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"Day 5 Favorite soundtrack. I would add FFVI but I couldn't add more on this list and I enjoy the soundtrack for this as well."
"Every Final Fantasy in general. They are so extraordinary and passionately made. "
"This might be an odd choice, but I really don't hate this game. I know that Tidus can be annoying at times, and the voice acting can be okay to sometimes bad. I still enjoyed this one and I loved the game's battle system."
"My 2nd favorite of all time. I send too love the FInal Fantasy RPGs. Love the journey and story line in this game"
"Cloister n. - A covered walk, especially in a religious institution, having an open arcade or colonnade usually opening onto a courtyard. In a bunch of temples, you must beat the Cloister of Trials in order to gain Summons. Sigil n. - A sign or image supposedly having magical power. Each character must have a matching crest and sigil in order to find their ultimate weapons. Longinus n. - The Roman Soldier said to have pierced Jesus in his side with a lance whilst he was on the Cross. The Lon"
"Kimahri Ronso SAVE SOME FOR KIMAHRI! is a riotous catchphrase in my neck of the woods. It is one of the few audiable things that Kimahri says throughout the game. Kimahri is a disgraced member of his tribe after he was beaten by two rivals. The 6'8" Ronso was bullied for his short stature (!!!) and was sent away from his home on Mt. Gagazet. Kimahri spends a majority of the game being the resident totem pole with barely anything to say. Kimahri's ability to jump from a monumental height onto"
"I've played this game a real long time and I still am not tired of it, so it'd have to quite easily make my number one PS2 game. :D"
"Great game, the graphics are awesome, the storyline is genius and the gameplay is one of t-he best I ever seen. 10/10" read more
"At the time, I loved playing FFX so much that I beat it in about a week. In retrospect, I realized that the romance was a bit forced and that most of the side characters were pretty bland. Still, I loved inhabiting the world of FFX and was touched by the conclusion of this father-son tale."
" Description: Final Fantasy X (ファイナルファンタジーX, Fainaru Fantajī Ten) is a role-playing video game developed and published by Square (now Square Enix) as the tenth title in the Final Fantasy series. It was released in 2001 for Sony's PlayStation 2. The game marks the Final Fantasy series' transition from entirely pre-rendered backdrops to fully three-dimensional areas, and is also the first in the series to feature voice acting. Final Fantasy X replaces the Active Time B"
"Tidus I found him to be very whiney and annoying when I played this game...And how many times must one person feel the need to stretch? I mean good golly, at every cutscene was Tidus just waking up from a nap? I've been so scarred by my dislike of Tidus that I can't even watch any movies starring Meg Ryan when she's got a similar hairstyle to this schmuck 'cause it makes her look like a Tidus doppelganger. I'm planning on playing the game again down the road and maybe in the ten years since I"
"I've played this game through twice and have played it for about 250 hours roughly, so its fair to say its a good game, weather I am playing blitzball or monster hunting, this game kept me busy"
"Final Fantasy X wasn't too bad, lots of cutscenes. However, there was this one guy named Auron who was a complete badass. Honestly the only problem I had with this game was the linear progression of things. There wasn't really a *free-roam* aspect to it, as you traversed the world. Also, Blitzball is retarded. "


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"Stephen King says his next book, Joyland, . He recently told The Wall Street Journal: '[L]et people stir their sticks and go to an actual bookstore rather than a digital one.' Interestingly, King was actually one of the first mainstream authors to go digital: Back in 2000, Riding the Bullet was released as the first mass market ebook. A from that year discussing the quaintly described 'Internet-only novella' quotes one prominent literary agent as saying, 'That's a fellow sitting up in Maine having fun, but it's not a way to run a business.'"
I'm going to try not to sound like a righteous a-hole but this makes me so sad. He says his goal is to get people to go to bookstores and yet this sort of passive aggressive statement completely misses the mark. It's not about supporting bookstores it's about consuming media in the form you choose and personally, I will not bother to read a book unless it's on Kindle. I don't consciously mean to do that, i just never get around to it. Case in point? The 2004 Bill Simmons book about the Red Sox World Series. I have both editions (the second was updated in '07) and I still haven't cracked them open. And I'm from Boston. As a matter of fact, I've probably read at least 15 books on my Kindle since I purchased those books a few months back (I've been waiting for them to appear on Kindle for years, finally the publisher let me know that they only have very old files and not enough demand and blah blah blah--it's probably costing them more in returns and warehousing). Yet I decided I wanted to learn more about wine and immediately went to Elliot Bay and dropped $75 on wine books because that's the format I prefer for those. I support Elliot Bay constantly by attending author events, buying hardcover books from them EVEN when I have the Kindle edition (case in point: ALL of Stephen King's books) but when I want to read a book for pleasure, I prefer to read on my Kindle. That's my choice. Equally, there are just as many people who prefer reading a physical book and won't buy ebooks. I don't see King shouting out to the masses that they need to support the digital e-reading industry. What makes me nuts is he's one of the pioneers of electronic reading and I feel like he gets it, he did that great story with the pink Kindle, about that Kindle gone bad, UR. But this just seems like a passive aggressive statement that had absolutely no bearing on his goal at all. Because of this, I'm not going to bother buying his book until the digital edition comes out, which may never happen. Normally, I'd have preordered both the hardcover and the Kindle edition. You lost me on this one, SK. Severely disappointed and constant supporter of local book stores AND 5-year employee of Amazon.com, Stephanie DiSantis (also chick who met Stephen King at a Rock Bottom Remainders concert at BEA one year and was so idol-struck all she could mutter was "I just love you." Twice. Sigh.)


