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So help me out here. I've been trying to figure out the name of the farm where this young man died. I think it's a capitalized proper noun. If it helps to know, this photograph is from Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati, and the year of death is 1822, so the location would have existed in the early days of Cincinnati or the outlying areas.
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Posted in Morbid Musings, tagged cincinnati, ohio, place of death, spring grove cemetery, unsolved on January 19, 2013 | 2 Comments »
Table tombs!
Posted in Cemetery Sculpture, tagged cincinnati, ohio, sculpture, spring grove cemetery, table tomb, tomb types on January 18, 2013 | Leave a Comment »
Sometimes I treat my trips to cemeteries like a giant scavenger hunt. I'm always seeking the rare and the unique, and one of the things that shows up on that list for me are table tombs. I've only found them in three cemeteries so far. A table tomb is…a table made of stone – a flat stone supported by legs or pillars.
I've featured this one before, but I'm not sure that I commented on the fact that it was a table tomb.
Posted in Cemetery Sculpture, tagged calvary cemetery, chicago, cincinnati, harrisburg, harrisburg cemetery, illinois, ohio, pennsylvania, sarcophagus, sarcophagus tomb, spring grove cemetery, tomb types on January 17, 2013 | Leave a Comment »
I haven't posted photos of sarcophagi in a while. Sarcophagus tombs in most modern cemeteries just look like they hold a body. The actual person is usually interred below or next to the monument.
Little stars
Posted in Cemetery Sculpture, Symbolism, tagged cincinnati, epitaphs, grave art, kirtland, kirtland historic north cemetery, ohio, sculpture, spring grove cemetery, star on December 22, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
I find a lot of little five-pointed stars on cemetery monuments. Based on a little bit of research, five-pointed stars often are supposed to symbolize Christ, specifically the five wounds of Christ from the crucifixion.
Seeing stars
Posted in Angels, Cemetery Sculpture, tagged angel, Angels, cincinnati, grave art, ohio, sculpture, spring grove cemetery, star, statues, symbolism on December 18, 2012 | 1 Comment »
Other cemetery bloggers I read have noted the presence of five-pointed stars protruding from the foreheads of angel statues in cemeteries. I haven't found as many as others have found, but these two examples are in Spring Grove Cemetery.
Beneath my feet and enigmatic face…
Posted in Cemetery mysteries, Cemetery Sculpture, Statues, tagged cincinnati, grave art, ohio, sculpture, spring grove cemetery, statues, unsolved on July 20, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
I don't know any more about this monument than what is engraved on the stone. Davis Lawler erected it in memory of his parents – why a Sphinx made an appropriate monument to them, I don't know. But then, that's kind of appropriate, isn't it?
Posted in Cemetery Sculpture, tagged cincinnati, grave art, ohio, sarcophagus, sarcophagus tomb, sculpture, spring grove cemetery, tomb types on July 19, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
It's been a while since I posted photos of sarcophagus tombs. Sarcophagus tombs are those that look like a coffin or similar container for holding a body but do not. The deceased are generally interred in the nearby ground.
Green with…oxidation?
Posted in Morbid Musings, tagged cincinnati, grave art, ohio, oxidation, sculpture, spring grove cemetery, statues, verdigris on July 16, 2012 | 1 Comment »
If you walk around enough cemeteries, you'll notice that many statues and monuments have metal that has taken on a distinctive blue-green hue, just like the Statue of Liberty. If you're like me, you learned about why this happens in some middle school science class and then promptly forgot. So if you already know this answer, you can skip the rest of this paragraph and just look at the pretty pictures. But for those of you who pushed out this science knowledge to have more room to remember the names of all the Muppets and the entire script of The Princess Bride, stay with me. The metal monuments and statues and plaques that go green because the alloys they are made of contain copper. When copper is exposed to water, it oxidizes and forms a layer that actually protects the metal underneath from degrading further. The patina and color are called verdigris.
Why you may want to rethink any plans for an iron tombstone…
Posted in Cemetery Sculpture, tagged cincinnati, grave art, ohio, oxidation, rust, sculpture, spring grove cemetery, symbolism, wreath on July 15, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
One word: oxidation.
Posted in Cemetery Sculpture, tagged cincinnati, cleveland, east cleveland, erie street cemetery, first presbyterian church cemetery, forest lawn cemetery, nelaview cemetery, ohio, sculpture, spring grove cemetery on July 9, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
One of my favorite decorative elements on old tombstones are the little rosettes and carvings that appear on the shoulders of the stone.


