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Elmore, Ala.. -- The battle between No. 1 and No. 2 in private schools in Alabama turned into a rout Friday night as top-ranked Edgewood Academy scored 49 points in the first half on its way to 68-42 victory.
The Wildcats were led by Dylan Ingram, whose first-half statistics were 289 yards and five touchdowns passing. Ingram wound up with 336 yards in the air.
In 2011, he threw four TD passes against the Gators but has new targets in 2012 because leading receiver and rusher Same Coleman has graduated.
Taylor Hawthorne got the first quarter started with a 21-yard touchdown, and that was followed by a 24-yard pass to Rod Boykin.
Hawthorne then added a 6-yard run, and the Wildcats led 21-0.
Three more touchdown passes, another to Hawthorne of 34 yards and a pass of 15 yards to John Mark Cosby and an 81-yard pass to Bailey Hansen again kept the scoreboard going.
Crawford, also had an 85-yard touchdown run for a 49-0 lead.
Crawford gained 163 yards on 12 carries in the first half and finished with 239 total rushing yards.
Glenwood mustered only one first down in the first quarter but finally got on the scoreboard just before halftime when Isaiah Bettis ran for a 51-yard touchdown, making it 49-7.
Brandon Daley did what he could do for the Gators and rallied for three more touchdown passes for Glenwood, but it was too little too late.
He finished with 230 yards passing on 9 of 18 passing with three touchdowns and one interception.
The Gators outscored the Wildcats 35-13 in the second half.
Friday at Edgewood
Glenwood 0 7 28 7--42
Edgewood 21 28 13 6--68
First Quarter
E-Taylor Hawthorne 21 pass from Dylan Ingram (James Green kick), 10:26
E-Rod Boykin 24 pass from Ingram (Green kick), 6:11
E-Hawthorne 6 run (Green kick), 1:40
Second Quarter
E-Josh Crawford 85 run (Green kick), 10;36
E-Boykin 34 pass from Ingram (Green kick), 7:37
E-John Mark Cosby 15 pass from Ingram (Green kick), 4:14
E-Bailey Hansen 81 pass from Ingram (Green kick), 2:11
G-Isaiah Bettis 51 run (Jake Wilson kick), 1:26
Third Quarter
G-Michael Swann 25 pass from Brandon Daley (Wilson kick), 10:26
E-Casey McCluskie 4 run (kick failed), 9:49
G-Trotter Barringer 67 pass from Daley (Wilson kick), 9:21
E-Crawford 5 run (Green kick), 6:45
G-Will Zeigler 2 run (Wilson kick), 2:35
G-Josh Jeffcoat 32 fumble recovery return (Wilson kick), 0:24
Fourth Quarter
E-Crawford 41 run (kick failed) 10:53
G-Swann 60 pass from Daley (Wilson kick), 8:30.
Records: Glenwood 3-1, Edgewood 5-0. Glenwood at Lee-Scott, Friday, 8 p.m.


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By Matt Jenkins
Staff Writer
---- — John Preziosa was looking to make a transition from coaching college basketball to a head coaching position at the high school level. The Bishop Fenwick boys basketball program just happened to be looking for a new coach.
Timing is everything.
Just a week after former coach Mike Kane stepped down, Bishop Fenwick Athletic Director Dave Woods announced yesterday that Preziosa was named the Crusaders' new coach.
"Fenwick was looking to make a change and the timing was perfect," Preziosa said. "It was an opportunity at the right time and it seems like the perfect fit."
Preziosa spent this season as an assistant at Melrose High School under head coach Mike Kasprzak, but previously was the head coach at Bunker Hill Community College for three years and the head coach at Wheelock College for five years. He was also an associate head coach at Salem State when Sean Doherty was running the Vikings' program.
Preziosa's background in college basketball was attractive to Woods and the Fenwick AD figured he had to act fast.
"When Mike (Kane) stepped down I wondered if he'd be interested. It was a matter of timing," Woods said. "The reason we moved so quickly was that I thought we were lucky to have him available and that he'd be interested."
Defense will be a focal point for Preziosa, who handled the defensive duties for Melrose in its 22-1 campaign this season.
Melrose advanced to the Division 2 North semifinals before losing to eventual state champ Brighton, 65-62.
According to Preziosa, his time on the bench with Melrose was a great learning experience that will help him with the transition to Fenwick.
Preziosa met with the Fenwick players yesterday afternoon and walked away even more eager to get started than he was when he accepted the job.
"I left feeling really enthusiastic about the program. A lot of guys want to improve and bring a different culture. We'll try to go humble first," Preziosa said. "First humble, hungry, then go hard work, I was preaching that today. Some of the kids are already buying into it and if they meet me halfway I think we can achieve good things."
Preziosa is inheriting a team with a solid, experienced nucleus.
Juniors Matt Costello, Dom Luoni, Rishad DeSilva, Travis Maxner, and Devin Graham each got a lot of time this season, and sophomore Jhon Oliveira worked his way into the starting lineup late in the year.
"A lot of guys in this situation might want to look to the future," Preziosa said. "I'm looking right away. I want to give (next year's) seniors a proper send off and bring some championship basketball back to Fenwick."
Preziosa, 42, grew up in Malden and now lives in Melrose with his wife and two sons. He's well aware of Fenwick's tradition on the court and he's hoping his teams can add to it.
Assistant coach Ryan Sasso, a Fenwick graduate who scored over 1,000 points during his high school career, will remain with the program.
"I've been doing my homework. I have some films from last year and I'm very familiar with the roster," Preziosa said. "I think I have some ideas that we can improve on what they've been building and hopefully bring it to the next level."

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Elk River made the trip down 101 seeking to secure their #8 spot in the most recent Strib poll. Their only loss was to Park Center last Friday.
The Crimson had a first for the year when they had 3 travels in 3 trips down the floor. The Crimson offense had trouble getting untracked, and they picked silly fouls that gave Elk River an early advantage. Slow starts have been part of the last three games. I suggest either Jethro Tull or ZZ Top for warmups.
Matt Lindgren came off the bench and was again the ignitor making 4 straight points to give Maple Grove a 14-11 lead. Elk River has often had strong outside shooters, but their MO in the first half was 5-12 foot baskets. Jake Wieneke and Grant Kaufman both picked up their second fouls late in the first half, but Austin Paul made a big 3 to keep the Crimson close just when it looked like the Elks were making a stampede (sorry). The half ended with the Elks up 28-26.
The second half again found the Crimson making a rally after falling behind 28-34. They made a 10-2 run that featured good ball movement, offensive rebound put backs, and extra passes off penetration. After a Elk River timeout, the Crimson continued their stellar play and widened the lead to 48-43 after Grant Kaufman's layup. Erik Olson was like Windex as he cleaned the glass, scored inside, and made a few 'E'rasures that led to fast break baskets. Olson and Lindgren exchanged assists that led to bunnies or sweet takes to the hole.
With less than 3 to play, the Crimson made plays on defense that determined the games' outcome. Brandon Barta's and Wieneke's steals and layups on consecutive trips made the lead 11. Later, Barta's hoop and harm made it 62-45, and the students were heading to the north gym to watch gymnastics. Olson had a monster second half, scoring 13 of his 19 points to go with 10 rebounds and 4 blocks for the game. Brycen Wojta had 7 assists to go with his 8 points.
The Elk were a frigid 5-20 from behind the arc and shot only 36% for the game. Maple Grove shot 47% from the field.
