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Eazy-E's son says there's a "high probability" he'll play his famous father in an upcoming Hollywood movie about the legendary rap group N.W.A... The 27-year-old -- who's trained with an acting coach in the past -- tells us he's already been in contact with the movie producers... but he has yet to formally audition for the gig. Wright was only 11 years old when Eazy died back in 1995 -- but he tells us, "I know I'm just like my dad."
From a TMZ exclusive, speaking with Eric Wright Jr., aka Lil' Eazy-E, posted earlier today. He's of course talking about the NWA biopic John Singleton, F. Gary Gray, Craig Brewer, and Peter Berg are on the short list to direct.
Lil' Eazy-E doesn't have any previous professional acting experience according to IMDB anyway. But good luck to you sir...
millgroove | October 3, 2011 12:51 PM
Well I say a lot of these rappers don,t have any type of talent other than tupac, will smith, cube, ice tea, Mos Def, & Queen Latifa to go into acting, How About Using some Trained ACTORS!!!!, Hip-Hop Needs to stay in it,s place, & leave evrything else alone
saadiyah | September 29, 2011 2:21 AM
I wonder if Lil Eazy-E has tried to anything other than attempting be a replica of his father? A few years back I saw him on the Hip Hop Honors show rapping. It was less than impressive. Now he thinks he's a shoe in to play his father because "I'm just like my dad." I hope that one day he carves out his own path and finds some measure of success being himself.
Neziah | September 28, 2011 9:35 AM
Bad idea, they should get someone who has already been proven to ACTUALLY ACT!


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Tonight was the moment political geeks from around the country wait for all year: The White House Correspondents Dinner, where political humor rules the evening.
There were two speakers at the event in Washington: President Barack Obama and Saturday Night Live comedian Seth Meyers. Each spent a significant amount of time making fun of Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump, who did not seem pleased to be the butt of jokes.
Trump sat in his chair humorless throughout much of the night, looking sternly ahead as Obama and Meyers cracked on him.
Here's a quick summation of the best jokes of the night, followed by video of Obama's talk.
Obama's best material:
• On his birth certificate:
The president entered with Hulk Hogan's theme music playing the line "I am a real American" as the television screens showed his birth certificate. "Tonight, I'm prepared to go a step further. I'm releasing my official birth video," Obama joked. (Trump did not laugh.) "Now I warn you. No one has seen this footage in 50 years, not even me."
Obama then played video from "The Lion King" of a baby animal being born in Africa. "I want to make clear to the Fox News table, that was a joke. That was not my real birth video. That was a children's cartoon. Call Disney if you don't believe me. They have the orginial long-form version."
• On actors turning on him:
"Matt Damon said he was disappointed in my performance. Well Matt, I just saw 'The Adjustment Bureau,' so right back at ya, buddy."
• On his wife's health obsession, even during the White House Easter egg hunt:
"We make a great team. I give out bags of candy to the kids and she snatched them right back out of their little hands."
• On Michele Bachmann:
"I hear she was born in Canada. Yes, Michele, this is how it starts."
• On Donald Trump:
With the birth certificate issue settled, Trump can "finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter," Obama said. "Did we fake the moon landing? What really happened in Roswell and where are Biggie and Tupac?" (Trump sat stone-faced.)
The president then said he realized Trump had tremendous experience making tough decisions. On an episode of "Celebrity Apprentice," Trump had to choose between firing Lil Jon, Meatloaf or Gary Busey. "You fired Gary Busey," Obama said to Trump. "These are the kind of decisions that would keep me up at night."
Obama then showed an image of Trump turning the White House into a casino.
• On his own reliance on a teleprompter.
Obama's last joke was a fake promotional video for a movie called "The President's Speech," in which a gaffe-prone Vice President Joe Biden must teach Obama how to give a speech without relying on the device.

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A teaching hospital is a hospital that provides clinical education and training to future and current physicians, nurses, and other health professionals, in addition to delivering medical care to patients. They are generally affiliated with medical schools or universities (hence the alternative term university hospital or clinical school), and may be owned by a university or may form part of a wider regional or national health system.
Some teaching hospitals also have a commitment to research and are centers for experimental, innovative and technically sophisticated services.
Although institutions for caring for the sick are known to have existed much earlier in history, the first teaching hospital, where students were authorized to methodically practice on patients under the supervision of physicians as part of their education, was reportedly the Academy of Gundishapur in the Persian Empire during the Sassanid era.[1]
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The American television shows St. Elsewhere, Chicago Hope, ER, Scrubs, House, and Grey's Anatomy all take place in teaching hospitals (St. Eligius Hospital, Chicago Hope Hospital, County General Hospital, Sacred Heart Hospital, Princeton-Plainsboro, and Grey + Sloan Memorial Hospital, respectively), as does the Canadian show Saving Hope (Hope Zion Hospital).
In the United Kingdom, the 1980s television documentary series Jimmy's was set in St James's University Hospital, Leeds (nicknamed Jimmy's), which formerly claimed to be the largest teaching hospital in Europe.
In France, many Paris hospitals are famous by their name: Pitié-Salpêtrière, Cochin, Necker or Hôtel-Dieu. They appear in many films and TV shows. An ER episode, for example, is set in Hôpital Saint-Antoine (AP-HP). Many patients are quite surprised to see medical students at their bedside: they know they are in top hospitals without knowing those hospitals are teaching hospitals.
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Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle officially proposed a one-cent sales tax increase Thursday, first during a news conference, and then to city council members at their meeting later in the evening.
The funds raised by the tax increase would go towards the $125 million the city needs in an agreement with the state to begin work on several area road projects. If the city provides the $125 million, the state will match those funds, and work on the projects can begin.
The $125 million would be paid in equal $25 million installments across five years.
The seven projects involved in the plan are "essential," according to the mayor. He said a tax increase was not his first choice. But after having already cut things like leaf collection, 10% department cuts and employee buyouts, there was no other option.
"We looked at it. Was there $25 million [per year] that could be taken out of the city budget? There wasn't. Was there an extra $25 million in the City of Huntsville? There wasn't. So then, we looked at broad plans and said, 'Are these roads a necessity or are they just a want?' And in our mind, they are a necessity," Battle said.
Huntsville Councilman Bill Kling is not on-board with the idea. "I think Mayor Battle has taken a very good initiative. He is trying to clean up the mess made by the state Department of Transportation. We need more road projects in Huntsville," Kling said.
"I guess my concern is why do the City of Huntsville taxpayers have to put so much money into these projects when these are a responsibility of the state?" he continued.
