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|Seniors welcome Social Security direct deposits
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The federal government, which issues 73 million payments a month, is phasing out paper checks for all benefit programs, requiring people to get payments electronically, either through direct deposit or a debit card for those without a bank account.
According to the Treasury Department, electronic delivery of the benefits will save both the government and Social Security an enormous amount of money; the federal government will save $120 million a year and Social Security will save $1 billion over the next decade.
A recent survey taken at the Delphos Senior Citizens Center indicates seven out of eight seniors are currently receiving their Social Security checks through direct electronic deposit into their bank account. Most have used the direct deposit method for 2 years or more and feel that electronic payments are much safer and more efficient than paper checks. In 2010, more than 540,000 federal benefit checks were reported lost or stolen.
Margaret M. Koester has had her check electronically deposited for three years and is comfortable with the process.
Arthur Williams and Ron Bewsey of Delphos think direct deposit is a good idea and for a "bunch" of reasons.
"A lot of people do dishonest things," Arthur spoke candidly. "Getting my check deposited automatically is a good safety feature."
"We've been married 66 years and my wife is the bookkeeper," Robert said. "I traveled and was away from home for work until I retired. She took care of that [direct deposit] a few years ago."
Senior Citizen's Center Director Joyce Hale believes the change in technology is scary for many senior's, especially when the change affects what they can or can't do with their own money. For many, the adjustment from paper delivery of their Social Security check to direct deposit has met some resistance for different reasons. Some don't have checking accounts and are accustomed to having money — coins and paper — in their pocket or wallet and are secure with carrying cash. Some have sight impairments and can't see to write out and sign checks. In addition, they like the social aspect of getting out and talking to folks; it is their social network. A visit to the bank for these folks is similar to visiting a Facebook page and posting a blog.
"These generations of people were raised to deal with real money. They have lived in that 'comfort zone' for a long time," Hale spoke with compassion. "Some just don't feel comfortable writing checks."
About 90 percent of people who receive federal benefits already get their payments electronically and new beneficiaries were required to get payments electronically starting last year. With a few exceptions, the rest will have to make the switch by March 1.
For those who are already receiving benefits, visit www.ssa.gov/myaccount/ to create new online account or login to an existing account and start or change Direct Deposit online. If computer access is not available, recipients may sign up at their bank, credit union or savings and loan.


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But the broad range of substance abuse in today's society is not that simple.
Substances That Are Not DrugsThere are substances that can be abused for their mood-altering effects that are not drugs at all -- inhalants and solvents -- and there are drugs that can be abused that have no mood-altering or intoxication properties, such as anabolic steroids.
Dangers of Illegal DrugsGenerally, when most people talk about substance abuse, they are referring to the use of illegal drugs. Most professionals in the field of drug abuse prevention argue that any use of illegal drugs is by definition abuse.
Those drugs got to be illegal in the first place because they are potentially addictive or can cause severe negative health effects; therefore, any use of illegal substances is dangerous and abusive.
Is It Use or Abuse?Others argue that casual, recreational use of some drugs is not harmful and is merely use, not abuse. The most vocal of the proponents of recreational drug use are those who smoke marijuana. They argue that marijuana is not addictive and has many beneficial qualities, unlike the "harder" drugs.
But recent research has shown that even marijuana may have more harmful physical, mental, and psychomotor effects than first believed, and the National Institute on Drug Abuse reports that marijuana users can become psychologically dependent, and therefore addicted.
Alcohol Is a DrugIllegal drugs are not the only substances that can be abused. Alcohol, prescription and over-the-counter medications, inhalants and solvents, and even coffee and cigarettes, can all be used to harmful excess. Theoretically, almost any substance can be abused.
In today's culture, we now have "designer drugs" and synthetic drugs, such as fake cocaine (bath salts) and synthetic marijuana, which may not yet be illegal, but can certainly be abused and can possibly be more dangerous.
Caffeine and NicotineFor many substances, the line between use and abuse is not clear. Is having a couple of drinks every day after work to unwind use or abuse? Is drinking two pots of coffee in the morning to get your day started use or abuse? Is smoking a pack of cigarettes a day substance abuse? Generally in these situations, only the individual himself can determine where use ends and abuse begins. See Are You Addicted?
Do you think you may need treatment for drug abuse? Take the Drug Abuse Treatment Screening Quiz to find out.
Society Pays a PriceWhen it comes to illegal substances, society has determined that their use is harmful, and has placed legal prohibitions on their use in order to protect the individual and to protect society from the costs involved with healthcare resources, lost productivity, the spread of diseases, crime and homelessness.
For a look at the drugs that are most often abused, how they are used, their street names, and their intoxicating and health effects see Commonly Abused Drugs. For more detailed information and frequently asked questions, see our section on Drugs of Abuse.


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Someone has a sense of humor in Minnesota's U.S. Senate race, but it's not the former "Saturday Night Live" writer and comedian.
5 things to know about case against Texas' Perry
Paul J. Weber, Associated Press | posted 32 minutes ago
In the week since he was indicted for abuse of power and public coercion, Texas Gov. Rick Perry and his supporters have insisted the charges against the Republican governor are politically motivated. Perry has pleaded not guilty, and he continues to visit early-primary states and talk with voters as he mulls a 2016 presidential run.