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WALLA WALLA - Soon, Gary Leon Ridgway likely will call this home - the state's largest prison, with its wire-topped fences, 15 towers with armed guards and the nickname "Concrete Mama" for its ability, like a mother, to draw men back again and again.
The 54-year-old Federal Way-area truck painter, who was sentenced Thursday for murdering four dozen women, will spend the rest of his life in lockup.
Ridgway, who admits he was the elusive Green River Killer, might never leave the beige-painted cinder block walls of the Washington State Penitentiary in rural Eastern Washington.
The penitentiary is one of three maximum-security lockups in the state where Ridgway, who last month admitted hunting and strangling 48 women, could grow old.
It's where most "lifers" like Ridgway at least begin their sentences, after mental and physical evaluations at the prison in Shelton. It's where all death row inmates live.
The "Concrete Mama" is not a warm, nurturing parent.
"Most prisoners think of Walla Walla as hard time," penitentiary spokeswoman Lori Scamahorn said of the 2,200 men at the prison.
Men serving "life without" the possibility of release must cope with the noise, the routine, the threat of violence, and the lack of comfort and true friendship.
"It's your choice how you do your time here," said Mitchell Rupe, who killed tellers Twila Capron and Candace Hemmig while robbing an Olympia bank in 1981.
"Some people take longer to learn that. Lots of knuckleheads," said the 49-year-old Rupe, interviewed at the prison last week. "But you either deal with life on a level you accept here, or you're just going to burn yourself out."
Rupe said he finds qualified happiness in good visits, good mail and rare good meals, like biscuits and gravy on Saturday mornings.
"I try not to waste any day," said the portly and gregarious prisoner, who gained notoriety in the 1990s while challenging the state's use of hanging for executions. A judge ruled that because Rupe weighed more than 400 pounds he could not be hanged without threat of decapitation. But the question became moot when a law was passed making lethal injection the state's presumed method of execution.
Today there's a boredom inherent in life at the prison Rupe, with a laugh, calls "Wally World."
"Shower, slop, break, slop, work, slop, work, TV, bed," he said. "Get up and do it again."
Some inmates turn bitter, he said. Some "medicate" themselves. Some become spiritual. Some delve into law books.
In recent years, opportunities to earn college degrees have disappeared, though inmates still can take anger management or victim awareness classes.
Those who behave well might win jobs - as janitors, bakers or welders - or the right to cultivate hobbies. Rupe works in the hobby shop and spends free hours there, painting models.
David Lewis Rice, serving a life sentence for killing Seattle attorney Charles Goldmark and his family on Christmas Eve in 1985, has tooled leather belts, wallets and artwork for years.
"It's real relaxed," said 45-year-old Rice. "I enjoy going in there and almost forgetting where you are. You're doing something for yourself rather than working for the state or eating state food."
Not for Ridgway
But the jobs and hobbies that help inmates make the best of it probably won't be a part of Ridgway's life soon, if ever.
"Gary Ridgway is not going to be in the inmate activity center," said Scamahorn, the penitentiary spokeswoman. "Gary Ridgway is not going to be at the hobby shop. Gary Ridgway is going to be in the Intensive Management Unit."
That unit, set apart from the general population by 150 yards, two fences and coils of razor wire, is "specifically designed to house the most problematic, violent offenders in the state," unit manager Sean Murphy said.
It's home to death row inmates awaiting execution, as well as inmates who have been violent and those in protective custody.
Officials will need to keep other inmates from killing Ridgway.
"Inmates have a code of their own, too," Scamahorn said. "There's going to be those inmates for whatever reason that feel he didn't get the justice he deserved."
An inmate serving five years for a King County drug conviction said officials won't ever let Ridgway into the general population.
"He would be a target, and it would cause some serious problems," said the inmate, who didn't want to be identified. "They (his victims) may have been hookers, but they were still people. He's got a lot of people who are upset at this guy. I hate that he did get a plea bargain."
Just as prisoners don't accept cellmates and chow partners who hurt or sexually attack children, they don't like men like Ridgway who preyed on women, had sex with corpses or got special deals from prosecutors.
"There are probably guys in here who have killed one person or two people, and they got the death penalty," Scamahorn said. "Ridgway has killed 48. Why should he get special treatment?"
Scamahorn said Spokane Rapist Kevin Coe is an example of what can happen to high-profile criminals.
"Somebody tried to slit his throat," Scamahorn said. "That's the criminal code."
In August, an inmate in a Massachusetts prison strangled fellow prisoner John Geoghan, a defrocked Roman Catholic priest and convicted child molester housed in protective custody.
To keep Ridgway safe, prison staff members likely will keep him, during his first years, in a 81-square-foot cell, where he'll spend 23 hours a day.
He'll eat alone, exercise alone five hours a week in a 1,200-square-foot "yard" and have contact with other inmates only by yelling into a speaker on his door.
"I would consider it like being on the phone with a bad line," said Murphy, who has listened to inmates talk about virtually everything through the speakers. "I've heard them talk about the war, their interactions with staff, what got them here."
Ridgway's visits - with only immediate family, for an hour or two once or twice a week - will be through glass.
His only physical contact will be corrections officers touching him as they take him, handcuffed, to the shower or to exercise.
Alone in beige cells
The 87 inmates in the unit spend their time reading and writing, alone in their beige cells, adorned only with a concrete platform and a thin mattress, a light that never goes off, and a stainless steel sink and a toilet.
Over time, if they don't cause trouble and keep themselves and their cells clean, they're allowed more books, longer visits and potentially a radio or television if they buy them, Murphy said.
They can talk to a social worker and to religious leaders who visit. Some inmates earn janitorial jobs. Some take GED classes taught, through glass, by a Walla Walla Community College teacher. Some take anger management or victim awareness classes taught by video.
"We try to help them," Murphy said. "If we've got a guy who acts out but has history as an interest, we'll give him a history book."
Eventually, death row inmates or inmates in protective custody can move to Unit 5, where they're allowed more property, including tobacco. There, they can hug visitors, and inmates who aren't facing execution can have cellmates.
Learning to cope with life in prison is a process for the men who know they'll die there.
"Time is what takes care of the adjustment period," said Nancy Frazier-Jarvis, who manages a 142-inmate maximum security unit in the prison's general population. "Some of them go through something similar to a grief cycle. Then there's just resignation."
He tries to help
Rice said the only thing he can try to do is help someone else while he's inside.
"If by my words or my example I can keep some guy from coming back, I've done something," said Rice, a right-wing extremist who killed the Goldmark family because he mistakenly thought they were Jewish communists. "A lot of what these guys need is some encouragement. There's nothing encouraging here."
Rice said that for his crime, it's reasonable that he should spend the rest of his life in prison.
"So that made it a little easier to accept," said Rice, who's been at Walla Walla 18 years and works 120 hours a month punching holes in sheet metal to make lockers and office furniture.
"Still, I'm here," he said. "The main problem with a 'life without' sentence is you know you're never going to be able to come into any intimate contact with anyone you care about.
"Essentially, you're already dead. It's just when they get around to burial."
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Inmate population: About 2,200 men (women are at the Washington Corrections Center for Women near Purdy)
Visitors: For most inmates, three days a week at the most
A recent lunch: Breaded fish, fresh-baked bread, macaroni and cheese, salad, soup, peaches
Inmate clothing: Personal clothes for most in the general population; orange jail fatigues for those in the Intensive Management Unit
Potential wages: For many inmates (including clerks and janitors in the Intensive Management Unit), 35 cents an hour or up to $55 a month, of which as much as 40 percent goes to the Crime Victims' fund, prison debts and child support. Inmates with industrial jobs making license plates, signs and clothes can earn up to $1.10 an hour, with up to 85 percent going to crime victims, incarceration costs, mandatory savings (for inmates who aren't in for life), legal financial obligations, prison debts and any child support.