Kling said now is a bad time for a tax increase because of rising health care costs and the unstable economy. He is also concerned about the impact it could have on the elderly and those with low-incomes. Kling said he had a lot of questions that need answers before he can support the plan.
City residents also voiced their reservations about the mayor's proposal. Several said they wanted to know if there were any other options.
Kling said a public vote is not an option in the matter. City law puts the decision in the hands of elected officials. Discretionary funds are also off the table; Councilman Kling said there are none to use.
The councilman instead offered a different idea: look toward the budget.
"One idea would be to look at the capital plans of the City of Huntsville, the City of Madison, and Madison County. Is there a way we can combine and come up with the $25 million per year for five years that we need to match the state? The city has numerous state road projects that we are providing funding for already," Kling said.
Kling said they are laying everything out on the table and listening to people for suggestions.
The community will be able to speak and share opinions on the tax increase proposal at the Dec. 12 council meeting, which begins at 7 p.m. A vote on the issue will be taken in two weeks.
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"This is my favorite pancake recipe that I make for my family and friends. They are soft, fluffy, and very easy to make. The chocolate chips can be substituted with frozen blueberries that have been thawed. I sometimes double this recipe because they go quickly!"
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This recipe was fantastic! I added frozen blueberries to the chocolate chips and it was even better! This recipe makes me realize I don't need pancake mix to make wonderful pancakes.
Eh I thought these were just ok they werent real fluffy kinda flat i should of decreased the milk i just added a tad bit more flour! Ill probably just stick to my pancake recipe thank you anyways
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I cut the milk back by a quarter cup and soured the milk with a little lemon juice. I also cut the baking powder back to a teaspoon and a half (I did not want the prominent flavor of these pancakes to be baking powder). The pancakes turned out light and fluffy. I got six medium sized pancakes out of one recipe--the kids ate them all.
Very nice! Used one heaping tbsp of sugar and only had regular chocolate chips. No matter...the kids still gobbled them up. Thanks!
Went with Sarah Jo's recommendation on the 1.5 tsp of baking powder. Used buttermilk instead of regular milk. Cooked pancakes closer to medium than to low heat. Came out delicious. Made 6 medium size pancakes. Did the math, each pancake is about 17 g of sugar.
I was doubtful when the batter seemed very thin BUT I went ahead and they tuned out great! Do follow the directions and ingredients...1 cup milk means 1 cup whole milk, not skim, not fat free because that's what you keep in the fridge...whole milk will provide the richness and fluffiness, as well as the pan kid over the pancake as it cooks. This will essentially steam the pancake as it cooks over lower heat (I cooked at medium heat on an electric stovetop).
Nothing bad to sat about these. I did use half wholewheat flour. Kids loved them
Cut the milk back to 3/4, cut the BP back- they were kinda flat- if they were fluffier- big hit. Any tips for that appreciated.
They ate them all anyways :)
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---- — ANDERSON — With the number of spectators following the No. 1 golfers from Anderson, Lapel and Pendleton Heights exceeding 30, it was clear to see who the favorites were for the individual medal at the Madison County Girls High School Golf Tournament.
As the group strolled the fairways of The Edge Golf Club, Anderson's No. 1 Morgan Nadaline chased and captured her fourth straight county title, despite a rough stretch to close out her front nine. Her low scores early provided her a cushion as she finished with a 7-over par 77.
"It means a lot," Nadaline said. "It is really an accomplishment to do it four years in a row."
Nadaline busted out of the gate firing a 2-under par through the first six holes. The wheels looked to have fallen off as the senior bogeyed seven and imploded on the par-3 eighth hole with a triple bogey. She finished her front nine 2-over par. "I started out great and then after I made a triple on eight, I just couldn't get it together," Nadaline said. "I just couldn't get things going back to the way they were. It is hard and mentally draining."
The course was not the only obstacle Nadaline had to overcome as her playing partners, Lapel's Natalia Campbell and Pendleton Heights' Emily Tilton, saw the door had opened for a chance to knock off the defending champion.
Nadaline, who is committed to play golf at Ball State, was unable to card any birdies on the back nine allowing Campbell to remain within reach. The Lapel sophomore fired birdies on 11 and 15, however her late surge was not enough to catch the leader as she finished two shots back.
"I felt that it was a good opportunity to go in and beat her," Campbell said. "I was a little nervous at first but when she got the triple bogey it kind of boosted me up. I tried, (to catch Nadaline) but came up short."
Tilton carded the low back nine score of 38 to finish in third place with a 10-over par 80.
The low four scores among the five-person teams count toward the team total score. It came down to the Pendleton Heights' No. 3 and Lapel's No. 4 golfers (the team's third low score) to determine the winner.
As the scores came in, Lapel held a 1-stroke lead over Pendleton, 169-170 with the team's top two golfers complete. It was the Arabians third and fourth low scoring golfers that dominated their playing partners from Lapel, 203-212.
"Normally each team has one or two good players that are going to score good and it is usually pretty close," Pendleton coach Tom Harvey said. "Then you get to three, four and five and that is where it makes a difference on who is going to win the team deal."
Pendleton's No. 3 Delany Harvey's 98 bested Lapel's No. 4 Jensen Whitton's 102 as the Arabians ran off with the team title with a 373, eight strokes better than the Bulldogs.
"I struggled a little in the beginning, but then I kept pushing through," Delany Harvey said. "It gives me a lot of confidence to keep working. We still have a lot of matches left to keep winning."
Rounding out the team scoring for Pendleton was the teams No. 5 golfer, Jessie Meyer, who shot a 105. Addison Farrer's 111 was not low enough to factor.
"I was a little nervous, but after the first hole I got used to it," Meyer said. "I want to get my score down to below a 100 by the end of the season. I am just glad to be a part of the team."
The win for Pendleton, gave them three consecutive county team championships.
"It is big because it makes the younger girls to start playing," Tom Harvey said. "It makes the school proud. I stepped into a good program last year and got some good players. (The golfers) talk about it all the time. They love winning the county."


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Ocean Front Spectacular Vacation Rental in Santa Cruz
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Mesmerizing front row ocean views - watch the waves, sea creatures,
birds and feel connected to nature. The reverse floor plan means
that the main living area is on the second floor, to allow for the
best possible views from the part of the house used the most. The
master bedroom is also on the second floor, as is the eat-in-
kitchen, while the secondary bedrooms are below. Large windows and
glass doors on the second floor living room lead to an expansive
deck overlooking the water. Two short blocks to Natural Bridges
beach. A few steps from your front door and you can stroll along the
pedestrian pathway near the ocean front cliffs.
