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Last year, Jordan Jefferson was sometimes relieved by Jarrett Lee. Both return this year along with newcomer — and fan favorite — Zach Mettenberger. But it sounds like Kragthorpe wants to have one man pulling the trigger, not two or three:
"I'm not opposed to a multiple-quarterback system. But it's hard to get more than one or two quarterbacks ready every week with this 20-hour rule. If we had a 20-hour rule when I was playing, we would have played the games on Wednesday."
The coach had nothing but praise for Jefferson, the incumbent who head coach Les Miles has been so very high on this offseason.
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The calls from Delegate Jerry Mezzatesta wouldn't stop.
The two House Education Committee employees fielded Mezzatesta's cell phone calls early in the morning, late at night, time after time, through crime, cover-up and investigation.
Mezzatesta called the two women shortly before they met with investigators, and then again moments afterward. He even called once while one of his employees sat with an investigator and revealed the details of an elaborate scheme.
Mezzatesta wanted to know what his staff members were telling investigators. He wanted to make sure they were "all right with the story" - that a letter he had used to refute ethical misconduct allegations was authentic, according to statements obtained by the Sunday Gazette-Mail last week.
Shelda Howard, a part-time House Education Committee employee, recalled dozens of calls that Mezzatesta and his wife made to her last summer.
But it was the call she received on July 13 that most upset her.
At first, Mezzatesta asked about her children, who were sick with meningitis. But then he switched the subject. He was thanking her, complimenting her. That same day, a news report was published about a letter Howard had typed, a letter that essentially cleared Mezzatesta of any wrongdoing, a letter that ultimately was found to be a fake.
"I just want you to know, you're part of my family now," Mezzatesta told Howard, according to an affidavit she gave investigators.
Howard hung up, went straight to the bathroom, and vomited.
'Sometimes we have to do things we don't like to do'
The newly released statements from House Education office workers show that Mezzatesta and his wife were confident, cocky and controlling throughout an investigation last summer.
At one point, Mary Lou Mezzatesta told House Education legislative assistant Melinda Ryan Swagger that they shouldn't worry about House Speaker Bob Kiss taking disciplinary action against them.
"Mary Lou had convinced [Swagger] that everything was fine as Speaker Kiss had also done things wrong and that she and Jerry knew about them," according to Swagger's statement.
Howard's and Swagger's statements to investigators, along with statements from eight other state employees, were obtained by the Sunday Gazette-Mail last week. Howard and Swagger declined to comment for this article.
Last summer, Kiss released summaries of the interviews as part of an 80-page investigative report. But he declined requests from the newspaper and fellow legislators to turn over the witnesses' unedited comments.
Howard and Swagger didn't tell the entire story of the fake letter until they met with investigators three times, the statements show. They admitted that they lied to Kiss.
The statements also show that House Education employees believed that Mezzatesta knew about the fake letter as early as the day it was written. Howard and Swagger had talked to one another and wondered, "When is he going to step up to the plate and tell the truth?" Howard told investigators.
Meanwhile, the Mezzatestas seemed unconcerned about Howard's and Swagger's physical problems, which, they told the Mezzatestas, were brought on by their participation in the cover-up.
Swagger complained to the Mezzatestas that the scheme was making her sick. She was stressed out, spitting up blood.
Mary Lou Mezzatesta told her to "take four Zantacs a day, and that Delegate Marshall Long, [D-Mercer], had recommended this."
Jerry Mezzatesta advised her to resign.
"Sometimes we have to do things that we don't like to do," he said, according to Swagger's statement. "But if it's for the right purpose, there's nothing wrong with it."
On Nov. 29, Mezzatesta and his wife were fined $500 and sentenced to 90 days' probation after pleading no contest to misdemeanor charges that they destroyed and altered computer records related to the fabricated letter. Mezzatesta, a nine-term legislator, was defeated in the November general election by a Republican newcomer. His last day in office was Dec. 1.
The Mezzatestas have repeatedly declined to comment to the media about the investigation and their plea agreement.
Secretary believed delegate wanted letter 're-created'
At 7:13 on the morning of July 1, Shelda Howard was driving to work at the state Capitol from her Boone County home when her cell phone rang. It was Jerry Mezzatesta, and he wanted her to find a letter.
He wanted the letter to refute a Charleston Gazette story published that morning. Howard recalled that Mezzatesta was "confident, even cocky" during the conversation. He wanted to embarrass the Gazette reporter who wrote the article, Howard told investigators.
"I'll have that son of a bitch this time," Mezzatesta told Howard, according to her statement.
The Gazette article was about a letter that West Virginia schools Superintendent David Stewart sent to Mezzatesta in January 2003. In the letter, Stewart confirmed a telephone conversation during which Mezzatesta had requested a $100,000 grant from the state Department of Education.
Last spring, Mezzatesta had spent months denying that he ever solicited grants from Stewart. He had promised the state Ethics Commission he wouldn't solicit grants from Stewart after he was hired as a Hampshire County school board office administrator in 1999.
