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Michael Irvin, Miami
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Irvin was named to the Pro Bowl five times and set a single-season NFL record in 1995 with 11 games of 100 or more yards. He retired with seven seasons of 1,000 or more yards. At the time, only Jerry Rice and Steve Largent had more
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Jason Witten, Tennessee
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Witten continues to perform at the highest level 10 seasons after entering the league. In 2012, he set the NFL single-season record for catches by a tight end. He also has accumulated the most receptions in club history.
Witten has become a Pro Bowl fixture, having been invited eight times. He is the first tight end in club history to top 1,000 yards in a season and is also an outstanding blocker.
Tony Hill, Stanford
1977, third round (No. 62 overall)
Dubbed, "The Thrill'', he ranks third in Cowboys history in receiving yards with 7,988. Hill played for the Cowboys for 10 seasons and led the team in receptions and yardage eight times. He was a three-time Pro Bowl selection.
HONORABLE MENTION: Billy Joe DuPree (first round, 1973), Doug Cosbie (third round, 1979).
David LaFleur, LSU
1997, first round (No. 22 overall)
Jay Novacek was on his way out and the Cowboys gave up a future first round pick and another pick down the line to move up in the draft and select LaFleur.
It never paid off. LaFleur wasn't the receiver the Cowboys hoped he would become and his lack of athletic ability hurt his run blocking. He played four seasons for the Cowboys, catching 85 passes for 729 yards before he failed an off-season physical and was released.
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Gillette, WY [November 20, 2012] - At last night's City Council meeting, the city of Gillette announced its endorsement and participation in the third annual Small Business Saturday. Small Business Saturday, which falls between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, is a day to support the local businesses that create jobs, boost the economy and preserve neighborhoods around the country.
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Pilot and murder suspect Brian Hedglin knew how to fly planes. He just needed access to one.
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He crashed the plane in a parking lot and shot himself in the head, never getting off the ground. But the incident has raised concerns that nation's airports may not be as safe as they should be.
The Transportation Security Administration doesn't require airports to maintain full-time surveillance of their perimeter fences, leaving airport security largely in the hands of individual facilities.
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The former assistant security director at Denver International Airport said that even after Hedglin gained access to the airfield early Tuesday, he shouldn't have been able to get aboard the plane.
"It should have been locked and secured if it wasn't in use," Price said.
TSA spokeswoman Jonella Culmer said the agency is "currently reviewing perimeter compliance" at the St. George Municipal Airport, which is about 120 miles northeast of Las Vegas.
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Local authorities were investigating the breach, but Mortenson said the facility meets all Federal Aviation Administration and TSA security requirements. He said, however, the entire perimeter isn't observed at all times, "and I would dare say it isn't at any airport in the country."
SkyWest spokeswoman Marissa Snow said Hedglin was a pilot for the airline since 2005 but had been on administrative leave since July 13, the day police found the body of his girlfriend and fellow Colorado National Guard member, Christina Cornejo, in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Authorities say she had been stabbed multiple times. Hedglin was the key suspect but had not been charged.
Colorado Springs police said they asked SkyWest to deactivate his access cards in case he showed up at the airline anywhere in the country. How the 40-year-old was able to gain access to the plane remained unclear.
The Gazette of Colorado Springs, citing court records, reported Hedglin dated Cornejo for four years and was arrested in March after he was accused of harassing her.
The records show that a restraining order was issued against Hedglin, and he was set for trial in August. He was released on $10,000 bond.
Attorney Steven Rodemer, who represented Hedglin in that case, said he was facing misdemeanor charges of criminal mischief, theft and harassment, but felony charges were dismissed Thursday.
Rodemer said he hadn't seen Hedglin since their last court date that day.
A police officer making rounds at the airport early Tuesday found a motorcycle with the engine running outside the perimeter fence, Mortenson said. As he searched for the owner, the officer came upon the idling plane and called SkyWest.
The airline sent an employee to turn off the engine. Inside, Hedglin was found dead with a gunshot wound to his head.
Snow noted that an inexperienced person could not have operated the plane, but she did not explain how Hedglin got aboard. "It involves sophisticated procedures and requires an extensive amount of training to even know how to start the plane," she said.