A perfect family vacation, sleeps 7, is less than a 5 minute walk to
Natural Bridges state beach, a 15 minute stroll along West Cliff
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Home includes fully outfitted kitchen with a breakfast nook. Even
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BBQ upstairs on the deck with patio furniture so you can grill up a
storm with the spectacular ocean view right at your touch.
2 car garage, big screen TV with DVD, broadband Internet with WiFi,
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activities and attractions in Santa Cruz Central Coast
Santa Cruz is loaded with fun things to do. There's UC Santa Cruz
nearby, several parks, and great beach activities all up and down
the coast just minutes away. This home is spectacular in itself, but
if you want to go out and do stuff, there's lots to do.
Natural Bridges State Beach is a 3 minute walk around the corner;
its a 15 minute walk to the baordwalk along the beautiful cliffs, or
a 3 minute drive, its a 5 minute drive to the yacht harbor, and a 10
minute drive to Capitola.
The Boardwalk is a full amusement park with a legendary old style
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Beginning the week including Memorial Day Weekend (typically end of
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required at the time of booking, $175 non-refundable cleaning fee
required also at the time of booking. Please add 10% Santa Cruz
County required tax to rental rates. For stays over a week, the
second week is 10% discount and the third and additional weeks are
15% discount.
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Dietitian's tip: This Moroccan-style dish is quick to assemble. Serve it as a side dish with roasted meats or fish. In larger portions, it also makes a satisfying main course.
In a saucepan over high heat, combine the lentils, water, bay leaf and 1/4 teaspoon of the salt. Bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to low, cover partially and simmer until the lentils are tender but still firm, 12 to 14 minutes. Drain and discard the bay leaf. Set aside.
In a small frying pan, heat the olive oil over medium heat. Add the chili and garlic and saute until softened, about 1 minute. Add the cumin, coriander and cinnamon and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute. Remove the pan from the heat.
In a large bowl, combine the lentils and the spice mixture. Toss gently to mix. Stir in the parsley, cilantro and mint and season with the remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt and the pepper. Stir in the vinegar and serve immediately.


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Dax McCarty was widely seen to be as the prize of the MLS Expansion Draft. So you'd think DC United fans would be pretty happy at acquiring his services for the cost of a defender who has battled injury problems and a fourth-round pick. Just for good measure, United also got some allocation money thrown in.
On the merits of the trade, Black And Red United's Martin Shatzer sees it as a pretty even deal.
But there's another aspect of the deal that is bothering him.
As Charlie Boehm suggested earlier, the next head coach was supposed to be the one deciding between Wallace and Marc Burch for the left back position. The next head coach may have elected to move Wallace back into central midfield instead, where he had some success in 2009. Or the next head coach may have had a great plan in mind for utilizing Branko Boskovic and Clyde Simms together in central midfield without the need for McCarty. Or the next head coach may be set in his preference for running a diamond 4-4-2 with a true No. 10 in the middle. United's current roster is very prohibitive to that formation.


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The family will receive friends today, Feb. 15, 2013, from 6 until 8 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. Funeral services will be Saturday, Feb. 16, 2013, at noon in the Collins-Burke Chapel, with burial at Goodsprings Church of Christ Cemetery. Mark Otts and Lynn Hitt will officiate. Collins-Burke Funeral Home will direct.
Jenkins was preceded in death by his father, Othel Lee Jenkins; grandparents, Ocie Parker Sr. and Gene Parker, and Lorn Jenkins and Minnie Jenkins Evans; uncles, Jerry Parker and Ocie Parker Jr.; aunt, Ulamae Goodman; niece, Emily Grace Lane; and nephew, Dalton Lane.
He is survived by his mother, Jimmie Jenkins of Carbon Hill; sisters, Darlene (Grady) Herron of Nauvoo, Freida Sanford of Goodsprings, Mary (Oscar) Nalley of Cranehill and Sandra (Dean) Key of Curry; brothers, Lee Jenkins of Stapleton, "Bo" Jenkins of Carbon Hill and Jason Jenkins (Bobbie) of Carbon Hill; host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, great-nieces and nephews; and best friend, Greg Harris.
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Mine is very simple you see I was raised up in church and was saved as a teenager. But I did not always live the way I was suppose to. When I was 18 I had my first child. One day when he was about 14 months old he thru a fit a slung his head backwards. He became paralized for months. They told me he may never walk again. Well having nothing else to do but pray, I started and I prayed and prayed for God to take me instead of him. I prayed for his illness to be put on me. Before I made it up to his room after praying my mother came running down the hall they know what is wrong and they are doing what they can. You see I almost lost everything but instead I gave it all up for the life of my son. I love the Lord and thank him everyday for giving me the chance to be with him and enjoy his presence. My son is 8 and is a true boy. He runs, walks, talks, gets in trouble, and he is still alive. Praise be to God.
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DERRY — It's wet, it's wild and it's free.
The popular Splashpad water area at Don Ball Park is officially open for the summer season, offering a fun way for families to cool off from the season's heat.
Located adjacent to the main playground at the park, the Splashpad includes sprinklers, splashing and dumping water areas to keep kids cool while their parents enjoy areas to relax nearby.
The Splashpad is open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., weather permitting. There are some rules and regulations that need to be followed when visitors arrive.
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Yellowstone fires expected to stay away from tourists
Updated On: Aug 29 2013 10:34:04 AM MDT
Officials are confident that a wildfire burning in the heart of Yellowstone National Park will stay away from several major tourist areas during the busy Labor Day weekend.
The Alum (AL'-um) Fire has burned about 7,300 acres. It is located on the ridge about five miles northwest of Fishing Bridge Junction on the north side of Yellowstone Lake. Fishing Bridge, Lake Village and Bridge Bay are major tourist areas nearby.
The fire hasn't grown much over the last few days and all park campgrounds, lodging, stores, service stations, restaurants and other facilities are open.
While the fire is not expected to move toward Fishing Bridge, Lake Village or Bridge Bay, firefighters have done extensive work to ensure the protection of these areas should the fire make an unexpected move.
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"In order to succeed, you have to be the best you. Oscar Wilde was right: 'Everyone else is already taken.'"
The Takeaway from Warren Buffett's Office Hours: "Find the job you would have if you were independently rich. Associate with people you love doing what you love," Buffett says. "How can it be any better?"
Why Channeling Your Inner Weirdo Helps You Get Ahead At Work
Ogilvy & Mather exec John Manly on workplace success - "Let your freak flag fly."
I have succeeded at five different ad agencies over the course of nearly two decades by sticking to one simple rule:
Be a freakin' weirdo.