In April, the state Republican Party and two Charleston women filed an ethics complaint against Mezzatesta. They alleged the powerful legislator had solicited a grant. The Ethics Commission launched an investigation. In June, the agency concluded that Mezzatesta had never solicited grant money from Stewart.


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- Plants chosen for drought tolerance as well as color thrive here, including catmint (Nepeta 'Blue Wonder'), ceanothus, lychnis, penstemon, purple coneflower, rockrose, rosemary, and star jasmine.
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Icon hotel, Prague: review
V Jámě 6, Prague 1Show on map
The Icon, in Prague, is a cheap hotel option offering stylish rooms, all-day breakfasts and a hip cocktail bar.
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Will Tizard has resided in Prague since 1994. He was the managing editor of the Prague Post and also ran the Time Out Prague Guide. He has also contributed to Frommer's, National Geographic guides, Conde Nast Traveler, Olive and Global Post.
One block off Wenceslas Square (which isn't as appealing as it sounds) the Icon is handy for late-night comings and goings.
Modern, minimalist and funky, with lavender and copper color accents, and a gallery for young provocateur artists.
Genial and casual but spot-on (a la carte breakfast served all day, gratis) and plugged in to the concert calendar and arts scene.
Clean, bright, modern and stylish with glassed in showers, iPod ports and biometric safes - but hardly generous proportions.
Food & drink
Jet Set, the lobby bar, is a scene for, offering a light Mediterranean menu and a great space to rub elbows with local hipsters.
Value for money
Great bargain for amenities like this in the centre of things.
Access for guests with disabilities?
Policies & Fees
- You must present a photo ID when checking in.
- Your credit card is charged at the time you book.
- Bed type and smoking preferences are not guaranteed.Your reservation is prepaid and is guaranteed for late arrival.
- The total charge includes all room charges and taxes, as well as fees for access and booking.
- Any incidental charges such as parking, phone calls, and room service will be handled directly between you and the property..
Special Check-in Instructions
- Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
- Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
- Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
Property amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Banquet facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Business services
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free breakfast
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- In-room accessibility
- Massage - spa treatment room(s)
- Medical assistance available
- Multilingual staff
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Number of floors - 4
- Parking nearby
- Parking nearby (surcharge)
- Pets allowed
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Roll-in shower
- Room service (limited hours)
- Secretarial services
- Television in lobby
- Total number of rooms - 31
- Tour assistance
Property Location
With a stay at The ICON Hotel & Lounge in Prague (Nove Mesto), you'll be minutes from Lucerna Arcade and Wenceslas Square. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Saint Wenceslaus Monument and Czech National Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 31 air-conditioned rooms featuring MP3 docking stations and LCD televisions. Your bed comes with cotton sheets, down comforters, and down blankets. Windows open to city and courtyard views. wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while DVD players and satellite programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature handheld showerheads and makeup/shaving mirrors.
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Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a television in the lobby.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, secretarial services, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and banquet facilities. For a surcharge, guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle or park nearby.
Hotel description provided by our hotel booking partner, EAN.
Address V Jámě 6, Prague 1
Telephone 00420 221 634 100
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found via definatalie. wow! i just watched this and really enjoyed it. it is a documentary focusing mainly on two fat acceptance fashion bloggers, jessica and keena, and their complicated relationship with being visible or invisible. it is worth watching whether or not you are fat, or know much about fashion blogging. if you're interested in body politics and fashion, it is a real treat."In allowing myself to dress the way I've always wanted to but never allowed myself when I was hating my body, I make myself very present for other people." - Jessicaboth jessica and keena acknowledge that visibility comes with its ups and downs, but ultimately what i think makes this documentary work is that it isn't a sob story. it is important to acknowledge that fat bodies are hated, but i think it is equally important to acknowledge the great empowering work badass people like jessica, keena, and tons of other fat bloggers and fat acceptance activists are doing and have done.
"There's a lot always what fat girls wear, what fat girls wear, but not a lot on what girls think in relation to what they wear." - Jessicai'm just putting that quote out there for further writing inspiration. lately i've been talking with some friends online about what fashion blogging has become (or been reduced to?) and about our varying levels of frustration. i think a lot of this has to do with the fact that we are encouraged to look, and to buy... but much more rarely encouraged to think about fashion critically, let alone talk and write about it. are fashion blogs just virtual closets, or can they be something more? that's a whole other discussion, though, but one i would like to have some time soon. i'm really glad jessica pointed it out though.
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Writing is hard work. A clear sentence is no accident. Very few sentences come out right the first time, or even the third time. Remember this in moments of despair. If you find that writing is hard, it's because it is hard. It's one of the hardest things people do.
