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UFC Fight Night: Condit vs. Kampmann 2 was a bit uneven with it's broadcast schedule. The first three fights were over in the first hour, leaving a full hour to for the remaining prelim fight.
Brandon Thatch announced publicly what many media members had been whispering, that he may be the next big prospect in the welterweight division. He came on strong at range and when Edwards changed levels to take the fight to the ground cracked him with a brutal high kick. From there he locked Edwards into the clinch and used his massive size and technical Muay Thai game to brutalize the smaller fighter.
UFC Fight Night 27 results: Brandon Thatch def. Justin Edwards via TKO (Knees and Punches) at 1:23 of Round 1.
Dylan Andrews put a stamp on the Fox Sports 2 card with a massive comeback performance against Abedi. Abedi looked fantastic in his return to middleweight with slick striking, great clinch work and solid top control. He did however have trouble letting Andrews up off his back and, combined with his long standing problems with running out of gas late in fights, it came back to cost him. Andrews came into the third after two rounds of being effectively stifled in all areas of the fight. Abedi didn't have the energy to continue with his early dominance and when he and Andrews locked up Andrews hit him with a series of hard uppercuts that dropped Abedi to the canvas. From there Andrews swarmed and dribbled Abedi's head off the mat for a deserved TKO stoppage.
UFC Fight Night 27 results: Dylan Andrews def. Papy Abedi via TKO (Punches) at 1:32 of Round 3.


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• To Delphi Middle School computer technician Drew Sandora for coming up with a plan to help families cover the repair bill if their middle-schooler breaks a school-issued laptop. Sandora, who handles the billing for the school corporation's technology repairs, said he'd been to court about a dozen times over the last year seeking to recover repair costs, but he said he'd rather let students "work off" the repair bills, and he's now asking for community donations to a fund to cover repairs for students who volunteer at local not-for-profit organizations. "First and foremost, I think it teaches the kids responsibility," he said. The program would also provide extra help to cash-strapped community organizations and might build the character of the kids who volunteer, too.
• To the 103 students who performed music from around the world during last weekend's inaugural Monster Concert at McHale Performing Arts Center. The auditorium was packed for the free piano ensemble concert sponsored by the North Central Indiana Music Teachers Association. Nancy Spahr, a piano teacher in Peru and president of the association, said the group had been working out details of the production for a year. The ages of students playing ranged from kindergarten up to adults, Spahr said. The concert involved music teachers from Peru, Logansport, Lafayette and Kokomo.
• To Logansport leaders for putting together a proposed streetscape project along a six-blook section of Sixth Street downtown. Paul Hartman, Logansport Municipal Utilities superintendent, outlined plans for the project at a recent meeting of the Logansport Redevelopment Commission. The project would include decorative brick, lighting, sidewalks and curbs. The project would be carried out over three to five years at a total cost of about $400,000. Funding would come tax-increment financing dollars generated by property taxes paid on improvements downtown. The commission will consider the project at its December meeting.
• To the Cass County Clerk's Office for setting up a recent mock election for more than 30 students in the Logansport Homeschool Cooperative. The children, carrying laminated ID cards with their picture and their first name, lined up to register to vote during a recent field trip to the Cass County Government Building. The youngsters filled out voter registration forms, received voting PIN numbers from a pollworker and voted on the county's electronic voting machines. But rather than cast their choices for various elected offices, the students voted for classmates in categories such as prettiest eyes, fastest eater and most organized. The students visited with Cass County Clerk Beth Liming for about two hours on Wednesday to see the voting process first-hand. Liming said it was time well spent. "It's a learning experience for me, too," she said. "It's been fun to help the younger generation walk away with something."
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Basketball gets a non-conference win on the road
January 10, 2010
Winston-Salem, NC-The Salem College basketball team got back in the win column by defeating Piedmont Baptist College on the road, 81-61. Sarah Smith (Hays, NC) led the Spirits with 23 points and 9 rebounds. Michala Michaux came two assists and two points away from a triple-double with 8 points, 8 assists, and 13 rebounds. Salem improves to 4-5 with the win.
Kelsey Rector (State Road, NC) had a strong shooting night (6 for 9) from the field and scored 17 points. Rector also played well on the defensive end of the court with 3 steals. Shamaz Denerson (Atlanta, GA) scored 11 points, and Racheal Salmons (Yadkinville, NC) added 10 points for the Spirits.
Laura Denson led Piedmont Baptist with 22 points. Salem returns to action on January 13th when they host Meredith in a non-conference game.


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Mack Cheney, MD, Director
Dr. Mack Cheney is the Director of the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Office of Global Surgery and Health, Professor of Otology and Laryngology at Harvard Medical School, and the first incumbent Kletjian Chair of Global Surgery at Mass. Eye and Ear. Dr. Cheney has a long history of surgical innovation, teaching, and commitment to serving those in need. Specializing in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, Dr. Cheney pioneered the use of the temporoparietal fascial flap, developed a new algorithm for the complete management of the paralyzed face, and has published extensively on free flap reconstruction, peripheral facial nerve regeneration, and the management of auricular defects. Utilizing a multidisciplinary approach to solve patients' complex otolaryngologic problems, he guided the establishment of both the facial nerve clinic and the free flap clinic at Mass. Eye and Ear. As an educator, Dr. Cheney has shepherded over a dozen fellows, inspiring most to careers in academic otolaryngology, in addition to teaching, lecturing, and authoring a comprehensive text book on facial surgery.
In 1999, Dr. Cheney first began accompanying international cleft lip and palate missions and incorporated the program into the residency program at Mass. Eye and Ear. Participating as a surgeon, organizer, and teacher, Dr. Cheney initiated a microtia program, which now carries out annual trips to Ecuador, Peru, Guatemala, and Vietnam, performing hundreds of surgeries over several years to create ears for those born without them. His experiences in the field and as an educator have led to him to his current role: guiding the development of academic surgical programs in underserved countries to encourage local growth and leadership.
Wendy Williams, JD, Associate Director
In January 2013, Wendy Williams came to Mass. Eye and Ear to aid Dr. Cheney in establishing the Office of Global Surgery and Health. With a background in international law and human rights, Ms. Williams has worked to help develop the OGSPH' mission and approach to global health activity. Ms. Williams received her JD from University of Virginia School of Law and attended Vanderbilt University, where she graduated summa cum laude with degrees in physics and fine art.


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Important: The Left's National Vote Fraud Strategy Exposed
Original post made by Concerned American on May 11, 2012
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This strategy to defraud the American election process has been under development for decades. The Democrat Party has constructed an entire industry devoted to this task and pursue a multifaceted strategy to accomplish it:
1. ACORN will swamp election officials with overwhelming numbers of registrations at the last possible minute, a huge proportion of which are deliberately fraudulent, in order to create systematic chaos. This accomplishes numerous goals:
- Makes verification of registrations difficult, given the small size and limited budgets of state and local election offices.
- Provides multiple opportunities for vote fraud.
- Throws the entire voting process into question, providing pretext for lawsuits where concessions may be obtained from election officials.
- When election officials challenge registrations, they are accused of "voter suppression." This in turn serves complementary goals:
- Charge of "voter suppression" reinforces the Left's narrative about America as an oppressive, "racist" country.
- Publicity and lawsuits intimidate election officials, who settle on terms favorable to the Left.
2. Activists sue state authorities for "voter suppression," creating further chaos and pressuring them to become de facto taxpayer-funded voter registration operations;
3. Eric Holder's Justice Department tacitly supports voter intimidation tactics, sues states and backs private lawsuits, and resists reform as "voter suppression."
4. Leftist echo chamber discredits allegations of vote fraud, supports "suppression" theme, and promotes advantageous legislation.
The ultimate goal is a systematized, taxpayer-funded voting machinery that will guarantee maximum participation from the Left's voting demographic while undermining the ability to manage elections and prevent fraud.
What Is To Be Done?