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The Santa Cruz Sentinel reports ( http://bit.ly/NUn27s) that the National Marine Fisheries Service had agreed to study the issue after a petition by conservation groups.
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When the news spread through Washington this weekend that the unwavering, pioneering journalist Helen Thomas had died, there must have been a collective sigh of relief throughout the halls of Washington.
News articles and obituaries are obligatorily mentioning her retirement over political remarks about Palestine and Israel. They all will and should celebrate her trail -blazing career as a journalist and author. And now that she has died, it has become politically correct to re-embrace her, because now Helen is safe. She will not be asking the uncomfortable questions anymore, questions that made lying politicians squirm, as they stared dumbfounded back at her, always surprised at freedom of the press in action, at a woman who did not know her place. But in Helen's final years, there was little celebration of her career and her courage, as former friends, coworkers and many in Washington jumped on the bandwagon resolutely condemning her for comments made in a hit piece that took brief comments out of context. Perhaps most appallingly, President Obama took time from spying on one half of the world and bombing the other half to state that her resignation was "the right decision." In a world where politicians like George Bush, Dick Cheney and Rahm Emmanuel are celebrated for their reputations for expletive laden tirades, can we really pretend that Helen's comments were so shocking or offensive that they were worthy of forced retirement? In a world where we hear the daily drivel from presidents promoting wars of madness with lies and straight faces, how did we let such vitriol rain down on her?
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The KBOO Board has called a Special KBOO membership meeting, for Saturday, May 4th, 1pm, at Tabor Space, 5441 SE Belmont (@ 55th) to reveal the "streamlined KBOO" plan. KBOO has always taken pride in being a participatory and transparent institution. So, for example, when there was a desire, in recent years, to re-examine programming, a careful and lengthy survey was undertaken. Volunteers and members were consulted, and some changes were made. [...] WE WANT OUR FUTURE BACK In fact, KBOO had a bright future before these changes were pushed through. We had lost some audience for morning public affairs to KPOJ, which was wiped out by its won top-down corporate management; that audience is returning. Our substantial public affairs and journalism strength continue to draw audience, even in the Internet age. If we need to spend funds, it should be on expansion of our Internet and smartphone presence, not on crushing workers. The last thing this radio market needs is an NPR/OPB junior wannabe. [...] http://kboo.fm/bylaws PIMC Related KBOO posts: [1.] [2.] [3.] [4.] [5.] [6.]
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Spurred by real urgency over the corporate driven ruin of the environment, a growing social movement is taking shape that will be on display this Sunday, February 17, when tens of thousands descend on the streets of Washington, D.C. in a show of power titled "Forward On Climate."
What is the target galvanizing these forces? The proposed Keystone XL Pipeline, to be built by TransCanada, which would carry crude oil extracted from the tar sands in Alberta, Canada, some 2,000 miles south to the Gulf of Mexico for export. What is the outcome hoped for by those who will attend? That President Obama reject the project, finally and definitively, when it comes up for his approval this winter. Protests, blockades, arrests and disruptions of the pipeline's construction have been ongoing by activists and landowners in East Texas since last summer. Now, the "Forward On Climate" rally marks a huge step forward to enlarge the movement. This is not your typical environmental protest in defense of a limited ecosystem. Rather, the potential consequences of the XL Pipeline's operations are global and catastrophic because of climate change. And that's why organized labor needs to stand up now in an alliance that has the power to defeat it. Getting Perspective [...] | How will the operations of the Keystone XL Pipeline affect this trend? [...] | Where Does Labor Stand? [...]
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fluoride the corrosive chemical hydrfluorosilicic acid spills and eats away concrete --Healthy Kid coalition claims this corrosive chemical if added to our pristine Portland water supply will prevent cavities --Not-- It appears this hydrofluorosilicic acid will eat the enamel right off your children's teeth [...]