Re: blogging and real work - it totally is (real work). I think you should do only as much of it as you can handle. I really was feeling like I had to keep track of thousands of things at once, my whole life was being processed through this blog filter, like, I need to write about this! This person would love it if I linked to that! It was tiring and you're right, there is no credit in it. I like the tiger beatdown model of "oh shit it's asking for money time again, pay us or we won't post".this leads me to another point: lately i've been thinking that the simple act of valuing and viewing critical fashion blogging as "work" in and of itself is a feminist act. a close friend of mine asked me why i call my blog a "feminist fashion blog" because i very rarely talk about feminism/feminist issues. i beg to differ. i could ramble on ad nauseum about why i find this space a feminist one, why if you take any of my articles i could give you reasons why i think they are feminist... but i think most of my readers get the point without me having to spell it out. but again, the blogosphere itself is ripe for criticism. the fact that, yes, "anyone can create/have a blog," does not negate that fact that some blogs are deemed more important, reputable, serious, and worthwhile than others... and that these things are constructed through a gendered, race, class, etc. lens.
this has been making the rounds on tumblr, originally posted by kkeilhauer. i wish there was more information out there about the context, the people in the photo, where it was taken, etc. but the message behind it is pretty simple and great: other people's cultures are not fair game for halloween costumes, theme parties, etc. the dehumanizing effect these kinds of actions have on actual human beings is something we all too often lose sight of.I am a human being.
I am not your Halloween costume.
I am not your party theme.
I am not your mascot.
I am not your costume.
You're not just taking one thing (for example, a war bonnet) from another culture, you're trying to mimic an entire group's racial identity when you 'dress up' as them. These costumes are often borrowed from pre-set stereotypes about what another culture "looks like," how they dress, and how they act. What people fail to understand is that these stereotypes are not benign. They have real, material effects on people's lives and their ability to move throughout the world. They both reinforce and are embedded in relationships and histories of power.
...When you put on a racist costume (especially sexy 'ethnic' costumes like the sexy Asian girl costume), you're speaking back to histories of colonization and exploitation and you're reinforcing the ideologies that legitimize violent institutions that abuse and sexually exploit women of colour (though, racist costumes speak to a history of colonizing and othering people of colour in general). Whatever your intentions, by sexualizing a different ethnic group, you are saying that it's okay to fetishize certain groups of people and you're reaffirming that they are, in fact sexualized and consumable beings. You may think it's fun, funny, or even ironic, but you probably haven't experienced the effects of these stereotypes.she goes on to describe her experiences with these stereotypes, and it's difficult (but important) to read. unfortunately it's not the first time i've heard stories like hers... and i love that she challenges these actions, wants to move forward, and foster change.
every year, I write about all the obnoxious, awful racist Asian-themed costumes that are out there. I'm tired of that. I'd like to write about some of the cool ones.i'm going to take a page from his book. to end on a happy note, i want to share some costumes that made me smile really big. share your favourites in the comments, too!
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Electric Avenue Preparing emergency responders for the coming wave of electric vehicles
NFPA Journal, November/December 2010
I was in Arizona on vacation recently, and I was struck by a television commercial for an electric vehicle (EV) charging station. It was a slick, modernistic device, and a number of them were shown lining an urban street much like today's parking meters. In the ad, electric vehicles were parked curbside, their batteries recharging as their owners shopped, worked, or strolled the city streets.
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I paid a little more attention to the ad than I normally would have, because I'd just been to the International Association of Fire Chiefs' (IAFC) Fire Rescue International Conference in Chicago. At the conference, NFPA joined General Motors, OnStar, and IAFC to train first responders on what to do in the event of a collision involving an electric vehicle. At the training, more than 300 attendees watched a live extrication from a Chevy Volt (pictured), GM's new electric vehicle that hit the market this fall.
While many of us are familiar with hybrid vehicles, we don't see electric vehicles on the road—at least not yet. But they're on their way. Most car makers have announced their entries into the EV market, and President Obama has pledged to put a million electric vehicles on the road by 2015.
NFPA is already addressing the ramifications these developments hold for our first responders. Earlier this year, NFPA received a grant from the Department of Energy as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to develop safety training for the fire service and first responders as they deal with the growing number of electric vehicles hitting the roads. With more than 1 million first responders across the country, this is a huge task. NFPA is also looking at a host of related issues, from charging stations to code implications; we'll bring you more on those efforts in a feature package that will appear in the January/February issue of NFPA Journal.
This fall, NFPA went out and solicited input from career and volunteer firefighters across the country on what they wanted to be trained on and how they wanted the training delivered. Based on their feedback, as well as through collaboration with auto manufacturers and research conducted by the Fire Protection Research Foundation, NFPA is developing the program to meet their needs. Specifically, the recent study available from the Foundation on electric vehicles (Firefighter Safety and Emergency Response for Electric Drive and Hybrid Electric Vehicle PDF 4MB) provides convenient information for the development of base content for this topic.
NFPA's electric vehicle training will provide first responders with the information and materials necessary to respond to emergencies involving these vehicles, including identifying electric vehicles and responding to common hazards. Training topics will include the locations of high-strength steel, cut points for extrication, electrical shut-off procedures, and more. To ensure easy access, the training will be available in a variety of formats, including instructor-led/classroom, self-paced, and online via a Web portal that will include video and podcasts. A new website, evsafetytraining.org, has been created to provide all the information related to the program, from training to the latest news to links to auto manufacturers related to their individual electric cars.