Perry open to sending US troops to Iraq
Donna Cassata, Associated Press | posted 52 minutes ago
Texas Gov. Rick Perry signaled Thursday that he would be open to sending U.S. combat forces to Iraq to fight the deadly Islamic state after its attacks on a Christian minority and the beheading of an American journalist.
News Guide: Democrats top GOP campaign committees
Philip Elliott, Associated Press | posted Aug 20th - 7:10pm
Party-controlled campaign committees and outside groups faced a Wednesday deadline to report how much money they raised and spent last month. Highlights:
State requests more time to file same-sex marriage appeal
Dennis Romboy | posted Aug 20th - 6:38pm
The state backed its request for more time to appeal a lower court ruling in the same-sex marriage recognition case Wednesday with a new brief in the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.
GOP's Senate candidate: Alaska is my home, too
Becky Bohrer, Associated Press | posted Aug 20th - 6:21pm
The winner of Alaska's Republican Senate primary, Dan Sullivan, successfully turned back tea party opposition during an at-times contentious 10-month race. Next up, Democratic Sen. Mark Begich, who has tagged Sullivan as an outsider in a state where relationships and roots matter.
DNC beats RNC in July fundraising
Philip Elliott, Associated Press | posted Aug 20th - 5:21pm
The Democratic National Committee squeaked past its GOP rival in fundraising last month, but the Republican National Committee still has a bigger bank account, according to finance reports filed Wednesday.
Embattled Sen. Begich's secret weapon: Alaska
Becky Bohrer, Associated Press | posted Aug 20th - 5:21pm
Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Begich wants Alaskans to know he is one of them and an independent voice against President Barack Obama. But Tuesday's primary produced a GOP nominee with a military record that could hold broad appeal in a state with a high population of veterans.
Audit: $93M Medi-Cal payments could be fraudulent
The Associated Press | posted Aug 20th - 12:01pm
State auditors have found Medi-Cal, the nation's largest Medicaid program, was hit with more than $93 million in potentially fraudulent bills by substance abuse clinics across California.
Senate control could rest with well-funded women
Philip Elliott, Associated Press | posted Aug 20th - 10:50am
The political tilt of the Senate during President Barack Obama's final two years in office is likely to hinge on a handful of female contenders in tight and costly races.
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A local non-profit dance organization is gearing up for their 2nd Annual Swing Fling coming up on March 2nd.
The Evansville River City Bop Club says last year's First Annual River City Swing Fling was a great success. They say they had over 160 dancers from all over the Tri-State area participate in the workshops and dance. And this year's Swing Fling is even bigger and better.
The group's chairperson says the event will take place at the VFW Post 1114. This year's event will feature professional dancers Matt and Crystal Auclair. Matt is a 6 time National Swing Champion and Crystal has won numerous divisions across the nation. Matt and Crystal will conduct workshops on Saturday, March 2 and will perform a Demo Dance Saturday night at 8:30.
The group's officials also say they have added a Friday Night Dance Party to the event. The dance begins at 7:00 p.m. on March 1 at the VFW and the public is welcome to attend. The cost at the door for the dance only is $5.
On Saturday, they say there will be four workshops taught by the Auclairs with the first beginning at 10:00 a.m. Saturday night will conclude with another dance party beginning at 7:00 p.m.
An early bird special is going on until January 31 and those tickets are $30 per person (which includes the dances on Friday and Saturday night, as well as the workshops on Saturday). After January 31, tickets are $35 per person.
If you are interested in dancing with the group on a regular basis, they meet every Wednesday night at the Eagles FOE 427 at 7:00 p.m. with a dance lesson beginning at 7:15 and open dancing until 10:00 p.m.
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text: ABACO, BAHAMAS, 06/08 - Ohana took top honors at the 25th Annual Treasure Cay Billfish Tournament, Abaco, Bahamas. Anglers traveled from several states as well as from the Bahamas to compete in the world-class billfish competition, June 8-13 at Treasure Cay Hotel Resort Marina. Known for its family-friendly atmosphere, the tournament also offered a fun fish division and fabulous social events. First place overall and first place release team went to Ohana, a 61' Spencer out of Jacksonville Beach, FL owned by Edward Burr, for releasing two blue marlin with a total of 1,000 points. Midnight Blue, Miami, FL, won second place with a blue and white marlin release worth 700 points. Eddie Lopez of Midnight Blue also won the Top Angler and Top Release Angler awards. Double Eagle, out of Hollywood, FL, won third and Waterproof, Pompano Beach, FL earned fourth place, with one blue marlin release each. Chase Gargiulio of the Miss Lisa, Naples, FL won the Top Junior Angler award. First place dolphin went to Andy Polash of Fisherman Joe-Kel, Cape May, NJ for a 36.2 lb. fish. The tournament celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a bonfire and junkanoo parade performed by the children of the Treasure Cay Primary School. Festivities included the unveiling of a perpetual trophy to honor winners of past and current tournaments. A qualifier for the IGFA Offshore World Championship, this modified release tournament offered four days of fishing, parties, dinners and fun competitions. Renowned for its great food, camaraderie and events families can enjoy, the TCBT also raised funds for the Treasure Cay Primary School. Major sponsors included Chevron Texaco Bahamas, Awlgrip North America, Continental Connection/Gulfstream International Airlines (official airline of the tournament) and Treasure Cay Hotel Resort Marina. Information and photos from the 2008 event are available at www.treasurecayfishing.com. Treasure Cay Hotel Resort Marina offers 78 harbour side hotel rooms, including one, two or three bedroom suites, a 150-slip marina, 3¡Ç mile powdery white sand beach, 18-hole golf course, four tennis courts, swimming pool, Spinnaker Restaurant, Tipsy Seagull Bar and reception center. On the beach, the resort offers the Coco Beach Bar with lunch service and a new beach gazebo for seaside weddings and other functions. Short term rentals are now available for the Treasure House on the beach, featuring a private, lushly landscaped lagoon-style pool with spectacular sea views, as well as for the two-bedroom, two-bath Yellow Elder Cottage located near the hotel. Formerly only available for long-term rentals, both properties now offer stays for as short as three days. For information and reservations, contact US representative, Treasure Cay Services Inc., 2301 S. Federal Hwy., Ft. Lauderdale, FL, 33316-3949, phone 1-800-327-1584 or 954-525-7711, email: email@example.com or visit www.treasurecay.com.