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Update - Added comment from EA.
We've been hearing about the potential sequel to the cult favorite Mirror's Edge for a long time. Most recently we heard rumblings that it could be in development at DICE. All those rumors may be coming closer to an actual announcement, as "Mirror's Edge 2" has been spotted on a German retail site.
Amazon Germany lists the game for the Xbox 360. It's a sparse page other than that, but it's a bit more hope than Mirror's Edge fans have had in a long while. Amazon has had a history of spilling the beans on projects, like when the German version of the retailer outed Europe's Skyrim Premium Edition.
This is no guarantee of Mirror's Edge 2, but it would make a nice announcement for Electronic Arts at E3. We contacted EA regarding the listing, and a representative issued the following statement.
"We appreciate fan enthusiasm for Mirror's Edge, especially fans throughout the retail channel. This is not official EA material. We have nothing to announce at this time."
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Crossing the Equator. (1938)
"The equator was recently photographed for the first time in history. It turned out to be a broad white line which this schooner had difficulty in hurdling." [Life - Apr 4, 1938]
The Village of Spiggot Boycotts Metric System. (1973)
Westward Television, a British TV studio, produced a documentary feature about the village of Spiggot whose residents were refusing to accept the new decimal currency recently adopted by the British government. The feature included interviews with local officials from Spiggot. The documentary prompted an outpouring of support for this rebellious village from the British public, and many people expressed a willingness to join it in its anti-decimal crusade. Unfortunately for this burgeoning rebellion, the village of Spiggot did not exist.
The Birth of Nutopia. (1973)
John Lennon and Yoko Ono issued a statement announcing the birth of a new "conceptual country," Nutopia, which consisted of "no land, no boundaries, no passports, only people."
Claiming to be ambassadors of Nutopia, and therefore eligible for diplomatic immunity, Lennon and Ono waved white handkerchiefs at a press conference, saying, "This is the flag of Nutopia; we surrender" (referring to Lennon's immigration problems, as he and Ono tried to remain in the United States). The official seal of Nutopia showed a picture of a seal (the marine animal). More… |
Foley Island to be Towed. (1975)
BBC Radio 4's Today Show also reported about a controversy involving the Island of Foley, located between Sheppey and the Kent Coast. Apparently the island was the cause of numerous shipwrecks. Therefore, authorities had decided to destroy it. However, because this decision had been protested by conservationists, authorities had decided to tow it somewhere safer instead. Towing islands has been a source of jokes as far back as 1824, when a hoaxer supposedly had the residents of Manhattan believing that their island was going to be towed out to sea.
The Musendrophilus. (1975)
The naturalist David Attenborough gave a report on BBC Radio 3 about a group of islands in the Pacific known as the Sheba Islands. He played sound recordings of the island's fauna, including a recording of a night-singing, yodelling tree mouse called the Musendrophilus. He also described a web-footed species whose webs were prized by inhabitants of the island as reeds for musical instruments.
San Serriffe. (1977)
The Guardian published a seven-page "special report" about San Serriffe, a small republic located in the Indian Ocean consisting of several semi-colon-shaped islands. A series of articles described the geography and culture of this obscure nation. The report generated a huge response. The Guardian's phones rang all day as readers sought more information about the idyllic holiday spot. However, San Serriffe did not actually exist. The report was an elaborate joke — one with a typographical twist, since numerous details about the island (such as its name) alluded to printer's terminology.The success of the hoax is widely credited with inspiring the British media's enthusiasm for April Foolery in subsequent years.
The Island of Murango. (1980)
The London Times reported on a small, Pacific island state named Murango whose inhabitants (most of whom seemed to be of British descent) were busy preparing to send a delegation to the Moscow Olympics, despite the western boycott of the games. The Murango islanders were said to enjoy two things most in life: their local drink, ourakino, and sports. In 1972 the small island state had supposedly achieved a brief moment of glory on the international stage by winning a bronze medal in boxing during the 1972 Munich Olympics. The winner of the medal had been named Dick T. Murango. However, Dick T. Murango and the island of Murango were entirely fictitious, though in 1972 a man named Dick T. Murunga had won a bronze medal for boxing. Mr. Murunga, however, was from Kenya.
Fondue Hot Springs. (1983)
NPR's All Things Considered ran a segment about the threat of extinction facing the Vince Lombardi Fondue Springs, the "last surviving spring of natural fondue cheese in the United States," located in the fondue country of northern Wisconsin.