So while I may not be sitting next to an electric vehicle at a stoplight today, I will be soon. NFPA's Electric Vehicle Safety Program is the latest tool to ensure our first responders are prepared to protect themselves and their communities, just as they always have.
Lorraine Carli is vice-president of Communications for NFPA.


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It was a day of close calls for Canada and Russia, who fought off spirited campaigns from Team Finland and the host nation Germany to stay undefeated. Russia had to go to a shootout to take care of the Germans, while Canada relied on a three-goal outburst in the third period to nip the Finns 5-4.Germany vs. Russia 4-5 (0-3, 3-0, 1-1, 0-0, 0-1) Game Sheet PhotosCRIMMITSCHAU Fresh off their surprising 4-1 win over Switzerland on Friday, the Germans had to reload and prepare themselves for a much tougher test against Team Russia. Prior to the start of the tournament, it was thought that the Germans would be destined for relegation round play after moving into the top division this year. Though they had another large crowd behind them for this game, it was no secret that a win against one of the best hockey nations in the world would be a tall order.The game began as expected, with Russia jumping out to a 3-0 lead in the first period, leaving people to think that the Germans would not be able to put up much of a fight. Russian forward Roman Konkov opened the scoring for his team, finding the back of the net six minutes in the game, and again three minutes later. Forward Maxim Shalunov then scored on a penalty shot to leave the Germans down by three scores.But things took an interesting turn in the second period, courtesy of several penalties on behalf of the Russians. After Nickolas Latta scored on the power play to cut into the Russian lead, a 20-minute game misconduct was called on Nikita Nesterov for a vicious cross check. The Germans saw the opportunity and pounced on it, as Alexander Ackermann buried Germanys second goal on the man advantage. Another game misconduct was later called on Russias Maxim Grigorenko, and German forward Dominik Daxelberger made the opposition pay by with the tying goal just before the end of the second frame.With the arena in Crimmittschau rocking going into the third period, Russias Anton Saveliev put his team back on the right track with a marker on the man advantage. However Germany would not be denied another comeback. Lars Grozinger scored the equalizer to send the game into overtime and earn Germany at least a point.No score in overtime meant a shootout, although Germany had the Russians on the ropes with a power play goal in the final minute. Although Russia came out on top with Nikita Kucherovs game winning goal, full credit was given to the Germans, who were cheered by 4, 060 spectators as they left the ice to prepare for a their last preliminary round matchup against Slovakia on Tuesday.Canada vs. Finland 5-4 (1-0, 1-2, 3-2) Game Sheet PhotosDRESDEN Game 2 for Finland and Canada began with a clash of the physical style favoured by both teams. Lots of hitting and talking went on between the players, and some of the fastest skaters on the ice were the referees, who moved quickly to break up disputes between whistles.While Finland was able to push back against the physical Canadians, they were unable to do so without taking the games first penalty, an undisciplined cross checking call on forward Teemu Henritius. Canada made them pay immediately, scoring the games first goal twelve seconds into the power play. Team Canadas Mark McNeill shot the puck on the Finns net, creating a jam in front of the net until the puck landed on the blade of Eric Locke, who shot it between the legs of goaltender Samu Perhonen for his second goal of the tournament.Despite allowing the early goal Finland didnt stop pushing. In the second period, the Finns were short handed and had a chance for a good breakout. They didnt convert, but managed to draw a holding penalty from Canada. Soon after, top Finnish player Joel Armia came on the receiving end of a pair of beautiful passes from teammates Toni Kallela and Miro Altoonen to tie the game.The goal seemed to steady the Finns, and from the goalie out they began to make more plays. Perhonen posted a few great saves to keep the game level and allowing his forwards to lean more on Canadaian goaltender Malcolm Subban. Armia and Kallela returned to the attack once more, Armia taking the puck in and making a back pass to Kallela in the Canadian zone. Kallela then found an open Ollii Maata at the point. With no one around him, Maata picked his spot and fired a wristshot past the glove of Subban.With the momentum all the way to the side of Team Finland, Canadas top defender Ryan Murphy managed to calm his team down with a goal in the final moments of the period, leaving things level going into the 3rd frame.Unfortunately for Finland, while their top line of Armia, Kallela and Markus Granlund continued to create problems in the Canada, their defence produced a series of miscues that led to three unanswered goals for the Red and White. After Armia scored his second goal on a power play a minute into the period, Canadas Cody Ceci lofted a pass out of the Canadian zone. 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For 47 years, Lamar Hunt was one of pro football's guiding lights, first as one of the American Football League's owners, then as one of the men who brokered the AFL-NFL merger that assured the stability of the young league's 10 member clubs, and eventually as an owner whose franchise became one of the most passionately supported in the sport, a club that represents one-quarter of perhaps the most historically competitive quartet in recent decades, a group that has combined for 14 of the AFL/AFC's 41 Super Bowl appearances.