Among the things inmates buy: Personal hygiene products, food (Top Ramen and Little Debbie cupcakes are popular), tobacco, television sets, radios, AM/FM cassette players, fans and magazine subscriptions (including Playboy and Hustler)


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It's not your typical taco joint. The cuisine is what you might find at Chef Marquez' own home if you went for dinner at his casa -- and I think you'll be impressed.
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Hours: Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Saturday noon to 11 p.m., Sunday noon to 9 p.m.
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I started out in the bar noshing on some chips and salsa and tasting a great margarita. Then someone passed an appetizer of Panela Cheese Zarandeado that immediately grabbed my attention. It was Panela cheese marinated in chipotle sauce and spices, then grilled and served with chips and guacamole. I only tasted the cheese and it was a little fiesta that I would order again (and not share). When I say that I'm not going to share something, that's 5 stars in my book.
I enjoyed a delightful tasting menu during a recent media dinner so I was able to sample many of the restaurant's featured dishes. The Aztec Shrimp Ceviche Mini Tostada (shrimp/tilapia marinated in key lime and spice, grilled cactus leaves, pasilla pepper, tomato, cilantro, onions) was delicious and beautifully paired with the Nobilio Sauvignon Blanc.
The best entree on the menu without a doubt was Bolo's Mahi. Grilled mahi atop white rice with fresh avocado, olive oil, roasted garlic, jalapeno slices and crushed chile de arbol. I could almost hear Dr. Oz standing behind me saying, "Yes, amiga; this is what I've been talking about." It was light and delicious and the tastiest dish on the menu. $20.95 and worth every penny.
The Chocolate Tamale was the perfect dessert. It was even better when served with Kahlua Midnight -- a 70 proof blend of rum and delicious black coffee liqueur. Oh yeah, it's midnight somewhere!
My Take on Lazaranda:
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Ovidio Castillo of Pasco said it was a relief to know he doesn't have to be perfect.
The 15-year-old Chiawana High School sophomore said he wants to be a criminal investigator or firefighter after high school, and he paid close attention to law enforcement and legal officials who talked about their backgrounds during Friday's 10th annual Youth & Justice Forum at Columbia Basin College inPasco.
Some of those speakers came from migrant families, or they maybe didn't do well in school all the time or had made other poor decisions in life. But they were still doing work the Ovidio said he was excited about and respected.
"Everyone relates to what I want to do," he said.
More than 200 students from Benton City to Kahlotus attended the forum, getting a glimpse at the world inside courtrooms and police stations, and advice on how to become part of that world.
The Washington State Minority and Justice Commission started the forum to reach and educate youth from disadvantaged or under-represented groups within the legal system.
"We wanted them to be involved at all levels of the justice system," said Salvador Mendoza Jr., a Kennewick attorney and one of the event's organizers.
The event offered a variety of activities, from skits meant to educate students about aspects of law enforcement and illustrate procedures such as the use of police dogs, to panel discussions, including one with Washington Supreme Court Justice Steven Gonzalez and Chelsie Elliott, a graduate of Kiona-Benton City High School now in her first year of law school at Gonzaga University.
Elliott said she attended the forum in its third year when she was in eighth grade and decided after attending that she wanted to go into law.
"I don't like being bored," she said. "This is one thing I knew I'd never be bored."
Both her parents are college graduates and emphasized the importance of education. Elliott herself went through the Running Start program, getting her first two years of college done at CBC by her high school graduation, but she said being from a small community led some people to doubt her ability to go into law.
Now, she said, it's a little weird to be on the other side of the table from the students.
Organizers said despite having to cap the number of student participants each year because of budget restrictions, the event is getting better each year.
This year was no exception, as the students milled about and crowded around judges, lawyers, court reporters and law enforcement officers.
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Discussion of the troubled San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station will appear on the San Clemente City Council agenda Tuesday evening. The following is a release from Gary Headrick of San Clemente Green:
A special exception was made at the last minute to have San Onofre on San Clemente's Agenda once again. Two formal letters will be up for consideration for council to direct towards the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the California Public Utility Commission.
The NRC is being called on to confirm that San Onofre will not be allowed to restart without a public and transparent license amendment process being completed, and that the waste storage issue will be addressed concurrently by ordering the transition to Hardened On Site Storage immediately.
(Editors Note: Hardened on-site storage refers to removing spent nuclear fuel from water pools and encasing it in concrete, an option viewed as a safer storage method for nuclear waste.)
The CPUC will be called on to hold an Order Instituting Investigation, which is critically needed to determine:
- The economic impacts of the failure of the brand new steam generators and subsequent shutdown of the nuclear facility
- Whether ratepayers bearing the various costs for the problems is justified; and
- The overall economic prudence of continuing to operate these unreliable, aging reactors.
Full text of letters can be found here .
The meeting begins at 6 p.m., but we are not likely to be heard until 7 p.m. It is at San Clemente City Hall, 100 Avenida Presidio. We expect a significant number of people to show up.
For hundreds of articles arranged by date providing a comprehensive history of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station over the past few years, visit our Patch topic page here.


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OKLAHOMA CITY — Unlike many super stars, Kevin Durant isn't afraid to admit he can't do it by himself. That there are games when the league's leading scorer is just not playing at the level he wants to carry his Oklahoma City squad.
That is where he was Wednesday with Utah in town. After suffering through one of the worst first halves the season, Durant relied on his teammates to carry him to a 110-87 victory over the Jazz at the Chesapeake Energy Arena.
"It was a slow start," Durant said. "Turned the ball over too many times. I don't care who you are or what type of player you, you've got confidence issues if you turn the ball over so many times, miss so many shots. You get down on yourself. I want to do so well all the time. Sometimes I can't do that well. But I get down on myself and I 'm still learning how to get out of that."
With the L.A. Lakers losing also, Utah (33-32) remained one game behind the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference.
Oklahoma City (48-18) didn't play up to its normal standards, either. Coming off its thrashing at the hands of San Antonio, Oklahoma City coach Scott Brooks had hoped to see a better offensive showing. Instead, his team shot 50 percent from the field and racked up 25 turnovers.
But the Thunder's defense was good enough to earn the blowout victory and stay one game behind the Spurs for the best record in the conference.
"We have a lot of pride. So I told them today, let's go out here and do what we do," Kendrick Perkins said. "Don't worry about anything else but making it hard on them."
Durant almost had a dubious triple double, posting 23 points, 10 rebounds and eight turnovers. It was also the second straight game he shot 7 for 13 from the field in 28 minutes.


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Two Oklahoma City men face aggravated assault and battery complaints after a fight sent a man to a metro emergency room, an incident report stated.
At about 9 p.m. Jan. 10, Edmond Police Officer Jeff Morefield assisted on a fight in progress call at the Rolling Green Apartments, 400 E. Danforth Road, according to the report filed by Morefield.
Morefield stated that as he arrived he spotted about 20 individuals standing in one of the complex's parking lots. As he pulled up, several individuals ran north through the complex, and several others were attending to an unknown victim, the report stated.
Morefield stated he could see the victim's face was covered in blood and there were wounds to his face, suggesting that was injured badly. As Officer Nicholas Tant and several individuals cared for the victim, Morefield began his investigation.