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Rumors have circulated within the last 36 hours that middleweight fighter David Terrell will be unable to compete at UFC 78 due to injury.
FiveOuncesOfPain.com (www.FiveOuncesOfPain.com) has confirmed through its sources that Terrell is in fact off the card due to what was termed as a severe ankle injury that was sustained during training.
This is yet another in a long line of setbacks that has limited the talented middleweight to just one fight in the last year and a half. Terrell first took the UFC by storm in 2004 when he upset Matt Lindland at UFC 49 when he knocked Lindland out in just 24 seconds into round one.
Terrell did not fight again in the Octagon until UFC 51 in 2005, losing to Evan Tanner via TKO. He rebounded with a win over Scott Smith in 2006 at UFC 59, submitting Smith with a rear naked choke at 3:08 of round 1.
Terrell had been scheduled to make his UFC return on Nov. 17 against Ed Herman at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ. There is no word as to whether a replacement has been named.
All indications are that he was truly motivated for the fight as he dropped a lot of weight in preparation for the bout. Unfortunately, an MRI revealed torn tendons and Terrell has been walking with the aid of crutches since the injury.
That sucks, Terrell has Bad Luck….Will he ever be able to live up to his Potential?
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This is what ED had to say about it from myspace
"Ok looks like dave terrell pulled out kind of exspected it, can u blame him ahahah"
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Maybe they could replace him with Dave Terrel. That'd be some funny shit.
But seriously, the UFC should give Nate Quarry a call. With Nate you even have a built in storyline given his reportedly acrimonious split from Team Quest.
Also, I think Kazuo Misaki is a free agent. He has a previous win over Herman and the UFC loves rematches.
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Leben or Swick, perhaps?
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MMAweekly announced that Joe Doerksen is taking his place.
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I wouldn't expect anything else from David Terrell. The shitty thing is that his talent would be a welcome addition to the middleweight division. Its just to the point where you can't expect david terrell to fight until he's actually in the cage.
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Lame. I'm kind of sick of hearing about ol' Soul Assassin and his "bad luck." At this point I just want to see him get beat by a UFC gatekeeper and retire. Sucks cause I think very highly of Cesar Gracie and the rest of his fighters.
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How many times has he been taken off of a card now?
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[...] The news was originally reported by MMAjunkie.com radio partner TAGG Radio and has been confirmed by Sam Caplan at fiveouncesofpain.com. [...]
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i wonder how nick diaz feels about his buddy terrell getting so many injuries in light of his recent comments about other fighters on the subject..
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September 7, 2010
Rwandan President Paul Kagame was sworn in to serve another seven-year term on Sept. 6, 2010, 11 days after the explosive Aug. 26 leak of a U.N. report documenting genocide committed by his army in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
July 11, 2010
On June 24, 2010, U.S. agents in Manchester, New Hampshire, arrested Rwandan genocide survivor Beatrice Munyenyezi, a Hutu and a U.S. citizen since 2004, who is charged with genocide and with rape as a war and genocide crime. Meanwhile, a federal prosecutor for the case is known for misconduct, falsification of evidence and perjury. Is it a crime to have a Facebook profile? Is it a crime to use a computer?
July 11, 2010
Presidential candidate Victoire Ingabire reported that her party's treasurer, Alice Muhirwa, mother of two, fainted in a Rwandan courtroom due to untreated torture wounds inflicted by the Rwandan police. The FDU reported that Rwandan police refused to take Ms. Muhirwa to a hospital to be treated for bleeding caused by boot kicks to the stomach.
May 28, 2010
Rwandan police have arrested Peter Erlinder, the American lawyer who traveled to Rwanda's capital, Kigali, on Monday, May 23, to join the defense team of Rwandan presidential candidate Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza. He is charged with "genocide ideology," a crime unique to Rwanda which Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and even the U.S. State Department have denounced as a tool of political repression.
May 23, 2010
Rwanda Chief Prosecutor Martin Ngoga warned leading opposition presidential candidate Victoire Ingabire that she might be jailed once again if she continues speaking to the press. He also said that "some defense lawyers at the ICTR (International Criminal Tribunal on Rwanda) have badly deviated from their professional duties and turned into activists and advocates of genocide denial."
May 23, 2010
Opposition presidential candidate Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza stood before a judge in Kigali, Rwanda, on April 22 after the Kagame government arrested and charged her with "associating with terrorists" and "genocide ideology," a crime unique to Rwanda which includes "divisionism" and "revisionism," meaning politics and/or attempting to revise the received history of the 1994 Rwanda Genocide.
