Who is stimulating the economy? Me, the guy who has provided 14 people good paying jobs and serves over 2,200,000 people per year with a flourishing business? Or, the single mother sitting at home pregnant with her fourth child waiting for her next welfare check? Obviously, government feels the latter is the economic stimulus of this country.The fact is, if I deducted (Read: Stole) 50% of your paycheck you'd quit and you wouldn't work here. I mean, why should you? That's nuts. Who wants to get rewarded only 50% of their hard work? Well, I agree which is why your job is in jeopardy.
Here is what many of you don't understand … to stimulate the economy you need to stimulate what runs the economy. Had suddenly government mandated to me that I didn't need to pay taxes, guess what? Instead of depositing that $288,000 into the Washington black-hole, I would have spent it, hired more employees, and generated substantial economic growth. My employees would have enjoyed the wealth of that tax cut in the form of promotions and better salaries. But you can forget it now.
When you have a comatose man on the verge of death, you don't defibrillate and shock his thumb thinking that will bring him back to life, do you? Or, do you defibrillate his heart? Business is at the heart of America and always has been. To restart it, you must stimulate it, not kill it. Suddenly, the power brokers in Washington believe the poor of America are the essential drivers of the American economic engine. Nothing could be further from the truth and this is the type of change you can believe in. So where am I going with all this?
It's quite simple.
If any new taxes are levied on me, or my company, my reaction will be swift and simple. I fire you. I fire your co-workers. You can then plead with the government to pay for your mortgage, your SUV, and your child's future. Frankly, it isn't my problem anymore.
Signed, Your Boss
Now, a couple of points here and there in the income tax code aren't the issue. What is at issue are federal regulations on employment, compensation, and tort reform that make it very scary to run a business. I got a letter the other day, from the government, and sat there for a few minutes before opening it. To my knowledge, I hadn't done anything wrong, but that doesn't mean that some faceless bureaucrat didn't find something in a tax form or follow up some complaint from a candidate who decided they were treated unfairly because I didn't get them a job.
I sat looking at that envelope, wondering if there was something in that would bankrupt my business. It was a reference letter for a friend looking for government work. Now tell me - if you own a business, have you ever had such feelings? Is it any wonder that small businesses are fearful of hiring? Common sense has been set aside, and politicians write laws to create "fairness," usually defined as what can they do to say they are protecting people who will vote for them.
We are being slowly strangled by the weight of government regulation - every administration grows a little or a lot. State governments grow in good times and bad (no state budget has grown less than the rate of inflation since World War II). I ask again, Who is John Galt?
CEO's Make Too Much, and Barney Frank Is Going To Stop Them
February 07, 2009
Last week, the President announced that executive pay would be capped at $500,000 for banks that took TARP money. The argument was that federal taxpayers shouldn't be paying ridiculous money for failing institutions. Recruiters roundly condemned the idea, and pointed out that failing institutions weren't going to get better if top talent couldn't be recruited. Supporters said if you take federal money, you have to take federal rules.
It turns out that in the eyes of some legislators, everyone takes some federal money, so everyone is subject to CEO pay caps.
"Congress will consider legislation to extend some of the curbs on executive pay that now apply only to those banks receiving federal assistance, House Financial Services Committee Chairman Barney Frank said.
"There's deeply rooted anger on the part of the average American," the Massachusetts Democrat said at a Washington news conference today.
He said the compensation restrictions would apply to all financial institutions and might be extended to include all U.S. companies
The TARP argument had some merit, though it shows a fundamental understanding of the link between pay as an incentive and pay as a reward. Packages for compensation are bait for top performers to take on thankless jobs. Part of that compensation is rewarding even those who fail. Some may not like it, but less people were complaining when their paychecks and 401K's were increasing 10% a year.
Now that we're all down, the urge to "do something" is a dangerous one. Barney Frank is proposing fundamentally altering the economy by limiting CEO pay. This is part of a broader societal trend of demonizing business owners as greedy and workers are noble. So how are business owners responding?
They're selling their companies and sitting on the sidelines. They're laying off workers and cutting back on investment, secure in their cash flow and doing part-time consulting to supplement their income. Our best producers recognize that the risk of starting and growing a company isn't worth it when the government and your workers despise you.
It's hard running a business. There is pride in employing people and helping your community. It's a powerful motivator. When we allow demagogues to turn working families against business owners and CEO's, we set the stage for failure. This doesn't mean that we don't prosecute criminals or punish those who betray the trust of their employees. It does mean that when we start from the principal that everyone in executive management is a crook, we shouldn't be surprised when those with the ability to lead choose not to.
You can tax me, but you can't make me work. Who is John Galt?
The Importance Of Good Shoes In Employment
February 03, 2009
They used to make me wear nice shoes to work as a recruiter - now I know why.Mobile post sent by smheadhunter using Utterli. Replies. mp3
Using Twitter To Hire Developers
February 02, 2009
The Twitter training (twaining) is complete, over 90 minutes of solid work on using the Twitter protocol to recruit. The cost? $89.
You can find almost 800 developers in St Louis in less than 10 seconds on Google. Do you know how to reach them, get them to respond, and hire them?
Jim Durbin, the Social Media Headhunter, presents the sixth volume in his series on using social media to recruit. Twitter As A Recruiting Tool demonstrates live shots of how to source, connect and hire from the world's most popular microblogging service. Follow Jim at http://twitter.com/smheadhunter, or check out the recruiter training store for more titles.
Twitter is a microblogging site, a community where groups of people share thoughts and links in a text messaging format that allows only 140 characters. Having experienced explosive growth in the last year, Twitter is a hot property for finding passive candidates and engaging in industry debates.