Wednesday night, Hunt lost an eight-year battle with prostate cancer, but not before a fight that demonstrated the indefatigable persistence that is essential for the finest practicioners of the sports he cherished and lovingly helped nourish to their place on the American landscape.
"Lamar Hunt was one of the finest owners in the history of professional football and one of America's greatest sportsmen," Broncos President/CEO Pat Bowlen said. "It has been my privilege to work with and compete against Lamar. It was an honor for me to have a close relationship with Lamar and with his family, and that came out of 23 years of working together and competing against each other. In my early years Lamar had a significant influence on me as a new owner in the league. My condolences go to Norma and to his entire family, as well as to the Kansas City Chiefs organization."
Hunt's presence will endure. His name brandishes both the AFC Championship trophy and the U.S. Open Cup, given to the winner of this nation's annual club-level soccer tournament. He also is a member of three different American sports halls of fame: pro football, tennis — in which he founded World Championship Tennis, a body that legitimized the sport on a professional level — and soccer.
The tributes to the patriarch of the AFL and the AFC are already numerous, and if you're a student of the game's history, they're a treat to read, whether you already know the story of Hunt's life in sport or just now learning of the soft-spoken owner's booming impact on sport in this country.
- At kcchiefs.com, the club's official Web site culled together a splendid collection of articles that chronicle Hunt's life inside and outside of football, and what he meant to the Chiefs franchise and beyond.
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BALTIMORE (AP) - A 17-year-old student shot on the first day of school in Baltimore County headed home Monday after two weeks in the hospital with firm plans to play with his dog and make tacos.
Daniel Borowy, who has Down syndrome, was patient with the staff at the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland Medical Center, but told his mother from the beginning that he wanted to leave immediately. He got his wish Monday evening, as his father, mother, brothers and sister came to take him to their house in Kingsville.
"Isn't it nice to have a story with a happy ending?" said his father, Milton.
Asked what he planned to do first at home, Borowy said, "Luna." That's his dog, a year-old black Labrador/German Shepard mix. Borowy, who loves to cook, said the first dish he would make was tacos. He also planned to watch the Baltimore Ravens play the Cincinnati Bengals that evening on Monday Night Football.
There will also no doubt be dancing to Daniel's idol and would-be-fiancee, Lady Gaga - he demonstrated a few hand moves to his favorite song, "Poker Face," and donned a mirrored Gaga eye mask while he waited to be discharged.
His voice had a slight rasp, a result of needing a breathing tube when he first arrived Aug. 27 from the shooting in the cafeteria at Perry Hall High School. He had a bruised lung and a fractured rib, among other injuries. Daniel underwent several surgeries and will return to Shock Trauma for follow-up care. Nurses and therapists will also visit him at home for treatment and rehabilitation.
Milton and Rosemary have been impressed but not surprised by their youngest son's tolerance for everything that's happened to him, from physical pain to dealing with so many new faces to the monotony of hospital food.
"He's a fighter and he's been fighting from the minute he was hurt," Rosemary Borowy told The Associated Press.
Daniel Borowy also said he'd like to go back to school, although his parents say they haven't looked that far ahead.
They were overflowing with thanks for the care and prayers their son has received.
Milton Borowy asked people to respect his family's privacy so his son can recover at home in peace.
Police have said Daniel Borowy was struck at random when Robert W. Gladden Jr., 15, fired a shotgun twice in the school cafeteria; the second shot didn't strike anyone. Gladden's attorney says his client brought the gun to school to intimidate bullies and that Gladden didn't mean to shoot anyone. Gladden, who is charged as an adult with attempted murder and assault, is scheduled for a bail review Thursday.
Borowy's parents don't want to talk about the legal case, but Rosemary Borowy said her innocent son's life has been changed forever.
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While 14-year-old Duncan (Liam James) is being dragged on a family trip with his mom (Collette) and her overbearing boyfriend (Carell), he finds a gregarious friend (Rockwell) at a local water park. The two form a powerful bond as Duncan learns to swim through the challenges of life, love, family and friendship, resulting in a vacation he'll never forget.


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I love this movie...although not for young children, I watch this with my teenagers and we all laugh our asses off. People that gave this movie poor reviews either were offended by the crude comedy or just didn't get it. I think this movie is full of comedic talent. Dane Cook was hysterical, Alec Baldwin...wonderfully funny, Kate Hudson...went out of her safety zone and rocked it. Love this movie.
why the hell is this movie rated R?!! i need to know!
I pity all the teens and young adults who watch this and think it's the real world - or that this is the hip way to act. Even more so, the thought scares me to death. According to this film, you should screw anything and everything, as often as possible, without the slightest thought given to responsibility, human connection or fatal disease - and put the pursuit of sex before anything else in
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I really enjoyed this movie because I went to be entertained. I laughed throughout, and was impressed by the way they kept the story tied together. I recommend it for those who can loosen up a little, put away your pompus, righteous self and laugh. It was not meant to be taken seriously or win an Oscar, it was what it was... very funny and in a way some of you missed, it was about being
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Rachel Rappaport started blogging four years ago to share her recipes with friends. Though she was trained as a school teacher, the 28-year-old Lauraville resident has a natural skill in the kitchen and a desire to let others in on her cooking secrets. She named her blog Coconut & Lime (coconutlime.blogspot.com) because, she says, "They are two foods that taste good together, had sort of a fresh connotation, and I thought it sounded somewhat memorable."