Fluoride will erode the enamel off the teeth. High doses of fluoride will cause severe pitting and discoloration of the teeth. Systemic ingestion of fluoride because there is NO way to control the dose once fluoride (hydrofluorosilicic acid) is added into the water system leads to more people suffering from the symptoms of fluorosis. It is the bright minds that brought us the mercury amalgams and those whom even once endorsed smoking as safe the AMA and ADA are endorsing fluoride like this (hydrofluorosilicic acid )is all the rage. Only drink too much of this fluoride kiddies and the ADA says this product will rob us all of our pearly whites, and weaken our bones. Fluoride is dangerous. It is even says so on the back of the tooth paste tube— poison --spit do not swallow—Adding fluoride (hydrofluorosilicic acid) to the public water system and claiming it is safe to drink, bathe, cook , and grow your vegetables in is asking our children and our animals to ingest high amounts of this acid. Acidity n high levels in our bodies' causes' cancer. Hello not to mention forcing huge populations of our children and their parent's pocketbooks to a life of cosmetic dentistry servitude or chemo therapy. Of course only if the child is lucky enough to have parents with money/ insurance who will be able to correct the cosmetic negative affects of fluoride. Everyone else will be destined to go through life with a cosmetically damaged smile,lower IQ and bone loss. Watch the video below https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=szL2Ofzvpcs Please learn about the negative health affects on Endangered salmon http://www.nofluoride.com/Salmon.cfm
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Look for more "let's you and him fight" from Trimet. Why play along?
Trimet is a top-heavy bureaucracy with some expensive habits. It has 161 managers, believe it or not. Yep, lil' ol Trimet. Fifty-five of those managers get over $100K. Many of them get a lot more--like a quarter million per year. Bus service has been cut back to pay for this army of overseers, and to fund $9 million in remodeling and new furniture. The top three floors of the Center Garage building, at 4012 SE 17th, stand empty. Apparently they were not good enough for the managerial class. Meanwhile the new buses are getting a cosmetic retrofit to look like Max trains; that will cost $2 million. For the last several years, we bus drivers have been told we want too much. We have agreed to freeze our wages for many years now, on the proviso that our retirees continue to get the health benefits we fought for. We are concerned about their health; bus driving will kill from stress. I can't count the number of times I've heard that So-and-So retired, only to die within months. [...] I'm grateful to have a good job, grateful to the public for supporting us, and looking forward to seeing my passengers on my next shift. In this, I am like most drivers. Some of us are grouches, and I'm sorry about that. But I have a suggestion for the public: Next time you're asked to bust the bus drivers, or for that matter any worker, ask yourself: Am I helping the ruling class in a race to the bottom?
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Part I - It's a familiar pattern: those on top of the economic ladder enjoy massive profits, while expecting workers to sacrifice even more for the "greater good."
This storyline weaves itself into every justification for anti-worker policies. From Washington's potential Grand Bargain that would cut trillions from needed social programs, to the workplaces with their stagnating wages and declining benefits, those on top plead poverty to workers while stuffing their pockets beyond belief. The argument is also currently being repeated by the giant multinational corporations that control the nation's shipping ports. Fortunately, the Longshore workers are organized into powerful unions that have the ability to fight back against big business greed — something that was recently demonstrated at the port strikes in Los Angles and Long Beach, and which is now underway in the union negotiations happening at ports along the East Coast and at the ports in the Northwest. [...] PART 2: http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2013/01/421311.shtml homepage: http://workerscompass.org
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In recent weeks, a showdown has loomed on U.S. docks between the shipping bosses and port workers that has rattled the capitalist ruling class. On the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, the International Longshoreman's Association prepared to strike container shipping while the employers threatened to lock out 14,500 ILA members. On the West Coast, the grain shippers been demanding a giveback contract from the International Longshore Workers Union (ILWU), which would effectively bypass the union hiring hall, slash workers' vital safety protections and gut union power. Yet in the midst of the Northwest grain battle, an Occupy activist, Peter Little, publishes an article vociferously arguing against the call to defend the ILWU. While posing as ultra-left, this policy if actually carried out would aid the employers who are hell-bent on destroying ILWU union power on the waterfront. Blaming sellouts on the nature of unions lets the bureaucrats off the hook. We in the Internationalist Group say: All those who stand with the exploited and oppressed must come to the defense of the ILWU in this fight. And that defense includes forthrightly opposing the capitulations and betrayals by the labor bureaucracy which sells out vital union gains in the vain hope of an impossible "cooperation" with capital, endangering the workers organizations they preside over.