Like all networks, Twitter has its own rules and etiquette. Users must choose to "follow" you to get updates, and writing the wrong updates will quickly drop the number of people who read you. Used correctly, Twitter is a reserve brain of 1000's of people in your industry. You can quickly get the answers to questions, find "buzz" before your competitors, and increase the power of your SEO and online profile.
Mostly, you can use it to recruit really smart people. In this ninety minute presentation, Jim turns you into one of the "Twitterati" and sets you loose on a vibrant candidate population.


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As Portland's gay pride festivities loom on the horizon, and a large portion of our community plans to come together—be it only for a few days—what about Oregon's anti-gay crowd? What are their plans for Pride?
"I respectfully decline the offer to be interviewed for your publication," Representative Kim Thatcher, co-sponsor of an initiative that would repeal Oregon's new anti-discrimination law, wrote in response to my email inquiry.
After many attempts to talk to those in charge of recent efforts to deny essential humanity to Oregon's GLBT folks, no calls were returned, so we're left to speculate on the whereabouts of the anti-gay cheerleaders during Pride. My best guess is they'll be at church on that fine Sunday. (Though with all the gays at Pride, one has to wonder who will be singing in their choirs.)
While I can pretty much promise we won't see the likes of anti-gay spearheads like former State Senator Marylin Shannon or Restore America's David Crowe at the waterfront, you never know. After all, their number-one individual financial contributor, Glenn Zirkle, said, "Every time my life brushes up against someone else's, I have an opportunity to leave the fragrance of Christ."
Pride certainly provides plenty of opportunities to "brush up" against someone. I have a feeling his "fragrance of Christ" smells like Drakkar Noir. So if you smell it at Pride, run quick— that may not be the Jesus you had in mind.
Maybe the anti-gay squad will make a surprise appearance on the Fantasy Video float? They seem to have a fanciful notion that they're going to have the chance to rip apart the legal rights of Oregon's gay and lesbian families. With three initiative petitions attempting to put Oregon's domestic partnership and anti-discrimination laws on the November 2008 ballot currently hung up in Oregon's Supreme Court (as the signature-gathering deadline looms), their chances of a queer-free utopia are dwindling each and every day.
When Oregon's gay haters fail at collecting enough signatures yet again, at least they will be in the good company of former Oregon GOP Party Chair Kevin Mannix—who just scored his fifth failed attempt at public office. Maybe then they will get the hint that running on divisive principles simply doesn't fly here in Oregon.
Though my calls and emails to the crazies may have gone unreturned—and those folks may be spending the day at church listening to sermons about the gays destroying civilization, and celebrating exaggerated memoirs from self-loathing so-called ex-gays—we can take comfort in a reminder from Restore America's David Crowe, sent out over his always-good-for-a-laugh email list. He says we gays are in good company with the "Oregon House controlled by Democrats who sold out to the sodomite community [and] embraced the pathetic with indiscriminate compassion." Maybe if we're lucky, Crowe will send us a little email to get our Pride day started right, to go with our cup of coffee and sodomites.
See you all at Pride as we—to paraphrase Crowe—hop aboard "the gay train to moral nowhere." Whoot! Whoot!


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I had been looking for a hunt out west for a couple of years but found them all to be too exspensive. Being a collage student working summer jobs my budget was very thin. Then one day while looking at a bunch of western game and fish websites I stumbled across the wyoming leftover antelope tags. I was over joyed to see that a. they were over the counter, b. there were alot left and c. they cost $34 each! I called my friend and hunting partner Tyler about getting these tags. We waited till the day they went on sale and bought three each. We planed the best we could seeing as how nither one of us had hunted anything but deer in Ohio. Tyler didnt even have a rifle so he got one and we shot about once a week all summer. We decided we would leave the first week of September since our summer job would be over and school didnt start untill the last week of the month. We planned on driving stright out there, camping on BLM land and really doing a very affordable hunt.
Finally after waiting for what seemed like forever the day for us to leave came. We packed up his SUV and all we had to do was put coolers on the hitch rack when I did something I really wish I hadn't. I was cutting ratchet straps out of there packaging when I drove the blade of my new buck knife deer into my left hand just below the thumb. After passing out in Tyler's driveway I made it to the hospital. I had a cut tendon meaning I needed surgery the next day. Lucky the surgery went well and we left a couple of days later, me with a cast on my hand. We made the 20 hour drive without incident, thank God, and made camp that next day. We saw antelope everywhere! I mean it was unreal seeing that many animals and we went straight out of camp trying to get Tyler one with a bow. We hadn't been out two hours and had a nice buck at 45 yards, but one thing I failed to mention about those tags we had were for does only so we sadly had to let him go. The next day was the start of rifle season and we drove down the road early the next morning with nothing but excitement for what lay ahead.
As soon as we parked the suv and started to hike I spoted a doe and fawn watching us from the next hill. I eased my rifle off my shoulder and did the best I could to crawl forward. I ranged in the front of the doe at 265 yards and held the rifle as steady as I could. This was my first shot at a big game animal with a centerfile rifle and luckly I have a good one. My first shot hit her hard and she only ran a few yards and fell. Man that was awsome. After taking care of her we went out to get Tyler one. A strange thing happend, we stopped the suv to glass the next vallet and we saw the fawn that had been with that doe I shot walking toward us. Tyler grabbed his new rifle and we just sat there as she walked up the road. He finally shot when she turned braodside at 45 yards! She didn't go anywhere and Tyler had his antelope.