The 2012 election may be the most important election in American history. American citizens acting in the best interest of our country must be the bulwark against fraud. There are many things people can do, suitable to their time and resource constraints. Here is a list of options:
- Volunteer with True the Vote (www.truethevote.org) and join your state's affiliate. True the Vote is conducting training all over the country. Find your state affiliate.
- Bookmark Protect Your Vote! (www.protectyourvote.us). This website provides state-by-state information about voting laws, vote fraud risk, and updated information about voter ID efforts.
- Judicial Watch has done more than any other organization to expose the activities of this corrupt administration and Justice Department under Eric Holder. Sign up for email alerts at www (dot) judicialwatch (dot) org.
- Read, print and distribute the Patriot's Handbook. This free resource contains a wealth of information on how people can participate at any level.
The National Voter Registration Act was crafted specifically to bring calculated chaos to our elections, open the door to vote fraud and force states to become de facto voter registration drives heavily favorable to one political party. Similarly, Attorney General Eric Holder and his allies have abused the Voting Rights Act, turning preclearance into a political weapon to sabotage voter integrity efforts. The results are a voting system vulnerable to systemic fraud.
Our most fundamental right as Americans, to determine the size, scope and indeed the very nature of our nation, is being threatened. This must not stand.
on May 11, 2012 at 7:43 am
Is this site the Internet version of FIX News!
on May 11, 2012 at 7:58 am
Janna is a registered user.
This is laughable coming from the right. You guys are the kings of voter suppression and fraud.
So what so the righties do? Project and lie, lie, lie.
We all know why you had to bring ACORN down. Wouldn't want anyone signing up any more Democratic-voting minorities.
on May 11, 2012 at 8:37 am
Nevermind the fact that ACORN was obviously a fraudulent organization from it's inception....deflect, deflect, deflect. Keep those dead voters voting dem.....multiple times.....
and make sure to fight those efforts to make voters clearly identify themselves......ID=bad. dem minorities, felons, dead voters, multiple votes for the same person=good.
Welcome to the dems version of the US as a 3rd world dictatorship.


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According to information from the Romney campaign, all attendees will go through "airport-like security" and should bring as few personal items as possible.
No bags, sharp objects, umbrellas, liquids or signs will be allowed in the venue, however, cameras are permitted.
Shady Brook Farm is at located 931 Stony Hill Road, Yardley. (Use Morrisville in your GPS.)


text: Friends of the Penn Lake Library Adult Book Club Meets the second Thursday of the month at 1 pm (except January and September 2014) in the Penn Lake Library Meeting Room, 8800 Penn Ave S in Bloomington. Addie Mattson is the main contact (952-885-8453). New members welcome anytime! Sponsored by the Friends of the Penn Lake Library. 2014 Schedule ***Sept 18: The Kitchen House by Kathleen Grissom October 9: Safe from the Sea by Peter Geye November 13: The Sound of Things Falling by Juan Gabriel Vasquez December 11: Child of My Heart by Alice McDermott


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Lou DiBella on who'll really take the fight vs Martinez, Once again, it's the 'Coward's' name mentioned, where
Lou DiBella on who'll really take the fight vs Martinez, Once again, it's the 'Coward's' name mentioned, where
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I fail to realize how someone with half-a-brain could consider this fighter the best. As far as I'm concerned, from where I sit, and according to many; to be the best, you have to beat the best. Ric Flair always said; 'To be the man, you have to beat the man'. Lou DiBella, my hometown promoter, has stated that he thinks that Floyd Mayweather would be the one to take the fight. Manny Pacquiao has one million excuses yet again. He fought Margarito, who's the same size as Martinez, but Martinez is just too big for Pacquiao. The reason has nothing to do with size. It has everything to do with the ability. We all know that Margarito is flat footed, slow, and has been brutally knocked out in the past (just like Miguel Cotto). Sergio Martinez, on the other hand, is a fighter that just KO'd an undefeated fighter. People may say that Dzinzurik was a smaller man moving up, but so was Martinez when he won Ring Magazine (Lineal) Championship from Pavlik. It's not about the size of the fighter, it's about the size of the fignt inside of the fighter. If he's not going to take no for an answer, then he will fight hard for the victory. We'll see what happens against Barker when they meet. Pacquiao needs to do something drastic to re-assert himself back in the equation. Beating Marquez will mean nothing. If Mayweather and Pacquiao finish their careers without fighting, we will have nothing to compare but their jackets. Mayweather's list of fighters heading down the stretch would trump Pacquiao's. Especially if he goes undefeated, while beating the winners of today's big fights (not the fights from 2 years prior). We will see what happens in the ring in the future. People talk, the media talks, and the fighters talk. At some point you have to get in there and prove it. Mayweather's been proving it, and he'll prove it once again on Sept. 17th. Pacquiao's proved nothing to me. Marquez will still be able to use his technical ability to further expose the flaws Mosley exposed in Pac's game. I'm confident that Floyd Mayweather will remain undefeated going down the stretch. Fighters are so concerned by his speed. I wanna see Manny step up. If he beats Marquez easily, he has to step up to the plate. If he fights anyone other than Mayweather in May of 2012, I will not let any of the 'talkers' live it down. Our guy's (USA) ready to fight. Tell Team Pacquiao that we'll be waiting for him on the other side. Don't flake out.
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wow. now dibella's resorted to begging. very unflattering. he should really just focus on optimizing sergio's situation. he's riding a great wave and he can create his own huge paydays by becoming a draw in the sport. he has the skills. i can't understand why this guy is fighting on the east coast when it is clear that he has a serious base here in socal. martinez is the kind of fighter that can fill staples with the right opponent.
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In a pot, heat olive oil over medium heat. Add onion, garlic, and celery; cook, stirring, until tender, 6 to 8 minutes.
Increase heat to high and add tomatoes; cook for 1 minute. Add lentils, turnip, and 6 cups water.
Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer until lentils are tender, 20 to 25 minutes. Stir in parsley and vinegar. Season with salt and pepper.
I love soup and I love this soup!
I wasn't so sure about adding the vinegar but this is just the thing that adds the depth that the batch would have been missing otherwise.
This makes a lot of soup, especially for the "small" portion advised on the website for this cleanse so I made the whole thing and froze the rest in small portion. Now, when I'll feel lazy on Sunday evenings, I just have to take a portion out of the freezer and done I am!
This soup is so simple, clean and delicious. I made it for the first time today and shared it with 2 co-workers. They both loved it so I shared the recipe. I didn't have turnips on hand and it was simply divine anyway. I did try the soup first without the vinegar and felt something was missing. But once I added it in, the flavor completely blossomed. This is a new favorite!
I use a chopped carrot in place of the turnip. Normally my husband asks where the meat is in any suspiciously healthy-looking dish, but he devoured this soup and even declared that if he'd ordered this in a restaurant he would be impressed. I've made it many times in the past two years. So simple to make, and with ingredients that are usually on hand. Success! *I add a pinch of this or that for seasoning, but don't remember what exactly.
It was awesome! I added some sriracha chilli sauce and some curry powder and that made it way better but it was good without it too. Could use more liquid action, so maybe add a bit more water or maybe a couple cups of veg. broth.
I didn't have turnip, so left that out. I added [filtered word]ake mushrooms which I sauted with the onions and celery. I added 2 cans chichen broth for 4 cups of the water. It was delicious! This one will be a staple.
Excellent! I wasn't doing the cleanse so replaced one cup of water for white wine and added a bay leaf. Fantastic!
Delicious!! I added extra vinegar which gave it great flavor. Also threw in a couple of bay leaves.
Made this today & it's soo good! I was nervous after reading the bland review, but I added a dash of cayenne and it was plenty flavorful. And filling. It's a winner in my opinion!
This was reasonably filling but incredibly bland. I added quite a bit of curry powder and salt and pepper, I'll try the cayenne and chili peppers that other posters suggested
Mine was not thick - bummer. The turnip was not cooked after the 25 minutes. Guess I'll add some cayenne and red pepper and enjoy what I've made and try again!
thick and hearty soup hit the spot during this cold snap
*chile peppers and cayenne is what I meant to write.