Weird, you question? Yes, weird. Weird is what fuels individuals in the most prolific agencies to remain the vanguards of new ideas. And despite the tendency to outfit agency halls with creative stimuli, channeling our "inner weirdo" is not a natural tendency simply instigated by odd-shaped chairs or brainstorming books. Weirdness—uncovering it, embracing it, practicing it—is one of the most difficult, yet most integral, components to success within the halls of any agency.
"Being weird, I've come to realize, is only weird if you don't use it to better yourself and those around you. Weird is the spark in innovation that separates the good from the great. Weird is the muscle behind adaptability and progress. Weird makes us broader thinkers, stronger leaders, and more adventurous co-conspirators."
Are Ambitious People Happier?
If you go and get yours, you may get more in the end—but contentment and longer life span may not be among the spoils…
Atlantic writer Emily Esfahani Smith can wield a semicolon: "Ambition drives people forward; relationships and community, by imposing limits, hold people back."
To Smith, the tension between ambition, relationships, and happiness is at the center of our conversations about leaning in, having it all, and why we're always so busy.
It's often a problem of latency: As Clay Christensen once told us, the extra hour you spend at work might yield positive feedback the next morning, but you won't get that same immediacy when you leave that work to have dinner with your family.
What The Most Successful People Do With Their Weekends
1. They Don't Keep Spinning.
2. They Don't Go Limp.
3. They Don't Clean the Grout.
4. They Don't Lose the Last 15 Hours.
From our series The TakeAway:
CEO Aaron Shapiro of Huge on why it is important to maintain the underdog spirit, even when you're on top.
The Power Of The Underdog: How Companies Can Stay Scrappy Amid Huge Success
The Holy Trinity Of Startup Success: Purpose, Culture, Reward
Management consultants would have you believe that making a ham sandwich requires a PhD. But building a successful business can actually be boiled down to 3 pretty basic concepts.
Author and entrepreneur Trevor Blake maintains that the key to having a successful working environment is a combination of purpose, fun, and sharing rewards.
Need some inspiration this morning? Take it from Jack Welch.
Jack Welch on What It Really Takes to Succeed
How Arianna Huffington Defines Success
At the Wall Street Journal, Arianna Huffington writes that Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In has unleashed a range of conversations—including what world, exactly, is being leaned into.
To Huffington, we're failing to understand the nature of success.
"This is a great moment…to acknowledge that the current male-dominated model of success isn't working for women," she writes, "and it's not working for men, either."
What's that world look like?
Arianna Huffington
Pretty tightly wound. Huffington notes that self-reported stress has gone up for both sexes in the past 30 years—18 percent for women, 25 percent for men. A recent Harvard Medical School study estimated that U.S. companies lose $63.2 billion to sleep deprivation every year. And women, Huffington notes, are more likely to feel stressed at work.
With our current "time macho" culture, we've got stressed-out leaders in politics, business, and media making awful decisions.
"What they lack is not smarts but wisdom," she says. "And it's much harder to tap into your wisdom, recognizing the icebergs before they hit the Titanic—a big part of leadership—when you're running on empty."
Learning how to lean back
Huffington calls upon a lovely French phrase: reculer pour mieux sauter, which loosely translates as lean back to jump higher. Or in other words,relax and you'll be more productive.
For Huffington, what's missing is measurement:
We need a third metric, based on our well-being, our health, our ability to unplug and recharge and renew ourselves, and to find joy in both our job and the rest of our life. Ultimately, success is not about money or position, but about living the life you want, not just the life you settle for.
Who are the early adopters?
The happiest companies, who, by way, are making more money. Examples: Google has invested in its People Operations, General Mills practices mindfulness, and Square has adirector of experience.
And as Leslie Perlow notes, workaholics aren't addicted to work—they're need addicted to validation. So let's change the validation structure.
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Last season, Marco Scutaro usually manned the shortstop position for the Boston Red Sox.
This winter, the Red Sox traded Marco Scutaro for reasons that remain somewhat murky.
Ah, but Scutaro's backup last season, Jed Lowrie, is a pretty good baseball player in his own right!
The Red Sox traded him, too.
They still have two guys who played some shortstop for them last season: 22-year-old Cuban prospect José Iglesias, and 30-year-old Mike Aviles, who came to the club in a deadline trade with the Royals last summer. And in December, the Red Sox added utility infielder Nick Punto, fresh off winning a World Series with the Cardinals.
Each of these supremely talented men brings different skills to the field; none have enough skills to make anyone forget about Marco Scutaro.
Punto's been around for a while, and never started more than 60 games in one season at shortstop. Aviles came up as a shortstop in 2008, shifted mostly to second base in 2010, and mostly to third base in 2011. With both, one is drawn to the conclusion that if they were really good enough to play shortstop regularly, they would have been regularly playing shortstop.
Iglesias can play shortstop regularly. According to Baseball America, "Iglesias is more than capable defensively. He has incredibly quick hands and feet, along with a strong arm, keen instincts and uncanny body control... He's a Gold Glove waiting to happen."
Is Iglesias really in the mix, though? Recently, Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington said, "Jose Iglesias is a guy who we think really highly of. He may need a little bit more time in Triple-A -- we'll see how he looks in spring training -- but he's certainly capable of being a really good major-league shortstop for years to come."
When the Red Sox signed Iglesias in 2009, there was some expectation that he would be a good major-league shortstop, probably in 2012.
There's just one little problem: He probably can't hit. At all.
Not yet, anyway. After a moderately successful half-season with double-A Portland in 2010, Iglesias ran up against triple-A pitching in 2011 and posted a .235/.285/.269 line with Pawtucket. When you figure his Major League Equivalencies, it would be hard to justify giving him a spot in the Red Sox lineup even if he fielded like Ozzie Smith. Which he probably won't, quite.
So it looks like José Iglesias is ticketed for at least another few months in the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, swinging at bad pitches and hitting singles.
Which leaves our two utility infielders trying to win playing time at shortstop for one of the richest teams in the Major League Baseball.
Even at 34, Nick Punto is quite probably the better fielder. Mike Aviles is quite probably the better hitter. Oh, but there's one little wrinkle; while Aviles bats right-handed, Punto's a switch-hitter with zero observed platoon splits. With a left-hander on the mound, you certainly might want Aviles' bat in the lineup ... but with a right-hander pitching? Aviles' small advantage as a hitter is balanced, perhaps almost precisely, by Punto's advantage as a fielder.
Oh, and by the way? While Nick Punto's never been an every-day shortstop for a whole season, his numbers as a shortstop have been consistently outstanding. It's possible, if not probable, that he's actually been a Gold Glove-quality shortstop throughout his career, and just hasn't gotten the chance to prove it over the course of a whole season. In part because of managerial decisions, and in part because he's had problems staying healthy.