A witness said the victim was walking on complex grounds when he said something to occupants of a vehicle that pulled up to the area, Morefield stated. Two black males got out of the vehicle and a verbal confrontation occurred between them and the victim, the report stated.
During the altercation, the victim was punched multiple times, including when he was on the ground, the report stated. Bystanders called police.
The witness said their language suggested that they were in a gang; the words "blood and cuz" were heard, Morefield stated. The witness said one male was wearing a red hoodie with a white T-shirt underneath and the other wore a black T-shirt and jeans, the report stated.
Morefield stated that three black males were found hiding in an apartment bathroom; one was wearing a dark shirt and jeans and the other was wearing a red shirt. They denied being involved, saying they heard about it and went to check it out, the report stated.
The victim was transported to a metro hospital due to the severity of his injuries, which included a large laceration on his head, the report stated.
Tyler Lamar Frazier, 20, of Oklahoma City, was arrested on a felony aggravated assault and battery complaint, the report stated.
Deondra Lorenzo Robinson, 20, of Oklahoma City, was arrested on a felony aggravated assault and battery complaint and on a possession of marijuana within 1,000 feet of a daycare complaint, the report stated.
Later, the suspects were transported to the county jail.
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San Mateo County Sheriff officers are currently on the scene of a reported gang fight in the Moon Ridge housing development in Half Moon Bay.
Detective Rebecca Rosenblatt, public information officer for the Sheriff's Office, said a call came in to dispatch at 2:43 p.m. Sunday to report a gang fight had broken out in the Moon Ridge sports field. The reporting party said he or she had spotted one of the suspects with a gun.
Officers responded to the scene and are currently handling the situation. Rosenblatt said they are dealing with an unknown number of suspects, and that, so far, no gun or firearm has been located, so it is possible that part of the report was unfounded.
So far, no arrests or injuries have been reported, but Patch will continue to update this story as more information becomes available.
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"Look at how sick my legs look after a 10 mile run." He attached a pic of his legs wearing underwear. We've been acquaintances for a year, and text on and off.
What he wants from me.
This is just disturbing.
If it's a come-on, it's pathetic.
How'd the legs look anyway? Swollen? Blotchy? Hot?
If you liked the look of his legs, go for it and tell him how sexy he looked. Otherwise, go back to sporadic texting.
He sounds like an idiot, that's what he came up with, run!
He's fishing for compliments... he owns a lot of Tap Out gear doesn't he?
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Buble delivered a powerful tribute to his grandma in concert at the BMO Harris Bradley Center Sunday, the same day she passed away--and took to Facebook and Twitter Monday to honor her memory.
For nearly two hours in Milwaukee Sunday, Michael Bublé effortlessly personified the classic, crowd-pleasing crooner on what he said was "one of the hardest days of my life."(6)
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It's hard to ignore the late actor's premature death when watching the movie, adding a layer of eeriness to his performance.
The Wisconsin State Fair starts Thursday at State Fair Park in West Allis, signaling 11 days of fun, food and more fun and more food.
The Maker Market is like a farmers market, but instead of locally produced food, vendors sell locally made arts and crafts.
In addition to brews from the big breweries, the fair appeals to the beer-minded with The Micro, an open-air pavilion dedicated to the state's craft beers.(1)
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Hell hath no fury like an arts community scorned. It's a lesson learned by the typically noncontroversial "Dave & Carole" morning show on WKLH-FM, after a bit the show did Tuesday morning bit back.(27)
Behind this week's all-smiles ribbon-cutting for an east side swing park lurks a controversy involving an internationally recognized architect, her former student, the City of Milwaukee and clashing ideas about how public spaces should change and who gets to be involved. (18)
Artist and self-taught cartographer Archie Archambault creates what he calls "maps of the mind" for various cities — most recently, Milwaukee.(3)
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According to a radio talk show they found an old article from 1979 which revelled details of the long held drink's ingredients. Judge for yourself.
According to a radio talk show they found an old article from 1979 which revelled details of the long held drink's ingredients. Judge for yourself.
Saw this on the CBS Evening News last night - apparently the radio station made it and did a taste test, and something like 28 of 30 people said "that's not Coke."
The company points out that *how* its made is as important as the ingredients, and my bet is that while they still base it on the original, the formula has changed over the years.
Also, where the flavorings are sourced makes a difference. All orange oils and cinnamons are not alike.
It's like making gin - you can use the same amounts of the *same* botanicals, and get very different results.
It's probably one of the original recipes, but I think once they started bottling it, the recipe changed. There are probably different recipes for cans/bottles vs. fountain drinks as well.
Plus, the recipe calls for sugar, but in the US, Coca-Cola has been made with "high fructose corn syrup" for many years. We always try to bring back a few bottles when we go to the Caribbean, where they still use cane sugar.
My Dad was an Atlanta pharmacist for 50+ years (he's still ticking!) and his drug store was the second pharmacy in Atlanta to serve Coca-Cola as a fountain drink. Long before his time, of course, but there had been a pharmacy in that location since the turn of the 20th century. It was general knowledge that Coke had been laced with cocaine to begin with....and was invented not as a refreshment but as a "tonic" for medicinal purposes. I spent many weekends being a paid soda jerk for my Dad, concocting Coke floats and cherry cokes and lemon cokes with all the syrups and goop behind the counter. Precious memories. For any FSU'ers in Atlanta-Dad's store is now the well known Surin Thai Restaurant in Virginia Highlands. The beautiful tin ceiling tiles are the original ceiling. They're really lovely.
Then there's the other side of the family, my Mother's, who were native Atlantans since before the Civil War. They owned a considerable amount of Coca Cola stock early on but sold it because "they didn't think it would ever amount to anything."
hehehehe The original coke is still sold here in Canada, only now it is known as Tim Horton's coffee. hehehehe Sorry old joke. People here say Tim Hortons coffee is so popular because they put cocaine in the coffee. hehehe
You can still by cola syrup and add your own soda water, if you really want to. Vermont Country Store carries it in their Apothecary section--it's for upset stomach.
My BFF's dad always had big spray bottles of seltzer in the basement. Delivered by the company, much like a milkman, which I thought was really cool!


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It's easy to support the argument that Maryland's 2002 National Championship basketball team was the best Terps team of all time, considering it's the only UMD team ever to accomplish that feat.
But when all circumstances are considered, was it really the best ever?
Take a look at the 1973-1974 squad, and try to compare the two under the circumstances that existed.
That team finished 23-5, and lost it's opener to top-ranked UCLA on the road by a point, then won nine straight before dropping a road game to #4 NC State by 6. They then lost two straight: to 4th-ranked UNC by 9 on the road, and #2 NC State at home. In the ACC Tournament, the Terps made the finals, but lost to eventual National Champion NC State, 103-100, in what some have called one of the best college basketball game ever played.
In 1974, the NCAA Tournament field was limited to 16 teams, and there were no at-large bids. If a team didn't win its conference tournament, it was out of luck.
The 2002 team finished 30-4, (15-1 in the ACC), and started the season ranked #2 in the country. Their losses were to unranked Arizona by 4 in the season opener, by 16 to Oklahoma (ranked 21st), top-ranked Duke by 21, and unranked NC State by 4 in the ACC Tournament semifinals. The Arizona loss was on a neutral court, but the other three were on the road.
Had the same rules applied in 2002 as were in place in 1974, the UMD National Championship team would not have even made it into the dance.