For years the fondue springs had been a "point of pilgrimage for cheese communicants." But now, the Cheese Watch Society warned, the Fondue Pocket was reducing. The society recommended "a highly trained force of cheese rangers to control visitors to the fondue pocket using sniffer dogs." If steps weren't taken, the society warned, the cheese would soon be gone. After all, "the only way to make cheese is to take it out of the earth with your hands." More… |
First Photograph Discovered. (1987)
The camera manufacturer Olympus ran an ad in The Guardian announcing the discovery of "the first picture ever taken." The picture had been discovered "in a cave high in the remote Outer Fokus Mountains." It had been taken by Yorimoto Hishida around 1782, "almost a full half century before the earliest work of either Fox Talbot or Nicéphore Niépce."
Welcome to Chicago. (1992)
Airline passengers descending into Los Angeles Airport saw an 85-foot-long yellow banner on the ground that spelled out, in 20-foot-high red letters, "Welcome to Chicago." It was raised above the Hollywood Park race track, about three miles from the airport. Park spokesman Brock Sheridan explained, "It was something we always wanted to do. We thought it would be kind of funny and our new management... thought it would be a great practical joke." The sign remained up for two days. More… |
Asterix Village Found. (1993)
The Independent announced the discovery by archaeologists of the 3000-year-old village of the cartoon hero Asterix — found at Le Yaudet, near Lannion, France, in almost precisely the location where Rene Goscinny, Asterix's creator, had placed it in his books. The expedition was led by Professor Barry Cunliffe, of Oxford University, and Dr. Patrick Galliou, of the University of Brest. The team found evidence that the small village had never been occupied by Roman forces. They also discovered Celtic coins printed with an image of a wild boar (the favorite food of Asterix's friend Obelix), as well as a large collection of rare Iron Age menhirs (standing stones) "of the precise size favoured by the indomitable Obelix whose job as a menhir delivery man has added a certain academic weight to the books."
Brutistan. (1994)
The Moscow Tribune went out onto the streets of Moscow to ask people what they thought about the ethnic cleansing in Brutistan. They received a variety of concerned replies. The joke was that Brutistan does not exist. More… |
Portable Zip Codes. (2004)
NPR's All Things Considered reported that the U.S. Post Office was introducing a new portable zip codes program that would allow individuals to take their zip code with them when they moved. The program was inspired by a recent FCC ruling that allowed people to retain the same phone number wherever they moved or whatever service they switched to.
Supporters of the program noted, "A modern, mobile society… can no longer afford to remain grounded in locale-specific zip codes… a zip code is a badge of honor, an emblem symbolizing a citizen's place in the demographic, rather than geographic, landscape." More… |
Plastic Island. (2012)
Dutch entrepreneur Merijn Everaarts unveiled a plan to create a floating island made entirely out of plastic. His idea was that he would use a machine called a "Sea Duster" to collect plastic waste floating in the ocean — the so-called "plastic soup" of marine debris.
The machine would then process this waste into buoyant plastic blocks, using algae as a binder resin to attach them together. Slowly the island would form, like Lego blocks being put together.
The new plastic landmass, which he planned to call "Dobber Island," would be constructed off the coast of Zandvoort, a popular Dutch beach town.


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The Away Team, a hip-hop duo consisting of emcee Sean Boog and producer Khrysis, is set to release their fourth studio LP 'Scars & Stripes' on October 11th through Jamla/It's A Wonderful World Music Group/ Duck Down Music.
The 15-track album, entirely produced by Khrysis, features appearances from Talib Kweli, Phonte, Evidence, and Rapsody amongst others.
When Khrysis set out to create the beats for the album he "wanted to go back to the basics with the production, yet maintain a more mature sound to display the growth of The Away Team."
Sean Boog further laments this point by adding "we aren't the same young kids who came into this game not knowing anything. Not only the rap game but the transition into adulthood. The meaning behind 'Scars & Stripes' is going through hard times, ups and downs throughout life and coming out on top. I've gotten a lot more introspective on this album lyrically, especially on songs such as "Road to Redemption," "What Is This" and "Bad News". People will be able to relate to what we are saying…life isn't easy for any of us."
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Nice! Definitely will be getting this album.
Really dug their first album, don't know why I never bothered to check out any others.
Looks good, let's hope it sounds like it as well
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By Bryan Davis Sports Editor Almost two dozen seniors will be recognized on the field prior to tonightŌĆÖs division game between the West Point Green Wave (7-1; 4-0) and the Saltillo Tigers (3-5; 0-4). Moments later, the 23 upper class men will be taking the home field for the final time during the regular season. ŌĆ£Senior nigh is one of those things you dread as a player,ŌĆØ West Point head coach Chris Chambless said. ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs the last time you play on your home field in a regular season game.ŌĆØ
By Bryan Davis Sports Editor The Oak Hill Academy Raiders (3-6; 1-1) will look to make it two in a row against the Patriots of Marshall Academy (6-2; 2-1) tonight. The two teams will go at in a non-district match that will include senior night for Oak HillŌĆÖs upper class men. The final home game for the Raiders will be against a tough Marshall team that is riding a two-game win streak, both district games against Kirk and Indianola. While the Patriots will be looking to get sharp for a likely playoff run, the RaidersŌĆÖ playoff future lies at least a week away at Winston.