In fact, Punto's out of action at this very moment because of back stiffness.
Yes, even as I write this and you read it, there are developments. Sort of. In the last four seasons, Nick Punto's been on the Disabled List nine times. Which might throw this whole enterprise into serious question. It might be impossible for him to start more than, say, 70 or 80 games in a season. At shortstop or anywhere else.
Given their current personnel, maybe it's just Mike Aviles most days, or bust. With Punto starting against right-handed starters every so often, when he's not in the hospital. What I would really love to see, though? Aviles replaced by Punto in the late innings when the Red Sox are nursing a small lead. If only because I don't think I've ever seen a manager do that before, with his shortstops.


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It is becoming increasingly common for new generation mobile phones to have an integrated Bluetooth interface. This article explores how to access your Bluetooth phone using Linux.
Bluetooth has the potential to become one of the most popular toys of the next few years. Because Bluetooth data traffic is transmitted directly from one Bluetooth device to another, Bluetooth does not cost anything. You can easily export wallpaper and ring tones from your PC to your mobile phone, or from your mobile phone to any other Bluetooth device. The Bluetooth protocol can do more than just exchange business cards and photos. It can replace an infrared remote control or even a mouse. Bluetooth is especially interesting for Linux users, as many functions that use USB or the serial port on Windows will only work with Bluetooth under Linux.
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Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
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All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
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According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
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Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
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First book collection of David M. Booth Alaskan artist and cartoonist. Depicts the world as viewed by the Polar Bears, including politics, the weather, familly issues, global warming and climate change, endangered and protected species, surfing and motorcycles.
Thoughtful, humorous, provocative, and ispiring...and of course, sometimes actually funny. Beautiful artwork and very colorful. Not only the only exclusive polar bear cartoons, but the only true Alaskan cartoonist.
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Jim Hodgson, founder and editor in chief of the Atlanta Banana, wanted to give Atlanta its own Onion, a comedy newspaperesque website to send up the city's foibles. "I'm just a really silly person with the sense of humor of a twelve-year-old," he admits. Launched in December 2011, it's become the warped mirror that you can't help but peruse when ATL drama turns from precious to precarious. Whether the site is lambasting overly aggressive parking enforcement ("PARKAtlanta Introduces PrePark Thought Crime Division") or mocking local neighborhoods ("Virginia-Highland Area Torn by Brutal Coffee Shop Feud"), it can speak more truth than the Creative Loafing and AJC headlines that inspire its posts.
A native of Alabama, Hodgson moved to Atlanta to work with a start-up that went out of business. Hodgson stayed and got into comedy blogging, writing for such outposts as the Leaky Wiki and Zug. The Morningside resident eventually turned his satire on local targets like 420 Fest, Ted Turner, and Atlanta tourist destinations. While posts may get a tad random—ahem, "Carpet Begrudgingly Soaks up Dog Urine"—the Banana's steady focus on Atlanta keeps us clicking. atlbanana.com
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Windsor Locks (AP) — Connecticut and federal authorities say they've rescued a 16-year-old girl from a child prostitution ring spanning at least three states.
Law enforcement officials say the found the girl at a motel in Windsor Locks near Bradley International Airport. Police say she didn't appear to be physically harmed, but they weren't sure about her emotional state and she was evaluated at a hospital.
Police didn't announce any arrests. They say the investigation continues and officials are looking for other children in several states.
The FBI's Task Force for Missing and Exploited Children arranged for the girl to be returned to her family out of state.
Authorities learned about the multistate prostitution ring in December, and an investigation led them to the motel five days later.
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A book of Emma Sipes' photographs taken when she was between two and three years old.
About the AuthorErica Sipes
Erica Ann Sipes, pianist, cellist, and practice coach among other things, started her blog, Beyond the Notes in 2009. Writing about practicing, performing, specific compositions, life as a musician, and life as a mom among other things, it has attracted a large readership and has been included in syllabi for a course at the Juilliard School of Music. In the summer of 2012 Erica started her own practice coaching business in an effort to help more musicians, young and old, discover the joy and rewards that can come from deliberate practice. This book contains many of the practice mantras that she has written about through the past few years.
Publish Date August 25, 2008
Dimensions Small Square 110 pgs Standard Paper
Category Fine Art Photography
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The Teen Funkie Frankie Costume puts a girly twist on the classic Frankenstein monster costume with some gothic flare. The costume includes a dress with a casual purple and green design bodice and a mini black pettiskirt with sheer layers lined with green and purple tulle. The short sleeves are shaped like black bat wings lined with dark green. Black footless tights are included with bright green stitches printed on them. Tall black furry boot covers are also included as well as black fingerless gloves. A headband is included with a round green cap attached and shaped like the top of the Frankenstein monster's head. You'll look like a cyberpunk rebel on Halloween this year in this costume. Pick up a Studded Wristband sold separately in our store to keep the look tough.
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Catch up on fights you missed the past weekend. Countries highlighted in this recap include the United Kingdom, Mexico, Thailand, Romania, Australia, Argentina, France, the United States, and Germany.
Miguel Cotto returns to face Austin Trout, British heavyweight standouts Tyson Fury and David Price are both in action, and former cricket star Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff makes his pro boxing debut.
Bad Left Hook rounds up all the boxing action from Friday and early Saturday. Featured: Enzo Maccarinelli, Joan Guzman, Billy Dib, Sam Soliman, Ryosuke Iwasa, and more.
Cosme Rivera topped Antonio Pitalua tonight in Polanco. Bad Left Hook has the recap.
Antonio Pitalua and Cosme Rivera lock horns again tonight in a rematch of their controversial September draw. Bad Left Hook has live coverage.
Antonio Pitalua and Cosme Rivera rematch tonight in Mexico. Bad Left Hook has video of the first fight.
Results in the world of boxing from Friday, December 10, including a wacky no contest involving Randall Bailey and Said Ouali, a razor thin win by Ed Paredes over Antonio Pitalua, and Fernando...
Bad Left Hook looks at the ten best fights in boxing for the month of December, and goes beyond just those into all the other notables (good or bad) for the rest of the month.
Schedule of televised boxing matches for October 22, October 23 and October 24, 2010, including the biggest card of the weekend coming out of Japan.
A listing of all boxing featured on television and online for this weekend. Featured: Felix Sturm, Roman Martinez, Jan Zaveck, Dmitriy Salita, and more.
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Wells Fargo in Albany and Flint River Habitat for Humanity is giving a South Georgia family a place to call home.
In a few months, Tiffany Gervin and her two little girls will have a new home. Saturday, Wells Fargo of Albany and Flint River Habitat for Humanity worked side by side to build a home for the family.