Read the article at the Internationalist Group website: http://www.internationalist.org/whywedefendilwu1301.html.
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A short video that describes what Portland Indymedia is all about
http://youtu.be/M2Dvduydu4A Video from 2008 that sill applies today Local News Coverage - A Voice for The Voiceless Portland Indymedia Is Where You Be The Media
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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is asking for your input on what impacts to consider when exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States to Asia. The Jordan Cove/Pacific Connector proposal would include the impacts of building a 235-mile pipeline through southern Oregon, cutting through nearly 400 streams, likely using eminent domain, clear-cutting through 80 miles of public forests, decreasing national energy supplies and increasing domestic prices by exporting U.S. natural gas from a terminal in Coos Bay. The Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) is expected to be released this winter, but now, within the next 30 days, FERC wants to hear from the public on what issues to include in the DEIS.
30 days is not near enough time. Federal regulators should give the American public a reasonable amount of time to provide input on this precedent-setting proposal. More time is needed for this complicated and wide-reaching project that includes impacts to endangered fish and wildlife, clean water, public forests, climate change, family farms, domestic gas prices for homes, businesses and manufacturers as well as the cumulative impacts of fracking more gas in the Rockies. TAKE ACTION: Tell FERC that 30 days is not enough time for the public to provide comments on this proposal. Please click here to send a quick email to Paul Friedman, the FERC representative for this project, and ask him to convey to the FERC commissioners that they should extend the comment time to at least 60 days. Email firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like talking points.
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Rod Coronado, who is turning 47 this year, is a Yaqui Pascua Indian, a writer and poet, a father, lover of nature and animals, a felon and eco-anarchist. He's the kind of guy that could tell you all about the native flowers growing out of the cracks in the sidewalk and how to make rudimentary bombs...
In 1995 Coronado was convicted on felony charges for an arson attack on a Michigan State University animal research facility, part of a string of facilities targeted by the ALF in their campaign duly titled "Operation Bite-Back." He was sentenced with 56 months but the damages to the fur industry were substantial. Aside from the direct impacts of the action he was imprisoned for, he has been credited for research and inspiration which lead to many more actions, freeing thousands of animals -mink, fox, coyotes -who actually have a fighting chance to re-wild themselves and survive upon release. Not to mention millions of dollars lost to economic sabotage, dealing a crippling blow to the whole industry. Much of Rod's early actions took place just before the eruption of intense FBI hunts for "domestic eco-terrorists," a fear mongering term elevated by State and corporate media following the rise of the ELF. But in a West rapidly laid bleak with concrete, undergoing an extinction crisis and climate convulsion, overcrowded with bland, consumerist culture and the boredom of timid human engagement, Coronado stands as a figure, all the more heroic, and absolutely quintessential to the promise of a re-Wilded West. homepage: http://earthfirstnews.wordpress.com/
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"Trade deals such as NAFTA and now the TPP are being used to smuggle through a new set of transnational corporate rights, trapping nations in a web of treaties that further trump their own laws. All too often, these agreements fail to deliver on the promise of prosperity and only serve to accelerate the path towards economic enslavement. Globalization has meant sacrificing self-sufficiency and sovereignty for foreign dependency which is a sure path to world government."