May 3, 2010
On April 30, in Edmond, Oklahoma, a team of lawyers and process servers attempted to personally serve Rwandan President Paul Kagame with an eight count lawsuit, which includes racketeering to acquire and control the resources of eastern D.R. Congo.
April 28, 2010
Rwandan President Paul Kagame took his turn on the red carpet in New York City this week and received a standing ovation for his role in "Earth Made of Glass." While gathering up the accolades, his government is in the throes of a political crisis.
November 23, 2008
Today I was slated to speak in Damascus, Syria, at a conference to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the 60th year that the Palestinian people have been denied their Right of Return enshrined in that declaration. But I was not allowed to exit the country.


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The Vikings got good news on Monday when an MRI revealed that there was no structural damage to the bruised hip of WR Percy Harvin.
Harvin re-aggravated the injury, which bothered him most of the week leading up to Sunday's loss to the Dolphins, while blocking on an Adrian Peterson run in the first half. Harvin did not return to the game after catching five passes for 32 yards.
Head coach Brad Childress was guarded when describing Harvin's condition but did seem to suggest it was not serious.
"He's doing better," Childress said. He described the injury as a "strain," which usually suggests a day-to-day injury.
"Those are, unfortunately, nagging kind of things around there. There's nothing that's dramatic going on there, which is always something that you attempt to alleviate."
Childress would not be specific on whether Harvin might be able to play Sunday against the Lions, only saying, "There's always a chance."
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Childress typically is vague with injuries, but this is great news for the Vikings. Harvin remains sore no doubt, but he has a chance to play this week and will be fine if he can tolerate the pain.


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I was sitting on my porch the other day watching two county workers on the other side of the road digging holes about every 20ft. Problem was one would dig the hole and the other was right behind filling them up. I watched until I couldn't take it any longer. I walked across the street and asked what was going on. The one said "we're planting trees" I said " but no one is planting the trees, your partner is filling up the holes right behind you". He says "that's because the guy that puts the trees in the holes is out sick today".
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Rosebud House
Rosebud, Mornington Peninsula, VIC
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- Guests: 8
- Bedrooms: 2
Bedroom breakdown
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Bedroom 2 - 4x Single
- Bathrooms: 1
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Welcome to your next fantastic holiday!
Relax, unwind and bring the family to the perfect location.
Located only an hours drive from Melbourne in the heart of the fabulous Mornington Peninsula.
The Rosebud beach is amongst the most tranquil and safe in Australia, with kilometres of sandy beaches with shallow paddling areas and sandbars out to 100m from the shore.
Where else can you safely sit in the shade of a beach tent and watch your young kids frolic about in the water without a care in the world?
Light, bright, airy and comfortable house.
Recently updated, brilliantly designed beach house.
Polished hardwood floors throughout
2 spacious bedrooms in separate wing of the house.
Sleeps 8+ (double bedroom, 4 bunk bedroom, 2 double sofa beds in lounge and a double sofa bed in the sunroom) …
Large fully fenced 600sqm yard suitable for pets
Separate living, dining and sunroom
Quiet street adjacent to the avenues and a short walk to shops and the beach.
Off Street parking with plenty of room to park a boat and multiple cars
Fully functional house
Linen and towels can be provided
LCD TV with DVD with USB media playback
portacot, pram and high chair
Rosebud is famous for its beautiful serene clean white sandy beach with sand bars and shallow paddling close to shore. Stroll into the second largest town on the Morningtion peninsula for a spot of shopping or relax at one of many cafes, bars and hotels.
Golfers can enjoy a multitude of courses with St. Andrews Beach, Moonah Links, The Dunes, Rosebud Country Club and more only minutes away.
The house suits families and groups, it may only be two bedrooms, but with five separate rooms plus kitchen, bathroom and outside laundry and with a large spacious fully grassed block the house can handle a substantial group of people, with a large shady group of trees in the backyard providing the perfect place to end the day with a few relaxing drinks, a barbecue or a few nibbles.
Don't miss this opportunity, this house has been loved by every visitor and everybody declares that they will return, and many do regularly.
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Low budget but delivers in comfort and you can tell the property is loved by the owners.
A quaint, clean home perfect for a family with younf kids. My son loved the spacious back yard for his cricket games! Reminded me of my summer holidays spent with my family!
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- Tea/Coffee making facilities
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Words cannot express my outrage at the disgraceful lies being bandied about the 6th Congressional District by the allies of incumbent John Tierney — this time the Washington insiders of the NEA's national PAC.
They claim, for example, that Richard Tisei tried to block women's access to cancer screening. That is blatantly untrue. Allow me to interject actual facts into this farce.
As a former state senator, I co-authored and sponsored the Mammography Standards Act in 1992 while battling breast cancer myself; this was prior to breast cancer being a national priority.
At the same time, I authored and sponsored legislation that addressed inequities in access to chemotherapy for certain cancers. Four of the top five cancers targeted in this cancer treatment bill were women's cancers, and these initiatives became law because I had the support of both Republicans and Democrats.
Fighting cancer should never be manipulated into a divisive partisan issue — those of us fighting for our lives deserve better. Richard Tisei was one of my key allies for both initiatives. I saw him work to rally votes in the Republican caucus for these women's cancer issues and then work to gain bipartisan support. That's the approach we need in Washington.