Need a little spice in your life? Throw in some green peppers and a dash of cayenne! yum
This is terrific! My tomatoes were going to go south before I made this recipie while on the 2012 action plan. So I blended up a small version of the M.Stewart Roasted Tomato Sauce (one of my faves) and used 1-1/2 cups of that instead of fresh tomatoes. I think it gave a richer soup & still kept with the plan (I think). Will make this MANY more times!
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- Studio: Sony Pictures Classics
- Release Date: Dec 25, 2008
- Starring: Ari Folman, Ron Ben-Yishai, Ronny Dayag
- Summary: One night at a bar, an old friend tells director Ari about a recurring nightmare in which he is chased by 26 vicious dogs. Every night, the same number of beasts. The two men conclude that there's a connection to their Israeli Army mission in the first Lebanon War of the early eighties. Ari is surprised that he can't remember a thing anymore about that period of his life. Intrigued by this riddle, he decides to meet and interview old friends and comrades around the world. He needs to discover the truth about that time and about himself. As Ari delves deeper and deeper into the mystery, his memory begins to creep up in surreal images. [Sony Classics]… Expand
- Director: Ari Folman
- Genre(s): Biography, Drama, War, Animation
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Score distribution:
Positive: 32 out of 33
Mixed: 1 out of 33
Negative: 0 out of 33
It has taken an animated film to go where live-action dramas and even documentaries haven't--to tickle our synapses and slip into our bloodstream.
It's encouraging to see a nation so aware of its public image and defensive about its military decisions examine a dark day in its history.
It is personal filmmaking of the highest order, recognized with an Academy Award nomination for best foreign film.
The images of war that Folman and his chief illustrator, David Polonsky, conjure up have a feverish, infernal beauty. Dreams and reality jumble together.
Waltz With Bashir isn't only a harrowing anti-war plea, it is also an eloquent and deeply moving argument that it is critical to never forget human atrocity, lest the past be repeated.
The tragic, violent true-life tale that concerns Waltz with Bashir is rendered even more powerful in animated form than it would likely have in life-action.
The chosen style of animation leads to a distracting choppiness that renders the movements, gestures and facial expressions of the interviewees unconvincing. The other problem is that, memory naturally being something that returns in fits and starts, the film is rarely able to sustain any consistent narrative thrust.
Score distribution:
Positive: 24 out of 29
Mixed: 2 out of 29
Negative: 3 out of 29
Apr 23, 2013Ending up watching this movie is so much like waking up from a bad dream, when everything beside us, all of a sudden becomes harsh reality from long-forgotten vivid images. Ari Folman takes us to a frightening post-war world where everyone seems to be living in a trance, hiding form their own memory from days past. A war documentary like this, is one of its kind, and the never-seen-before animation technique adds something really different in this movie. It lets you stuck in your sofa, thanking god because your teenage was never like this. And you didn't have to see another haunted ocean.
Watch. And think. And imagine. Because its real. And not so real.… Expand
Jan 6, 2012The best animated film of the decade. The best foreign film of the decade. the best documentary of the decade. One of the very best films of the decade. A deeply moving, thought provoking and artistically designed masterpiece. Anyone who said wall-e or the dark knight was the best film of 2008 did not see this film or synecdoche,new york(which was the best film of that year and the decade)… Expand
Feb 2, 2011My favorite animated movie hands down. Beautifully done, haunting, and goes to depths of horror that you wouldn't think is real, but unfortunately it did happen. If it was not so grotesque this should be shown in all classes in high school or college and teach people about religious, ethnic, and racial tolerance.… Expand
Mar 10, 2012Wow. I can't rate this film highly enough. First of all we have a great screenplay, based on the first hand accounts / recollections of the director and some of his fellow soldiers in the Israeli conflict with Lebanon in 1982. Perhaps for budgetary reasons animation is used instead of live action to tell this tale. The animation / rotoscoping is nonetheless stunning (for the most part), and adds rather than detracts from the narrative. A film about memory, war, guilt, friendship and more. A powerfully emotional ending. A great film, an important film, watch it.… Expand
May 25, 2012I'm glad that they animated a war film, which is very unique. The story is very deep with emotion and the feeling. The animation is just fantastic, well-mad for a war film. Everything is amazing about this film from start to the intriguing ending. One of the best animated films of all time.........… Expand
Aug 27, 2010Ari Folman uses his lost memory of his presence in the massacres at Beirut during the Lebanese Civil War to craft a dazzling sudo-documentary, whose vivid animation complements the advent of his visceral, dummy recollections from pure imagination to grueling reality. Though the experience is completely enveloping as it is, the movie moves needlessly in slow motion, as if for the sole purpose of stretching time. Still, it's a minor complaint in an otherwise fantastic movie.… Expand
Jan 28, 2012Il était intéressant de se plonger dans l'intervention israélienne au Liban en 1982. Il était intéressant de la part du réalisateur de nous livrer une oeuvre sur ce sujet sous la forme d'un documentaire. Mais je me demande pourquoi avoir réalisé ce dernier en animation? Il faut le reconnaître, cela apporte beaucoup de style à l'ambiance (trop...) hypnotique du film. Le problème reste cependant les personnages, bien trop inexpressifs pour que l'on accorde la moindre crédibilité à leurs paroles. Heureusement, les doubleurs français sont là pour apporter une immense part d'humanité aux protagonistes et intervenants (en même temps, nous avons les voix de Patrick Floersheim, Michel Papineschi, Jacques Frantz...). Reste que Valse avec Bachir soit une oeuvre tout de même puissante, sur la guerre et notamment la culpabilité.… Expand
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Paul E. Noroian, M.D. Director, Forensic Psychiatry Fellowship, UMMSChief of Psychiatry and Director, Forensic Service, Worcester State HospitalAssistant Professor of Psychiatry, UMMSPsychiatrist, Worcester State Hospital and UMass Memorial Medical CenterInterests: Civil commitment, prosecution of patients, court mandated treatment
Debra Pinals, M.D.Director of Forensic EducationInterests: Treatment of violence in the mentally ill, legal regulation of psychiatry, the interface of mental illness and the criminal justice system, mental health education for law enforcement, cross cultural issues in forensic psychiatry
Ira K. Packer, Ph.D. Director, Forensic Psychology Fellowship Training, UMMSDirector of Psychology and Forensic ServiceCorrectional Mental Health ProgramAssociate Professor of Psychiatry, UMMSInterests: Violence risk assessment, prevalence of mental illness in the criminal justice system, evaluation and treatment of forensic clients
Thomas Grisso, Ph.D. Director, Law and Psychiatry Program, UMMSDirector, Forensic Training and Research, UMMSProfessor of Psychiatry, UMMSInterests: Adolescent Offenders; Law & Psychology; patients' competence to consent to treatment; forensic (criminal) mental health issues & evaluations; juvenile violence & mental disorder
Albert J. Grudzinskas, Jr., J.D. Coordinator for Legal Studies Center for Mental Health Services Research, Law and Psychiatry Program, UMMSAssistant Professor of Psychiatry in Law, UMMSInterests: Involuntary outpatient commitment, diminished capacity, substance abuse, the presentation of expert testimony and trial tactics
Stuart Anfang, M.D.Area Medical Director, Western Mass Area, Department of Mental HealthAssistant Professor of Psychiatry, UMMS
Kenneth Appelbaum, M.D. Director, Correctional Mental Health,UMass Correctional Health ProgramProfessor of Clinical Psychiatry, UMMSInterests: Forensic psychiatry, correctional psychiatry, adult psychiatry, dangerousness, competency, law & psychiatry
Prudence Baxter, M.D. Director, Cambridge Court ClinicAssociate in Psychiatry, UMMS
Linda M. Cavallero, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, UMMSDirector, UMass Family Court ClinicInterests: child maltreatment, impact of high conflict divorces on children, assessment of parenting capacity, court ordered family assessment, mediation/arbitration of child related issues post divorce, research on brief, focused evaluations for the Family Court
Marjorie Clay, Ph.D. Medical EthicistDirector, Office of EthicsProfessor of Family & Community Medicine, UMMSProfessor, Graduate School of NursingProfessor, Graduate School of Biomedical Science