Both Canada and Mexico have been invited to join the U.S., along with other countries already engaged in negotiations which will deepen trade and economic ties within the Asia-Pacific region. Such a deal would surpass NAFTA in size and scope. The U.S. led talks which have been criticized for their secretive nature, could be used to update aspects of existing trade pacts among member nations. This would provide the perfect opportunity for a backdoor renegotiation of NAFTA without officially having to open it back up. http://beyourownleader.blogspot.ca/2012/06/using-tpp-to-renegotiate-and-expand.html
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Keep the pressure on the City Council for human compassion
Third Request For Human Contact Tuesday, June 12, 2012 **"These are the times that try men's souls," a quote from my favorite founding father, Thomas Paine. This action by Cameron Whitten is becoming echoes of whispers of long ago conversations in a small tavern where dreams were shared and revolution feared. You can almost hear Paine lecturing those who would listen about dignity, equality and hope for the future. If you look close you may see Adams rolling his eyes and thinking, "Does Tom ever stop and think that he may get all of us arrested by talking about over-throwing the British, I wish him to be more careful, less violent." Cameron is not careful, he speaks the truth to anyone who will listen, he is a fighter, just like Thomas Paine, he does not like smooth politicians like Adams, or Jefferson. Mr. Whitten has only three demands, and he tells people who pass him that they are simple demands for the beginning of a new era of compassion for the everyday people among us. He does not want to over tax the people in power, he does not want to confuse the political system, so only 3 demands are shouted from the curb, or said softly at night when the rain comes: 1. "For City Commissioner *dan saltzman, withdraw the fines [...] 2. " For City Council to propose a housing levy measure [...] 3. "For Sheriff Daniel Staton to issue a 1 year moratorium [...]
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Active grand jury in San Francisco. At least 4 have been subpoenaed, with one known cooperator. Otessa Crandell has cooperated with the most recent grand jury witch-hunt, claiming to investigate an arson in Santa Cruz, CA that was never claimed by underground groups. The grand jury in reality is just harrassing local vegans. She doesn't deny her cooperation. She claims that she gave them nothing of substance, and they just asked about phone numbers from her cell phone call logs. It's unknown what they actually asked, and how this information will be used the federal prosecutors.
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More than 100 costumed and potentially derranged competitors turned out for the 4th annual Sno-Kona Pond Skim - braving below freezing temps, snow flurries and occassional gusty winds. The pond surface was scraped of ice - the venue was packed with specators and the fun splashed all day long!
The contest required competitors to complete two runs across the pond. The qualifying run claimed about 40 skimmers who turned divers, either splashing into the water or just not having enough speed to exit the 90 foot pond. The second judged round brought out the showmanship, theatrics and athleticism - a lobster, a vulcanist, an ostrich-jockey, a boat towing a waterskier. Some basic, some very imageinative - all captured the crowd and were rewarded with cheers.
The Pond Skim's local celebrity judges included weather and all-around outdoors guru Matt Zaffino from KGW-TV, 105.9 The Brew afternoon radio personality Bozyk, "Squid" from 94.7 and Brad from All About Hawaii. Judging was based on: best skimming style, best costume, best showmanship, and best crowd reaction while skimming the pond.
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In 1977, Harvey Milk was elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, becoming the first openly gay man to be voted into public office in America. His victory was not just a victory for gay rights; he forged coalitions across the political spectrum. From senior citizens to union workers, Harvey Milk changed the very nature of what it means to be a fighter for human rights and became, before his untimely death in 1978, a hero for all Americans. Sean Penn stars as Harvey Milk under the direction of Gus Van Sant in Milk, filmed on location in San Francisco from an original screenplay by Dustin Lance Black, and produced by Dan Jinks and Bruce Cohen.
"Australia" is an epic and romantic action adventure, set in that country on the explosive brink of World War II. In it, an English aristocrat (Nicole Kidman) travels to the faraway continent, where she meets a rough-hewn local (Hugh Jackman) and reluctantly agrees to join forces with him to save the land she inherited. Together, they embark upon a transforming journey across hundreds of miles of the world's most beautiful yet unforgiving terrain, only to still face the bombing of the city of Darwin by the Japanese forces that attacked Pearl Harbor. With his new film, Luhrmann is painting on a vast canvas, creating a cinematic experience that brings together romance, drama, adventure and spectacle.
When upscale, happily unmarried San Francisco couple Kate and Brad find themselves socked in by fog on Christmas morning, their exotic vacation plans morph into the family-centric holiday they had, until now, gleefully avoided. Out of obligation-and unable to escape-they trudge to not one, not two, but four relative-choked festivities, increasingly mortified to find childhood fears raised, adolescent wounds reopened…and their very future together uncertain. As Brad counts the hours to when he can get away from their parents, step-parents, siblings and an assortment of nieces and nephews, Kate is starting to hear the ticking of a different kind of clock. And by the end of the day, she is beginning to wonder if their crazy families' choices are not so crazy after all.