My story is getting kinda long winded but it was a great excperince. We ended up shooting two more antelope before we had to go home and both were good clean kills which isn't too bad for two young guys from Ohio. The country was great, and I am now looking into going to hunting guide school. My thumb had healed and I have 85% use of it so I thank the good lord for that. I will return soon hopefully hunting any animal I can afford to and this time with my good old recurve (but I will use my 7 mag. if I have to lol)
That is a great well written
Submitted by GooseHunter Jr on Fri, 2011-11-25 10:25.
That is a great well written story and thanks for sharing it with us. keep up the good work and soon enough you will have some in some magazines. Conghrats on a fine hunt and way to stick it out thru the tough times. Gotta love them antelope hunts...always exciting.
Is it okay if I laugh at your
Submitted by Ca_Vermonster on Mon, 2011-11-21 10:29.
Is it okay if I laugh at your misery???? :lol: I am picturing you passign out in your friends driveway. But, i gotta say, I'd probably have passed out too. That's gotta hurt.
Glad you were able to have quick and successful surgery! The cast in the photo makes for an excellent story. Nice looking antelope too. Congrats, and thanks for the story!
Great story with a great
Submitted by hunter25 on Sun, 2011-11-20 22:27.
Great story with a great ending. Good to see you were able to salvage the trip after your injury and still put some game on the ground. There are many guys that would have called it quits at that point. I have talked often about the antelope hunts in Wyoming as being the best deal and one of the funnest hunts out there. We have been going up for around six years now and have no plans to ever quit. We do get the buck tags also but those cheap doe tags really help to make the hunt more fun and last a lot longer. Hopefully you will be able to continue your trips and really learn teh areas well for a lifetime of good hunting out west.
Great story and pics, Lance!
Submitted by COMeatHunter on Sun, 2011-11-20 20:28.
Great story and pics, Lance! Of all the Western hunts you could have stumbled across looking for something affordable, Wyoming antelope is easily the best of the best. For a fun hunt with need for little to no scouting and very low cost, it is tough to beat Wyoming antelope!
I'm glad your hand didn't prevent you from making the trip too. That is a sucky way to start the trip and a tough way to find out just how sharp knife is. Good news on getting most of the function back too. Cutting a tendon can be a tough thing to recover from.
Maybe we'll see you up in Wyoming next year. This is an annual hunt for us--wouldn't miss hunting goats. Thanks again for sharing your trip with us!
Great Story
Submitted by BikerRN on Wed, 2011-11-16 08:10.
Great story and you have given me the idea of looking in to the same type of hunt. Thank you!
Lance - that was a great
Submitted by Retired2hunt on Mon, 2011-11-14 11:15.
Lance - that was a great adventure you and your hunting partner had. Cutting yourself that bad is definitely a bad start to a planned hunt but glad yours turned into a great success. I have more than once accidentally stuck myself with a knife but luckily never bad enough needing surgery - stiches yes, but not surgery to repair a cut tendon.
That first picture is a great one - especially of your casted hand. Darn good thing I am guessing that you are right handed so pulling the trigger was not hindered. Although I bet the cast was great as a steady for your aim?!?!
You chose the best hunt for a college student on a budget. The car trip out is most likely also a great adventure and story in itself. I have not hunted they Wyoming Antelope but will sometime in the years to come. I'm looking to conquer antelope here in Colorado first before venturing up the I-25 for some Wyoming Antelope.
Never think any hunting story I have read has been long winded. If I am not making my own adventure I love to read about other's adventures in hunting. It is great that you and your hunting partner were able to plan this hunt, shoot your rifles often to get them sighted in and feeling comfortable, and then make the trek out and successfully harvest several antelope. Great story and hope you are able to do it again next year and more. Thanks for sharing with all of us.
Way to go, Lance and friend!
Submitted by jaybe on Fri, 2011-11-18 14:03.
Way to go, Lance and friend! I wish I had done what you did when I was college age. Driving straight through from the Midwest, camping in a tent and probably eating out of cans is a piece of cake when you're that age.
As it was, I waitied until I was a senior citizen, then had to haul my 5th wheel camper out there and spend a whole lot more money so we could be comfortable and warm. (It was still worth it).
When I read about your stabbing your hand I thought I would maybe pass out at my computer! I'm really glad that you were able to get the hand fixed and still go through with your trip.
Congratulations to you and your buddy on getting some antelope. I hope that this is just the first of many trips out there.


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D.C. Sports Bog Live: Nationals, Strasburg, Wall, Wizards, Capitals Redskins, more
Dan Steinberg: This is the third of my four straight work-day chat streaks. That being said, I expect you've run out of questions, and I've run out of answers. Either I'm going to start quizzing you, or this will be brief.On the happy side of the ledger, I bougt a massive bag of unshelled sunflower seeds and 7-11 this morning, and it's increased my workplace happiness by about 8 million percent.Also, The Post sports section just moved from the 5th floor of The Post's 15th street HQ to the fourth floor, for the first time in at least 15 or so years. Crazy, crazy times. Ask me questions about that. Fresh ground.
Since Wilbon followed you on Monday: Did he have any issues with your chat? Did he accuse you of racism for liking hockey more than basketball?
Dan Steinberg: I didn't read Wilbon's chat. That's your job. To read it and then pose questions about Wilbon's chat.
Strasburg in playoffs: We've all heard of the "plan" regarding the limitations for Strasburg's starts this year. But say the Nats are in contention for a playoff spot at the end of the year, or a miracle happens and they qualify for postseason. Are we to believe that Strasburg would not pitch in the playoffs if he is their ace at that time?
Dan Steinberg: That's what we are to believe, yes.If you're the Nats and you honestly believe that limiting his innings -- regardless of any language in his contract -- is necessary for his long-term health, that's a no-brainer anyhow. The goal of Strasburg is six (or more) years of awesome, not one.