As for the individual players, Chris Wilcox (#8 overall), and Juan Dixon (#17) were drafted by the NBA in 2002 in the first round. Lonnie Baxter (#43) went in the second round that year. Steve Blake was drafted the following year in the second round (38th overall). None of the other players on that team were drafted.
One the 1974 squad, Tom McMillen and Len Elmore were drafted in the 1st round (9th and 13 overall). The following year, Tom Roy (3rd round, 43rd overall) and Owen Brown (9th round, 142nd) were drafted, and John Lucas was the #1 overall selection in 1976.
An argument could be made for either of those teams to be considered the best Maryland team ever. Which do you think was the best?


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Det i genomsnitt billigaste priset per månad för billig logi i Ljubljana
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ferry from greece to rome or train to venice?
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In this most volatile of Lakers seasons, there is one thing you can still count on.
They will beat the Minnesota Timberwolves.
The Lakers nudged the NBA's longest active winning streak against one team further along Thursday night at Staples Center with a 116-94 victory over a team that could rank as a bigger disappointment than they are.


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Elizabeth Edwards has died. The wife of disgraced former presidential candidate John Edwards passed away in Chapel Hill, North Carolina after a six year battle with cancer.
Most Americans knew Elizabeth Edwards through her husband's back-to-back presidential campaigns.
But it was her fight for causes dear to her and her personal but public bout with cancer that earned her her own admirers.
Viewed as charismatically equal to her popular spouse, Mary Elizabeth Anania of Jacksonville, Florida, met future husband John Edwards while both were in law school at the University of North Carolina. They married in 1977.
Two decades later came the first in a trilogy of tragedies, their 16-year-old Wade was killed in a car crash in 1996.
With encouragement from her, John dove into politics two years later winning a US Senate seat in North Carolina.
Then winning the VP spot n the 2004 Democratic presidential ticket.
The same day of John Kerry's concession speech, Elizabeth Edwards started dealing with tragedy number two, advanced breast cancer.
She wrote a book.
Elizabeth said "it's actually good to feel like you can be an inspiration to people."
After treatment, the cancer went into remission, only to resurface as Edwards launched another presidential bid.
By this time, Elizabeth had been told of her husband's philandering with a freelance campaign worker. He later admitted to fathering a child with her.
The affair would derail his political aspirations as well as their marriage. She filed for a divorce was to be finalized early 2011.
But as she said in this June 2010 interview on the Today Show, she wanted him near for their children.
Elizabeth said "I have 3 living children for whom this is a father that I want them, who i want them to love and on whom they're going to have to rely, perhaps, you know, if my disease takes a bad turn."
Indeed, they were reunited in her final days where her last statement to the public included this line: "I have been sustained throughout my life by three saving graces. My family, my friends and a faith in the power of resilience and hope."
Full Statement of the Edwards Family
Elizabeth Anania Edwards, mother, author, advocate died today at her home in Chapel Hill, surrounded by her family.
Today we have lost the comfort of Elizabeth's presence but she remains the heart of this family.
We love her and will never know anyone more inspiring or full of life.
On behalf of Elizabeth we want to express our gratitude to the thousands of kindred spirits who moved and inspired her along the way. Your support and prayers touched our entire family.
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SACRAMENTO, CA - JANUARY 10: California Governor Jerry Brown speaks to reporters as he announces his proposed budget at the California State Capitol on January 10, 2011 in Sacramento, California. Governor Brown announced a balanced state budget that cuts spending by $12.5 billion and includes an eight to ten percent cut in take home pay for state employees and proposes a "vast and historic" restructuring of government operations. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
With budget talks at an apparent standstill, Gov. Jerry Brown says he still does not know what Republican lawmakers want in exchange for their votes to support a special election to extend recent tax increases.
Brown made the comments Wednesday to reporters outside the state Capitol. He says he is still waiting to find out exactly what Republican lawmakers want.
The Democratic governor also proposed about $12.5 billion in spending cuts to help close the state's $26.6 billion deficit. Brown needs at least two GOP votes in each house to call the special election.
Republican legislative leaders and the five GOP senators who have met with Brown have said they want a state spending cap and pension reform, but have not made public their specific demands.


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Holiday shoppers are just not in the holiday spirit this year. It was reported on Dec. 25 that shoppers spent less than back in 2011. This has been the worst shopping season since 2008, when the economy was in a deep recession.
According to The Huffington Post, shoppers had their mind on the economy, the burdening storms and the recent shootings. The news site also reported that consumer confidence has dipped to its lowest since July.
Even though the malls were packed this year, consumers were still spending less. Marshal Cohen, chief research analyst for NPD Inc., noticed the startling trend. He was in line with some of the shoppers during the busy holiday season. Cohen noticed the spirits of the shoppers around him, "There was this absence of joy for the holiday," Cohen said, "There was no Christmas spirit. There have been just too many distractions."
Consumers are still on edge with the ongoing news of the "fiscal cliff." Once the White House and Congress reach a decision, tax increases and spending cuts could start happening on Jan. 1, 2013. The fiscal cliff could hurt a lot of middle-class families.
Retailers are hoping that the last week leading up to Christmas will make up for the lost money. Black Friday was the biggest shopping day of the season, but it fell short. The Saturday before Christmas and Christmas Eve also count as big shopping days. Hopefully, these big days will help the economy.
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So, a couple years back 2K Games showed off a FPS take on the classic XCOM franchise, and most gamers were all "eh, no thanks". In the interim Firaxis went and made a proper turn-based tactical XCOM game, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, which made everyone really, really hope the XCOM FPS had been taken to a secret bunker and quietly killed.
Well, a few days ago 2K started hinting pretty hard that the game was still on the way, and today they unveiled The Bureau: XCOM Declassified. The big news? The game is no long a first-person shooter — instead the game will be a tactical third-person shooter. Also, it'll take place during the swingin' 60s. Ring-a-ding-ding.
Hit the jump for more details, a few screens, a teaser trailer and box art…
The Bureau: XCOM Declassified takes place in 1962, and will serve as a prequel to XCOM: Enemy Unknown. You work for a CIA-like agency tasked with investigating Russia's nuclear capabilities, but of course the agency's mandate changes big time when aliens start sticking their probes into Earth's business.
During battle players will have to play smart, carefully commanding allies where to go and what to do. Sloppy, guns blazing gameplay isn't recommended as, keeping in line with past XCOM games, allies who die, stay dead.
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I wandered lonely as a cloud
That floats on high o'er vales and hills,
When all at once I saw a crowd,
A host, of golden daffodils;
Beside the lake, beneath the trees,
Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.
Continuous as the stars that shine
And twinkle on the milky way,
They stretched in never-ending line
Along the margin of a bay:
Ten thousand saw I at a glance,
Tossing their heads in sprightly dance.
The waves beside them danced; but they
Out-did the sparkling waves in glee:
A poet could not but be gay,
In such a jocund company:
I gazed – and gazed – but little thought
What wealth the show to me had brought:
For oft, when on my couch I lie
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An SUV overturned and flipped into the woods on the Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway Thursday evening, firefighters said.
The single-vehicle crash took place just after 8:30 p.m. in the northbound lane of Route 135, just south of the Old Country Road Exit to Plainview.
Plainview firefighters and Nassau County Police units responded. They treated the driver for minor injuries at the scene, firefighters said.
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MIDDLEBURG -- Snyder County Commissioner Joe Kantz doesn't understand why county leaders last year tossed hundreds of law books into the garbage.
Last October, officials heaped the county's law library into a green Dumpster behind the Snyder County Courthouse, leaving the county to swap paper and ink for software.