I ask the voters, particularly the women of the 6th District, a simple question, "Whom should you trust to tell you the truth about Richard Tisei's long-standing support for women's health?"
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The Vikings had their chances to beat the Jets on Monday. So, whom to blame?
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Head coach Brad Childress should take more of the responsibility for this loss.
Things started to unravel when the Vikings made the score 15-13, Jets. They waffled on their decision to kick the extra point or go for two, a decision that Childress needs to make about four plays earlier. Instead, they called a timeout that you just knew at the time would come back to bite them.
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There were mistakes prior to that, such as sticking with the inside zone game early for too long with a backup (and then third-string) center in the game and with some pass-protection problems. Those belong to coaches and players alike. But the decision to have Moss run a trick play to open the game certainly was curious and had little chance of succeeding. Childress also took the blame for his team's offensive failings early.
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Gordon is a projected first-round pick.
"Aaron has so many gifts as a player," Arizona head coach Sean Miller said in a press conference Tuesday. "His high energy level, love for the game, competitive fire and ability to blend into a team and become a great teammate are a few of these. Considering he is 18 years old, I can certainly see why the NBA thinks so highly of him. I fully expect Aaron to be a high pick in this year's NBA Draft. Whichever franchise chooses him is getting the ultimate winner."
The 6-foot-9 225-pounder will enter an NBA Draft that some say is one of the strongest draft classes in the history of the league. In his lone season for Arizona, Gordon averaged 12.4 points and eight rebounds a game en route to being named the Pac-12 Freshman of the Year.
As an NBA prospect, Gordon displays unique size and length, highlighted by his 6-foot-11 wingspan recorded at the 2013 USA Junior Team Hoop Summit. He may not possess ideal size for an NBA power forward, but he averaged one more rebound than his 7-foot teammate Kaleb Tarczewski.
Gordon put up eight double-doubles in 31.2 minutes per game, but struggled from the free throw line. Just a 42 percent shooter from the charity stripe, Gordon is not the guy to have at the line in crucial situations.
Defensively, Gordon's hustle combined with his extreme athleticism, makes him a good addition for an up-tempo style of play in the NBA.
Mock scenarios of the June 26 NBA Draft place Gordon as a first-round pick, but where Gordon will fall in the first round is still up in the air.
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I thought that it was pretty funny. It had an Xmen kinda of theme and since Xmen just came out this week I think it was a pretty good play on their part. But to each his own and I can see how some people would thinks its pretty lame.
it was goofy...what do you exspect for an 0-3 team? Its better than the flatline thing although looking back that might be a testament to our season
i think you must have been the only one....they even made fun of it the next week


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Health bodies which were part of the scrapped Better Services Better Value review have come up with a new strategy for the next five years.
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For the very first time, we are hearing directly from the women who were kidnapped and held in a house of horrors in Cleveland for nearly a decade.
In a YouTube video, Amanda Berry, Gina Dejesus and Michelle Knight publicly thank the people who have offered support to them.
"It's been unbelievable. I want to thank everyone who has helped me and my family through this entire ordeal," Berry said.
Berry has a 6-year-old daughter with the accused kidnapper, Ariel Castro.
We also heard from Michelle Knight.
"I just want everyone to know I'm doing just fine," Knight said. "I may have been through hell and back but I am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face and with my head held high and my feet firmly on the ground."
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Sweet 'n' Sour Coleslaw Recipe
Barbara Keith's Sweet 'n' Sour Coleslaw comes together in just five minutes and brings bright flavor and crunch to the menu. "This was my mother's recipe, and I'm always asked to share it," she writes from Faucett, Missouri.
- 5-1/2 cups coleslaw mix
- 1/2 cup heavy whipping cream
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons white vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Place coleslaw mix in a serving bowl. Combine the remaining ingredients; pour over coleslaw mix and toss to coat. Chill until serving. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Sweet 'n' Sour Coleslaw in Simple & Delicious January/February 2008, p18
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I do not normally like coleslaw, but I enjoyed the sweetness of this recipe. I will definitely make this again.
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This is my family's favorite coleslaw.
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While I appreciate the simplicity of this recipe, it is way too sweet. If I tried this again I would use far less sugar.
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This is perfect for people who don't like mayonnaise - I personally didn't taste much of a difference from other similar recipes that call for mayonnaise. Will make again!
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That's why Senator Feinstein supports a guest worker program that will provide our agriculture industry with the workers they desperately need.
As a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, Senator Feinstein has worked for many years to secure a fair share of federal funding for California agriculture. Our farmers need federal support to prevent and control pest infestations, ensure reliable access to water supply, and maintain competitiveness in the global marketplace.
It is Senator Feinstein's hope that California will remain a worldwide leader in agriculture, and our farmers will continue to feed the nation and world.
- Establishing a pilot earned adjustment program for agriculture workers to ease the severe worker shortage being experienced by frustrated farmers across the country.
- Securing a fair share of funding for California's specialty crop farmers.
- Providing federal support to ensure our farmers' continued competitiveness in a global marketplace.
- Securing federal dollars for efforts to contain and control pest infestations, and support pest control research.
- Providing incentives to encourage farmers to plant bio-fuel crops and produce alternative sources of energy.