By Bryan Davis Sports Editor The Hebron Christian Eagles (1-7; 0-2) will be celebrating homecoming tonight, and they will be trying to get back on the winning side of the win-loss column for the first time since week three at West Memphis Christian School. They will be taking on Calhoun Academy (1-8; 0-6) in a non-district battle tonight. The Eagles are coming off one of their best efforts of the season, a league game against Immanuel last week. During that game, Hebron was leading well into the fourth quarter, but they let a 22-14 lead slip away into a 35-22 loss to the Rams.
Late Wednesday afternoon, the roster for MississippiŌĆÖs All-Star football team was released for the Mississippi-Alabama All-Star Game that will be played December 11 in Mobile. West Point Green Wave players Tommy Keys and Justin Cox made the teamŌĆÖs roster. West Point head coach Chris Chambless will also be an assistant coach for Mississippi. A full story will appear in tomorrowŌĆÖs paper.
By Bryan Davis Sports Editor The West Point Parks and Recreation Department kicked off its Peewee Football season on Tuesday night. Despite cloudy skies and a strong chance of rain, the bad weather held off for the four teams that went head-to-head. ŌĆ£The rain held out,ŌĆØ said Parks assistant director Jarrod McDaniel. ŌĆ£It was a little damp, but it just settled the dust down.ŌĆØ At 5:45, Sherman BerryŌĆÖs team took the field against Leon KelleyŌĆÖs crew. BerryŌĆÖs team defeated their opponent 26-0. An hour later, Will KetchumŌĆÖs team defeated Tim WhiteŌĆÖs bunch 20-6.
Karate students from TillmanŌĆÖs Karate School display the trophies they won at last SaturdayŌĆÖs Karate Tournament at the Bryan Union Hall. In front, from left are Collins Trolio (fourth in fighting, 6 years old),. Cohen Trolio (third in fighting, 8 years old) and Jack Ketchum (third in fighting, 5 years old). Standing are Tre Calvert (first in fighting, third in forms, 8 years old), Michal Gibson (fourth in fighting, 10 years old), Xavier Dobbs (third in forms, 8 years old) and Chris Gibson (third in weapons, third in fighting, 12 years old).
By Bryan Davis Sports Editor Last Friday night, The Raiders of Oak Hill Academy (3-6; 1-1) put on the best defensive show of the year for the home crowd in a 14-12 win over Kirk Academy. This week, they will face a tough Marshall Academy (6-2) team that will be Oak HillŌĆÖs final home game of the season. That means that Friday nightŌĆÖs game will be senior night. A pre-game ceremony will honor Doss Miller and Jordan Hawkins, the two seniors on Oak HillŌĆÖs 2010 roster.
By Bryan Davis Sports Editor The last two 5A Region 1 matches for the Green Wave of West Point High School (7-1; 4-0) have been close. A 22-20 win over Oxford two weeks ago was followed up with Friday nightŌĆÖs 28-27 win over Lake Cormorant, on the road. This Friday night, the Green Wave will return home to take on the Tigers of Saltillo (3-5; 0-4). The Tigers are still looking for their first district win of the 2010 season.
By Bryan Davis Sports Editor There is little doubt that the Hebron Christian Eagles (1-7; 0-2) played their best game all year on Friday night. Still, a 22-14 lead in the middle of the fourth was not enough get them past the Rams of Immanuel. That game, in particular, was also the most important of the season for the Eagles. It was their chance to get back in the district race, after falling to Central Holmes two weeks before in their first district match.
Staff Reports Rain showers in the early part of this week are forecasted to give way to great weather, as week 10 of the 2010 football season is set to bet underway this Friday night. With the rain clearing in the first part of Wednesday, weather forecasters are predicting mostly clear skies for the Friday night games. West Point, Oak Hill and Hebron will all be at home to play, with the Green Wave and Eagles celebrating homecoming during the contests.


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I think I would like to read that article, has anyone heard about the disease in the Great Lakes that is killing so many fish?
I will send you a PM Tom!
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I think a bounty program would be a good thing. Pay us to catch and then sell overseas or turn into Dog food. Boosts the economy. I re read an item In NAF mag about a bounty on on Pike minnow in washington state. Some guy made over 40 grand in one year.
Probably right Tom. I know there are plenty of Common carp here in utah. Just wishful thinking. I wouldn't mind making a few bucks while fishing.