While the books did require periodic updates, Kantz said Snyder County now is shelling out $10,000 each year to maintain its online law library -- a sum at which he scoffed Tuesday. "That was a pretty good waste of taxpayer dollars if you ask me," he said.
Neither Kantz nor fellow Commissioner Malcolm Derk were sure Tuesday who decided to dispose of the law library, which had been kept on the second floor of the courthouse.
The county is required to make such a facility available to the public.
"At the very least you'd think they would have recycled them," Kantz said of the books. "They're probably sitting in a landfill somewhere."
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DENVER: Officer, man hit by car during foot chase
Just saw this today.. ColoradoCOP, you know this guy?
DENVER A police officer and another man were both hit by an unmarked police car during a foot chase on Tuesday afternoon.
The Denver Police officer had pulled the man over at East Colfax and Hudson. When the officer approached the car, the man ran. SKY9 was there as the foot chase began.
The officer knocked the man down about a half block later. The man got up to run again and that is when the unmarked police car hit them both. The man was thrown several feet into the street and the officer went up on the hood.
It is not clear how severe the injuries were, but the man was picked up and put in a patrol car.
More than 10 other police cars responded to the scene and Colfax was shut down for a time due to the investigation."Regulators, we regulate any stealin' of his property and we're damn good too. But you can't be any geek off the street. You gotta be handy with the steel if you know what I mean, earn your keep, Regulators! Mount up!"
Ouch thats messed up. Remember guys to look were your going the idea is not to hit those that are in the same uniform as us .
Hope the officer is ok.Being the best is not what always counts. What counts is always trying your best.
Remember who you are, and where you came from. That way you never get a big head.
May those that lost their lives in 9-11 RIP, for the things you did not many could do. You left so many behind so that you could save so few. For now we stand strong as one, and will not look back till the fight is done. (me)
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I just read that. I would love to hear more details!"If anything worthwhile comes of this tragedy, it should be the realization by every citizen that often the only thing that stands between them and losing everything they hold dear... is the man wearing a badge." -- Ronald Reagan, in the wake of the deaths of 4 CHP troopers in the Newhall Incident, 1970
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I posted the story over in the Last Night's Shift section, prior to noticing it here.
Officer is okay, suspect is less than okay... more details in the other section
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everybody. this is the i-n-t-e-r-n-e-t. just relax. If you get pissed off because someone calls you a homo over a computer screen, well. That tells more about you than the person saying it. smoke some pot get laid and all is good
Got to it before me right there.
Seriously, if you have a "bone" to pick with someone on here, it's... it's just a waste of energy to hate someone you don't really know personally nor are you going to know. Release your hate on the people you face in your life outside this forum, because with those people you can actually do something about their annoyances instead of posting "Ur 50 fucking Homo-tastic" or whatever.
In reference to this topic; A person only instigates a fight if someone else retaliates. So really, whether or not Bia was attempting to piss Robbie off is irrelevant. Robbie could have been mature enough to see it as an immature taunt and ignore it.
I know I haven't been on this forum long enough and my word doesn't mean too much here, but that's my opinion.
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June 15th, 2012
Pretty Little Liars' star Lucy Hale confirmed on her Twitter account this week that she has signed her first record deal. The TV star has inked a deal with Hollywood Records, tweeting "I can now share that I have recently been signed to Hollywood Records @HollywoodRecs ! I couldn't be more excited to share my music with you".
The label boasts an impressive line up that includes Miley Cyrus, Jesse McCartney, Demi Lovato and fellow 2012 MMVA presenter Selena Gomez.
Lucy Hale will be on hand this Sunday for her first MMVAs and is set to present alongside Chord Overstreet, Perez Hilton, Kelly Osbourne, Darren Criss and many more.
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Walter 'Wally' Claussen
June 6, 1930 - July 25, 2013
CLINTON — Walter "Wally" Claussen, 83 of Clinton, Iowa passed away peacefully at his home on Thursday, July 25th, 2013, after losing his battle with Mesothelioma for many weeks while being lovingly cared for by his daughter Jolene, assisted by his granddaughter Stephanie and special friend of the family Jenny Schroeder.
Funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, July 29th, at Lemke Funeral Homes - South Chapel (just west of Clinton Lawn Cemetery). A visitation will occur from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 28th, at Lemke Funeral Homes - South Chapel. Burial will take place at Clinton Lawn Cemetery. Lemke Funeral Homes is assisting the family with arrangements.
Walter "Wally" Claussen was born June 6th, 1930, to Martin and Anna (Rasmusen) Claussen in Omaha, Nebraska. Wally married Yvonne 'Bonnie' Quick on July 11th, 1959 in Davenport, Iowa. Bonnie was the love of his life whom he cherished in life and after.
Walter was a member of the Immanuel Lutheran Church. Walter honorably served in the U.S. Army from 1951 to 1957 during the Korean War.
Upon his return from service, Wally worked for the Lock Company and was also a plumber and painter for 40-plus years until his retirement.
Wally's love for his family was immeasurable. He loved spending time with his grandchildren. Many special moments were spent with granddaughter Jeni, great-granddaughter Caitlyn and great grandson Gage. Kylee and Erin also greatly enjoyed their time with grandpa, especially his good-bye blow kisses that they will treasure forever. Holidays with the family were very special to him. He enjoyed family vacations in Estes Park, Colorado. He also enjoyed gardening and rock collecting.
He is survived by one daughter, Jolene (Donald) Peek of Gladstone, Il.; one son, Dale (Betsy) Claussen of Clinton, IA.; four granddaughters, Jennifer (Michael) Harlock of Clinton, IA., Stephanie Sanders of Clinton, IA., Kylee and Erin Claussen of Clinton, IA.; six great grand children, Caitlyn and Gage Claussen, Dominic Hatfield, Hannah Hatfield, Gracie Liston, Emma Sanders and awaiting the arrival of another great granddaughter.
He was preceded in death by his wife "Bonnie," his parents, grandparents, one brother and four sisters.
Memorials may be directed to the family.
Online condolences may be left at www.lemkefuneralhomes.com.
Death date: July 25, 2013


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College Auditor Goes to Jail
Bruce McAllister '54 Tu '58, a longtime Dartmouth auditor is going to jail for embezzlement. The Burlington Free Press reports that the College refuses to reveal when McAllister ceased working in the audit office; however, he is still listed an employee in the Dartmouth Name Directory(see right):
The former chief auditor at Dartmouth College was sentenced Monday in U.S. District Court to 18 months in federal prison for his part stealing more than $800,000 over 25 years while serving as treasurer for several not-for profits in the White River Junction area.
Bruce D. McAllister of Thetford pleaded guilty in April to the single-count wire fraud indictment that said he developed an illegal scheme that ran from at least 1985 to 2010.
The groups included the Alpha Theta House Corp., a co-ed fraternity at Dartmouth College, and the Meccawe Club, a private trout fishing club on 900 acres in Bridgewater.
Judge William K. Sessions III ordered restitution of $606,843 to the fraternity and $193,984 to the sports club. He said he was aware of McAllister's various medical conditions, but told him he would need to report to prison on Jan. 8.
According to a story in The D, McAllister: "is not suspected of embezzling money from the College, according to Director of Media Relations for the College Justin Anderson. 'To the best of my knowledge, there is no evidence of any fraud at this point,' Anderson said."
Addendum: An alumnus writes in:
I remember sitting in Alpha Theta business meetings with McAllister in the 70s and feeling puzzled why this joyless man was still involved in house affairs.