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PHILADELPHIA—Flyers like Mike Richards and Kimmo Timonen say they need to triple their hits tonight, and that's certainly fine with Patrick Kaleta. The Angola native was all smiles after the Sabres' morning skate today in the Wells Fargo Center when the talk turned to how tough Game Five might become.
"It's part of being a competitor: Hate the person and hate the team you're going against," Kaleta said. "That's also the fun part too. You play the same team over and over again and it's a battle. On the ice, it's all-out war and that's what you have to do."
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The Naples Police Department is investigating a theft after a couple claims that over $30,000 worth of jewelry was stolen from their home.
The couple contacted police on Sunday about the theft.
According to the couple, between November 7 and November 29 they were in the process of moving into their new home on Mornings Park Drive.
After completing the move, they noticed several pieces of jewelry were missing.
While looking for the jewelry, the couple told police they found that $900 was also missing.
The items missing include: a gold necklace valued at $4,200, two ladies bracelets valued at $10,800, two ladies watches valued at $19,000 and the $900 resulting in a total value of $34,900.
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2013 Team Outlook: Dallas Cowboys
QB Tony Romo, DAL - Solid/Safe Pick
Romo threw for a career-high 4,903 yards with 28 touchdown passes last season, his top three pass catchers (including Dez Bryant) are all back - and his fantasy value dipped. What? That's what happens when three stud rookies and Colin Kaepernick entered the fantasy QB top 10 list since the start of last season without replacing one. Fine, Romo also threw 19 interceptions, matching his career worst. He is also currently out after back surgery, though he is expected back for the start of training camp. What does all this mean? In 12-14 team leagues, Romo is a tremendous value and yet another reason for those that like waiting on QBs to do exactly that.
QB Kyle Orton, BUF - Fantasy Handcuff
Based on his relative success as a starter in the league and the Cowboys' weapons offensively, Orton is one of the higher upside backup QBs if he becomes the starter. Twice threw at least 20 touchdown passes in a season, but the last time came in 2010. Orton hasn't played more than five games in a season since. Tony Romo (back) is working his way back, but is expected to be healthy for the start of training camp. Obviously Orton isn't draftable unless Romo's situation changes.
RB DeMarco Murray, DAL - Solid/Safe Pick
DeMarco Murray represents "through the roof" potential in PPR fantasy leagues. The only question is health, which has been an issue following Murray his entire career (not unlike Reggie Bush, who in his early career couldn't shake the stigma of injury prone, however look no further than his last two years of becoming NFL tough). We're projecting Murray on what he can do, and that's all we can really do. There's only a handful of backs that bring his potential workload in a high powered offense to the table. He is a top 5 RB in PPR if he plays 16 games. His potential production in the 3rd round allows you to confidently take a WR in the first two picks if need be.
RB Lance Dunbar, DAL - Fantasy Handcuff
Update (8-13): Less than a month before the start of the regular season and the all-important backup job behind DeMarco Murray remains unsettled. Well, at least officially. Phillip Tanner and rookie Joseph Randle are in the mix, but Dunbar is listed as the No.2 RB on the Cowboys' official depth chart. Considering Murray's injury history, grabbing his backup is necessary, whomever it ends up being.
The Cowboys are making it clear they believe rookie Joseph Randle will be DeMarco Murray's backup. Could be, but that's a lot of faith in a fifth round pick. Of course, the other options are not terribly exciting, though Dunbar reportedly turned up his offseason training a notch or six. The 5-foot-8 back rushed for 75 yards in 21 carries last season. Exactly. DeMarco, please stay healthy.
RB Joseph Randle, DAL - Fantasy Handcuff
For those who follow the gospel of owning the handcuff to your stud running back, DeMarco Murray is a tricky situation. Oh, Murray has crazy potential, but he hasn't proven he can stay healthy. Speaking of not proven, may we present Randle, Dallas' fifth-round pick out of Oklahoma State. The 6-foot, 204-pounder racked up over 1,400 rushing yards last season with 28 receptions - and 14 scores on the ground. That wasn't enough for anyone to invest anything better than a fifth round selection on him. The Cowboys believe Randle can be a fulltime runner should the need arise, which is why he's the favorite for the gig behind Murray. For those that draft Dallas' oft-injured starter and snag Randle as a deep reserve, you had better hope the Cowboys know of what they speak.
RB Phillip Tanner, FA - Not Draft Worthy
With rookie Joseph Randle anointed as the No. 2 running back behind DeMarco Murray, the battle is between Tanner and Lance Dunbar for the third and perhaps final RB job. The 5-foot-10, 208-pounder rushed 25 times for an abysmal 2.4 yards per carry. There appears to be no there there with either of these options, but seeing as Murray is a consistent injury risk, the Dallas backups are always worth monitoring. Just a bummer there isn't much reason to get excited if they're called upon.