She started writing about what she makes to eat each day: red onion and cucumber salad, inside out blue cheese burgers, and blueberry sour cream muffins. Readers started visiting, and coming back for more.
Each month, 100,000 unique visitors click over to see what she's making. When she's not typing up her recipes for things like her award winning tangerine dream cookies or pumpkin swirl brownies, she's trying to respond to the approximately 100 e-mails readers send her each day. She has won numerous cooking and blogging awards and has been interviewed by major media outlets on everything from seasonal produce to recipe copyright laws.
"It's nice to do something and realize you're good at it and people appreciate it," says Rappaport.
Rappaport is just one of the Baltimore area's many bloggers who are building an audience with posts that can be useful, profane, funny, raw, and often desperately honest. Bloggers are not usually motivated by the hope of money or notoriety, often resisting both. Some blog under pseudonyms and refuse to put ads on their sites.
They tend to start with a mission: to share their personal story or to connect with like-minded readers about a common interest, such as neighborhood news, sports, politics, or raising children. Some write alone, while others combine their work with other bloggers. When they attract a following, it often catches them by surprise. They find they become a part of readers' lives—and sometimes get sucked into junior high school-style cliques and squabbles in the comments section. But for the most part, they say their readers are supportive and ultimately they find it's not so easy to stop what they've started.
"It's a symbiotic relationship," says Rappaport, who posts from the computer in her dining room about three times a week. "The more I post the more they come." Her blog now includes close to 700 original recipes and she writes another blog, Food Maven , to share product tips and other thoughts that don't fit the format of Coconut & Lime.
From her vibrant blue kitchen, she starts a recipe for chocolate oatmeal cookies with a general list of ingredients. As she works, she notes her adjustments to the recipe: dark brown sugar provides more moisture, two ounces of semi-sweet chocolate chips add taste and texture.
When she removes the cookies from the oven, her pug Elvis stops circling her bare feet and freezes hopefully. But no time for treats. (And besides, chocolate is a no-no for dogs.) It's time for the cookies' close up.
"It's hard to take pictures of food," she says. But she manages nicely, usually arranging her food in one of her collection of brightly colored pastel dishes that are much tinier than they appear in the photographs. She makes the most of natural light; cooking early in the day and often positioning her work in the square of light her small kitchen window lays on her counter top.
She has a proposal worked up for a cookbook and is talking to an agent. Nothing is final yet, she says. "That would be the ultimate for a food blogger."
Although Rapport's subject matter isn't particularly local, she's a member of a group of local bloggers whose blogs are featured on the site Blogtimore, Hon (blogtimore.com). Blogtimore, Hon is a blog aggregator. It collects bloggers' feeds (a bit of code that allows each blog post to be picked up by subscribers and published on other sites) and provides readers with a way to keep track of what local bloggers are writing without having to discover and visit a lot of different sites on their own.
Brett Stevens, of Reisterstown, helped start Blogtimore, Hon three years ago when he learned a similar site called Crablogs.com was shutting down. "A bunch of us liked it and we decided we wanted to keep something similar going."
Stevens, 38, a database developer and runner who writes a blog called The Running Moron (runningmoron.blogspot.com) says they started with about 30 local bloggers who signed up to have their feeds included and now feature 200 bloggers.
He's watched the local blog scene change since he started the site.
"When we started off, it was mostly personal blogs," says Stevens. "People talking about going out and getting drunk with their buddies. Now it's evolved into niche blogging. There's still a lot of personal blogs, but most them are about something," he says. "More and more people aren't putting themselves out there personally."
Blogtimore, Hon's most well read blog is Baltimore Crime (baltimorecrime.blogspot.com), a three-year-old site that gathers crime news from sources throughout town.
Marcie Brennan, 35, started Baltimore Crime after she heard a man had been murdered less than a mile from her Hampden home. She didn't hear about it in the local news. She first learned of the murder in her neighborhood newsletter.
"It freaked me out," says the mother of a 6-year-old daughter and a newborn son. "I thought, what else do I not know is happening?"
Brennan, a parenthood and pregnancy book author who now lives in Roland Park, decided to collect crime news anywhere she found it and sought to give it a home on her blog.
"I figured I'm reading it anyway, how hard it is to paste up a link?"
She challenged herself to keep up the blog for a year.
Her blog averages about 1,000 visitors a day. "It's become almost like a bad habit for me," Brennan says. "Something will happen and you can't ignore it."
Chuck Amos of Highlandtown also contributes to Baltimore Crime and has been doing most of the posting since Brennan's son was born.
Like Brennan, he took an interest in crime coverage when he had trouble finding news about two murders that took place in his Highlandtown neighborhood in early 2004.