Lori Cohen, Ph.D. Director, Lori Cohen, Ph.D. and Associates, LLPAssociate in Psychiatry, UMMSInterests: psychiatric disability assessment and consultation
Daniel Comiskey, M.D. Deputy Medical Director, Bridgewater State HospitalAssociate in Psychiatry, UMMS
Robert Diener, M.D. Medical Director, Bridgewater State HospitalAssociate in Psychiatry, UMMSInterests: Forensic psychiatry, clinical psychiatry in forensic settings, psychotic disorders
Steven DeLisi, Ph.D.Forensic Services, Bridgewater State Hospital
Geri Fuhrmann, Psy.D. Director, Child and Family Forensic ServiceAssociate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, UMMSInterests: Pediatric psychology; children and divorce, effect of divorce on children, legal and ethical issues in child psychology, mandatory parent education in separation and divorce
Jamie Krauss, Ph.D.Forensic PsychologistBridgewater State Hospital
Charles W. Lidz, Ph.D. Research Professor of PsychiatryInterests: Legal regulation of psychiatry, medical ethics, violence
Duncan MacCourt, MD, JDAttending, Worcester State Hospital
Virginia Merritt, M.D. Staff Psychiatrist, Boston Juvenile Court ClinicInterests: Parenting capacity, competence issues in Care and Protection cases, juvenile Rogers issues
Denise Mumley, Ph.D. Forensic PsychologistForensic Service, Worcester State HospitalAssistant Professor of Psychiatry, UMMSInterests: Conducting court-ordered evaluations and risk assessment consultations. Research and academic interests include competence to stand trial, expert witness testimony, and ethical issues in forensic evaluation work
Christopher Myers, MDAttending PsychiatristBridgewater State Hospital
The Hon. Maurice H. Richardson (Ret.), J.D. Center for Mental Health Services ResearchAssistant Professor of Psychiatry, UMMS
Fabian Saleh, MDSexual Behaviors ClinicCommunity Healthlink
Sarah S. Spratt, M.D. Attending Psychiatrist, Court Evaluation Unit, Worcester State HospitalAssistant Professor of Psychiatry, UMMS
Chad Tillbrook, Ph.D. Forensic PsychologistForensic Service, Worcester State HospitalAssociate Clinical Psychologist, UMMSInterests: forensic mental health issues and evaluations; competence to stand trial for adults, juveniles, and persons with mental retardation; violence risk assessment; and malingering
Gina Vincent, Ph.D. Co-Investigator of the National Norms for the MAYSI-2 studyProject Director, Juvenile CompetenceAssistant Professor of Psychiatry, UMMSInterests: juvenile justice and adult forensic populations, particularly with respect to policy research, risk assessment and psychopathy
William Warnken, Psy.D. Forensic PsychologistForensic Service, Worcester State HospitalAssistant Professor of Psychiatry, UMMSInterests: Forensic issues; domestic violence; treatment in a secure program
Valerie F. Williams, M.A., M.S. Research InstructorCenter for Mental Health Services ResearchDepartment of Psychiatry, UMMSInterests: Statistical methods in evaluative research, mental health needs of youth in the juvenile justice system, homelessness and housing, service system integration, and ethical issues in behavioral research
Need some empirical information about a legal or ethical question in psychiatry? Looking for research-based evidence on the value of assessment or treatment methods in forensic psychiatry or psychology? Are you interested in taking on a legally relevant research topic? We have prepared the following list of Law and Psychiatry faculty and their research interests in order to assist medical students, psychiatry residents, psychiatry and psychology fellows, and faculty who sometimes wish to obtain information about research topics in Law and Psychiatry. The list provides brief sketches of the research interests of our training and research faculty in the Law and Psychiatry Program as of 2004, as well as their phone numbers. Any of them would welcome scheduling a time with you to talk about your interests in forensic research, mental health and law, or legal/ethical issues in mental health practice.
Thomas Grisso, Ph.D., Director, Law and Psychiatry ProgramDebra Pinals, Director of Forensic Education
Dr. Thomas Grisso (ext. 63625) has specialized interests in forensic issues in juvenile justice. His most recent and current research projects focus on (a) competence of juveniles in the adjudicative process (that is, youths' competence to stand trial), (b) identification and response to mental health needs of youths in the juvenile justice system, and (c) competence to consent to treatment among adults with mental disorders.
Dr. Jeffrey Geller (ext. 66527) has special research interests in the laws and system variables that influence the public sector provision of mental health services to persons with mental disorder. He is also specialized in research on pathological firesetting, and on the history and dynamics of the evolution of mental health and forensic services in the public sector.
Dr. Debra Pinals has specialized interests in forensic issues related to mental health treatment, informed consent, and issues related to criminal competence restoration, including the relevance of new drug development in the treatment of forensic patients. She also is involved in research pertaining to cultural and racial effects on forensic service delivery and the role of forensic mental health professionals in training police officers.
Dr. Charles Lidz (ext 68716) has three primary research interests. The first concerns violence involving people with mental illness. Two current research projects are on-going. One involves intensive interviews with both parties involved in the violent incident seeking to generate a detailed description of those incidents. Another involves 26 weekly followups of 135 people who are predicted to be likely to be frequently violent. Other current research includes a project on informed consent to research and an effort to develop a scale of perceived coercion for patients in community care.
Dr. William Fisher (ext. 68711) has research interests in the structure and function of mental health services. Much of his research has focused on mental health services to forensic populations, including systems for delivery of forensic evaluations for the courts, the criminal court involvement of persons who are clients of the public mental health system, and systems issues in the provision of mental health services to forensic patients.
Mr. Albert Grudzinskas (ext.68719) is the Law and Psychiatry Program's lawyer. His interests focus on legal issues associated with juvenile justice, issues relating to treatment coercion, and the presentation of forensic mental health evidence before courts. His most recent research projects focus on (a) the transition of juveniles with serious emotional disturbance to various adult systems, (b) the impact of truth in sentencing legislation and the decline of parole on persons with mental illness, and (c) competence to proceed in civil and criminal settings.
Dr. Ira Packer (ext. 65957) has research interests in the structure and function of mental health services, as well as issues in correctional psychology and psychiatry. He brings special expertise to legally-relevant research questions on systems dynamics associated with mental health service delivery to forensic populations as a consequence of his public sector administrative experience with these issues.
Dr. Maryann Davis (ext. 68718) has special research interests in the developmental transition from adolescence to adulthood among adolescents with psychiatric disorders involved in public children's systems, including the juvenile justice system. Her most recent research project focuses on describing the official corrections involvement from childhood through young adulthood, and predictive factors of that involvement among individuals who received 'deep end' public adolescent psychiatric services.
Dr. Gina Vincent (ext. 68727) has interests in juvenile justice and adult forensic populations, particularly with respect to policy research, risk assessment and psychopathy. Current projects involve screening for mental health problems in juvenile justice setting with the Massachusetts Youth Screening Inventory, developing an assessment system for adjudicative competence in juveniles, early identification of psychopathic personality disorder, violence risk assessment, and sexual offender risk assessment.


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We have had this very special kitty cat, who was born in this little barn about 11 1/2 years ago, named Squeaky become so very dear to us over the years. I never thought that I could ever love a cat so much but this little guy really grabbed my heart from the very beginning. One of his favorite places to lie in the yard, just barely out of range of view in the above picture, is exactly where he was last night when I was taking the Cub for a few spins around the yard. I could see him clearly in the moon light and the Cub lights in his usual spot and I didn't think much about it except he made no effort to move out of the way even when I circled around fairly close by him. He looked comfortably asleep and I figured he just trusted me and the tractor not to disturb his cat nap in the moon light.