- Helped pass the Specialty Crop Competitiveness Act, which improves access to foreign markets for U.S. specialty crops and creates a safer and more secure domestic food supply.
- Authored the CALFED legislation, which authorized $395 million for a program designed to provide additional water supply and move forward on creating more storage facilities for all water users.
- Led Congressional efforts to protect funding for the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) which provides farmers with federal funding to incentivize environmentally responsible production methods and practices.
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If you love sports you know that injuries come with the territory—caused by repetitive motion, imbalances in your biomechanics, or in many cases both! But if you practice yoga, you have a great tool at your disposal for preventing injuries.
A yoga practice encourages you to take inventory of your body as you practice. The more awareness you have of how your body feels from day to day or from pose to pose, the more likely you are to notice tight or injury-prone areas of the body that need attention before full-blown injuries can occur.
In addition, yoga offers a combination of active and passive stretching that is especially helpful for keeping you injury free. Training to get stronger or faster can lead to tight muscles with a smaller range of motion, limited power, and a tendency to get injured more easily. Active stretching, where the body is moving and stretching dynamically (as in Sun Salutations, for example), creates warmth and suppleness in the tissues. Passive stretching, where you hold a posture for a minute or more in a way that's relaxed (as in the poses that follow), allows muscles to lengthen even more. The result is more elastic, pliable tissues that help you bounce back more easily from the stressors in your sport.
The following pages describe three of the most common injuries for athletes and some simple ways to address them with yoga. Many sports injuries tend to be chronic, and these poses can be done preventively if you have a history of injury in particular areas. If your injury is acute, you'll need to rest the area until the inflammation subsides, but if you can do these poses comfortably, they may aid in your recovery (best to check with your health care practitioner first). On days that you train or work out, do these poses after your training session. On your off days, warm up with 5 to 10 minutes of Sun Salutations or a brisk walk before doing these poses.
The Injury: Plantar Fasciitis
One of the most common sports injuries to the foot is the inflammation of the plantar fascia, a band of tissue that connects the heel bone to the toes and runs along the sole of the foot. Stress from repetitive foot strikes as well as tightness in the Achilles tendon, ankle, and calf muscles can create too much tension in the plantar fascia, resulting in microtears and inflammation. Left untreated, plantar fasciitis can cause bone spurs in the heel and contribute to knee, hip, and back pain.
Common in: Runners and those who do sports—such as soccer, football, golf, tennis, and volleyball—that involve running or jumping.
Symptoms: Pain on the heel or the sole of the foot that is typically worst when you first get out of bed in the morning.
Poses for Prevention and Healing: The poses here stretch the tissues on the back of the leg and the sole of the foot to reduce tension in the plantar fascia. Do these poses daily or every other day if you are recovering or are on the verge of an injury, and once a week or more for prevention.
Sole Stretch
What it Does: Targets the muscles and connective tissue on the sole of the foot while stretching the deep layer of calf muscles that moves the toes and supports the arch of the foot.
How to: Come onto your hands and knees and tuck your toes under. Slowly lean the weight of your hips back and sit on your heels. To start, keep your hands on the floor in front of you and keep some of your weight on your hands as you sit back. As the pose becomes comfortable, you can progress to sitting upright with all of your weight on your heels, palms in your lap. This might be an intense stretch, but you should not feel pain. Hold for 30 to 90 seconds as you breathe easily.
Reclining Hand-to-Big-Toe Pose (Supta Padangusthasana)
What it Does: Stretches the hamstrings and the entire line of tissue that runs along the back of the hip, thigh, and calf, which tugs on the sole of the foot when it gets tight.
How to: Lie on your back, put a strap around the ball of the right foot, and extend your right leg up. Keep your head and shoulders on the floor and grab the strap with both hands. (To make this pose easier, bend your left leg and place the sole of the foot on the ground.) You can bend the right knee if you need to, but keep your thigh close to your belly as you lightly push into the strap with the ball of your right foot. Hold for 1 to 2 minutes, and repeat on the other side.
Eye-of-the-Needle Pose (Sucirandhrasana)
What it Does: Relieves the tight hips that are common in athletes who do a lot of running, limiting the movement of the leg muscles, putting more stress on the back of the leg, and increasing tension in the plantar fascia.
How to: Lie on the floor with both feet on the wall and your knees bent. Place the right ankle on the left knee and flex the right foot. With your right hand, gently push the right thigh, just above the knee, away from your head. Keep your hips, spine, and head on the floor and relax your neck. You can make this harder by moving closer to the wall or easier by moving farther away. To get an even deeper stretch, clasp your hands behind your left hamstring and hug it in toward your torso, with your head still on the ground. Hold for 1 to 2 minutes, and repeat on the other side.
The Injury: Iliotibial Band Syndrome
One of the most common causes of knee pain in athletes is the irritation of the iliotibial band (IT band), a thick band of fascia that runs from the top of the outer hip to just below the outer knee. It's a common misconception that stretching the IT band itself will fix this. The band is simply a fibrous sheet; the surrounding muscles are the cause of the problem. Often, the hip muscles that attach to the IT band become tight, creating tension along the band. The IT band can also lose its ability to glide over the underlying muscles in the thigh, which inhibits knee movement. In this scenario, running or walking can create friction, causing the tissues to thicken and bind, which pulls on the knee and causes pain.