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A Mathematical Analysis of Obstructed Diffusion within Skeletal Muscle Biophysical Journal, Volume 96, Issue 12, 17 June 2009, Pages 4764-4778 P.R. Shorten and J. Sneyd Abstract Molecules are transported through the myofilament lattice of skeletal muscle fibers during muscle activation. The myofilaments, along with the myosin heads, sarcoplasmic reticulum, t-tubules, and mitochondria, obstruct the diffusion of molecules through the muscle fiber. In this work, we studied the process of obstructed diffusion within the myofilament lattice using Monte Carlo simulation, level-set and homogenization theory. We found that these intracellular obstacles significantly reduce the diffusion of material through skeletal muscle and generate diffusion anisotropy that is consistent with experimentally observed slower diffusion in the radial than the longitudinal direction. Our model also predicts that protein size has a significant effect on the diffusion of material through muscle, which is consistent with experimental measurements. Protein diffusion on the myofilament lattice is also anomalous (i.e., it does not obey Brownian motion) for proteins that are close in size to the myofilament spacing. The obstructed transport of Ca2+ and ATP-bound Ca2+ through the myofilament lattice also generates smaller Ca2+ transients. In addition, we used homogenization theory to discover that the nonhomogeneous distribution in the troponin binding sites has no effect on the macroscopic Ca2+ dynamics. The nonuniform sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2+-ATPase pump distribution also introduces small asymmetries in the myoplasmic Ca2+ transients. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1153 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 101, Issue 6, 1335-1344, 21 September 2011
Chunhe Li†, §, Erkang Wang†, , and Jin Wang†, ‡, ,
† State Key Laboratory of Electroanalytical Chemistry, Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Changchun, Jilin, China
‡ Department of Chemistry and Department of Physics, State University of New York at Stony Brook, Stony Brook, New York
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Circadian rhythms with a period of ∼24 h, are natural timing machines. They are broadly distributed in living organisms, such as Neurospora, Drosophila, and mammals. The underlying natures of the rhythmic behavior have been explored by experimental and theoretical approaches. However, the global and physical natures of the oscillation under fluctuations are still not very clear. We developed a landscape and flux framework to explore the global stability and robustness of a circadian oscillation system. The potential landscape of the network is uncovered and has a global Mexican-hat shape. The height of the Mexican-hat provides a quantitative measure to evaluate the robustness and coherence of the oscillation. We found that in nonequilibrium dynamic systems, not only the potential landscape but also the probability flux are important to the dynamics of the system under intrinsic noise. Landscape attracts the systems down to the oscillation ring while flux drives the coherent oscillation on the ring. We also investigated the phase coherence and the entropy production rate of the system at different fluctuations and found that dissipations are less and the coherence is higher for larger number of molecules. We also found that the power spectrum of autocorrelation functions show resonance peak at the frequency of coherent oscillations. The peak is less prominent for smaller number of molecules and less barrier height and therefore can be used as another measure of stability of oscillations. As a consequence of nonzero probability flux, we show that the three-point correlations from the time traces show irreversibility, providing a possible way to explore the flux from the observations. Furthermore, we explored the escape time from the oscillation ring to outside at different molecular number. We found that when barrier height is higher, escape time is longer and phase coherence of oscillation is higher. Finally, we performed the global sensitivity analysis of the underlying parameters to find the key network wirings responsible for the stability of the oscillation system.


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Special Investigations Section detectives received information from their counterparts at the Sarasota Police Department that John Bedford, DOB 11/17/82, and David Haring, DOB 8/14/93, were cooking meth in their tents. Detectives determined Haring bought one of the main ingredients, Pseudoephedrine, on Wednesday and Bedford purchased more on Thursday. Undercover detectives and deputies from the Tactical Unit went to the campsite just before 9:00 p.m., and found all the materials necessary to cook meth and significant quantities of the drug.
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Tuesday evening, April 24, 2012, marked the first commencement for local high school seniors in the Oak Park-River Forest Community Foundation's Future Philanthropists Program and it was also the second year in a row they have made grants to local nonprofits.
As participants in the Program, these high students learn how to evaluate requests for funding from local charities and conduct site visits, review numerous proposals for funding and decide on how to distribute $25,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations.
Hephzibah Children's Association received a grant for high school students to plan, design and run a once-a-year rodeo for children living in Hephzibah's group homes. Students will learn how to create and manage an event for underprivileged children, how to work with a budget, businesses, vendors and others. Oak Park River Forest Food Pantry received a grant to support its Nutrition Education Program educating clients on healthful food choices and preparation. In this program, young people participate in curriculum and recipe development as well as program delivery and assessment. PING! Received a grant to expand its high school mentoring program for low-income students. Also receiving grants were Sarah's Inn, Steckman Studio, West Cook YMCA, District 97 Lincoln Elementary PTO, Oak Park Education Foundation, Oak Park River Forest High School Robotics Club and, Parenthesis. Each grantee presented a compelling case for funds to provide services for youth which included young people in the development and delivery of those services.
The Future Philanthropists Program has four objectives: 1) to educate young people about the fundamentals of philanthropic leadership in the community, 2) to involve young people as decision makers in the process of allocating financial support to charitable organizations in Oak Park and River Forest, 3) to provide leadership opportunities in which young people can explore and demonstrate community social responsibility and 4) to introduce young people to potential career paths in philanthropy and public charity service.
Student advisors at OPRF District #200, Trinity High School in River Forest and Fenwick High School in Oak Park worked with the Oak Park-River Forest Community Foundation to promote the program as a service learning opportunity. Interested juniors complete an application and participate in a screening interview by the Foundation. A maximum of 15 students are accepted into the program and each student agrees to make a 2-year commitment to the program.