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shocks for Z71 Silverado
i have an 03 chevy silverado 1500 z71 4WD. pretty much stock all around. i'm not to happy with the way it acts when im off road (nothing major mainly bumpy hunting roads etc.) i also haul a 14' trailer. when i use that trailer my truck sags terribly. i know its not to much weight cause my friend hauled the same trailer and there was some sag but not near as much as mine and he has a base model siverado. ive been looking around at different brand and they all have different fit applications (for my year model) for the same shock. ive been looking at bilsteins 5100 series and rancho 7000 series and 9000 series. i liked the 9000 series cause they are adjustable. my question is has anyone used these shocks on the same truck as mine? or will some fit? also do i need a leveling kit or anything? any help would be much appreciated!!
11-04-2012, 10:51 PM #2go with bilstein 5100's, you will NOT be disappointed!
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11-04-2012, 10:59 PM #3My vote is for the Bilstein 5100's too. I love 'em.
11-05-2012, 05:29 AM #4I would have to also say go with the bilstein's. How ever that won't fix the sag issue. You may want to look into a Roadmaster kit. It is like a "helper" spring. I know @SurrealOne has it on his truck and REALLY likes it.
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so it'd be like a coil over?
11-07-2012, 12:33 PM #6Search is your friend on this site and the Internet. The second result of this might help you: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=roadmaster+...pension+review
11-08-2012, 11:16 AM #7i have skyjacker nitro 8000s on the rear end of mine for my lift, and they were definatly a upgrade over the OEMs. they may not be 5100 nice, but they are priced accordingly, if you are looking to save a little $$$$
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- When Wednesday, April 20, 2011 at 10 a.m.
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Above: Dietitian Donna Wolf.
If you're looking for a heart healthy eating plan, the Mediterranean diet plan fits the bill. Research has shown the Mediterranean diet helps reduce heart disease, incidents of cancer, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.
The Mediterranean diet incorporates the basics of healthy eating — plus a splash of flavorful olive oil and perhaps a glass of red wine — among other components characterizing the traditional cooking style of countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea. Join registered dietitian Donna Wolf for an evening of Mediterranean cuisine.
*Bring an apron, chef's knife, containers to carry your leftovers home and wear comfortable closed toe shoes.
Time: April 20th, 2011 at 10a.m.
Location: Alchemy of the Hearth at 960 Rancheros Drive Ste, L, San Marcos, CA 92069. Google Map.
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- 11/11 Lieve Blancquaert & Victoria Consort
For the third time already AMUZ and the Antwerp Peace Centre present a peace concert on Armistice Day. Through music, word and image this event dwells on the horrors of war: a resounding plea for tolerance, solidarity and peace …
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Slumbering thoughts, nocturnal wandering, secret fantasies, lonely sadness and a soothing motherly voice generate the poetical inspiration of baroque composers such as Johann Hieronymus Kapsberge … - 18/11 Les Muffatti & Sarah Vangeel
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• Wide receivers were prominent in coach James Franklin's first Penn State recruiting class after the loss of star wideout Allen Robinson to the NFL draft.
• Paul Chryst's Pitt recruiting class of 23 players includes three running backs, including highly rated Chris James, a 5-foot 11-inch, 210-pounder from Chicago. That's of interest to Erie fans because McDowell graduate James Conner was Pitt's leading rusher as a freshman in 2013. He rushed for 799 yards, including a Pitt bowl record of 229 in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl.
• Michigan State's recruiting class featured no quarterbacks. That might be because starter Connor Cook is just a junior and Cathedral Prep grad Damion Terry will be a redshirt freshman. Although Cook is clearly the starter entering the season, Terry has generated raves among teammates for his performance at practice.
Coach Mark Dantonio indicated that quarterback was not among the Spartans' primary needs.
"But, you know, we had a lot of players on the board and we were coming down the stretch, so I think you have to decide which direction you're going to go sometimes. You only have so many scholarships, and you've got to figure out what are your needs," he said. "I feel very, very comfortable with the three quarterbacks we have right now. They're all excellent. Obviously Connor Cook had a huge year, but Tyler O'Connor and Damion Terry are two guys I think have excellent ability."