June 4th: Hi, so should we be concerned about Stras getting yanked so early last night? Are they just holding him back to save him for the majors? Or is there something more to this (like an injury? GOD FORBID)I have my June 4th tickets. Got outfield reserve early yesterday morning!. I am going to be really disappointed if it's not that day!
Dan Steinberg: Didn't look injured, did he?If the Nats' plan was to get him 50 minor-league innings, he's almost there. 45 or so, if I remember right. That means one more similarly lengthed start and he'd be good. It's not really the Nats' fault that he went through the five innings with such a modest number of pitches.I say it's party time on June 4. If it were last year, it would rain. Because it's this year, I expect a night that God intended for baseball.
Didn't we just chat with you yesterday?: What more could we possibly have to discuss with you?
Dan Steinberg: Hell if I know. Flavored sunflower seeds vs. just salted? I don't like the flavored ones at all. Unnatural and borderline offensive.
Arrington: I'm a little late on this, but seriously, who invited Lavar Arrington back to D.C. in the first place? Does this guy think he's the new Brian Mitchell? I mean, he had a few nice years here, but as far as I'm concerned his biggest accomplishment as a Redskin was ending Aikman's career.When he left, I sure don't remember anyone saying "Boy, I sure hope that guy comes back and lights up this town with a failing sports bar, and a radio show where he does nothing but shout for 4 hours, pick feuds with current Redskins players, and relives his bitterness at Snyder."Is there anyway we can petition to replace him with Smoot?
Dan Steinberg: LaVar has always been very very nice to me.I think it's ok to be a constant skeptic or critic. I think the fact that there's a personal issue clouding all this, and that LaVar acknowledges that issue, makes it all harder to judge. but he's been pretty positive about many of the Skins' offseason moves.This is not meant as a reflection on LaVar at all, but Fred Smoot would be a terrific, tremendous sports radio personality.
Bipartisanship, Redskins Defense, Bridezillas - WaPo suggested topics: Bog: Seriously, the Flyers? I live in Philadelphia (I know, I know, I picked the wrong city to live in sports-wise), and if the Flyers win the SC it will be intolerable for me, just like when every other Philly sports team does well.The one comforting factor in all this is that no one in my office was even thinking about hockey before the Flyers made the playoffs, which can only confirm that there are a bunch of bandwagon fans here, right? Since you're the expert, what odds do you give the Flyers of beating the Blackhawks and actually winning?Please tell me that I'll at least be able to do a little pointing and laughing as all the bandwagon fans get their souls crushed.
Dan Steinberg: 1) I think the Hawks will win.2) I predicted a Sabres-Caps Eastern Conference Finals. Both lost in the first round.3) I sent a friend to Vegas with a small bill in his pocket and instructions to put it all on the Bruins. They blew a 3-0 series lead and a 3-0 Game 7 lead.So my advice is bunk. And if I recall, the Flyers didn't exactly have a full house for Game 4 against the Bruins.Anyhow, it's been bad for you, for sure. Eagles to the Super Bowl, two Phillies WS appearances, Nova Final Four, Flyers to the Cup Finals....just keep rooting against the Union, I guess.
Max & Ruby: So you kinda blew my mind yesterday with the Max may be autistic thing. Although that show now makes a whole lot more sense with his single minded focus on things, the way everyone treats him, etc.It's like re-watching The Sixth Sense after knowing that he's dead.
Dan Steinberg: Full credit to my wife's friend.Here's another one: why does Caillou have no hair?
What is it about Buckhantz?: G'day, Dan.What is it about Buckhantz? He just seems to be one of those guys (much like yourself, many of us would agree) who any D.C-area sports fan would like to have a beer with for an hour. There's something intangibly quirky about him, and you'd have to admit, "NOOO, NOT POSSIBLE!!" is the stuff that makes life worth living.Have you shared a micro-brew with Buck?
Dan Steinberg: Once. Clyde's. Wilbon, Buckhantz, Chenier, Feldman. I did a lot of listening, and not much talking. Those guys are all cooler than me, and way cooler than you. Cooley would be good. Roger Mason, if he still counts. Ben Olsen. Chris Wilson. Bruce Boudreau. Those are all good ideas.As for me, you're welcome to buy. And my co-workers evidently don't share your wish. Look, Reid, Tenorio and Svrluga are all in to christen our new office space, and they're all currently leaving for lunch without me. Jerks.
Steve (don't bother updating your resume) Phillips: Still laughing after reading the Bog post on Phillips this morning. Is the man simply craving media attention after being driven into the wilderness from the Promised Land of ESPN? Is it simply a matter of being a sports version of Rush Limbaugh - say something completely outrageous and let all the attention wash over you?Or does he actually believe this stuff. Doesn't matter. Either way, makes for hilarious reading. On a related note, does Strasburg's seventh finger help him throw the changeup?
Dan Steinberg: I don't buy what people are saying, that he did it to attract attention. I mean, it was halfway through the segment, and he kind of backed into saying that. It almost seemed like he had surprised himself.By the way, I can't believe how long WFAN devoted to Roy Oswalt trade possibilities. Different market than D.C., huh?
Sweet Caroline: I might be wrong, this side of the weekend, but I'm pretty sure at last Wednesdays game vs. the Mets, Nationals Park did NOT play Sweet Caroline during the late inning pitching change. Is this perhaps a sign that you and Bognation caused change? I, for one, hope so.
Dan Steinberg: Someone else emailed me about this. I need to make a call. Now I feel guilty, because the person who e-mailed me was a big Sweet Caroline fan and was angry with me.
palisades: Any possibility that Nationals Park will start selling Strasburgers?