"I realized there are dozens and dozens of people dying and no one pays attention," says Amos, 38, who works as a computer analyst for a local hospital.
He writes about his experiences in several blogs of his own, including The Way of Chuck: TaoTeChuck.com.
"I try to look around my neighborhood with empathetic eyes and see if I can describe that to people who don't live here," he says.
He keeps it up because he loves Baltimore.
A similar sort of passion fuels the blogging of Anthony Amobi, publisher of Oriole Post—Baltimore Orioles Analysis & News; The World of Baseball and Beyond.
"It's sort of like a labor of love," says the 29-year-old who works as a technical manager for an aviation company.
A friend who is heavy into blogging and a big Red Sox fan inspired Amobi to give his opinions a voice online. After Sports Illustrated mentioned his blog, Oriole Post's readership started to take off. These days, he says he gets between 150-300 visitors a day. Amobi attends between 40 and 50 Orioles games each season and other events where the players make appearances, taking notes as he goes.
"I see the games a lot more differently now. I'm paying more attention and I'm more cynical now," he says. "Readers expect me to put down my opinions about not only the game but about how things are being run."
He says he didn't start the blog as a money making venture, but he recently put his e-mail address on the blog and began soliciting advertisers. The Orioles-owned MASN sports network became one of his sponsors and now he's made a few thousand dollars in advertising revenue.
Fans aren't the only ones checking in. "We do read his blog," says Monica Pence, Orioles director of public relations. "We definitely monitor the blogs to see what people are saying. It's a way to gauge the temperature of fans. If there is a certain situation they feel good or bad about, that is something we take into consideration."
Amobi's blog largely sticks to his views on baseball. Other bloggers reveal much more personal matters.
Jenn Raynes is one of those bloggers. Jenn's Journal: The Black Comedy of Love, Life and Recovering from Infertility has chronicled her battle with infertility since 2004.
Raynes, 29, is brutally honest about her experiences. She details her struggle with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, which causes irregular ovulation among other problems, and every treatment she received on her way to delivering healthy twin boys.
She admits there was a time when she wished she hadn't always shared quite so much. In the beginning, readers were clamoring to know the result of each of her pregnancy tests. When the news was negative, Raynes says, "I didn't have a chance to deal with it myself."
After that, she stopped revealing the dates of her tests.
Raynes says she's never had a problem with having her family's names and pictures on the blog. She doesn't indicate where she lives, for the record revealing only that it's somewhere in Baltimore County. And she'll say only that she works full time for a social networking site. She said she's only received a couple of unkind comments and has only blocked comments from one person who said something nasty about her children.
"We decided to put it out there because if we helped one person feel less alone it would be worth it," she says. "Infertility is a huge problem and nobody talks about it. I decided it should be me."
She doesn't keep close track of her readership statistics but knows it spiked when her blog was picked up by Club Mom, an online network for moms. She says Club Mom paid her for blogging for about 18 months and she got bonuses based on her traffic. Her highest traffic came when she gave birth—something she found time to blog about—with one hand—during the many hours she spent nursing her babies.
Her birth post generated 36 comments from readers. But she says once she started blogging about her pregnancy and her twins, she lost some of her readers who were still dealing with infertility.
Today her blog is much more about being a mom. But she still talks about infertility and feels more aligned with infertility bloggers than she does with the ranks of mommy bloggers.
She blogs about the five frozen embryos she and her husband still have and the risks involved in trying to get pregnant again.
"I don't like the idea of just letting them go, but it's a tough decision," she says. "My boys are just so great. I want more."
Readers keep coming back to see what she'll decide.


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Extending the mnemonic, disyllabic fame of A&M (Hymns Ancient and Modern), S&M (don't ask) and K&R (Kernighan and Ritchie), I propose C&B for Eric S. Raymond's The Cathedral & The Bazaar, O'Reilly, 1999. Here's a book that will survive Guy Kawasaki's hyper-blurb: "The most important book about technology today, with implications that go far beyond programming." It may even, in future editions, distance itself from Bob Young's foreword, written before the Linux Red Hat CEO started challenging Bill Gates as Mister Midas #1.
As a longstanding Jolt judge in the book category (since 1991, in fact, when Software Development magazine initiated these prestigious Academy-type awards; see note 1), I've been judiciously cautious in my reviewing strategy, resisting all but the most perverse publicational PR sexual enticements. My critical objectivity has been further strained by the fact that, over the years, I've been personally involved with many of the writers under scrutiny. Also, authors are more aware of the hard slog involved than are unpublished doryhores (see note 2) and tend to review with more sympathy and fewer sour grapes. A classic example from the early UNIX days was the late Professor Jim Joyce of UCB. He never, alas, got around to writing the "perfect" UNIX book, but gained infamy with his deflating reviews of other authors' attempts. Of one, he wrote, "I won't say there's a mistake on every page, but there are certainly more mistakes than pages."