He still hadn't moved this morning when I checked. He was dead! I am heart broken. He must have drifted off about dusk yesterday and never woke back up. We don't know why. He has never been sick and was acting normal and healthy right up until this. I am crying over the sudden unexpected loss of my little tractor cat friend who I thought was enjoying the beautifull moon light with me last night but was, in fact, way beyond the moon.


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A former of business partner of Hingham Chef Paul Wahlberg has filed a lawsuit claiming wrong doing by the Wahlberg family and accusing them of slander.
Edward St. Croix of Hull, who once worked with the Wahlbergs as a business partner of their two Hingham restaurants, is accusing Chef Wahlberg of spending money from a joint-management account to pay for his wife's bills and says the Hingham chef gave his wife a salary although she did no work, according to an article on Boston.com
St. Croix is also accusing Chef Wahlberg of paying for private jet for his brother Mark Wahlberg and alleges that Chef Wahlberg and the new CEO Rick Vanzura, had no right to remove St. Croix from a management position, the Globe article reported.
The new countersuit comes just months after Wahlburgers sued St. Croix for "improper conduct." That suit, filed Oct. 25 in Suffolk County Superior Court, alleges that St. Croix, did an "abysmal" job, "failed to meet even the most basic duties as business manager."
Walburgers is claiming St. Croix was "incompetent and unqualified" to handle issues related to bookkeeping, obtaining licenses and permits, and raising capital.
The suit also claims St. Croix obtained investments in a "haphazard fashion" and diverted some of the money to another restaurant he was hoping to open.
According to the Globe, St. Croix denied the allegations.
In June, Wahlburgers appointed Vanzura, a Hingham resident, as their new CEO.
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Tea Party at PA Post Office?
Original post made by Paul Losch on May 5, 2010
Maybe it was the time of day--it was earlier for me than when I typically am there, but there did appear to be some "Tea Partiers" on the Post Office side of the corner.
I had to go right past them, and elected to not try to engage in any sort of dialog, since they had several posters with a picture of Obama with a Hitler mustache with copy that said "Impeach Obama." There also was a poster of a African American guy that was part of the display, and since I just wanted to get past the white man and white woman managing this display, I have no idea who he is or why there was a poster of him.
The folks "running" that corner did not come across to me as ones who were interested in meaningful discussion. Besides, I was running errands for work, not cruising downtown.
They did come across to me as what has emerged as "Tea Partiers" in the last year. Fascinating implications that folks with this perspective on things are showing up in college towns. Stanford has a conservative bent overall, but the intellectual capacity on the Farm is beyond reproach.
A Hitler mustache on a picture of our President Obama? Come on.
on May 5, 2010 at 5:23 pm
Is the Tea Party the new face of American bigotry?
Or are they only using bigotry as an issue while Obama is President?
on May 5, 2010 at 5:56 pm
"A Hitler mustache on a picture of our President Obama? Come on."
You must have encountered some miscellaneous fringe group. Genuine Tea Party types regard such embellishments as a compliment and would not call for impeaching the honoree.
on May 5, 2010 at 6:31 pm
While on Sunday, MSNBC wished, and the Mayor of NYC speculated, that the Time Square bomber was a Tea Party member-- and neither has retracted their lies, the Taliban threat in the USA is clear and present.
It turns out now that we have a very serious problem in this NY case and it is predicted to get much more serious.
The Wall Street Journal reports this evening that "U.S. and Pakistani investigators are giving increased credence to possible links between accused Times Square bomb plotter Faisal Shahzad and the Pakistan Taliban."Web Link
We got lucky in the Times Square matter, the threatened campaign of car bombings in American communities is very serious and very difficult to counter.
It took the IRA 40 years to get sophisticated with car bombs, it took the Iraqi insurgents 6 months-- it will take the Taliban days or weeks to plant lethal car bombs in the US towns, colleges, sports arenas etc---
these will not kill thousands at a time, but they will kill, maim and spread terror.
The NY Times Square car bomb was detected by a hot dog vendor-- not by billion dollar intelligence and surveillance technology.


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Rocky trading session for the Western Asset High Income Opportunity Fund (HIO), which fell to a three-year low this afternoon, triggering a trading halt.
Shares of the closed-end fund dipped as low as $4.72 this afternoon, or 27% below Friday's close, before recovering. The fund is currently down 2.3% at $6.36.
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Phoenix High School Opens New Microsoft
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Teachers are thankful for a lab filled with brand new computers at Phoenix High School, tools students need to succeed in the Microsoft IT Academy launching in January.
With Microsoft IT Academy institutions get digital curriculum and certifications on fundamental technology skills—as well as courses critical for students to be successful in today's technologically evolving world—all at significantly reduced pricing for academic institutions and their educators, students and staff.
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With Microsoft IT Academy institutions get digital curriculum and certifications on fundamental technology skills—as well as courses critical for students to be successful in today's technologically evolving world—all at significantly reduced pricing for academic institutions and their educators, students and staff.
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"What a blessing you have bestowed upon us," said Jackie Edwards, a teacher at Phoenix High. "Thank you doesn't seem to even demonstrate the true depth of the appreciation we feel for such an opportunity for our students."
Microsoft IT Academies at Northwest and Southeast high schools will launch along with Phoenix in January. The technology team has been working hard to meet the timeline.
"Phoenix started the year not even having the computers that would run the Microsoft Office 2013 software–nevermind the fact that we didn't have MS Office 2013 or our account access to Microsoft IT Academy," said district Instructional Technology Coach Betsy Clem. "Our school district has really pulled together to get this program off and running."
This investment will clear the way for students to earn industry-recognized certification; Microsoft Office Specialist in Microsoft Office 2013. This will prepare them to enter the world of work or enter college well-prepared to create the projects their professors will assign.
Article by: Eric Beaver, WCS Blog, Dec. 4, 2013
PHS Receives GACHE Grant For 2011-12
On September 20, 2011 Phoenix High School received a grant in the amount of $7,500 from the Georgia Appalachian Center for Higher Education (GACHE). The grant will be used by Phoenix High School to implement strategies that encourage and assist students to continue their education beyond high school. In fact, GACHE's own slogan reiterates this change of attitude in our society. It states that we are "Moving the finish line from high school graduation to post secondary and career success"
This is the second year in a row that Phoenix High School has been awarded the GACHE Grant and we are excited once again to be able to expose our students to post secondary educational experiences that they otherwise would not have known about. Furthermore, we look forward to the day when all our students transition into technical schools, trade schools, or colleges.
Phoenix High School Receives Recognition and Award from Ga. School Supt. Cox
Phoenix High School was recognized on September 29, 2009 by state superintendent Kathy Cox for raising test scores during the previous school year.
Cox announced the winners of the second annual Superintendent's Distinguished Acheivement awards. The awards honor the top ten highest achieving schools and the top ten schools making the greatest improvements on state curriculum tests.
Phoenix High School received two awards for improving on the percentage of students passing portions of the Georgia High School Graduation Test for the first time. In Science, Phoenix students increased from 55 percent passing in 2007-2008 school year to 75% percent passing in the 2008-2009 school year, the fifth highest improvement in the state. Social Studies passing percentages rose from 50% to 72.2, second highest in the state.
Phoenix students also received recognition for improvement on the Georgia High School Writing Test, increasing from 73.3 percent meeting or exceeding standards to 95.2 percent, the fourth highest in Georgia.
Phoenix students, teachers, administrators, and community have a lot to be proud of. Keep up the hard work.
Source: Daily Citizen News, September 30, 2009 Edition.
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PHS Receives GACHE Grant
Phoenix High School is proud to announce that it has been selected as a recipient of the Georgia Appalachian Center for Higher Education (GACHE) Grant. The purpose of GACHE is to increase student interest and participation in furthering their educational opportunities beyond high school.