A sad end.
Spokesman Anderson's comment fails the Media Relations 101 test. He does nothing to allay concerns that the possibility of similar conduct has been thoroughly checked out and eliminated. He's passive, self-assured and lacking diligence.
Guess that makes him the perfect mouthpiece for the current regime.
Addendum: Since this post went up today, McAllister's entry in the Dartmouth Name Directory has been changed. Above, he was listed as part of the "Audit Adv. Svcs" department; now his department is simply "Dart."
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Mellow mix of weird pop and drone-led dance music ahead of east London mini-festival in its fourth year.
2012 leg of No Pain In Pop's annual new-music-athon inside.
Published: 10/09/12
On Friday 19th October & Saturday 20th October 2012, excellent blog / tastemaking label No Pain In Pop will "take-over" the Shacklewell Arms in Dalston, east London.
These bands will play music (there are more to be annonced):
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Previous attendees include The xx, These New Puritans, Actress, and Nite Jewel: you are in good hands.
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According to published reports, the defendant was a coach in charge of youth fencing classes in the recreation department at UCSD.
The alleged sexual abuse began when the girl was 15, and the victim came forward five years after the alleged sex acts.
Prasad, 50, was charged Tuesday with 13 counts, including sodomy of a person under 16 by a person over 21 and lewd act on a child 14 or 15 years of age.
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cysts in breast
I also don't want to take Hormone Therapy due to side affects and my age.
I researched online various sites advising the use of Natural Herbs to reduce and shrink Fibroids, but there are so many I want to know which herbs are BEST or more EFFECTIVE at eliminating Fibroids.
I understand that using Natural Herbs it will take abit of a longer time to reduce the Fibroids and I'm ok with that, I just want to "pin-point" the BEST and MOST EFFECTIVE herbs to obtain.
I've read the following are good choices:
Vitex (Chasteburry)
Milk Thistle
Lady's Mantle
Dandelion root
Please if I've missed anything please let me know or advise the best most effective herb remedy to use. Thanks everyone in advance, greatly appreciate it!
A: Understand that you don't want surgery due to the desire for more kids – but having had this problem myself, I advise you to take one more thing into consideration – your quality of life should you go for the herbal remedy. You could spend years trying various herbs with the accompanying discomfort, and end up in surgery after all of that. I had surgery and never looked back as I felt great again!
Q: what causes breast cysts?
A: Fibrocystic breasts occur from changes in the glandular and stromal (connective) tissues of the breast. These changes are related to a woman's menstrual cycle and the hormones, estrogen and progesterone. Women with fibrocystic breasts often have bilateral cyclic breast pain or tenderness that coincides with their menstrual cycles.
During each menstrual cycle, normal hormonal stimulation causes the breasts' milk glands and ducts to enlarge, and in turn, the breasts may retain water. Before or during menstruation, the breasts may feel swollen, painful, tender, or lumpy. The severity of these symptoms varies significantly from woman to woman. Some women only experience mild breast swelling during menstruation, while others experience constant breast tenderness. Because the condition is hormone-related, it will usually affect both breasts (bilaterally). Symptoms of fibrocystic breasts usually stop after menopause but may be prolonged if a woman takes hormone replacement therapy.While having fibrocystic breasts is usually not a risk factor for breast cancer, the condition can sometimes make breast cancer more difficult to detect. Therefore, in some cases, breast imaging exams, such as mammography or ultrasound, will need to be performed on women who show symptoms of fibrocystic breasts. However, screening mammography may be more difficult to perform on women with fibrocystic breasts because the breast density associated with fibrocystic breasts may eclipse breast cancer on the mammogram film. In some cases, additional mammography or ultrasound imaging, followed by fine needle aspiration or biopsy, will be performed on women with fibrocystic breasts to determine whether breast cancer is present. Fine needle aspiration (to drain large, painful cysts) may also be performed by a physician help relieve some of the more severe symptoms of fibrocystic breast condition.
Q: I have benign breast cysts and they have been biopsed and they hurt. there is alot of breast cancer in my fam
I have many lumps and bumps and some hurt and some do not and I am not sure if I should worry about future cancer or not. my sisiter (has breast cancer) said this is how she started. i have been diagnosed with benign fibromyalgia breast cysts and tumor. should I worry? is this a pre cancerous issue or am i over reacting because i have had many famly deaths with this disease……—>?????
A: Best thing to do is talk it over with your doctor. Stop drinking caffeine if you are now. Caffeine can cause cystic breast. It was the first thing I was told to stop after being diagnosed with breast cancer. If your are taking birth control pills stop, or HRT. I am sure your doctor will tell you what you need to be on the look out for. You might want to have a mammo done twice a year. You could have benign cysts for years before one turns up cancerous, and then you could go for the rest of your life with only benign cysts. I know you need to watch your diet and keep your weight down. Try not to worry, I know easier said than done.
Q: Do breast cysts hurt?
I recently found a lump in my breast that did not show up on an ultrsound so I am preparing to go see surgeon to see if he wants to biopsy it. Docotor say's lump is mobile. I've heard so many people say cysts dont hurt. The area of my breast were the lump os hurts as well as in my rib cage, arm pit and shoulder. So does this sound like a cyst? The doctor used doctor terms to explain to me why it didn't show up even thought it is close to the skin
A: –My cysts hurt, and my daughter also had painful cysts and had to have them drained. Get a second opinion from another doctor. Always best to be safe–not sorry.
Q: can i undergo breast implant surgery even if i have small cysts in breast?
A: Yes you can, but you should get the cysts removed if they aren't going away on their own. They get bigger and can be painful (I get them too). Makes your breasts uneven.
Q: im worried!what causes breast cysts ?
i went to the doctor a few days ago because i have lumps in my breast and they said it seems like is nothing bad is most likely cyst togo back in 2 weeks so i wanna know what causes cysts should i be worried?
by the way im 17 years old
A: I had a cyst removed from each breast,one at 19 and the other at 21.I was told that trauma to the breast ( I was in a bad car accident where the airbag went off right into my breasts) can cause them.Also I was told caffeine and smoking can contribute.
Q: breast cysts / Yaz birth control?
a few months ago I found a lump in my left breast. I got an ultra-sound done and they said it didnt look like anything. Now I have one in my right aswell. I'm going to get a new ultra-sound tomorrow and eventually a biopsy. Most likely its cysts, but I'm still nervous.
I was wondering if this could have anything to do with taking Yaz birth control? My sister had problems like this when she used the birth control patch.
note: i'm 22 years old if that makes a difference.
A: It's a rare side effect but yes Yazmin can cause a lump in the breast. I take yasmin as well but only paid attention to the Common Side Effects not the rare.
Yasmin 28 Oral
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Does this medication have side effects?