Dan Steinberg: Done. Do it now. I don't care if you're the 700th person who suggested it, it needs to happen.Now we just need something to make it unique. 100 toppings, in honor of his fastball? 37 ounces, in honor of his uniform number? Special K breading, in honor of his strikeouts?
Strasburggedon: Hey Dan, I asked this question of Sheinin yesterday -- but with regards to the Strasburg debut, do you think this is the 2nd or 3rd biggest game in franchise history?No. 1 is Opening Day, 2005. Does this beat the Opening Day of Nats Park?Relatedly, I have to think this is the first game in Nats Park history where attendance is over 30,000 and the majority of the fans are rooting for the home team. I'm pumped to see what it's like to have a sold out crowd rooting for the Nats -- could be a nice omen of things to come.
Dan Steinberg: How did Sheinin answer? Or did he pass?It'll be awesome. It's fun to poke fun, but this will be an awesome moment.I guess I might be the victim of recent-is-better thinking here, but I'd probably vote for this over the Nats Park opening, though it'd be close, and if it goes badly I'd reverse field. The Nats Park opening had a perfect, scripted ending, but I'm not sure how much value there is in telling people "I went to the first game in Nats Park history" 15 years from now. I'd be much more impressed by someone who went to the first game at RFK, and also by someone who saw the first Strasburg big league pitch, assuming he turns out right.
Weekend Plans: So what are your plans for the weekend? Do you have directions yet to the farm in Berryville? Have you checked out a portable GPS from the WP so you don't get lost? Do we have to send one of the collies or GSDs to act as a guide dog. Most of the dogs are friendly. Bring your daughter. Weather will be great.
Dan Steinberg: How far is it? If ever there were a weekend, this one might be it? When do they herd again after this? Problem is, my wife is in Paris and won't be home til Saturday, so a week of childcare might leave me curled up in my closet.
I was so board yesterday I wanted to cry: Not a single DC sports team was playing or doing anything yesterday.We need a new sport in this city to follow. I was thinking, is there any way we can make a bunch of Larpers do their Nerf combat at RFK?
Dan Steinberg: Why didn't you watch Strasburg? The day of so-bored-I'll-cry is coming, but for this one day at least, the Chiefs filled in for everyone else. Plus there was NHL and NBA playoff action. It was a pretty good sports day, I thought.Larpers make the hairs on my arms quiver.
New office: Who are your deskmates? Are you glad to be out of the cave? And let's see a photo of the new digs.
Dan Steinberg: I posted a photo on Twitter. See here.I sit next to Steve Yanda and "Hot Desk," and across from the docking stations for Jason Reid, Rick Maese and Tarik. None of those gents are ever in this joint, so basically, I set in an office-furniture wasteland all by myself. But we're much, much closer to the vending machines, refrigerator, and coffee making device, so I count it as a huge upgrade.
Eww: Just salted. And eat the shell too.
Dan Steinberg: Nah, I spit the shells. 7-11 tried to charge me $1.29 or something for an empty coffee cup for shells. When I protested, they gave me a "compliments of 7-11" mini-cup from behind the counter.
Stanley Cup problems!: I'm a hockey fan, but I'm finding it hard to support this year's Stanley Cup. I'm a Caps fan, I have this deep hate of all things Pennsylvania (except Hershey: minor league hockey dominance + chocolate! Who wouldn't' support that?).My husband is a Red Wings fan, he finds Chicago to be detestable and obnoxious. And quite honest, I find few redeeming qualities about Chicago, its team, or its people. So, quite the conundrum.Do I watch Cup finals in an attempt to support my favorite sport despite the fact that I'm hoping for "fiery asteroid in 4" or go back to sulking and counting down the days until training camp starts in September?
Dan Steinberg: Plus, Philly hatred clerly has to trump the lack of redeeming qualities.But if it really causes you pain, I'd say watch the AHL's Calder Cup Finals. I think they're available online, right, and Alzner and Carlson and friends will be there.
Ovie: How do you think Ovie feels right now after yet another team loss when more was expected, and how will he deal with it? I am at least enjoying seeing the pics of him on the Russian websites wearing his red Caps hat all over Europe.
Dan Steinberg: Well, I can't imagine he feels good.Here's what I'd say though: if the Russians won that weird, sorta phony tournament (that just shouldn't be contested in Olympic years), no one would give Ovechkin credit for a world title. It would be sniffed at as an irrelevant NIT-caliber prize. So if it means nothing to win it, it means nothing to lose it, either.I'm curious to see what he's like when he gets back here in the fall. They've already used all their rhetoric about "this is our year, all we care about is the Cup," etc. There's nothing left to say.
Caillou : He has no hair because his Mom had an affair with Charlie Brown. At least that is the theory my wife and I have. But I do think is Mom is kind of hot.
Dan Steinberg: You don't care if I hand your IP address over to the decency police, right?
Leadoff dud: What's the point in having someone who hits below the Mendoza line at the leadoff spot? Do managers still use the same strategies we did when we were kids.Fastest guy goes first, power guy fourth is pointless if the lead off guy never gets on and your big bats have to wait for the second inning for their turn at bat.
Dan Steinberg: Jim Riggleman doesn't strike me as much of a Moneyball type. So yeah, I think to some extent he probably does do the fastest guy first, .300 hitter third, beefy guy fourth, semi-beefy guy fifth theory.Was this question even about the Nats?So when people play baseball video games now, do they stack the lineup with the high OPS folks all at the top? I think I'd still go with the fast/beefy model, just for tradition.