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"I'm more about looking at what the realities are and how do we move forward? We're not going to change. We're going to be who we are." Terry Driscoll W&M AD
Why does this quote not make me feel very good???
"I'm more about looking at what the realities are and how do we move forward? We're not going to change. We're going to be who we are." Terry Driscoll W&M AD
Why does this quote not make me feel very good???
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It let's me know that we won't have to worry about a big 10 school luring away our AD.
Hmmm.... Is the emphasis on "Moving forward" or on "We're not going to change"?
The former implies improvement and gives me comfort. The later implies stagnation in a dynamic situation and implies being passed by.
After reflection, I would have to say that I share your concerns...
Maybe I'm reading this differently though I don't see this as negative. I take it as a statement - an admittance - that we are a very distinctive university with a long/rich tradition that is not going to prostitute itself. We will not bend the school's standards or change the style of athlete and program we have been running for years.
I understand that from time-to-time, people on here get very frustrated with a particular team or season. One thing I think we all have in common and value is the pride in our student athletes and the very high marks (and position) we receive within the world of college athletics.
I for one don't want that to change and I think that was his reference.
I don't want to see us change the academic strength of our student-athletes either, and maybe that's what was being said, but there was little positive, or forward looking in those quotes. Addition of a few words such as..."competing at the highest level possible"..."winning championships"..."growing our fanbase"...would have made the message much better. Perish the thought that we are already discussing options, and future alliance with conference mates, and other institutions. The quotes made it sound like we're not talking to anyone, and are simply waiting to see what happens. We should be a leader in determining future CAA setup, or posing with strength to attract other options. The fact that only the Patriot League was mentioned as a possible future alternative was distressing. If the AD wants us to remain an "outlier", then that will work just fine. The SoCon is a much better option.
The biggest issue I have with the Southern Conference is that it doesn't fit in with the demographics of the student body. Students are 65% (give or take I believe) from VA and then a lot of the rest are from the Northeast. Not sure of the numbers, but it seemed to me that a very tiny percentage are from south of Virginia (where the Southern Conference schools are). I have to figure that it helps recruiting that we are in the CAA and go against teams that are in the areas where our student body primarily resides.
Don't get me wrong, Patriot has its issues too just different ones.
Agree with this. The reality is that WM doesn't hold many cards when it come to conference realignment and we are at the mercy (to a large extent) of decisions by conference mates that we have no control over. That said, Driscoll's comments were devoid of any hint of proactive leadership and gave no hint that we are doing everything/anything that is within our power to bring about the best possible outcome. We all want WM to maintain the emphaisis on developing and graduating student athletes. The other side of that coin is competing at the highest possible level while maintaining that focus. I'm not ready to concede that WM has to move to the PL to continue this tradition. Unfortunately, Driscoll sounded a little too willing to make the safe/easy choice. He should be vocally advoacting for the preservation of the CAA and identifying schools he would like to see added in the event there are additional defections. His tone was flat and defeatist.
You state the obvious that 65% of our students come from Virginia, but then claim we should affiliate with Northern schools since that's where our students primarily reside. Id have to see the numbers, but our out-of-state students come from 48 other states. We out-recruit Patriot teams in the Northeast currently, and I don't see that changing because we might be in the SoCon. Our primary recruiting base has always been VA, MD, PA and NJ, and that was true when we were in the SoCon previously.
All of this is probably moot, as I don't see the CAA disappearing. If we were to lose JMU and ODU my guess is that W&M, Richmond, Towson, Delaware, Villanova, Maine and UNH will hang together for CAA football, and that at least one new school comes in. If George Mason and VCU move, I think we find at least two replacements for all sports. Whether the league will be as strong as it has been is debatable, but it still is a good fit for us, and much preferable to the Patriot.


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LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide) is the most widely used hallucinogenic drug. Hallucinogenic drugs cause a person to see vivid images, hear sounds, and feel sensations that seem real but are not. LSD is also called acid, blotter, or dots. It is odorless and colorless and has a slightly bitter taste. It can be obtained as a colored tablet, clear liquid, or thin square of gelatin (window panes) or on blotter paper. Most often, LSD is licked off blotter paper or taken by mouth. But the gelatin and liquid forms can be put in the eyes.
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Serious psychiatric conditions can develop after even one use of LSD. The cause of these effects is not known. The effects include:
LSD is not considered an addicting drug. But it does require increasingly higher amounts to obtain the same effect (tolerance).
LSD is typically out of a person's system within 24 hours, and standard drug screens (toxicology tests) are not able to detect it. But special laboratory tests can be used to detect LSD in the blood.
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'Scrubs' new set! Zap2it gets a first look
This time next week, the verdict will be in.
Whether or not "Scrubs" 2.0 -- or "Scrubs: Med" or "The College Years" or whatever you want to to call it -- measures up to the eight seasons of comedy that preceded it will have been decided by you, the viewers.