Yet in praising C&B, I swear I'm uninfluenced by a feeling of friendship and gratitude to Eric Raymond stretching back to his seminal work (with Guy L. Steele, Jr. and others) on the weird delights of hacker culture and its lexicon. (Eric also kindly reviewed my Devil's DP Dictionary back in 1981, and encouraged my update, The Computer Contradictionary (1995)--but again, I deny any cozy back scratching!)
C&B is, first off, a great read, written for a wide audience including many who when polled "Which OS do you use?" answer "What's an OS?" The main theme, as you must know, is the OSS (Open Source Software, see note 3) revolution: what, why, how and whence. In particular, the theme is the unpredictable successes of GNU, Linux and Apache, based on an approach that seems to defy the sacred rules of cathedral-capitalism (or what Radio Tirana used to call the "howling Wall Street jackals", see Note 4).
The gist is that many thousands of programmers are contributing their time and skills on a voluntary, unpaid basis. The motivations vary, but one that Eric stresses is the traditional hacker egoboo ("egoboost"), and I suppose, an appearance on my new TV show, "Homes of the Poor and Famous".
Even stranger, and generating mixed feelings among the OSS purists, is how OSS has, in many instances, formed a symbiotic relation with the big-money bottom-liners who are rushing to exploit the Linux phenomenon. (At the recent ACM2000 Awards, Apache won the coveted IBM Systems' prize.)
The wonderful thing about C&B, unlike the spate of bland software-development and people-ware books, is the violent controversy generated, some of which rises beyond the boring anecdotal to the exciting ad hominem. The most detailed attack on C&B has come from Bertrand Meyer (another esteemed friend, mon dieu), available at www.sdmagazine.com/features/2000/03/f4.shtml.
I've looked on OSS from both sides—and what strikes me is how often each side ignores ecumenical approaches from the other. Bertrand declares, "Accept that both commercial and free software have a role to play and that neither will ever go away." Eric makes similar statements. But where's the controversial fun in that?
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They are one of the most eye-catching flowers in the world.
That is one of the strangest floral displays I've seen, Ann.
Love them both Ann, but V1 rocks my boat, raining here again today so a splash of summer.
Along with poppies, I love these sunflowers - probably because they both remind us of summer two super captures here, Ann, and love that arrangement of displaying them in V2
Can't grow then in our garden the damn slugs and snails keep eating away at the plants Can't put any poisons or slug pellets down as we have a family of hedgehogs in the garden So I'm a little bit envious of this image Ann, lovely though it is!
Reminds me of summers so long ago, when, as a child, it seemed that the sun shone from May to September. I do especialy like V1.
And thanks for your words of encouragement - see today's (Wednesday) upload which, for me, is something from nothing: an ordinary picture of a mog, made to look threatening in PSE10!
Two beautiful and cheerful images of summer Ann, really like v1
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"Welcome to the wonderful world of not knowing what the hell's going on." An action/adventure/all types of speculative fiction/mystery/dramedy/crazy show created by J. J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof, and show-run by Lindelof and Carlton Cuse.On September 22nd, 2004, Oceanic Flight 815 breaks up in midair and crashes on a tropical island. Only forty-eight passengers somehow survive. Unfortunately, this is no ordinary island they've crashed on. To start with, there's a polar bear roaming about somehow as well as something in the jungle which is capable of uprooting trees. This monster mutilates the pilot, but not before the pilot reveals that the plane was already a thousand miles off course when it crashed, which means the odds of rescue are pretty much nil.The survivors must learn to work together if they want to survive in this strange and hostile environment. This isn't easy, mainly because the most prominent characters are so utterly screwed up. All of them have something they're hiding in their pasts. There's the seemingly nice woman who's actually a fugitive who was being brought to trial. There's the one-hit wonder ex-rockstar junkie. There's the former Iraqi government torturer who's searching for the woman he loves. And so on.Their backstories are revealed in flashbacks, with each episode tending to focus on a specific character. In general Anachronic Order is also expected, both with the story of the island and anything before and after the island. If there is a method of skewing the audiences perception of events of rearranging the order of the scenes, LOST has used it.As the show goes on, more and more questions arise as the secrets of the island are slowly uncovered. The island seems to have magical properties as well as a unique abundance of super-powerful electromagnetism. Furthermore, flashbacks reveal more and more connections between the characters' pasts as if to suggest that it may have been more than coincidence that this specific group of people was all on Flight 815 together with each other. This led to the show acquiring a widespread public opinion that it had become a victim of The Chris Carter Effect with this being the dominant image in the mainstream media in the show's later years. Many fans felt it wrapped it all up with a Gainax Ending to boot.Lostpedia (which the producers themselves occasionally namecheck in DVD commentaries for its expanse of knowledge) has exhaustively catalogued (almost) every aspect of Lost. If you want insight into the show or just want to learn some random statistics, it's definitely worth checking out.And if you're looking for answers, Cracked has got your back.Recaps and summation of the show here.— Kate Warning: We try our best to avoid spoilers, but due to the sheer volume of plot twists, it's very difficult. Beware.This series features examples of: open/close all folders A-D
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