Veggie food at Nationals Park?: If you Google this topic, you'll find some acclaim that there's lots of it. But where?Sure, there's pizza, and when the Kosher stand is open you can buy falafel. But where else? Hard Times Cafe's restaurants have great veggie chili, but it's not at the ballpark. At least at one time Ben's Chili Bowl at the ballpark had veggie burgers, but I don't know whether that's still true.
Dan Steinberg: There used to be a health food cart with hummus and stuff right by the center field gate. I think that's gone. I've gotten veggie hot dogs at a couple different stands on the 400 level, but that was last year. I heard the Ben's veggie chili is gone, but I haven't verified.Here's one of the veggie food secrets of the D.C. sports area: potato knishes at FedEx Field. They're actually delicious, especially with a bit of mustard on top. I think they're better than the potato knishes at MSG, which is a massive, unfathomable upset. Those MSG ones are too greasy.
Flyers: I highly recommend the HBO documentary about the Broad Street Bullies. If you were not alive or have no memory of them, it's very cool to see the NHL back then (no 3rd man in rule) and puts today's game in perspective. Also, mostly no helmets, and the equipment seemed minimal.
Dan Steinberg: The 30 for 30 things are pretty much all great. I mentioned this yesterday, but the Barry Levinson Baltimore Colts one is cool, and not just if you have Baltimore memories. The old Johnny U. footage is great.
Emasculation on Nick Jr.: I kind of think there is a tendency towards emasculation on Nick Jr. There's Ruby always diminishing Max, though he always overcomes it. The only WonderPet with confidence issues is the only boy, though Linney is pretty butch.BTW, Sports blogs, chats > sports talk radio. Less shouting here, topics other than Albert Haynesworth get covered too.
Dan Steinberg: Is this always the same person asking about kids tv shows, or is there more than one of you?It's interesting that you say that, because a lot of people seem to complain when WTEM's Sports Reporters do goofy non-sports topics like favorite infomercial and the like.Do you ever watch SuperWhy? Such a strange assortment of stars. The boy hero, the two girls, and then the pig? Where'd the pig figure in. Is the pig a boy? I don't really watch closely.
Sweet Caroline: I was at the Nats game last Thursday. No Sweet Caroline. Thanks Bog!
Dan Steinberg: Amazing. I wouldn't figure a 1,000-person poll would make such a difference. That's my first call after this chat ends. Seriously, I feel guilt in my soul, especially for Coach, the guy who dances on the dugouts. This is progress, but progress always has victims.
City of Stars: Lots of buzz about all the star power in DC sports now. But McNabb may be finished. Strasburg may blow his arm out. Wall may be another Kwame Brown. Ovechkin is a true superstar, but his team underachieves. Let's see these guys actually perform and the teams win before we annoint the city as Superstarville.
Dan Steinberg: Skepticism is awesome. But this is stupid. Sure, Strasburg might blow out his arm, but Joe Mauer might get run over by a dumptruck. I can see a bit of skepticism about Wall, but a true Kwame-level bust is kind of a once-in-a-generation phenomenon. McNabb is the only one I'd really worry about, performance-wise, but he's already a star no matter what he does here. Be happy. You can do it.
A Dmitri Young Day?!: Please don't even joke about that, his $10 million contract was probably the worst in franchise history. Yes, 2007 was nice, but that contract was simply irresponsible. Jim Bowden just looking after a friend on that one.
Dan Steinberg: Yeah, he sure took the money when he had the chance, and then his body seemed to change. But I don't know that I blame him for that as much as the man who gave him the money. Maybe I was overboard with the day, but D.C. fans never really got a chance to say goodbye to one of the few feel-good stories of those dark years, right?
Peanuts: The shells are the BEST PART!!!!!!!
Dan Steinberg: You eat peanut shells? didn't you see how that lion cub died? Be careful out there, everyone.
Super Bowl in N.Y.: What do you think about a Super Bowl in the Meadowlands? I say this is football not baseball. Bad weather games were some of the most iconic in the sport's history.
Dan Steinberg: Completely and totally agree. If you can play an NFC championship game in Lambeau, why should anything be off-limits? You say that the big-money folks and the fragile corporate sponsors will be wary? You think they'd rather spend a few days in Detroit than in New York, just because Detroit has a dome.Bring it to D.C. Fix up FedEx, solve the traffic issue, and bring the dang Super Bowl here. Aside from those MLS Cups and U.S. Opens, we haven't had a real title here since '98, and that Stanley Cup Finals was a total dud. We have nightlife, restaurants, hotels, media sites...it would be great.
She's Unstoppable: The early morning chat doesn't seem nearly as grueling when Tracee does it. Perhaps you need to develop some go-to subjects along the lines of cats, Kansas, and disgusting things people do on Metro.
Dan Steinberg: I have no cats, have only been to Kansas for a few college basketball games and don't ride Metro. So that's not going to work very well.Grueling for her or for the readers? Both, I'd imagine. I'm pretty sure this is all just a plot to give me uncurable carpal tunnel and then replace me with some 17-year old kid who can type like crazy and hit with power and who paints weird black designs under his eyes.
I don't get it: What's with this person begging you to see dogs every week? I'm not following.
Dan Steinberg: I have no idea either. It's been going on for like a year. It's one of the unsolved mysteries of our time. If I ever go to Berryville, assuming that's a real place, there's a 70 percent change I wind up bound and gagged in the basement of some Victorian mansion out there.
Why none of your office mates are around: Spitting sunflower shells out into a cup might be one of the most disgusting things to do in a office situation. No one wants to hear the "pfftt"-ing, or the "phfffftttt-pllbbt-ffftttthhhh" when the shell gets stuck on your tongue/lip.Do you clip your fingernails and microwave popcorn too?