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Customers of Connecticut Light and Power Company (CL&P) and The United Illuminating Company (UI) can help Operation Fuel by having an energy-saving home energy assessment done.
Competitive Resources Inc. (CRI) of Wallingford will donate $25 to the non-profit energy assistance program for every CL&P and UI customer who mentions Operation Fuel when they schedule and complete a home energy assessment with CRI. Since the beginning of this year, CRI has donated $875 to Operation Fuel.
Operation Fuel is a private, nonprofit program that provides emergency energy assistance through its statewide network of over 100 fuel banks to lower-income working families, the elderly and disabled individuals who are in financial crisis and not eligible for energy assistance from government-funded programs. This is Connecticut's only year-round emergency energy assistance program.
"Energy assistance isn't just for keeping people warm in the winter. It is equally important to help families in the warmer weather. A home without electricity or heat is unhealthy and not safe any time of the year," explained Operation Fuel's Executive Director Patricia Wrice.
For a co-pay of $75 for customers who heat with electricity or natural gas and $99 for customers who heat with oil, the home energy assessment provides homeowners with an average of $1,000 in services and installed products that will help make their homes more energy efficient and lower their energy bills by an average of $200 annually.
This energy efficiency service is provided as part of the Energize Connecticut initiative and the Connecticut Energy Efficiency Fund's Home Energy Solutions (HES) program, which is administered by CL&P and UI. Competitive Resources of Wallingford, Conn., is an authorized Home Energy Solutions provider for all participating electric, gas, and municipal utilities in Connecticut.
During the home energy assessment, CRI's certified technicians will make energy saving improvements that include identifying and sealing air leaks and drafts, installing improved lighting and water-saving devices, and analyzing appliances and insulation.
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About Energize Connecticut:Energize Connecticut programs help you save money and use clean, affordable energy. The programs are a partnership of the Energy Efficiency Fund, the Clean Energy Finance and Investment Authority, and your local electric and gas utilities and are funded by a charge on customer energy bills. Information on energy efficiency programs can be found at EnergizeCT.com or by calling 1.877.WISE.USE.


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Washington Redskins general manager Bruce Allen appeared on a team-owned local sports station for an interview regarding the recently signed five-year contract extension offered to quarterback Donovan McNabb.
In the interview, Allen declined to offer specifics on the terms of extension, but revealed some other details about the process. As was previously reported, Allen confirmed that the contract process has been ongoing "for some time."
"I think Coach [Mike Shanahan] and myself said that Donovan's going to be here from the beginning, and Donovan has been real clear in his intent of being a Redskin," Allen said. "So I think it just puts [an] exclamation point on it and now we can focus on the Eagles."
"When we made the trade for him, we understood what we were getting in Donovan. We're pleased with the leadership that he brings and we believe he can help us win."
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HCN Since human memories are fallible, how do you know what to trust?
MHR It is striking how well the oral history accounts match with the meteorological data that we have. For instance, there was a record snowstorm in December 1966. And a lot of people remember that, but aren't sure if it was in 1966 or 1967, but they knew it was that particular winter. That's pretty close!
Also, we have safety in numbers -- we've done about a hundred interviews. We look for people that have lived their entire lives on the reservation, living a traditional lifestyle. And we seek out people who are more knowledgeable about plants. The medicine men in particular, because they keep track of what plants and animals are around so they can use them in ceremonies.
Also, interviews from people in specific areas are very consistent. And we're seeing that people who live in the drier low-lands are seeing a different timing of changes than people who are living higher, among the buttes, ponderosa, pinyon and juniper trees. We're trying to understand that difference more clearly.
HCN How will this information help the Navajo?
MHR It takes the information that the elders have to offer and provides it to the community in a clear format, so they can discuss how they want to plan their land use. It really raises people's awareness.
HCN Are the Navajo going to be able to survive the next two centuries of climate change?
MHR That's the real concern. I think they -- along with a lot of native people and society in general -- are going to have to decide what is important to them and what their identity is. There are going to be cultural changes, there is no way for that not to occur. A lot of people have already moved away from having livestock. There is just no water for them; there is no feed. And to haul hay to the reservation all the time is really expensive. You're often making a poor living or losing money in the deal. People have some livestock now, just not very many, and mostly for ceremonial purposes.