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•Division III Thiel had success in luring D-10 players. McDowell quarterback Cameron Spadacene and defensive back Austin Dudley picked the Tomcats, as did Girard linebacker/wide receiver Bryan Divido. Thiel also landed Kevin Daly, Oil City's leading career rusher with 3,221 yards.
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Jury selection began Wednesday in the murder trial of Devon Callicutt. The 20-year-old is accused of fatally shooting UAlbany student Richard Bailey in October 2008. Our Solomon Syed is following the trial and has the latest on day one of jury selection.
ALBANY, N.Y. -- Jury selection began Wednesday in the murder trial of Devon Callicutt who is accused of killing a UAlbany student more than two years ago.
On Oct. 20, 2008, Richard Bailey, 22, was walking home after watching football with his friends when he was shot at the corner of Yates Street and South Lake Avenue. Three arrests were made the following September.
Callicutt, 20, is on trial for first-degree murder. He is accused of shooting Bailey in the head while trying to rob him.
King Jamell Modest, 18, and Ricardo Caldwell, 19, have pleaded guilty to attempted first-degree robbery and are expected to testify against Callicutt at the trial.
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Born on April 6, 1939, in New York City, John Sculley became the Pepsi-Cola Company's youngest-ever CEO and president. After taking over as chief of Apple Computers Inc. in 1983, Sculley famously butted heads with co-founder Steve Jobs, but presided over a highly profitable period during his 10 years in charge. Sculley continues to consult for startups, notably in the health-care industry.
"I've always been a risk-taker and a person led by curiosity, and person who loves to connect the dots, and a person who loves to be around talented people, and likes to make bets on people. And I think that's my contribution to it all. I was on the team, but I had a real cool seat on the bus."
Early Years and Career
John Sculley was born on April 6, 1939, in New York City. After splitting his childhood between New York City and Bermuda, where his mother's family was from, Sculley studied architectural design at Brown University, then received his MBA from the Wharton School of Finance.
Sculley joined the Pepsi-Cola Company as a trainee in 1967. Named vice president of marketing three years later, Sculley was responsible for the successful "Pepsi Challenge" campaign, in which consumers were asked to choose between Pepsi and Coke in a blind taste test. In 1977, he became Pepsi's youngest CEO and president to date.
Apple Years
Reportedly lured by Steve Jobs, Apple Computers Inc.'s co-founder and president at the time, with the pitch, "Do you want to sell sugar water for the rest of your life or do you want to come with me and change the world?", Sculley took over as Apple's CEO in 1983. Despite his lack of technology expertise, he and Jobs initially saw eye-to-eye on marketing strategy. However, when sales of the Apple Macintosh stalled following its release in 1984, the two butted heads on the company's course and the relationship grew strained. The board of directors intervened and asked Jobs to step down from heading the Macintosh division, and the spurned founder left the company in 1985.
Although Sculley was later criticized for "firing" Jobs and running Apple into the ground, the company enjoyed a successful run over the next few years. Macintosh sales reignited on the heels of improvements in desktop publishing technology, while the color capabilities of the Macintosh 2 and the portable PowerBook series dazzled customers. However, a series of missteps proved costly. Sculley looked foolish for throwing his promotional weight behind the Newton Message Pad, a clunky hand-held device that functioned erratically, and he was criticized internally for refusing to lower product prices and license Apple software. Although annual sales had grown from $800 million to $8 billion during his 10 years in charge, Sculley was forced out of the CEO role in June 1993. He resigned from the company four months later.
Following his departure from Apple, Sculley briefly served as CEO of Spectrum Technologies Inc. before taking on a consulting role with Eastman Kodak Co. In 1995, he teamed with siblings Arthur and David to form the venture capitalist firm Sculley Brothers LLC.
In recent years, Sculley has turned his focus to the health-care industry. He is on the board of directors of Watermark Medical, developer of an in-home sleep apnea diagnostic device, and on the board of advisors for Audax Health Solutions, a startup which helps consumers devise online personalized health plans.
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