Tiffany is a 6 year veteran of the U.S. Navy and she is ready to settle down and raise her daughters in one place.
"I've always been going and going and been away from my family. This creates a lot of stability. Now they get to be around their cousins that live here in the neighborhood and then their grandparents that live here in Albany," said Tiffany Gervin.
Volunteer builders say helping to create a new environment for those in need never gets old.
"We look forward to actually putting great homeowners who are focus. Who are looking for an opportunity to increase and better their lives for their family. That seems to be her focus. She really wants a great place to raise her kids," said David Wilson.
After some trying times in the last few years Tiffany says this new house will help give her a fresh start.
While living in Jacksonville, Florida, Tiffany got a divorce and was looking for a change in life.
Tiffany says she and her mom were watching WALB News 10 last year when they saw a story about signing veterans up for a new home from Habitat for Humanity. Tiffany's mom signed her up and soon after, someone called saying she was chosen to become a homeowner.
"Being 29, haven't hit 30 yet and being an actual homeowner and a single parent. I was very grateful for my mom for doing that," said Tiffany Gervin.
Wells Fargo presented Tiffany with a $15,000 check for expenses for her new place. She's grateful to Wells Fargo and the habitat workers for giving her a chance to start over.
Flint River Habitat for Humanity is hoping the house will be ready for Tiffany and her daughters to move in by July.
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METHUEN - The 12th annual Michael B. Christensen Memorial Golf Tournament will be held Aug. 19 at Merrimack Valley Golf Club on Howe Street. Tee time is 8 a.m.
The cost is $125 per person and includes a continental breakfast, mid-morning sandwich and dinner buffet. There are also sponsor opportunities such as a $300 Hole Sponsor, which includes one free golfer; $2,500 major tournament sponsor with two free foursome teams and cart sponsor.
Proceeds go to the Michael B. Christensen Community and Family Support Center. The event is sponsored by the Exchange Club of Lawrence and Greater Lawrence Community Action Council.
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Timberlane nominates new academic deans
As part of their initiative to re-organize the high school, the Timberlane Regional School Board and superintendent's leadership team announced the nominations of new academic deans.
Renzo Binaghi is nominated for Dean of Alternative and Continuing Education. Binaghi is the director of Alternative and Continued Education at Timberlane.
Timberlane Regional High French teacher Sandra Allaire is nominated for Dean of Arts and Humanities.
Michael Flynn has been nominated for Dean of Business, Information and Commmunication Technology. Flynn comes to Timberlane from the Milford School District where he was a computer technology teacher.
William Mealey has been nominated for Dean of Attendance. Mealey has taught at Timberlane for 13 years and was the special education department's teacher leader for the last four years.
Haverhill Farmers Market now open on Saturdays
The Haverhill Farmers Market has returned for its 35th season and is open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The outdoor market is located next to the Haverhill Police Department at 40 Bailey Blvd. This year's market features more than 25 vendors, including Parker River Winery, Soula's Homemade Salsa, Jodi Bee Bakes, National Sharpening Company (knife and tool sharpener), and ApotheCaring Teas as well as some talented crafters.
A new partnership with the Greater Haverhill Chamber of Commerce strengthens the market for the long term, while Team Haverhill volunteers continue to support the vendors and the Chamber in keeping the market vital and growing.
Hear the sounds of The Beatles
HAMPSTEAD — The Beatles tribute band will perform Tuesday in Meetinghouse Park, part of the Summer Music Series.
Hot dogs, ice cream and beverages will be available. Bring chairs or blankets, sunscreen and bug spray. Leashed dogs are welcome on the park's perimeter.
Concerts are held rain or shine. Visit meetinghousepark.org or call 329-6047.
The performance will feature Beatles favorites and a few surprises.
Shingles vaccination information session July 11
HAVERHILL - The Council on Aging will host a shingles vaccination information session to be presented by Walgreens Pharmacy on Thursday, July 11 at 10 a.m. Indications for vaccination and insurance coverage will be discussed. To reserve your seat contact Mary Connolly, community health coordinator at 978-374-2390, ext. 15.
Let her tell you a story
NEWTON — The Newton Historical Society and the N.H. Humanities Council present Rebecca Rule's "That Reminds Me of A Story" Wednesday, July 10, at 7 p.m. at Town Hall on Main Street.
Rule gathers and tells stories of New England, New Hampshire in particular.
She will tell some stories and invite audience members to share their own.
The event is free.
Farmer's markets open this month
LAWRENCE - The Lawrence Farmer's Market opens for the season on Wednesday July 10 at Campagnone Common at Jackson and Haverhill Streets and will run through Oct. 30. The hours are from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
There will also be a second market on Saturdays at the corner of Broadway and Park street, July 13 to Oct. 26 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
All farmers accept WIC, senior coupons, SNAP, food stamps, EBT, debit and credit cards and cash. The markets are managed by Groundwork Lawrence.
LFDCS gets $100K from Cummings Foundation
LAWRENCE - Lawrence Family Development Charter School received a $100,000 grant through Cummings Foundation of Woburn, for its Opening Doors efforts.
The program helps seventh and eighth graders in the after-school and summer school programs to improve English language arts and math achievement levels. The 30 students also participate in summer enrichment, visits to private high school campus visits, and year round counseling focused on assisting them and their parents with acceptance at private college prep high schools and financial aid resources.
The Lawrence Family Development and Education Fund, Inc., was among 100 Greater Boston-based organizations selected for the grants. Cummings staff members were asked to nominate a local charity then take part in an online vote to determine the recipients.


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Co-op/Internship Employment Opportunities
WKU Engineering offers and encourages internship and/or co-op experience-based learning opportunities for our engineering students. Our program is coordinated through a joint effort with our Engineering Industrial Partnership Coordinator, our Engineering Academic Advisers and WKU Career Services to offer paid employment opportunities that provide excellent professional practice experiences for our student engineers. These opportunities complement our project based learning curriculum and provide an integrated learning experience for our students and advantages to the employers as well.
WKU Engineering co-ops are most often parallel or continuous in format.
- Parallel: With a parallel co-op, students may work one or more non-alternating semesters for an employer. This may be composed of a full-time summer internship followed by continuous part-time employment during the school year for 10-20 hours per week while being a full-time student at WKU.
- Continuous or One Year Format: Students may work full time for an employer for 12 months following their junior year. Some students may choose to work back to back for only two semesters such as a spring/summer or summer/fall rotation with an employer. Both of these co-ops require prior approval from the student's adviser and usually extend graduation by one year. This is an extra year the student is earning an engineering co-op salary that can be used to assist with future college expenses. The benefits of spreading the four-year tuition payment over a five-year period and gaining engineering work experience often outweigh the additional year added to graduation.