HCN You've spoken with indigenous people all over the world about changes they've seen in their local environments.What are some of the similarities that you hear in those conversations?
MHR It's interesting because a lot of them say that they can't predict the weather anymore. Things have changed so much that their traditional calendars don't work. From people in the Amazon, in Africa, in Asia, that's a worldwide unified statement.
Often they blame themselves for the changes, because they're not following their traditions anymore. They blame themselves for becoming Westernized, driving cars, having wage jobs and not taking care of the land and having the same ceremonies like they used to. Most of the traditional religions have a tone of stewardship, a tone that Western society doesn't have. They think that because they're not taking care of the land that's why this is happening. In a way, you know, that's true (thinking abstractly) but it's really kind of tragic that they're blaming themselves for these changes.
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If you haven't thought about Spinning before, perhaps you should. More important than the tabulated sweat factor are the cardio benefits Spinning brings to a yogi's regimen. "I have greater awareness about the capabilities of my body," says Daniel. "Plus, I'm stronger, have more energy, and just feel good." Most Spinning classes last 45 minutes, but because of the workout's intensity, cyclists get their heart rates soaring within minutes; a 130-pound woman can burn about 500 calories during that time.
At first glance, yoga and Spinning appear to go together like Oprah and Howard Stern, but they actually complement each other. "They're a perfect yin and yang," says McGee. "They both allow you to go inside of yourself in an interesting way." They're also the ultimate balanced workout in that muscles get strengthened and stretched, your mind goes on a calming inner journey, and your heart gets a fierce pumping.
Physically, many of the tenets of indoor cycling mirror those of yoga. Staying centered and grounded is paramount, whether you're on the bike or the mat. Just as most asanasfrom Trikonasana (Triangle Pose) to Sirsasana (Headstand)require energy and movement radiating from your core, Spinning at high revolutions with little resistance requires a solid sense of balance, beginning from your lower back and abs. (Throughout our workout, Daniel reminded us to lift up from the abdominals and to keep them engaged for maximum support.)
Similarly, both require a solid sense of body position and knowledge: For the most efficient cycling, you need to know how to engageand feeleach muscle in your leg, just as you need to know how to "spiral" out your thighs in Adho Mukha Svanasana (Downward-Facing Dog). The energy level in both classes is similar too in that they begin low and then build to an outburst.
Perhaps the most important physical trait Spinning and yoga share is the use of the breath. Sunny Davis, a North Carolina-based instructor who holds Yoga Spinning clinics for instructors around the country, realizes that Western athletes may not be as accepting of nontangible concepts like "proper breathing eases effort," so she has her students wear heart rate monitors while Spinning. She introduces them to the power of pPranayama through a simple exercise of counting how many cycles of breath (inhalation and exhalation) they observe per minute. Not surprisingly, when they breathe correctly their heart rates go down despite the fact that the workload may go up.
"Somebody came up to me after a class and told me she took the class knowing she was going to hate it," Davis says, "but then she saw the numbers on her monitor go down and realized what a powerful tool correct breathing could be. That drove it home for her."
The personal focus inherent in concentrating on the breath is representative of the inward attention required by both practices. When you practice yoga in a class, the teacher suggests a pose and you listen to your tight muscles, aching joints, and flexible tendons to realize how far you'll be able to take it. In Spinning, the instructor tells you where you're going and how hard to go, but the image you see is ultimately drawn from within and you work at a comfortable pace for your body.
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC (WECT) – After working a long night
on Thursday, election officials released the official results for New Hanover County.
The votes were canvassed in New
Hanover County on Friday making the votes official.
"Canvass day is
considered the certification," said Marvin McFadyen, who is the board of
elections director. "It is expected to see numbers vary between election night
and canvass because of the additional avenues of the voting process that still
is in effect."
One of the most anticipated results
was the 7th Congressional district seat in Washington. Incumbent Mike McIntyre
held on to his win in New Hanover County. McIntyre ran against Republican
challenger David Rouzer.
The two came very close to each other
on election night. On Friday, the New Hanover County Board of Elections
announced that McIntyre had a total of 40,097. Rouzer received a total of
38,577 votes.
Eleven other counties also have to canvass
that race so there is still no official word of a winner.
As for the New Hanover County Board of
Commissioners, incumbent Jonathan Barfield and Derrick Hickey also came in very
close to each other.
Friday's results showed Barfield maintained
his lead. As a result, Hickey will not be able to ask for a recount.
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A UKIP activist and former Blackburn parliamentary election candidate was taken to hospital after an alleged attack by another man.