The GACHE Check Presentation ceremony took place at The Forum in Rome, Georgia on October 25, 2010 beginning at 9:00 a.m. Governor Sonny Perdue, Department of Community Affairs Commissioner Mike Beatty, officials from four Regional Educational Service Agencies (RESA) and Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) representatives were in attendance.
We are fortunate here at Phoenix High School to have Mrs. Maryanne Fogle and Dr. Beth Hayes devote such a large amount of their time to writing, editing, designing, proffering, and proposing such wonderful opportunities for our students in order to qualify to receive the GACHE Grant. It is a fantastic occasion for our students to benefit from these resources.
GACHE is administered by North Georgia College and University in Dahlonega, Georgia. In an effort to address the barriers Appalachian students face regarding access to higher education, GACHE makes funds available to Georgia public high schools on a competitive basis to implement new, expanded, or innovative strategies for improving both access to and success in college for high school students. GACHE also provides technical assistance and training to school grantees, and serves as a community resource center offering information and data related to activities that improve higher education access.
The Whitfield County Schools is always looking for ways to be more efficient and effective in our fiscal policies. Receipt of checks returned unpaid by the bank is a time consuming and costly issue to the district. As with any business, the Whitfield County Schools has an obligation to our clients, the community taxpayers, to be fiscally accountable. Processing returned checks can take valuable time from the school district personnel. To manage this process, our district will begin using CHECKredi on September 10, 2010 to protect the interest of all in our school system community against the time consuming and costly recovery of returned checks. CHECKredi utilizes the federal and state laws allowing the electronic recovery process of returned checks which results in a high rate of recovery at no cost to the school district. The cost becomes the responsibility of those who wrote the returned check with the recovery of the face amount of the check and the state fee from the bad check writer. The returned check may be electronically recovered along with the state allowed fee from the check writer's bank account.
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The Mumias Sugar Company Board of Directors has appointed Mr. Peter Kebati Managing Director effective 1st July 2012. Mr Kebati who is the company's Finance Director has considerable experience at MSC having joined in April 2003 to head internal audit function as Chief Internal Auditor. In June 2003 Kebati moved to Finance as Head of Finance and was later elevated to his current position of Finance Director.
Mr. Kebati has in-depth knowledge of Mumias Sugar Company operations and the sugar industry, having been instrumental and played key roles in driving MSC's business initiatives and diversification projects including Cogeneration, Water Bottling Plant and the Ethanol Distillery and continues to drive the company's proposed Greenfield project with TARDA.
The Board has also appointed Mr. Paul Murgor, formerly Director of Agriculture to the position of Commercial Director effective immediately. Mr. Murgor brings on board in-depth knowledge on sales and distribution having joined MSC in 2008 as Head of Sales and Distribution and was later moved to Agriculture as Head of Agriculture, then finally elevated to Director of Agriculture Operations. He will play a key role in the Sales and Distribution performance of MSC's expanded product portfolio of sugar, electricity, water and ethanol.
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Super Bowl XLVII kicks off Sunday as the NFC champion San Francisco 49ers take on the AFC champion Baltimore Ravens at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans.
This year, the main headline for Sunday's big game isn't on the field, it's on the sidelines. Opposing head coaches John Harbaugh (Baltimore) and Jim Harbaugh (San Francisco) will be the first brothers to coach against each other in the Super Bowl.
So where can you watch this monumental showdown near Burlingame? Here's a look at five local spots to watch the Super Bowl:
Fiddler's Green, 333 El Camino Real in Millbrae
Knuckles Historical Sports Bar, 1333 Bayshore Highway in Burlingame
The American "Bull" Bar & Grill, 1819 El Camino Real in Burlingame
Paddy Flynn's, 246 Lorton Ave. in Burlingame
Steelhead Brewing Company, 333 California Drive in Burlingame
Readers: What are your favorite spots in Burlingame to catch the game?
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Billed as a "Disney World" in its infancy, Charlotte County Commissioners gave the go-ahead to a multi-million dollar project Tuesday morning. They hoped a music inspired park will draw in tens of thousands of visitors to the vacant Murdock Village.
The development features an amphitheatre, clubs, and restaurants all centered around a guitar shaped lagoon. The commission's move was welcomed by some business owners.
"Our fish and chips have gotten famous but we need a little more going on in the neighbhorhood," said RJ's Cafe and Deli owner Randy Vale.
If the park is built, it will be on 100 acres of the more than 800 acre Murdock Village. The property has sat unused since 2003.
Last year alone, Charlotte county taxpayers shelled out more than $1.9 million in interest on the property. That is more than $5,000 a day or about $3.70 a minute.
"We've got nothing to lose here except floating an idea and hoping it works," said Comissioner Robert Skidmore.
Skidmore is working to get the project off the ground. He claimed music is what will make the whole area successful.
"Bobby Vinton lives in Manasota Key. Donna Summers lives in Manasota Key. Sheryl Crow vacations here. These people are here. We don't always know the talent in our community," remarked Skidmore.
For those left to look at the for sale signs on the property everyday, they'll just left to wish something finally is built.
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A 14-year-old is shot while at the Evans Elementary School playground in South Memphis Sunday afternoon, and Memphis police are investigating if it was intentional or accidental.
Friends say the teen may have been shot while playing what kids in the neighborhood simply call the "shooting game."
"If it's a bullet in there or not they shoot it at you. And if you shot, you shot; you not, you not," says the victim's friend Deanna Conrad, 15.
Conrad says she found out about the shooting - occurring at the school across the street from her house - after a friend came knocking on the door.
"My friend came in and was like, 'He got shot! He got shot!' I was like, 'Who you talking about?' She was like 'KT! KT!' which is Kelvin," says Conrad, "We ran over there; he just got his bandage over him … It wasn't a bandage it was like a ripped up shirt tied on him. You could tell he was shot on his side."
The teen was taken to the Med in non-critical condition; his status was later changed to critical.
Police say the shooter involved fled the scene.
Even though it is an isolated incident, it has neighborhood parents concerned for their children.
Parent Donna Peterson says she told her 10-year-old daughter Shania Peterson, "What if you was up here playing and it could've been her? She could've been a victim."
Donna plans to have another discussion with her daughter about what to do around guns.
"If you over at a kid's house and they playing with a gun, you get up and come home," she says, "Don't sit around and play this or do that because it can easily accidentally go off and shoot her."
Conrad is also planning to talk with her peers about playing with guns, which is a common sight for the neighborhood, according to her.
"You just … You see it sometimes; you don't see it. That's just how it is around here," says Conrad, "Why would you have a gun? What's the point in you having a gun? To protect yourself from what? That's what police for. That's what your mama for."
She is thankful that, given the situation, things did not end up worse.
"He could've been dead and gone in my eyes; he could've been dead and gone. And you would've been six feet under and then what you going to do? You can't do nothing after that," says Conrad.
FOX 13 News will update on this story on our website and MyFoxMemphis on Facebook and Twitter as details are made available.
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FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts (AP) -- Saer Sene scored his first Major League goal off his first shot in the first minute of the match Saturday as the New England Revolution beat the Portland Timbers 1-0.
Frenchman Sene, playing in just his second match for New England headed in the goal 28 seconds into the game off a Chris Tierney cross.
It was the first goal of the season for the Revolution, who failed to score in their first two games.
In other matches Saturday, the Columbus Crew beat Montreal Impact 2-0, the San Jose Earthquakes downed Toronto FC 3-0, Chicago Fire beat the Philadelphia Union 1-0, Chivas USA defeated Real Salt Lake 1-0 and Vancouver and D.C. United played out a 0-0 draw.
Milovan Mirosevic and Olman Vargas scored either side of halftime to give the Crew a win at home.
Mirosevic scored from a penalty in the 30th minute after Montreal defender Felipe Martins tackled Emilio Renteria on the right side of the box. Olman found the net with a header in the 66th minute.
Chris Wondolowski scored twice and Shea Salinas added another to lead San Jose to the victory at Toronto.
Wondolowski almost had a hat trick, but he hit the post from close range in the 87th minute.