The following side effects are associated with Yasmin 28 Oral:
Common side effects:
Enlarged Breasts in Males Severe
Breast Tenderness Severe
Irregular Periods Severe
Fluid Retention in the Legs, Feet, Arms or Hands Severe
Weight Gain Severe
Protrusion of the Cornea of the Eye Less Severe
Sinus Irritation and Congestion Less Severe
Yellowing of Skin or Eyes from Bile Flow Problems Less Severe
Breast Fullness due to Milk Production Less Severe
Female Problems Causing Trouble in Getting Pregnant Less Severe
Acne Less Severe
Change in Curvature of the Eye Less Severe
Visible Water Retention Less Severe
Loss of Appetite Less Severe
Feel Like Throwing Up Less Severe
Bloating Less Severe
Stomach Cramps Less Severe
Water Retention Less Severe
Infrequent side effects:
High Blood Pressure Severe
Bronchitis Severe
Inflammation of the Lining of the Stomach and Intestines Severe
Inflammation or Infection of Vagina Severe
Yeast Infection of Vagina and Vulva Severe
Migraine Headache Less Severe
Discharge from the Vagina Less Severe
Hair Loss Less Severe
Male Pattern of Hair Distribution or Hirsutism in a Woman Less Severe
Increase in the Amount of Hair on the Face Less Severe
Yellow-Brown Patches on Skin Less Severe
Dizzy Less Severe
Weight Loss Less Severe
Head Pain Less Severe
Throwing Up Less Severe
Diarrhea Less Severe
Mood Changes Less Severe
Altered Interest in Having Sexual Intercourse Less Severe
Rare side effects:
Depression Severe
Heart Attack Severe
Blood Clot in Lung Severe
Hemorrhage in the Brain Severe
Obstruction of a Blood Vessel by a Blood Clot Severe
Blood Clot in Vein Severe
Blood Clot Severe
Acute Infection of the Nose, Throat or Sinus Severe
The Flu Severe
Hepatitis Severe
Blockage of Gallbladder Severe
Disease of the Gallbladder Severe
Lump in the Breast Severe
Fluid Secretion from the Breast Severe
Absence of Menstrual Periods Severe
Abnormally Long or Heavy Periods Severe
Bleeding Not Related to Menstrual Period Severe
Backache Severe
Involuntary Muscle Movements Severe
Benign Tumor of Liver Cells Severe
Liver Cancer Severe
Breast Tumor Severe
High Amount of Potassium in the Blood Severe
Serious Infection caused by a Fungus Less Severe
Q: Breast cysts in a 14 year old girl?
i had a breast cyst removed when i was 12 and another 14 besides just being ceceptible or genetics wat could cause this at a young age?
A: you probably may want to go see a doctor
Q: Can breast cysts get infected?
Can anyone help! I was diagnosed in June as having 3 cysts in my right breast about the size of a penny each. I take 6 evening primrose tablets a day & pain killers when needed. I went back to the doctor on Monday as the pain was so severe, he gave me stronger pain killers & has referred back to the breast clinic & now have to wait for an appointment. But, I now feel quite unwell, sick, temperature, tired & I woke up this morning feeling like my breast had been pumped with silicon it was so solid! Is it possible for a cyst to be infected? My breast stings as well & I feel like I want to squeeze it to disperse whatever is in there! any ideas please?? thank you
A: yes
Q: I have a question about breast cysts and possibly cancer?
So about a year ago when I was 17 I found a lump on my boob.
I went to a doctor and everything and they decided that it was just a cyst, and I didn't have breast cancer.
Well after just a few weeks it was completely gone.
But now, a little over a year later, I have a lump in the exact same spot. It feels bigger though, like almost the size of a quarter.
Because its in the same spot is it likely that its just a cyst?
Like, can cysts disapear and come back later? Or does that not happen?
I know its not very common to get breast cancer at 18, but I feel kind of nervous anyway.
A: Breast cysts are very common and most women will develop them at all ages. That is probably why you didn't get a biopsy because there was nothing suspicious about it. Cysts can sometimes go away on their own and they can also get more pronounced when your hormones are fluctuating every month. If the lump is round then it is most likely a cyst and there is no cause for concern. When the edges are not uniform or if it hurts at all go have it looked at. Your doctor should just keep track of how many you have when you do your physicals so they can monitor the location and shape over time.
Q: Woman's question related to breast cysts?
I'd been getting pain under my armpit for 2 months. On my 3rd visit seeing a diffennt GP he stated he's found 3 cysts approx the size of a pea. He has referred me to breast clinic but assured me not to worry. Wonder why the other two doctors felt nothing???? Could it be that I am 2 days away from my period???
I am naturally frightened as i am cancer phobic (occupational hazzard as am a nurse and see lots of it in my job).
My question is have any of you ladies out there experienced breast cysts and had to be reffered and had them drained???
A: I know I'm not quite the feminine ideal of what you wanted, but my mother is also a nurse. She has had SEVERAL cysts on her breasts that have had to be removed and drained surgically.
I wouldn't worry unless the GP worries. Then you can worry about yourself. Other than that, they've seen enough cancer that they could tell you right away if there was something wrong.
Q: If I have breast cysts why wouldn't they drain them if they hurt?
I went to the dr and she said she felt a couple lumps in my breast she said that they were probably cysts because they hurt. I asked if they would drain them and she said probably not. But if they're causing me pain why wouldn't they drain them?
i get a burning sort of pain on the side of my breast and it gets itchy there I've had 2 times where is hurt to left arm up in that area as well the best way i can describe is like pulsating heartburn pain centered at the side of my right breast
A: Thjs is a common thing. Only problem is mis-diagnoses when having a mammogram. I once had to have 3 mammograms just to be told the same thing. Mine don't bother me, however they will keep an extra watch on my mammograms for anything out of the ordinary. If they are bothering you how so? I never even knew i had them.
Q: Cysts Or Breast Change Due To Pregnancy?
My friend is curently 6 weeks pregnant and her one breast is a lot bigger than the other. I have had cyst's in my breast before but they don't feel like what I had my knots were a lot smaller and hers are kind of large knotted area's but mostly in the side that is the biggest is this normal? Her first Dr.'s appointment is on the 18th and she does intend to go over all of that then so please don't be rude when you respond she would just like to have a head's up before her appointment. Would you suggest soaking them in warm water?
A: Some girls breasts will develop in this way, one before the other and some have one breast that doesn't develop at all. I would guess that her body is just adjusting to pregnancy and the other will catch up. Make sure you have her address this w/ her doctor. Also, self breast exams are a good idea but can be more confusing when pregnant. Warm water will probably not help.
Q: Do cysts in your breast hurt?
I recently found a lump in my breast that did not show up on an ultrsound so I am preparing to go see surgeon to see if he wants to biopsy it. Docotor say's lump is mobile. I've heard so many people say cysts dont hurt. The area of my breast were the lump os hurts as well as in my rib cage, arm pit and shoulder. So does this sound like a cyst? The doctor used doctor terms to explain to me why it didn't show up even thought it is close to the skin.
A: Depending on the size of the cyst yes, sometimes they can hurt.
Yes, this sounds like it could be a cyst but that's good about getting an additional opinion from a surgeon to see what they say.
Q: Question about breast cysts?
A couple of weeks ago I felt a lump in my right breast and I went to see a doctor last friday and the doctor told me that its probably a cyst so she set up an appointment for me at the hospital to get an ultrasound done on my breast to determine if it was a cyst. It turned out it was a cyst and I had it aspirated yesterday.
My right breast still hurts a little bit and its still a little swollen and sometimes it itches. Is this normal? How long will it take for the swelling to go down?
My next question is could another cyst form in the same area and if so would the doctor have it aspirated again or would they do something else? It was a pretty good sized cyst (I saw it on the ultrasound yesterday)
The doctor told me yesterday to wear a nice firm bra for a few days.
A: It will help the cyst to heal if you don't wear a bra for a while. If you must wear one, make sure it's a loose, cotton bra. The reason behind this is that the constriction and tightness of a bra blocks the lymph nodes and ducts whereby toxins are released from your body. When they become blocked, the toxins build up and can cause cysts as well as even lead to breast cancer. In fact, women in cultures who don't wear bras have the same chance of getting breast cancer as do men!
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