Bobby Anwar, 33, who stood against Jack Straw in 2010, suffered cuts to his face during the alleged incident in Accrington on Saturday.
A 38-year-old man has been arrested and bailed, police said.A spokesman for Lancashire Police said: "We can confirm that we are investigating after a 33-year-old man was assaulted on Hope Street in Accrington at around 5pm on Saturday.
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By Joe Mahoney
Cooperstown Crier
---- — As the rough parameters of Otsego County's 2013 budget take shape, it appears that about 10 county jobs will be eliminated and some public services will be reduced, county Treasurer Dan Crowell said Tuesday.
Crowell said he still seeks to carve about another $200,000 in spending from the draft spending blueprint. A final budget for the coming fiscal year is expected to be adopted by the county Board of Representatives by early December.
The treasurer said he expects total expenditures in that plan will come to about $125 million, up from about $117.4 million in the current budget.
Because about 20 county jobs have been slashed in recent years because of the national economic downturn, Crowell said, it has becoming increasingly difficult to identify cost savings without scaling back on services provided by the county.
"At this point, when a position is being cut, there is going to be a reduction in service," he said.
Crowell said several of the job reductions will come through attrition — by leaving vacant openings created through retirements.
The Board of Representatives, he said, has reached consensus on eliminating one Office on Aging worker involved in dispensing information to senior citizens regarding federal government services.
It also appears that the board will retreat from an initial push to cut two road patrol jobs from the Sheriff's Department after Sheriff Richard Devlin Jr. assembled an array of statistics showing that crime reports, jail admissions and drug investigations have all risen markedly in recent years, Crowell said.
The tentative budget plan calls for an increase in the county subsidy to the 174-bed Otsego Manor nursing home to $5.5 million. Currently, the county spends about $3.3 million to keep the nursing home running. County lawmakers seek to line up a private operator to run the home, a process expected to take at least a year to complete.
John Imperato Sr., president of the local unit of the Civil Service Employees Association, said while he has not reviewed the draft budget plan, he has strong concerns about the apparent readiness to cut jobs, including the staffer at the Office for Aging.
"The county is down to the bone" when it comes to staffing, he said. "I feel bad for the department heads."
Imperato said an unwillingness by county lawmakers to consider even a modest tax increase will likely contribute to additional deterioration of the county's infrastructure, such as roads. He added that it would behoove the county to put contingency plans in place to fund needed capital projects that could stimulate the region's economy.
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At the same time, Imperato, who works in the 911 emergency services call center, said he was pleased that the board is apparently not going to cut jobs at the Sheriff's Department. He suggested that do so would have jeopardized public safety at a time when public demand for law enforcement services is growing.
One lingering issue facing county lawmakers is whether to extend the staff cuts to the office of county Clerk Kathy Sinnott-Gardner. She has indicated that any job cuts would be highly detrimental to the office and hurt its ability to produce revenue for the county. The clerk's office, which has had jobs taken in previous budgets, operates the Department of Motor Vehicles offices in Oneonta and Cooperstown.


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Cocktails for Father's Day/
I've been invited back on AM Northwest to mix up some "drinks for a real man". Many fathers from earlier generations aren't looking for drinks whose ingredients include squash blossom cordials or seaweed tinctures. For many father's a well made Old-Fashioned is a reminder of a simpler time, so today we'll stick to the classics.
Old Fashioned
2 oz. bourbon (or rye) whiskey
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Add bitters, simple syrup and orange peel to the glass. Gentlly muddle to release the orange oils. Add whiskey and stir, before adding the ice cubes and stirring for 15-30 seconds.
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.75 oz Cardamaro
2 Dash Bitters (Amargo Chuncho)
Add all ingredients to cocktail mixing glass filled with ice. Stir for 45-60 seconds. Strain into old-fashioned glass over large ice-cube.
For something a bit simpler after Dad's fathers day meal, nothing beats sipping on a nice amaro. While popular in much of Europe, it hasn't been until recently that many of their best amari have made it stateside. Get a few bottles and give dad a hand and drink them together. A few of my favorites include:
Amaro Nonino, Amaro Ciociaro, Cardamaro, Nardini Amaro, Ramazzotti
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NEW ORLEANS – Outside City Hall Wednesday night, a few dozen people lit candles and joined in song.
"We will live in peace someday," their voices rang out.
And that's the goal of each person who gathered who attended the candlelight vigil honoring the victims of the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut. Each candle they lit, they say, represents the possibility of a safer tomorrow.
"I thought it was really important to stand together with those candles and bring warmth to a very cold night and some hope to the future," said Rachel Sandler, a Tulane University medical resident.