Common in: Runners, cyclists, hikers, and in soccer, basketball, and tennis players.
Symptoms: Outer knee pain that can extend behind the knee or down the outer calf, pain in the outer hip or thigh, swelling around the knee, and snapping or popping sounds with knee movement.
Poses for Prevention and Healing: The following poses stretch the muscles of the hips and thighs that pull on the IT band, and keep the band and the surrounding tissues flexible and pliable to reduce friction and injury.
Standing Forward Bend, variation (Uttanasana)
What it Does: Stretches the hamstrings where they meet the IT band
How to: Come to standing and cross your right ankle over your left. With your knees slightly bent, fold forward and rest your hands on the floor, a block, or a chair. Reach your sitting bones toward the sky and move your ribs away from your pelvis to prevent your back from rounding. Hold, breathing comfortably, for 1 minute, and then repeat, crossing your left ankle over right.
Low Lunge, variation (Anjaneyasana)
What it Does: Stretches the difficult-to-reach tensor fasciae latae at the top of the IT band.
How to: Come to a Low Lunge with your right leg forward. Lift the hips up and back until they are directly over the knee on the ground. The tendency in this pose is to lean the pelvis forward and stretch the hip flexors, but in this variation you want to keep your hips over your back knee (move your front foot back if you need to). Without over-arching the lower back, place your right hand on your right thigh and extend the left hand overhead and to the right. You should feel this in the outer hip of the left leg. Hold, breathing comfortably, for 30 to 60 seconds, and then repeat on the other side.
Supine Cow Face Pose (Supta Gomukhasana)
What it Does: Stretches the gluteus maximus muscles, which attach to the IT band.
How to: Lie on your back and cross one knee over the other. Keeping your head on the floor, hug your knees in toward your chest. If you feel a good stretch, stay here. If you don't, flex your feet, grab your ankles, and pull them toward your hips. Hold for 1 minute, and then repeat with your legs crossed the other way.!--page-->
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Hey there Cannon community. Your friendly neighborhood Wild writer stopping by again. As we did last year, we are running a poll based mock draft, and allowing the community to pick for each team. Today, the Jackets are on the clock, and we would love your input. Come on over, cast your vote, and let us know who we should be voting for your team and why. That, or ignore us completely, and we will draft Jake McCabe for you. Hope to see you there. Voting ends at midnight central time.


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Earlier Sunday night, word spread quickly of a developing Shaun Marcum trade that would send the righty starting pitcher from the Blue Jays to the Brewers in exchange for prospects. The trade hasn't gone down yet, but Jon Morosi hears the name of one guy who could be on the way to Toronto.
According to Morosi, the key piece going back to the Blue Jays is top Brewers prospect Brett Lawrie. Lawrie is a 20-year-old second baseman out of British Columbia who spent last season with AA Huntsville, batting .285 with eight home runs and a .797 OPS. For a player to be able to hold his own against advanced AA competition at such a young age is a tremendous indicator of future success.
Lawrie entered the year as Baseball America's #59 prospect in the league, and is sure to find himself ranked higher in the forthcoming edition of the rankings. He was the Brewers' first-round draft pick in 2008 - selected 16th overall - and runs well with good bat speed. The big question concerns his defense, and many scouts predict he'll end up in the outfield, but his bat could and should be good enough to take him to the Majors.


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Cotto -VS- Mayorga, Set for March 12th (tentatively)
Cotto -VS- Mayorga, Set for March 12th (tentatively)
Jan 19 2011, 04:14 AM
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Not 100% done yet, but it looks close to done.
It should be a good fight, but I think Cotto will stop Mayorga with some vicious body shots. Mayorga might not have much left, but with his power he can make things interesting if he catches Cotto clean.
Jan 19 2011, 04:29 AM
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It's been awhile but I am looking forward to a good dose of Mayorga trash talking. Actually I think he might be a little more respectful to Cotto than he has been to some past opponents.
I'm not sure I like this fight for Cotto. He can be dragged into brawls and Mayorga throws with power and from some strange angles. I'm not entirely convinced Cotto isn't terminally damaged from the Margarito/Pac fights and I wouldn't be surprised to see Ricardo pull an upset.
It will be a good litmus test to see how much Cotto has left in the tank.
Jan 19 2011, 06:15 AM
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Mayorga is going to get a beat down. He's tailor made to make cotto look good.
Jan 19 2011, 09:07 AM
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This is a likeable fight right here...I'll be rootin' for the bad guy, but Aussie short 'n' sweeted it.....Mayorga will probably take another measured beating.
Jan 19 2011, 11:15 AM
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Certainly Cotto should win. I agree with everyone that this fight is a good gauge for where Cotto is at.
Mayorga with the exception of the Forrest fights, which were a long time ago, doesn't beat top guys. The good news is that he doesn't lay down for them either. He's not the type of guy that gets blown out in a round or two. Against Trinidad, Mosley and DLH he stood in there and took a lot of firepower before getting stopped.
Mayorga has fought 2 fights above 160 and has a couple of inches on Cotto and like that picture suggests he's the naturally bigger guy. I actually think Cotto's boxer/puncher style Steward is working on is great generally speaking for Cotto, but possibly not great for this fight... I feel like that style is more training Cotto to plan on going the distance, and "if the KO comes it comes" type thing. I don't really see Cotto coming away with a decision against Mayorga like Spinks did for example. Not because I don't think Cotto can win a decision against Mayorga, certainly I think he can but he always does his best work early in fights. Late in fights Cotto seems to fade a bit in the stamina department and from taking punishment it just wears him down. I think Cotto's best bet for THIS fight would be more to simply take it TO Mayorga. Show Mayorga that he's been in with the top guys lately and is a top fighter, that Mayorga is yesterdays news.