Dan Steinberg: Well, they weren't here well before I bought the sunflower seeds, but point taken.Svrluga pointed out that it's much better to do it in a MLB dugout, because you can just spit 'em on the floor. Maybe I'll try that next week.Hey! As I typed this answer, Steve Yanda, my office mate, just walked in. Literally, just right now! In your face!
Strassburger: So what should go IN a STRASSBURGER??? I just googled "strass" and it's a high lead content crystal or glass. YUCK! Plus sounds dangerous!!
Dan Steinberg: Ok ok ok, I've got it. It's not a real food, it's a hamburger-shaped squeezee toy with Stephen's head on the top, like the Hamburglar. Strassburger kinda sounds like Stressburger. If I had more than five seconds per question, I'd come up with something even better.
Saturday's Nats game: ...come to think of it, they didn't play 'Sweet Caroline' during the Stretch there, either. They lined up 'Take Me Out To The Ballgame'.And I so had my Aging Jewish Elvis impression ready to go....
Dan Steinberg: Who said the people can't force change when they pool together to waste time during a Wednesday afternoon. Or thursday, maybe.If this really happened, I'm taking the rest of the week off in celebration.
Sunflower Seeds: I have become the primary dealer for sunflower seeds on my softball team. You can always tell what dugout we used because it is littered with seeds, as is shortstop where I play.Does your desk look like this? If so, could you find a way to transfer the waste to any space still used by Kornheiser or Wilbon?
Dan Steinberg: Kornheiser is no longer a WaPo employee.Prodded by your question, I just asked who gets an actual office. The top two sports editors do. So do Wise and Hamilton. Then Boswell, Jenkins and Wilbon will apparently be in a 3-for-2 situation, which is fine, because they combine for maybe 15 appearances in the office a year.Me, I have no office. I have a cube. So that means I'm definitely going to vandalize someone's fancy office with shells before this week is done.
Good beer questions: Two quick questions:1. Favorite beers you've been drinking lately.2. Favorite place to grab a beer in DC.
Dan Steinberg: I'm not the expert I used to be, sadly, though I'm sure a lot of people here are.I've been drinking North Coast's Red Seal this week. I've always had a soft spot for that, though it might not be remarkable. A friend also brought over a Unibroue sampler pack, but some of it is a little too weird. The Green Apple one, for example, was tasty, but I couldnt' shake the feeling that it was too much like a Green Apple wine cooler.I also had some Old Speckled Hen at Two Amy's recently, and found it delicious.But the places to grab a beer question, I'm out. The options have expanded immensely since I became a dad, and I just haven't taken advantage. Anyone? I do my shopping mostly at Chevy Chase Wine and Magruder's on Conn. Ave.
Middle inning songs: Bog, With Sweet Caroline on the outs, is it time to reinstitute "Bustin' Loose"? I think it deserves more than the 20 seconds of play it gets after a Nats home run.
Dan Steinberg: Of all the suggestions last week, the Chuck Brown ones seemed the best. Proper combination of old enough not to outrage the oldsters, great enough not to outrage the youngsters, and sing-alongable-enough to engage the crowd. I thought Sir Duke was also a fine suggestion. Really fine.Did you know Chuck Brown's son plays for the Redskins? I swear.
Sweet Caroline: I think I'll start a Facebook page called, "Bring back Sweet Caroline to Natstown"...miss it already....SO GOOD, SO GOOD, SO GOOD!
Dan Steinberg: See.
Beer at "natstown": Beer is a vegetable, but the beer variety this year seems way down. I am a dark beer guy and they no longer have Guinness, that "Home Run Ale" is the best they can get you, and it tastes like someone crushed up peanuts in a miller lite. And Morgan is hitting above the Mendoza line.
Dan Steinberg: What is Home Run Ale? Is that like Leinenkugel or something.While blog and chat readers may love exciting microbrews, I'm guessing demographics indicate that Miller Lite is a better option for Beer Man.
Once in a Generation: Kwame, Kandi-man, Darko, Oden up this point
Dan Steinberg: Well, Darko wasn't a top overall pick, and none of these guys were guards, but fine.Also, I'm not sure if Oden's bustness can be separated from his injuriness, which, like I said, isn't a function of being a star or not. I mean, any athlete in the world might theoretically blow out his knee tomorrow while lounging on a tire swing. Oden wasn't going to be Durant, clearly, but you don't have to be Durant to be a star.
4th floor: Dan, what's so special about the 4th floor? It's only one floor closer to the ground floor, after all.
Dan Steinberg: Well, for us, it's about being out of our temporary fifth floor space, in which we all had to share computers and we couldn't control the heat or AC and we were surrounded by moving boxes and non-working elevators. It wasn't cheerful, too much. Though we were all very crunched together and collegial. Now it's like we're typing in a warehouse.The 4th floor was renovated a few years back, so everything is less dirty.
Herding: I'm not the one who keeps asking, but this herding thing is becoming like Teddy always losing. I think you should stop stalling and actually go up and watch. With pictures!
Dan Steinberg: Ok ok ok ok ok. Maybe.
Caillou: I always thought he had the Big C - which totally doesn't excsue him being a whiny, obnoxious d-nozzle. Never thought I could dislike a little boy that much. Thankfully, my kids didn't like to watch that show.
Dan Steinberg: I don't think you'd make a kid's show about such a potentially depressing topic without dealing with it in some way. Are you serious? I feel sick now. And what's wrong with Caillou?You know what's awesome? Those Frances books. I don't care how old they are, they're awesome. Plus theyr'e like a window back to post-war booming America. I love them.
Tonight's Game: Hi Dan,I've got 4 first row seats to tonight's Nats game, but it's raining here in San Francisco. What do I do???
Dan Steinberg: Buy an umbrella?