Thursday's vigil also served as an outlet to talk about violence in our own community.
Doctors for Gun Control, a local group formed after the Sandy Hook shootings, spearheaded the event.
"Our role as physicians, clearly our job is to treat. And we treat all sorts of varied pathologies, but one of the biggest epidemics hitting our own city is chronic violence," said Dr. Pritesh Gandhi, pediatrics and internal medicine resident at Tulane University and founder of Doctors for Gun Control.
Gandhi believes doctors should leave the boundaries of their clinics and not just treat, but heal.
"We see patients at their most vulnerable. We see them at a time when there's a huge chance for intervention," said Gandhi. "We know their family. They come in with their auntie, they come in with their ma, and to not capitalize on that connection I think is a disservice to the community."
There was a call during the event for more mental health resources in New Orleans and stricter gun laws aimed at keeping assault rifles off the streets.
Organizers read the names of each shooting victim in New Orleans in the month of December. They hope to continue the dialogue about preventing violence in the community.
"It's epidemic here and we all know it, and if we stop talking, if we stop doing our things if we lapse into hopelessness, which is a spiritual disease as much as it is a cultural disease, then we've lost the battle, and this is a winnable battle," said Father Bill Terry, St. Anna's Episcopal Church.


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KCEN -- A military judge has denied the defense strategy of the accused Fort Hood shooter.
The judge presiding over the case of Nidal Hasan, Col. Tara Osborn, ruled on Friday that no one on Fort Hood posed an immediate or imminent threat in Afghanistan.
Hasan claims he was protecting the Taliban when he allegedly opened fire on post back in November of 2009 and wanted to use the defense of others strategy at trial. As the judge gave her ruling, Hasan interrupted her saying he rejecting her decision and wanted that on the record.
During Friday's court proceedings, Judge Osborn also excused two of Hasan's paralegals, but they will not be officially dismissed until replacements are found.
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I don't have good cell reception in my house and I'd to have my Google Voice number forward to my phone on Wi-Fi when I'm home. Can I just use Google Voice or do I need a third-party app to do the connection?
You need a third-party app to recieve Wi-Fi calls.
Two popular apps are GrooVeIP (paid & free) and Talkatone (paid). You could also set up Sipdroid (free), which will set up the SIP forwarding using pbxes.com. Or you could use a number of other SIP apps and set up forwarding yourself, but that gets a bit convoluted.
Yes, you can.
But the only GV function on Wi-Fi alone without some SIP server help will be texting and getting voicemail just like you can also get email over Wi-Fi.
I tried what you're doing last year just to get it to work. Using a free pbx service over the internet and GV, I was able to make calls over Wi-Fi. You need a SIP server or some VOIP server to 'find' your number over IP communication.
You could use Skype to do that also.


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I've grown tired of working out at home and figured it was time to go down to the local gym and get a free trial. The first observation I had when I walked in was "damn Im small". I think everyone in there had a better physique than me. Anyway, I found a vacant bench and started my workout and was shocked to discover I can lift about 20lbs more with an Olympic set. My weight set at home is like this crappy junior bench with a standard sized barbell that weighs like 10lbs. I struggled to get 195x5 at home my last workout but I managed 215x5 on this bench.
It was funny to see all the stereo-types of the typical gym. I saw a guy with an upperbody like BCC that had chicken legs. A bunch of guys doing set after set of shoulder excercises in the time it took me to do a full upper body workout. The squat rack was only used once by this guy doing shrugs and the only leg excercise of any kind I witnessed was 2 people doing calf raises.
Overall it was a fun experience. The equipment was top notch and an empty squat rack is never a bad thing. I think I will get a membership tomorrow.
It takes a lot of dedication to work out at home.
I bought a power rack/ bench/ pull dow stack last Sept. I felt I wasn't pushing myself as I was in the gym.
I went ahead and joined a gym. I can always use the weights at home on the days that I can't make it to the gym.
If the bar aint bending your just pretending!!!!
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If I had my own house I'd love to workout at home. I've gotten to the point now that I feel extremely guilty when I don't work out. I'll ride 45 minutes on my bike just to work out.
It's fun to workout at a gym though. There are some funny people there and I always cracka smile at least once.
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Deadlift: PR 1@440, Goal 1@450
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Welcome to the real world. If you can work out at home, that's great. Most people wind up buying excercise equipment, only to have it become a very expensive coat-rack.