Dominic Oduro scored with a well-placed header in the 28th minute to give the Fire a home win.
Casey Townsend scored the first goal of the season for Chivas USA in a victory at Salt Lake City.
Townsend met Salt Lake keeper Nick Rimando in mid-air, landing to find the ball at his feet in front of an open net in the 72nd minute.


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For Prattville resident Frank Lee, it was a dream come true. And there's quite a story to go along with his fairytale ending. It all started when he was 18 years old getting a haircut. "I said that looks pretty easy, I can do that," Lee said.
Not long after that Mr. Lee went off to serve his country in the military and he got pretty good with the clippers. When he came home he got his license to be a barber and worked at a prominent store on Dexter Avenue in downtown Montgomery. Some well know faces sat in his chair. "Governor Wallace, mayors from Montgomery, Senator Bill Dickerson who was in office for so long."
But business in the capital city slowed because of downtown construction, and that gave Lee an idea. He lived in Prattville and had already been cutting hair on the side. He decided to take a two week break and see how much business he could get on his own. He never returned to that shop in downtown Montgomery. His dream was to one day own his own shop. "I told the Lord if you get me my own shop I will use it for your glory."
So just about 20 yards away from his home he built his own barber shop. And the customers came from all over. "Sometimes when I woke up in the morning they'd be lined up down the road. People came from Clanton, Autaugaville, Marbry, Wetumpka, all over." And he enjoyed the conversation as much as the cuts. "It's really more than just being a barber. It's a good place to meet all kinds of people, a cross roads of all kinds of people have to get haircuts."
For 20 plus years community leaders and regular folks filled his shop, trading stories and smiles. In the late 80's Mr. Lee had to retire because of health problems but his kids begged him to keep the old shop standing. So there it sits next to his home. All his old hair cutting tools, a barber chair, and plenty of pictures to take you back in time.
I had to ask him, who cuts his hair now. It must run in the family. He says his daughter keeps his hair looking nice but she has no interest in working as a barber.
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Well, we are continuing Monday's blog, but I felt that this should be added to the history books.
If you don't happen to know about the sewer systems or piping in China, it is all fairly old, and the pipes are much thinner than our Western pipes. We were told during our workshops in Bozeman to NOT flush the toilet paper down the toilets, as they will clog up the pipes and eventually burst them.
Apparantly, one soul forgot about this cardinal rule. And I happened to be the person after them. Let's just say that the water ROSE. There was something in that piping besides toilet paper.... plop! Up to the surface IT came.
And so the poor soul to whom this plop belonged to, listening to music on her computer, heard this terrible news.
We looked up the characters for "plunger" on the internet, and I wrote down the characters. Well, my Chinese writing is NOT fluent. We went down to the front desk and I showed her the characters, and she couldn't understand my writing... heck, I couldn't understand my writing....
So what do I do? I went PICTIONARY on the situation. Drawing a cute little western toilet and a giant plunger. Well the picture did it, and she understood. We were all laughing.
So here we are with a scribble of a toilet and plunger, a real plunger wrapped in plastic, laughing our heads off, getting to the elevator before anyone else comes in the hall. Nine floors later...
We are now in the bathroom, and to my dismay, this poor soul whose PLOP is floating near the brim, has NEVER plunged a toilet before. Yay me.
Let's just say I showed her a quick example, and let this unnamed person begin their new experience of plunging. We eventually got the toilet down.
So this poor soul cleans off the plunger and wraps it back in plastic. Being the kind soul I am I accompany this person to the front desk again... and JUST as we are about to go into the elevator... and energetic other someone comes rushing to the area with their camera intow! Well, unfortunately, the energetic someone's camera was set on a timer, so critical moments were missed. We got a few.
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A postgame interview with Matt Garza
ALCS MVP talks about pitching his team into the World Series
A lot of times in those last couple innings it seemed like you were really close to being on empty with the gas tank, but yet you kept finding ways to battle through innings and getting outs. How were you able to do it?MATT GARZA: You know, when I came out, I wasn't out of gas. I told myself from the beginning that I'm going to leave it all out there today, no matter what. I've gotta go hard, give my team the best chance to win, and that was for me to give everything I had. I didn't know if today was my last start of the year or what, so I just went out there and emptied my tank and said hey, here goes, we'll see what happens.
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Stanza 1: The title alerts us to the ironic tone of the poem, as it is very difficult to imagine war being kind in any way. The opening stanza confirms that tone, as it addresses the lover of a soldier who has died in battle, telling her not to weep at his death. We are then presented a melodramatic image of that death, with the dying soldier throwing his "wild hands towards the sky/ And … [his] affrighted steed … running on alone." Since this poem was originally published, the image of the riderless horse galloping away from its fallen owner has become a staple of Western movies.
Stanza 2: The speaker now presents more generalized images and statements about war, as opposed to the close-up image in the opening stanza. These lines convey a sense of the soldiers' exhaustion, futility, and resignation, as they fight with the flag ("unexplained glory") flying overhead. The speaker continues with his bitter irony when describing the battlefield "where a thousand corpses lie." The "great" battle-god alluded to might be Mars, the god of war in Roman mythology. This stanza, along with the fourth, functions as a refrain, as its third and sixth lines are repeated in each, and as a chorus. In Greek tragedies the chorus comments on characters and events, frequently making moral judgements about them. These lines underscore the senselessness of war and also touch on Crane's attitude towards the stupidity and insidiousness of the military. He adopts a condescending tone towards the soldiers as well, describing them as "little souls." By saying that "These men were born to drill and die," the speaker at once draws attention to the soldiers' (and by extension, all of humanity's) lack of choice in life, and the futility of the purpose that has been given to them. It is important to note that in this stanza the speaker condemns the military as a whole, while in the first, third, and fifth stanzas, he remains sympathetic to individual victims, themselves part of the military.
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The 2012 Social Showdown: #BeatPhillyPosted by on December 28, 2011 – 6:09 pm
While the Redskins are battling the Eagles on Sunday, you can help the Burgundy and Gold win off the field as well. Rep your Redskins and show the Eagles that the Redskins are the "trendy" team in the new year.
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What's the best thing about UNI?
The benefits that are available from the Academic Learning Center and the ability to talk to professors after class about your concerns.
What surprised you most about UNI?
There aren't many minorities here nor are there any historically black Greeks on campus.
What kind of on-campus organizations/activities are you involved in? How does that involvement enrich your overall college experience?
I'm involved in Ethnic Student Promoters, Black Student Union and Black Males Leaders Union; being a part of these organizations makes me feel like I have a purpose for going to UNI and it's makes me feel connected.
How has your academic experience been? Tell us about any great classes or professors that inspired or challenged you. Are you happy with your major choice?
So far, so good; overall my classes seem the same to me, but only a few teachers made an impact on me--Kay Weller and Annette Lynch--both made me feel real welcome and helped me out when I needed it. I'm real happy with my major choice because they're guiding me to become the best that I can possibly be.
What do you like best about your major?
The hands-on way of learning and the teachers, who knows the ins and outs of the fashion industry.
What's your favorite place on campus and why?
The Union because that's where I gather with my friends to discuss how we feel and what's going on in our lives.
What advice would you give high school students getting ready for college?
Develop good study habits because you will definitely need them in college!
Years from now, what will you remember most about UNI?
The faculty that helped me out when I was struggling.
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Yes to a certain degree by providing me with financial aid so that I will be able to go to classes. Juanita has found ways to help me out whether it's talking about money problems or just finding new scholarships for which to apply.