Many of our engineering students work in summer Engineering Internship programs across the commonwealth and outside of the state. They are usually for a summer or ten week period and are paid work experiences.
Students may choose to perform the internship or co-op work experience with or without course credit. Our WKU Engineering department does not offer Engineering course credit for internships or co-ops; however, we encourage students to pursue these opportunities as enhancements to our curriculum. If students would like to take course credit, which can be helpful in maintaining full-time student status for insurance or financial aid, they may enroll in IDST 369 or Co-op 200. These courses are offered through WKU Career Services at the cost of one tuition hour.


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"The Sanders" A Luxury 2 Bedroom Cabin in Branson
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Cabin
- community Westgate Branson Woods
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 780 - $ 1,320 / week
vacation rental description
This cabin is a charming two bedroom luxury log cabin that has 1200 sq. feet. It is beautiful and well decorated. Cabin offers two King size beds. And a queen size pull out leather sleeper sofa, it will comfortably accommodate up to six people. Each Bedroom has its own full bath with a whirlpool tub and separate shower.
Cabin is designed for easy living with a fully equipped kitchen, living/dining area, TV w/cable in each bedroom and a flat panel TV in the family room with a DVD player, telephone (free local calls) natural stone electric fireplace, soaring wood cathedral ceilings, large whirlpool tubs, separate showers, washer & dryer and private screened-in porch with TV, swing, table, chairs and beautiful Ozark scenery. WOW!
Cabin has electronic lock for your security, comfort and convenience. No registration or check out required. Upon arrival, go straight to your cabin, use your personal key code and when you leave, simply push the lock button. It doesn't get any easier than that. Your code will be provided by e-mail or phone before your scheduled arrival.
"The Sanders" is located in an upscale log cabin community. Quite and peaceful surroundings, yet located only one mile from the 76 strip and downtown Branson. Perfect for families, couples, or a weekend getaway, make your Branson stay a memorable one in this remarkable home away from home!
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 09-1-2014 at 8:08 PM.
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Ron Blevins 417-335-2247
cabin rental amenities
Cabin is located in Westgate Branson Woods Resort on 145 beautiful wooded acres, right in the heart of Branson. Branson Woods Resort is the only gated cabin resort in Branson. This Resort is tucked away in a quiet area and offers all the required amenities to make your vacation not just ordinary but extraordinary!! The Resort is 1 mile from Highway 76, Shoji Tabuji, Titanic, Tanger Outlet, White Water Park, Celebration City, IMax and many other Branson shows and restaurants. It is 3 miles to Branson Landing and just (10 minutes) six miles to Silver Dollar City and State Park Marina.
The Resort offers everything you would expect from a 1st class resort. Two Outdoor Pools / Heated Indoor Pool / Hot Tub and for the nature lover there is a Nature Trail. It's all here! Sand Volleyball, Basketball, Shuffleboard, Horseshoes, Bicycle Rental, Campfire Area, Fitness Center with treadmills, elliptical weights and an exercise bike. There is a BBQ Pavilion with gas grills, plus a Lighted Playground Area for your children. Or you could pamper yourself with a massage from the on-site Massage Therapist. "Seasonal" Entertainment is offered several times a week and there is on-site entertainment, concerts and shows, plus activities such as bingo, Kids Club Activities, like T-shirt tye-dye, Soap making, Face Painting, and Ice Cream Socials. There are Multiple Shelters to host gatherings, along with indoor space for parties or meetings. An on-site breakfast buffet is offered in the Vista Room daily 7AM to 10AM. The Westgate Pizza company is located in the club house and is open daily 11AM to 10PM. There is free on-site concierge for discounted show tickets. You can sign up for golf packages, Kayak or Mountain Bike tours. Need to use a computer? The clubhouse has a business center with computers. If you use your wireless computer, high speed wireless is available everywhere on Westgate Resort property (our cabins included) by choosing the "Westgate" wireless network from the available wireless networks. Both are fee services, payable on line, by the day or week.
vacation rental rates
Winter Season (January 3 / February 28) $135 a night + tax (Pay for 4 consecutive nights get the 5th night free)
Spring Season (March 1 / May 31) $190 a night + tax (Pay for 4 consecutive nights get the 5th night free)
Summer Season (June 1 / September 6) $220 a night + tax (Pay for 6 consecutive nights get the 7th night free)
Fall Season (September 7 / January 2) $190 a night + tax (Pay for 4 consecutive nights get the 5th night free)
No Cleaning, Week End, or Holiday Fees!
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Check-in Time: 3:00 PM
Check-Out Time:10:00 AM
Reservation Policy:
Cabins booked two months or less from booking date require payment in full.
Cabins booked more than two months in the future from booking date requires a $100 long term deposit.
Balance due 60 days before stay.
Cancellation Policy:
Twenty One days prior to stay you will get a full refund minus any long term deposit.
Twenty days or less no refund.
No refunds on long term deposit.
We will try our best to re-rent the cabin so we are able to give a full refund regardless of the time frame.
Ron Blevins 417-335-2247
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


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Same old-same old. Once this is approved, what makes anyone think that Waste Management will come back for more and more property.
Please note, this is still in the middle of a wetlands drainage area.
I think the company is actually calculating its needs with some precision. It is counting on new green technology reducing the waste flow, and thus its landfill need, as reflected in its 37-acre expansion proposal.