Eastern Motors: What happened to the Eastern Motors commercials? I don't see them as much anymore. It's time for them to get Strasburg, Ovie, and Wall together in a ultimate odd couple commercial. Please investigate.
Dan Steinberg: Will do.
The perfect perfect game: Which would be a bigger deal: A perfect game in a World Series, or a perfect game in a major league debut?
Dan Steinberg: Wow, interesting question. I guess I'll go with the easy answer of the World Series game for almost any pitcher alive, but for a guy like Strasburg, with possibly the most hype of any pitcher in MLB history, to come in and be perfect would be quite a detonation. That would probably cross over more to non-sports media than even a World Series perfect game. To the world of sports, the World Series one is still bigger, but to the larger world I think a Strasburg debut perfecto would just blow up the perfect scale.
Beer place in DC: Church Key I hear is good, a mere few blocks from your place of work as well on 14th st.
Dan Steinberg: yeah, that would have been my default answer, but I've never actually been there.
Nats Park Vegetarian: The cart with the hummus and veggie wraps is still there, but they moved it down closer to Gifford's. On the 200 level there's a stand with a really good chopped salad, and although I haven't tried them this year, veggie burgers are still listed on menu boards. Also, last year you could get veggie chili at Hard Times.Overall, Nats Park is the most vegetarian-friendly sports venu in the area, I've found.
Dan Steinberg: There ya go.Another little known fact: there's a strange little cart at Verizon Center that has a hummus wrap and a cheese and veggie tray, plus wine and stuff I think. It's near the Dunkin Donuts, I believe, which is why I've never gotten anything there.
Strasburger: Bun, burger, pepperjack cheese, jalapenos, frank's red hot. A burger named for a flamethrower has to be hot.
Dan Steinberg: Good thoughts.But it also needs a curveball on top. Jelly beans.
Maybe Something for Stras's Knee buckling Curve: I am not sure you could do a food on the knee buckling curve, but they could sell Diapers or Baby Wipes to the opposing teams so they can change the underpants after they see it!!!!I am sure you can recommend some brands! Got to love that we are actually talking about a real honest to god baseball team in DC
Dan Steinberg: Belt buckles would probably be preferable to baby wipes.
Caps: Okay, so Pittsburgh started rebuilding right around the time the Caps did. Maybe slightly before. They have now been to two Cup finals and won a Cup. Chicago started rebuilding AFTER the Caps. They have now been to a conference final and now a Cup final which they will likely win. And the Caps have yet to get out of round two and took a huge step back next season.When is the media going to break out of the cult of Ted mode and start questioning the management and coaching? This concept that the Caps are somehow destined to win a Cup is laughable. Other teams are not standing still and young rebuilding teams like the Kings and Tampa, maybe even the Islanders, will emerge as forces soon.
Dan Steinberg: Well, I think it might be fine to step away from the rebuilding praise. The rebuilding has been finished for a few years, and it's not unique, as you note.And yet the Caps were a dominant, historically great team this year. Certainly the best regular-season team in franchise history. The win streak was a joy to watch. No, they haven't unlocked some secret code, and no, they're not finding success in the postseason, but at some point it's ok to ask why you watch sports.I was thinking about this at great length this week. If all that matters is the championship -- and I understand that for a lot of fans and athletes, that's the case -- really, why do we put up with six-month regular seasons? We're essentially saying they're meaningless, especially for a team like the Caps, that is just about guaranteed a playoff spot. Nothing they do in those six months will make you happy. So why do we watch, why do we pay for tickets, why do we care?I know this makes me a loser, and I know I don't entirely share the DC fan's mind, but I can't wrap my head around it being completely meaningless. I just can't. I know coaches get fired for being the top seed and losing in the first round, but I don't see that making the Caps into failures.
Strasburger: The only problem with this is that it can't have a pickle or pepper.
Dan Steinberg: Don't understand this, but I'll end here. Really, I should change my business card to "Chatter." 'Tis all I do.Going to call the Nats now about Sweet Caroline. The results might change my life.


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Women and HIV/AIDS...years passed, women have emerged asanother group hard hit by the AIDS epidemic. Even though more men than womenstill have HIV in the US, women are catching up. In some countries, HIV+ womenoutnumber HIV+ men. The proportion of HIV/AIDS cases among women has more than tripled from 8percent in 1985 to an alarming 27 percent in 2008. That means that about one infour Americans living with HIV are women. HIV has also become the thirdmost-deadly...
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Air Force guy in Iraq very worried!Hi Doc, thank you for all of your help. It really means a lot.About two months ago, I had unprotected sex with a woman I didnt know. The very next day, I started having a dull ache in my pubic area. A couple of weeks after that, I started devolping...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...Hey Air Force Guy,Unprotected sex does place you at some degree of risk for STDs, including HIV. Consequently, symptoms or no symptoms, you Read more »
THE CONCEPT OF DRUG RESISTANCE IN HIVProf Eric Daar on your podcast talked about 3 concepts of multi drug resistance.Can he kindly send me materials on that as i would like to better my knowledge about drug resistance.i am a pharmacist at one of the AirForce Hospitals in Nigeria.
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UCLA School of Medicine...issue. I commend you for wanting to learn more about it as pharmacists are a great help to providers in caring for people with HIV disease. I would suggest you start your search with most recent DHHS guidelines (see link). There are sections... Read more »
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Concerned soon to be AirmanHello again Dr. Frascino,I'm waiting in delayed entry before going off to Air Force BMT. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a Republican and certainly do not agree with the wars that Bush has perpetuated, and wish we'd spend more money on medical research...
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Tested + for HIV int the Air Force back in 1986
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