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The civic body has assured the OOH business leaders that policies and rules in Lucknow will be based on consultations with the industry. Both sides discussed the need for developing a transparent mechanism to curb unauthorised outdoor activities in Lucknow. Read more
There is an urgent need for integrated planning of city infrastructure. Locations and sites for outdoor advertising should also be planned well in advance, says Jimmy K Subawalla, director, Selvel Media. The outdoor industry in UP has been at the receiving end of frequent policy changes. At the same time, outdoor industry associations should take the lead in ushering in standard business practices. Read more
The UP outdoor market has recorded steady growth but the sustainability of the growth trajectory would depend on the state government making provisions for long-term contracts to media owners and the promotion of street furniture projects in key cities, says Mandeep Malhotra, president, Mudra MAX. The local outdoor industry should also look to enhance the consumer engagement with interactive tools like QR code, he says. Read more
The hinterland markets bears the tag of being "backward" but are having to bear huge taxes, says Devendra Singh, president, Purvanchal Advertising Association. In a city like Varanasi where the visibility of outdoor properties does not extend beyond half of a kilometer owing to the narrow, winding roads, the local outdoor owners are hard put to recoup the higher taxes from the advertising clients, he says. Read more
Extensive geographical spread, a large number of Tier 2 & 3 cities and a large working population make UP an important outdoor advertising destination, says Rajneesh Rawat, MD, Origins Advertising. Brands like LG, Tanishq, Madura Garments and other record a higher percentage of their sales from Uttar Pradesh. Industry should educate its clients about the different facets of the business, says Rawat. Read more
Self-regulation is the key to UP outdoor industry tackling the vexed issue of unauthorised hoardings in Lucknow and other cities. But there is a need for an enforcement mechanism to ensure that the common industry norms are not flouted. Read more
Fragmented media ownership, defensive strategies, lack of a unified voice, limited play in the infrastructure projects and rather limited adoption of modern business practices seem to rob the Uttar Pradesh outdoor industry of the real gains from a booming national economy. Read more


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If a vehicle is abandoned on a County-maintained road, in the County right-of-way, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) will arrange to have the vehicle removed. Anyone concerned about such a vehicle should report it to the local CHP office. The CHP will put a yellow tag on the car. After roughly 5 days, if the car hasn't been removed, the CHP will arrange to have it towed.
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If the vehicle is abandoned on the property of the person reporting it, the Code Enforcement Division of the Building Department handles removal. A "Vehicle Abatement Request" form needs to be submitted by the property owner. Code Enforcement staff also try to contact the legal owner of the vehicle, as identified by the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). The abatement process typically takes 45 to 60 days.
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Unable to capitalize on the home-field advantage that had been serving them so well this season, the Rams received a sobering reality check in Week 11 from a Falcons team that appears to have much more legitimate playoff credentials in the form a 34-17 loss.
After losing for the first time at home since Week One in a game in which the Falcons scored the final 18 points, the 4-6 Rams now hit the road, where they have yet to win this season, for three consecutive games in Denver, Arizona and New Orleans.
With rookie QB Sam Bradford matching Atlanta's Matt Ryan pass for pass, the Rams held their own with Atlanta for a good part of the game. At the end of the day, though, the Falcons' edge in talent on both sides of the ball allowed them to pull away for their NFC-leading eighth victory.
A turning point for the Falcons might have come on an ill-advised shovel pass by Bradford with 3½ minutes remaining on 3rd-and goal from the Atlanta two-yard line with the Rams down 26-17. William Moore's subsequent interception pretty much sealed the deal.
The way we see it
While it's premature to say Bradford might have begun to shovel the dirt on an early grave for the Rams, the team's three-game road trip couldn't be coming at a more inopportune time, considering their problems away from home so far this season. As we've said before, however, the Rams' salvation could be their residency in the NFC West, which confirmed just how weak it is with all four teams losing Sunday be an average score of 30-12.
Although his shovel-pass pick was a terrible blunder and he had more problems than usual on third down, Bradford continues to be a major plus, having set a rookie league record with 169 consecutive passes without an interception before Moore lessened the accomplishment.
But it won't matter how Bradford performs the next three weeks if the offense can't do a better job of coming through in short-yardage situations, and the defense fails to resurrect the potent pass rush (league-leading 28 sacks entering the game) that inexplicably disappeared against the Falcons to the tune of zero sacks.


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The stars were out Thursday when Illinois Wolves AAU teammates — Bartlett's Lance Whitaker and Waubonsie Valley's Jared Brownridge — met in the Warriors' 67-49 Upstate Eight Valley win.
Each had five points in the first quarter and nine in the second to lead their respective teams in the first half. Brownridge, though, erupted for 18 more in the second half to tie his career high of 32 while Whitaker was held to four by the Warriors' team defense.
"Our defensive focus was on (Whitaker) because we knew he was capable of taking over the game by himself and we kind of got away from that (in the first half) because we also knew they had some knockdown shooters," said Waubonsie Valley center Bryan Jefferson. "In the second half, we had more focus on (Whitaker)."
While Warriors coach Steve Weemer called Illinois-Chicago-bound Whitaker the most "college-ready" player his team has faced this season, he was quick to note, "We have a phenomenal layer in Jared Brownridge as well. And he's fun to watch."
Is he ever.
Brownridge came out Saturday and added 26 points in a rout of short-handed Peoria Central, meaning he averaged 29 points-per-game this week.
He will be joining a Santa Clara University team in the San Francisco Bay area that is currently 16-6 but will lose three senior guards (two who start) to graduation.
Is it tempting for his teammates to sit back and watch Brownridge when he gets on one of his tears?
"Sometimes we get caught up in doing that, watching him score all the points he does," Jefferson said. "Sometimes it's OK, because he can do that and like carry us like clipboards. But on other days, it's our job as a team to help him on offense so he can get his rhythm back. (Thursday), he had a nice stroke and nice rhythm."
Brownridge is silky smooth on the catch-and-shoot, but offers more than that.
"He really did a nice job of changing up his game," Weemer said Thursday. "They were guarding tight and he got to the rim a couple times and we got some good screens set for him.
"He shot the ball extremely well tonight (13 of 16 from the floor). It always makes coaches look good when guys knock
shots down. He made me look good."
On the go
Brownridge explained his plan of action. "On the offensive end, I just made sure I kept moving around, kept trying to get open and set screens for others," he said.
With four conference losses, the Warriors know a conference title is probably out of reach.
"We're going to try to get second in the conference and build off that," Brownridge said. "The last three years in the regional we've went out in the first round."
This year they hope to correct that.
On a tear
Oswego East continues to roll, winning its sixth straight with a five-point decision over Batavia on Saturday to pull within one game of the .500 mark (9-10) after an 0-7 start.
The Wolves won despite shooting just 29 percent from the floor. That's because they made 25-of-27 free throws and attacked the Bulldog ballhandlers relentlessly. Batavia had 23 turnovers in the game but only five were unforced, 18 came on Oswego East steals.
"It shows how mentally tough we've become," said coach Ron Murphy. "We didn't get fazed (by the poor shooting) and made our free throws. Early in the year, if we'd have shot like that, we would have lost by 14."
Getting a lift
Oswego East got a lift from two players off the bench Saturday, sophomore post Houston McCullum and junior guard Mike McAllister.
The team was on its way to a 2-of-16 effort from the floor in the first quarter when the 6-4 McCullum came in and finished the period with four rebounds (3 offensive), made one shot and three of four free throws to help keep the Wolves within reach (13-9 heading into the second quarter).
"Houston has had some real good games for us," said Murphy. "He does a great job defensively of rotating and getting us in the right spot."
McAllister, who transferred from East Aurora and is the younger brother of Ryan Boatright, brought energy to the floor. He had four assists, four steals and went 4-for-4 from the free throw line before fouling out.
"I'm proud of Mike," said Murphy, who was worried he might be a little amped returning to East Aurora. ""He creates offense, especially when we struggle to get into our sets. There were a couple times I questioned his shot selection but he played well. He got that fifth foul but he was up on his feet at the end of the bench at the end of the game cheering on his teammates."
When McAllister fouled out with 2:15 remaining, Murphy summoned junior guard Jeremy Mitchell from the bench for his first appearance of the game with the team trailing by two points.
"I always tell the kids you never know when you'll get an opportunity to play," said Murphy, who doesn't mind going 10 deep. "(Mitchell) did a great job. He got us into our set and we scored in crunch time."
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