Many of us TV critic types who got an early look at the first episodes -- which air Tuesday, Dec. 1 on ABC -- have already made our decision. The consensus is we're into it.
Because it's still funny.
And I'm not just saying that because creator Bill Lawrence made my life by putting me on the show last year. Let's be honest, I was all up in his business long before that ever happened. No, I'm saying so because Bill and his team have truly managed to recreate the series, holding on to so many of the insane elements that made its first eight years great, but putting a fresh face on it at the same time.
Well, three fresh faces actually. The new class of kids will join Dr. Cox, Turk, J.D., Kelso and mean Denise (aka Jo), at a new and improved Sacred Heart Hospital, which has been rebuilt on a med school campus.
Recurring character Sunny Dey (Sonal Shah) was cool enough to give us a behind-the-scenes tour of the new set.
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Hi you wrote Monday instead of Tuesday just pointing that out :)
Thanks for the great video, them corpses are kinda creepy.
I like it...bring on the funny!
Since when you're TV critic? LOL, you're not serious, are you?
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The previews look funny so I will definately check it out.
Can't wait for the new season (but I wouldn't of minded a better audio balance in the video).
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Think of all the things that food manufacturers could be doing to improve the nation's health. They could reduce the amount of salt in packaged foods to help prevent blood pressure from rising. They could make healthier foods for school lunches. And they could use their billions of advertising dollars to encourage children (and their increasingly overweight parents) to eat healthier foods.
But the truth is that the food industry's single biggest priority is preserving its ability to market junk food to young kids. If you don't believe me, ask the Grocery Manufacturers Association.
"There is no bigger priority for the food sector," Scott Faber, Vice President for Federal Affairs for that group, recently told Reuters [7]. No bigger priority! Specifically, Faber was referring to the industry's aggressive lobbying effort to torpedo voluntary, non-binding recommendations [8] to improve the nutritional quality of foods marketed to children. Requested by Congress, an Interagency Working Group that includes officials of the Food and Drug Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Federal Trade Commission drafted excellent, long-overdue recommendations. Though without any regulatory or legal force, those proposed guidelines recommend that foods marketed to kids not exceed various amounts of nutrients kids need much less of, like saturated and trans fat, added sugars, and sodium. And they suggested [9] that such foods include at least minimum amounts of things kids need more of, like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
Those recommendations are hardly radical. After all, several highly profitable companies, including Mars (M&Ms, Snickers), Hershey, and Coca-Cola don't advertise any foods, healthy or otherwise, directly to young children. And the food industry already has its own self-regulatory program that recently adopted its own voluntary nutrition guidelines. But those guidelines are much less protective of children's health than what the government proposed. Indeed, industry's guidelines allow even vitamin-fortified sawdust to make the grade—so don't be surprised if you see high-fiber Pine Toasties on grocery store shelves soon.
To be sure, in the last few years government pressure and the threat of litigation has forced the food industry to do more to address nutrition and obesity. Sodas and most junk foods are being eliminated from school vending machines. And calorie labeling is coming soon to chain-restaurant menus and menu boards nationwide, thanks to the health care reform law.
So why, if the Interagency Working Group's nutrition standards for foods marketed to kids would be completely voluntary, with companies being free to respect or ignore them, why is the industry fighting them so hard? So hard, that its lobbyists say that there truly is "no bigger priority for the food sector"?
Part of the answer has to do with the fact that the food industry is desperate to avoid any government scrutiny of the foods that it markets to children. In the view of the industry, Cocoa Puffs, Popsicles, and fake "fruit" snacks are all perfectly acceptable to market to the kindergarten set—even though foods like that are helping fuel an epidemic of obesity, diabetes, and other diet-related diseases. To deflect attention from the poor nutritional quality of its products, the industry is resorting to misleading fear-mongering, bogus economic and legal arguments, and multi-million-dollar lobbying expenditures and campaign contributions to win its way with Congress and the Obama administration. Unfortunately, that strategy seems to be working.
A second reason is that while voluntary, the government's guidelines [10] would serve as a benchmark against which to measure industry's practices. And that scrutiny certainly could embarrass some manufacturers.
Meanwhile, on a second front, the food industry has killed USDA's proposal [11] to stop the tomato paste on a slice of school pizza from counting as a serving of vegetable. Eating a high-calorie, white-flour pizza to get a vegetable won't slim down any waistlines or nurture healthy eating habits.
And the potato industry got both Democratic and Republican senators from potato-growing states to deep-six USDA's proposal to limit starchy vegetables [12] to two servings a week. Kids need their French fries and Tater Tots every day, don't they?! Never mind that a recent Harvard study concluded that potatoes are a significant promoter of obesity. The only good news here is that House Republicans wanted to force USDA to scrap its entire proposal and start the multi-year process all over again.
First Lady Michelle Obama had the right idea. "We need you not just to tweak around the edges, but to entirely rethink the products that you're offering, the information that you provide about these products, and how you market those products to our children," she told the Grocery Manufacturers in a speech last year. But "tweak around the edges" is exactly what the industry has done when it comes to reformulating foods intended for kids. And rather than rethinking its marketing practices, the industry is digging in its heels.