When I think of Mosley, DLH and Trinidad stopping Mayorga I see a lot of their success coming from having that kind of attitude; they went out there and threw punches with bad intentions looking to hurt the guy and break him down. They fought with controlled aggression as in they weren't sloppy but took it to him. I think it would be a mistake if Cotto just "came out and boxed" because I don't think that would get Mayorga's respect and begin to break him down. That style allows Mayorga to stay in the fight longer, giving him more confidence and extending Cotto into waters he has already proven he has trouble staying afloat in.
Jan 19 2011, 11:28 AM
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People are going to think I am nuts - but I actually think Cotto's style gives Mayorga a pretty good chance.
Jan 19 2011, 11:31 AM
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Mayorga looks sick and and out of shape in that picture.
Jan 19 2011, 12:24 PM
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Jan 19 2011, 04:29 PM
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i would have to go with cotto except for it is my opinion, and ive been saying this, a puncher has a chance against him... im not so sure he takes punches like he used to... if he does then he'll win but we know mayorga gonna give himself a chance to win... cotto will get hit... if mayorga even feels his punches are getting to cotto its conna be a long night for the pride of p.r how ever long it last...
Jan 19 2011, 09:58 PM
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If Cotto has anything left he will undoubtedly win this fight.....Possibly by stoppage
However, if Cotto decides to throw caution to the wind and brawl there is a very good chance he will meet the canvas once again.
Stewart is going to make a huge difference in this fight,.. That's only if Cotto decides to listen
Rest assured, no matter what shape he's in, Mayorga will come to fight...
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Date: October 17, 2013
by: Kurt Schultheis | Managing Editor
Colony Beach & Tennis Resort Association attorney Jeffrey Warren told U.S. Bankruptcy Judge K. Rodney May last week he anticipated the Association and JHM Financial Group LLC could sign a development agreement this week.
It didn't happen.
Instead, the Association's board of directors told unit owners at a meeting on Wednesday night that it has parted ways with JHM.
"We simply couldn't reach an acceptable agreement," said Colony Beach & Tennis Resort Association President Jay Yablon
It's the second time the Association has parted ways with a developer after signing an exclusive agreement with a development partner.
Despite the news, Yablon said a global resolution to the shuttered Colony Beach & Tennis Resort is still on track.
The settlement agreement reached among the Association, longtime Colony owner Dr. Murray "Murf" Klauber and the U.S. trustee will be reviewed by May on Nov. 22 in his Tampa courtroom.
Yablon said the Association is mailing out ballots to unit owners next week and he anticipates that a 75% majority vote of the owners will be approved in mid-November before May reviews the settlement.
"It's our hope and intention the entire Association will approve it," Yablon said.
The Association, Yablon said, has also opened up a dialogue with Colony Lender LLC, the bankruptcy case's largest affected creditor, and Andy Adams, a unit owner with control of 25% of the resort's units, to try and reach a settlement.
Yablon also explained the process for a future developer.
"The development field is wide open," said Yablon, noting that Longboat Key-based MW Development Group and Orlando-based Unicorp National Development Inc. (Colony Lender's choice) will be considered. "Nobody will be excluded from consideration and no developer will receive any exclusives any further."
Yablon said the Association now has a fully formed development agreement that's acceptable to the owners that will be the starting point for negotiations with a future developer.
"The first developer with the capacity and wherewithal to reach a development agreement with the Association wins," Yablon said.
Yablon said he doesn't believe the development agreement is a major issue at this time.
"The Town Commission has been telling us for a long time now that they don't care about developers, don't want to hear about developers and don't want to hear from developers until we have settled the legal disputes," Yablon said. "We agree the Town Commission was 100% on target in that belief. Our top priority is to have a settlement accepted by the membership at large and then and only then will it make sense to turn to the question of developers."
Yablon said that while unit owners are voting in the coming weeks, the Association intends to engage into discussions with all interested developers so a development agreement can be agreed upon as soon as unit owners approve a settlement.
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- The Town Commission wanted to see the financial wherewithal of the JHM Financial Group LLC which was never produced. How can Association members trust the bungling Association Board to vote on a Development Proposal that gives the Klauber interests over 3 million dollars in return for a foregiveness of 25 Million in judgement debt that really belongs as an asset in Colony lender's foreclosure action which is scheduled for auction December 6th?
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Tens of people responded to my earlier story of my GGM's siddur, trapped in the wreckage of the World Trade Center. Several encouraged me to have faith: after surviving pogroms in Hungary, the journey to America, and 3 generations of my family, the siddur would surely survive this calamity as well.
Well, it seems that the presence of my siddur saved One Liberty Plaza, which is not only standing but also structurally sound -- in spite of earlier reports of its collapse.
As to my siddur, it has been retrieved and is safely in the hands of a friend who will personally deliver it to me tonight in time for Rosh HaShannah.
Earlier, I said that I have no words to describe the catastrophe from which I narrowly escaped. I now have no words to describe the miracle which has emerged from that same catastrophe.
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