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text: Calgary, AB – The Tri-City Americans (25-21-2-3, 55 pts.) fell behind early in the third period, but the team stormed back to score four unanswered goals, defeating the Calgary Hitmen (31-13-3-3, 68 pts.) 4-1 at the Scotia Bank Saddledome on Wednesday night.Tri-City has now earned points in each of its last six games, picking up victories in five of those contests. With 55 points, the Americans are just three shy of both the Vancouver Giants (25-19-5-3, 58 pts.) and the Everett Silvertips (25-18-7-1, 58 pts.) for the sixth and seventh spot in the Western Conference.Eric Comrie made his 43rd start of the season, stopping 39 of Calgary's 40 shots on the night, holding a potent Calgary offense to just one goal. It was the eighth time in Comrie's last ten games that he has held his opponent to a goal or less. The Americans controlled the play early in the game, outshooting Calgary through the first 10 minutes of the opening period. The Hitmen turned momentum in its favor during the Tri-City's first power play, registering multiple shorthanded scoring opportunities. But, Comrie managed to fend off a late period push from Calgary. Despite 2:20 of power play time in the first three minutes of the second period, it wasn't until the eight minute mark that the Americans registered its first shot of the middle frame. Tri-City generated a few quality scoring chances on Mack Shields in the late stages of the middle frame, but were unable to beat the Calgary net minder. The Americans were outshot 28-15 through 40 minutes of play, but the score remained scoreless heading into the third period of play. The Hitmen opened the scoring 1:24 into the third period, when Kenton Helgeson sent Greg Chase alone on Comrie, back handing the puck past the Alberta native to give the Hitmen a 1-0 lead. But, the Americans would strike back 2:40 later with Brian Williams 30th goal of the season. The 19-year-old forward narrowly missed on a 2-on-1, but hustled to keep the play alive, skating the pack out of the corner and snapping it past Shields to tie the game at one. Braden Purtill put the Americans ahead at the 11:34 mark of the third period, finding the puck in a scramble in front of Shields, sliding the puck into the Calgary goal giving Tri-City the 2-1 lead. Ty Comrie added an insurance marker at 16:46 after Tot forced the turnover, setting up the rookie for his third goal of the season.Trailing 3-1, the Hitmen threatened to score in the late stages of the game, but were unable to beat Comrie again. Brian Williams iced the game for the Americans with an empty net goal with 40 seconds remaining. The Americans continue its Alberta road trip with a game against the Edmonton Oil Kings (35-13-0-1, 71 pts.) Friday night at Rexall Place. Fans can catch the action live, via WHL Live, at the Americans' official home away from home, Kimo's in Richland.


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So tapping phones may backfire badly on the United States. In terms of intelligence gathering, that can't be very smart.
Anti-tobacco laws are just blowing smoke
The Joplin, Mo., Globe
The New York City Council voted overwhelmingly this week to bar smokers younger than 21 from buying cigarettes, other tobacco products and even electronic-vapor smokes in the Big Apple.
A councilman quoted by The Associated Press said he believes this will save many lives, and other parts of the country are looking at similar laws to set higher age minimums for tobacco sales.
Efforts to deter young people from smoking are commendable, but this law will do little to solve the problem of nicotine addiction among youth. According to the American Lung Association, most smokers try their first cigarette around age 11. Seventy percent of adult smokers started before they turned 18, and many were addicted by age 14.
If America wants to keep children and teenagers from smoking, current laws must be enforced, and those who sell to minors must be prosecuted.
In addition, aggressive education must start at early ages. Money is available for that through the 1998 settlement of lawsuits against tobacco companies. The problem is many states are not living up to their end of the deal.
According to the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, states will collect $24.7 billion from tobacco settlement money and taxes. They will spend only 1.8 percent of it on prevention aimed at keeping children from smoking.
Just as legislators fail to spend the settlement money appropriately, they now offer laws that are not aimed at solving the problem of tobacco addiction before it starts. Our children are paying for this indifference.


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This has a very difficult start for this grade, and it continues with moderate climbing up to the anchor. It has good and enjoyable rock; however, some key holds have broken off, bringing the rating up from a 5.10a to the 5.10b/c range. Nonetheless, it is a good, albeit rather difficult for the grade, climb.
This is the last route on Ripple Wall before the wall "Bends;" three routes are past it. Look for chalk on what appears to be an interesting start.
6 bolts to a 2 bolt anchor.
As of 10/09: per PRRose both of the anchor bolts could be wiggled in their holes.


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Matthew Hodgkin (Left) and Dr. Bob Bayer (Right)
UBC: What would it mean to you and to your business to win the UMaine Business Challenge?
LobsteRx: Winning this challenge would give us means and even more motivation to take our business to the next level. This challenge will also give us publicity, which may help us find investors. The consultation provided will help us identify the target markets and gain more business savvy that will allow our business to succeed.
UBC: You have many challenges on your road to entrepreneurship and to conquer these will inevitably take hard work and dedication. With that in mind, what is the inspiration behind starting your own business?
LobsteRx: The inspiration comes from the lobster industry, which is a vital part of the economic and cultural heritage of Maine's coastal communities So much lobster byproduct every year is wasted and we plan on using that waste to create products that will have great impact in the United States and the world. In doing so, we'll bolster the economic viability of the lobster industry thus helping sustain Maine's fishing families, some of the hardest working people we know.
UBC: Part of the mission of the UBC is to take Maine from 51 to 35 on best states for business. Why have you decided to start your business in Maine?
LobsteRx: We decided to start our business in Maine because the fishery is already established here, which accounts for over 80% of the U.S. lobster landings. In addition, due to a recent change in regulations, the lobster processing sector is poised for great growth in Maine. Our company will be created to use the waste from processing and to utilize the infrastructure already available to us, including the expertise here at the University of Maine. Our business can grow and create many jobs, and without a doubt we will help change those stats for Maine.
UBC: We love our Alma Mater, so we have to ask, what's your favorite thing about UMaine?
LobsteRx: For our business, the Lobster Institute is the best part of UMaine. The Institute, along with the innovative atmosphere of the entire campus, has opened many opportunities and avenues for successful entrepreneurship. One partner in our business is a UMaine alumna and one is a current student. Go Black Bears!


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The death toll from the flu outbreak gripping the United States has reached epidemic levels and some doctor's urge you to protect yourself against the flu with a vaccine but other health professionals say the vaccine will only make things worse.
"God put everything here for a reason so be wise and use it," said Linda Broussard - a self-proclaimed naturalist.
"I love everything natural and I'd rather do that then go to the doctors and get the antibiotics," said Broussard.
So when flu season rolls around each year Broussard tends to steer clear of the vaccine and stick with holistic remedies.
And when it comes to "Getting Well Naturally" certified natural health professional Bill Yeary believes herbal supplements are a better way to prevent the flu.
"For people with a weak immune system getting the shot can weaken their immune system even more," said Yeary.
He suggests products like Vitamin D, elderberry and cats claw to keep the immune system strong. He says olive leaf extract and oregano are great anti viral medications.
Yeary says using these herbs in pill or liquid form about every other day during flu season will keep you from catching the bug.
"It's not a live virus so the flu shot itself cannot actually give you the flu," said nurse practitioner Suzy Smith who urges that the most effective way to protect yourself against the flu is the vaccine.
"I do recommend it, there is a lot of flu right now and different strains of influenza," said Smith.
Different strains that have added to the death toll and with at least a month to go in flu season even this naturalist is changing her tune.
"But at this point when it's an epidemic I say get it, get the shot," said Broussard.
Yeary also said at the first signs of getting sick you can take some zinc or Echinacea to fight off the virus.
And drinking five to six cups of green tea a day can also help build the immune system.
These products can be found at your local health food store or pharmacy.
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