Food industry executives regularly give speeches about how terribly, terribly concerned they are about childhood obesity and helping American families eat better. To turn that platitude into reality, companies need to reconsider what their "biggest priority" is now and should be in the years to come.
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Michael F. Jacobson, Ph.D., is co-founder and executive director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), a nonprofit health advocacy organization supported largely by the 850,000 subscribers to its Nutrition Action Healthletter. CSPI is a key player in battles against obesity, cardiovascular disease, and other health problems, using tactics ranging from education to legislation to litigation. Jacobson has written numerous books and reports, including Nutrition Scoreboard, Six Arguments for a Greener Diet, "Salt: the Forgotten Killer," and "Liquid Candy: How Soft Drinks are Harming Americans' Health."
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David Fagerberg
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M.A., St. John's University (Collegeville)
S.T.M., Yale Divinity School
M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Yale University
Research and Teaching Interests
Fagerberg's area of study is liturgical theology: its definition and methodology, and how the Church's lex orandi (law of prayer) is the foundation for her lex credendi (law of belief). Lately he has been working on how liturgy, theology, and asceticism interrelate. He also has interests in sacramental theology, Eastern Orthodoxy, linguistic philosophy, scholasticism, and G. K. Chesterton.
Recent Publications
Published books:
What is Liturgical Theology? (Pueblo 1992)
The Size of Chesterton's Catholicism (Notre Dame, 1998)
Theologia Prima: What is Liturgical Theology? (Hillenbrand Press, Fall 2003)
Forthcoming books:
On Liturgical Asceticism (Catholic University Press, 2012)
Chesterton is Everywhere, (Emmaus Press, 2012)
And a collection of his essays on liturgical theology from Hillenbrand Press.
Recent articles include:
"What is the Subject Matter of Liturgical Theology?" Roczniki Liturgiczno-Homiletyczne, John Paul II University, Lublin, Poland.
"The Christian Hypothesis," Stephen Napier, ed., Persons, Moral Worth, and Embryos. Springer.
"Liturgy As Icon of the Theological Imagination," Louvain Studies.
"Icon as Image of Asceticism and Deification," Sacred Imagination, University of Portland.
"Liturgy, Social Justice, and the Mystical Body of Christ: The Vision of Virgil Michel," Letter and Spirit, St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology.
"The Cost of Understanding Schmemann in the West," St. Vladimir's Theological Quarterly.
"Prayer as Theology," in A History of Prayer: The First to the Fifteenth Century, Brill Publishing.
"Divine Liturgy, Divine Love: Toward a New Understanding of Sacrifice in Christian Worship," Letter and Spirit, St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology.
"On Liturgical Fasting," Logos: A Journal of Eastern Christian Studies.
Forthcoming articles:
"Liturgical Theology: The State of the Question," Handbook on Liturgy for T&T Clark Publishers.
"The Sacraments" article for Dictionary of the Sacraments, Oxford University Press.
"Mary as Liturgical Person," collection of essays from the Academy of Catholic Theology
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Really liked this recipe! Very easy/quick to prepare and a great way to use up all those late summer zucchini and tomatoes. I like that it doesn't use a heavy sauce, which allows the flavor of the sausage and tomatoes to rise to the top.
Italian Sausage and Zucchini Pasta
Photo: Annabelle Breakey
Sliced zucchini brings a fresh element to Italian sausage pasta. Served with some garlic bread and a glass of wine, it quickly becomes a satisfying meal.
Yield: Serves 4
How to Cook Pasta
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Recipe Time
30 Minutes
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 571
- Calories from fat: 48%
- Protein: 24g
- Fat: 31g
- Saturated fat: 11g
- Carbohydrate: 50g
- Fiber: 3.9g
- Sodium: 767mg
- Cholesterol: 66mg
- 12 ounces fettuccine
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 pound mild or hot Italian sausages, casings removed and broken into 1/2-in. chunks
- 2 tablespoons minced garlic
- 1/2 cup sliced onion
- 1 pound zucchini, sliced
- 2 medium tomatoes, cut into 1-in. chunks
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 2/3 cup freshly shredded parmesan cheese
- 1. Cook pasta according to package directions. Drain, return to pot, and set aside.
- 2. Meanwhile, in a large nonstick frying pan, heat oil over high heat. Add sausage and cook, stirring often, until cooked through, about 5 minutes. Transfer sausage to a plate and set aside.
- 3. In the same pan, cook garlic, onion, and zucchini until starting to brown, about 4 minutes. Stir in tomatoes, pepper, and reserved sausage and cook until heated through, about 3 minutes.
- 4. Combine sausage mixture with reserved pasta and transfer to a large serving bowl. Sprinkle with half the parmesan and serve with remaining cheese on the side.
- Note: Nutritional analysis is per serving.
Italian Sausage and Zucchini Pasta Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Main Dishes
- CONVENIENCE: Quick/Easy
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Pasta, Vegetables, Sausage
- PUBLICATION: Sunset
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