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buy a chin up bar, sell the arm curl bar---Roddy
I would work out at home... if I had a big weight room & all the benches, squat racks, and free weights I needed. I dont *quite* have money for all that, so Ill stick to the gym
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Hey now, don't be hatin' on the shoulder jockeys man.
Cool, grats man.Originally Posted by -sin-
And yeah, more than half of the funny s*** you hear about on here (chickenleg phenomenon, ab-work on flatbench, etc.) Its ALL TRUE.
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A longtime Minnesota lawyer who admittedly had an affair with a matrimonial client and billed her for meeting time spent having sex has lost his law license for an indefinite period.
Thomas P. Lowe, 58, will have to wait at least 15 months to apply for reinstatement of his suspended license, reports the Pioneer Press. The Daily Mail also has a story.
The state supreme court said in a brief order (PDF) dated Jan. 10 and made public Wednesday that Lowe had admitted to the allegations of the disciplinary petition.
The woman was considered a "vulnerable client" because of a history of prior abuse and mental health treatment. She reportedly attempted suicide after Lowe ended the affair.
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Opening the season with a 4-0 mark despite having arguably the worst offensive line in football and without a legitimate quarterback was a testament to how well Ken Whisenhunt and Ray Horton were scheming the talent they have. Even though they did not have the personnel to match up with the likes of Seattle, New England, Philadelphia or Miami, they still started October tied with the Falcons and Texans for the NFL's best record.
Since RB Beanie Wells went down in Week Three and RB Ryan Williams in Week Five, the running game has fallen apart, with LaRod Stephens-Howling lacking the power to wear down defenses the way Whisenhunt's run game is designed to function. Levi Brown and Jeremy Bridges were one of the worst starting tackle tandems in the league, and their replacements, vagabond OLT D'Anthony Batiste and wide-eyed rookie ORT Bobbie Massie, have been heavily exposed, a big reason why the Cardinals lead the league in sacks allowed (41) at the NFL's midway mark.
Since the Thursday-night contest against the Rams, when the Cardinals allowed nine sacks, no team in the NFC has fallen harder, as the Cardinals have dropped five consecutive games with a defense not able to overcome the team's anemic running game. Against Green Bay, the edges were fairly well protected. It was their best blocker, ex-Packers OLG Daryn Colledge, who gave up the only two sacks, getting beat twice in the first half by the quickness of Mike Neal and Mike Daniels.
The Packers, like most opponents, struggled to keep Larry Fitzgerald in check even with heavy double coverage, and Andre Roberts and Michael Floyd were able to pick up some of the slack with Early Doucet's drops (two in the first half) remaining an ongoing issue. If Floyd can continue to emerge in the second half of the season, it offers a sign of hope for a grounded offense.
The Cardinals' defense was vulnerable against Aaron Rodgers, the quickest triggering quarterback in the league, who was set up by fine offensive play-calling that exploited the Cardinals' overaggressive nature. The encouraging sign for the Cardinals, despite having the undefeated Falcons up next on the schedule, is that they have an extra week to rest and get healthy, and the defense, anchored by missile LB Daryl Washington and stout DLE Calais Campbell, who ranks a very close second to J.J. Watt as an impact five-technique, remains capable of competing with the best offenses in the league.
Despite having to travel to the Eastern time zone at Atlanta in Week 11, the Cardinals remain a contender and are well-positioned to play a spoiler role and put the first blemish on the Falcons' season.
• Coordinator Rob Ryan has done an excellent job coordinating the Cowboys' defense, especially scheming around the absences of OLB Anthony Spencer, NT Jay Ratliff and ILB Sean Lee. If he didn't have to bail out the offense so much, the Cowboys might have the NFL's top-ranked "D."
• For as much criticism as Jason Garrett receives, few coaches would be able to run a precise offense with undisciplined, simpleton receivers such as Dez Bryant, Kevin Ogletree and Miles Austin. Moving OT Tyron Smith from the right to the left side has required patience, as he is not playing as well as he did a year ago while acclimating to the adjustment, a long-term change the Cowboys have to hope will correct itself unlike fellow OT Winston Justice, who was never able to adapt to playing on the left side in Philadelphia after a career spent on the right side at USC.
• Sources in the NFL league office have been saying for months that commissioner Roger Goodell has been pressuring Tom Benson to clear out the Saints' leadership team and reshape the image of the franchise following the "Bountygate" scandal. If Goodell has his way, it could be a welcome change for Sean Payton to land in Dallas, following the path of his most influential coaching mentor Bill Parcells and moving closer to his family, who resettled in the area a few years ago. Though the Saints will not want to lose the only coach who brought them a Super Bowl, Payton's strong relationship with Jerry Jones and a very appealing situation in Dallas, with one of the best defenses in the league already in place, could make it very difficult for Payton to turn down Dallas. Payton, it should be noted, is also an Eastern Illinois graduate, like Tony Romo, and has a strong relationship with the quarterback from giving him his only shot in the league. The lure of bringing Payton to Dallas could be too much for Jerry Jones to resist moving on from Jason Garrett after the season.
• For a declining, old cornerback who Bears coaches have believed to be fading for years, Charles Tillman has been exceptional at forcing fumbles, forcing four against Tennessee by treating ballcarriers like heavy bags. No cornerback is more adept at stripping the ball or making momentum-changing, big plays. Special teams, starting with Sherrick McManis' TD-creating punt block to a near punt return by Devin Hester flipped the game for the Bears — along with Brian Urlacher's interception return for a TD — creating an insurmountable lead in the first quarter. The Bears' talent base might be declining rapidly on defense with too many defenders who are 30-plus years old, but Lovie Smith has assembled the best supporting cast of coordinators he has had since he arrived and they are working well together to stack wins. How the Bears do the next two weeks against the NFL's elite (Houston and San Francisco) will reveal their playoff prospects. Expect both teams' talented 3-4 fronts to mirror what Packers defensive coordinator Dom Capers did to Jay Cutler in Week Two and exploit the Bears' greatest weakness — its marginal offensive tackles and Cutler's tendency to be frustrated by it.
• Reestablishing the running game early against the Redskins was critical to the Panthers' 21-13 victory, even if it were much less potent without injured C Ryan Kalil, as Redskins wave NT Chris Baker showed when he jolted Kalil's replacement, Geoff Hangartner, off the ground with his violent punch, helping control the line of scrimmage. The turning point in the game came late in the second quarter when on three successive tries inside the Panthers' five-yard line, the Redskins could not punch it in for the lead. The Panthers swarmed the edges and shut down an Alfred Morris sweep, Brandon Banks bubble screen and Robert Griffin sweep on fourth down that never had a chance with the Panthers' defense overstacked to its left. Instead of leading 10-7, the Redskins allowed Carolina to march down the field and take a 14-3 lead entering the half.
• Quickly joining Andre Johnson, Larry Fitzgerald and Calvin Johnson among the most physcially gifted receivers in the game this season has been Broncos third-year pro Demaryius Thomas, who is becoming a star under the guidance of Peyton Manning. Thomas is so gifted that he often has been able to create separation down the field, where Manning recognizes it but realizes he cannot get him the ball in time, and is forced to check down. Though Josh McDaniels was widely criticized for making the pick at the time along with Tim Tebow in the first round, Thomas is proving well worthy of the pick. Also emerging as big-time playmakers this season are Vikings WR Percy Harvin, undoubtedly driven by a contract year, and Packers WR Randall Cobb, who gouged the Cardinals as a punt returner, kickoff returner, speed-toss back and slot receiver, where he scorched William Gay on a go route for a TD. Both however, must do better to protect the ball, with Harvin being stripped deep in his own territory that quickly led to the Seahawks' first score, and Cobb, after letting Gay come away with the ball as they came to the ground following a reception, also failing in the ball-security area.
• It has been a rough year for linebackers. From season-ending injuries suffered by Brian Cushing, Ray Lewis and Sean Lee and to the pulled hamstring suffered by Clay Matthews in Week Nine, many of the game's top linebackers have been shelved this season, and that's not including those who started the year injured, such as Terrell Suggs, Brian Urlacher and James Harrison.
• Coinciding with the Vikings' plight has been the average performance of second-year QB Christian Ponder, who continues to hold on to the ball too long and take needless sacks the Vikings cannot afford. Losses in three of their last four games can be chalked up heavily to his inability to play the kind of mistake-free football he was playing early in the season and that the Vikings need at the position to win. He does not need to win games by himself with playmakers such as Adrian Peterson and Percy Harvin available, he simply cannot lose games by turning over the ball.
• Good covermen can make the job of pass rushers much easier, offering the opportunity to create coverage sacks. In Buffalo, where Mario Williams has come under heavy scrutiny given the size of his NFL-record contract, the Bills' cornerbacks have been among the worst in the league this season despite being littered with many early draft picks, and have not helped the cause of Buffalo's high-priced D-line additions.
• The class of the NFL was represented in New York when the Steelers visited the Giants. Responsible for winning four of the last seven Super Bowls, the two teams understand the blueprint to success, possessing stable ownership and sound quarterbacking to contend for championships every season.


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