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Regret gets a bad rap. We are admonished to avoid this feeling at all costs. However, as with most all-or-nothing thinking, labeling regret as completely negative is an extreme generalization.
When we take a closer look, regret is simply a personal reaction (with both cognitive and emotional elements) to the consequence of a past act or behavior. But is regret actually negative? When we consider that regret occurs as a result of a negative consequence, is it possible that we assign a negative value to the experience of regret due to the negative cause of it?
Regret in and of itself is not bad – it's the way we handle it that presents a potential problem. Regret may have the purpose of alerting us to situations that are inconsistent with what we know is in the best interest for well-being, and then compelling us to make corrections for the sake of future well-being. Without it, we would never have a reason to contemplate any of our past actions and behaviors.
Visualize a buoy in the water. Its design causes it to always be right side up. Even if you push it under water or turn it upside-down, it quickly pops back up and it rights itself. It is possible that regret is an internal "righting" mechanism. It diverts our attention long enough for us to identify, understand, and correct problems so that we don't repeat them in the future. Therefore, when we make mistakes, regret is there to help us to make adjustments and "right" ourselves so that we can properly manage future situations.
Our brains are designed to interpret and make sense of the world in which we live, with the overarching goal of protecting us from danger and demise. Therefore, it is continuously scanning and interpreting so that we can create a sense of order in the form of expectations (based on what we've learned through previous experience), which helps us to avoid potentially harmful situations.
Experience-based learning occurs through our experiences with cause and effect. We learn that certain decisions and behaviors lead to specific consequences. Regret, therefore, is a mechanism that compels us to stop and deeply consider something that has caused disruption to our well-being. The cognitive component helps us to connect the dots between cause and effect, and the emotional component (i.e., remorse, guilt, etc.) ensures that we never forget the lesson.
Regret triggers mental inspection. It channels our attention so that we can make important connections toward our understanding of how one thing (i.e., a decision or behavior) leads to another (consequence). Once we recognize that a decision/action has caused a negative consequence, we naturally experience the feeling of regret, wishing we had made a different choice. This is what helps us to gain insight and make better decisions in the future. However, when we become stuck in the mindset of wishing we could change the past – that is when we become mired in the negative emotional components, such as extreme remorse and guilt, which can ultimately lead to depression.
Regret, when managed properly, is a mechanism for growth. For growth, it is actually healthy to look back on situations to examine our mistakes, and even to feel a degree of remorse or regret because it can often lead to changes. However, when looking back, it is important to know the difference between a glance and a stare.
We should understand that when looking at the past, more is not better. A glance allows us to examine a situation just long enough to see the mistake, connect the dots, extract a lesson, and then quickly move on, However, staring at the past is often counterproductive. If we are simply staring at the past with no purpose in mind – simply wallowing in it without a plan to move past it – it becomes emotionally detrimental.
Rumination, constantly going over the details of a past occurrence, often leads to a state of entrapment. Although there is a constant examination of the past occurrence, there is no actual productive end in mind. Instead, we continue to focus on the mistake itself (instead of the lesson) until it becomes larger than life. As a result, we feel completely overwhelmed as if eclipsed in the shadow of it.
It is unfortunate when we become stuck in the negative emotional components of regret (i.e., guilt, remorse, anger/lack of forgiveness toward self), because we minimize the benefits of the cognitive component (lesson learned), which makes it extremely hard to move on. With so much focus on the past, we begin to lose precious moments of the present. And when we can't properly focus on the present, it also jeopardizes the future.
If we can recognize that regret is a normal emotion that we all feel to some degree, and that regret can serve a positive purpose, then perhaps we can see it more as a tool – something that triggers us to actually SEARCH for the lessons provided by negative consequences. If we can become adept at finding the lesson, then we can recognize when regret has outlived its usefulness, and instead file away the lesson versus the regret itself.
When we feel regret, it is a sign that we wish we could have done something differently. It means we recognize and desire better experiences for ourselves. Without regret, we may not recognize when we could have made better choices, which would make it difficult for us to grow from our experiences.
From an existential standpoint, regret is an important mechanism that ensures that we process the meaning of our experiences. It protects our well-being by guiding us toward less disruption in our future experiences, which in turn maximizes our existence.
On the most basic level, we seek to maximize positive experiences while minimizing the negative ones (recognized by our minds as threats). Our minds are designed to learn from the negative experiences so that we don't repeat mistakes that threaten our existence. In this sense, we are naturally wired for evolution and growth.
Therefore, regret is not positive or negative. Regret is simply a human reaction that coerces us toward improvement. It is a sign that we possess an inherent desire to positively evolve . . . which is something we share with all other humans.
"We all make mistakes, have struggles, and even regret things in our past.
But you are not your mistakes, you are not your struggles,
and you are here NOW with the power to shape your day and your future."
~Steve Maraboli~
Do you try to avoid regret? Is is actually possible to avoid it? Do you believe regret can be used positively?


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The $10,000 Orcrist, the 'Goblin Cleaver' Replica Sword from the Hobbit
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Care to own the sword of Thorin Oakenshield? Rich as hell? That's right, this custom crafted Elvish born sword is selling for $9,900.00 US Dollars from the Master Swordsmith's Collection. I want two.
Forged long ago in the lost Elf kingdom of Gondolin, Orcrist, the 'goblin cleaver', was a legendary blade, well known to the wise of Middle-earth and infamous among their enemies.
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Bruins Nation gets the work week started with a look back at how the Bruins' various non-revenue sports did over the past week.
This time they fell to West Virginia at the Holiday Inn Thanksgiving Basketball Classic in Northridge. Bruins have now dropped to 2-2. We are going to keep a very close eye on the record of this program as letting Nikki Caldwell go was an epic fail for UCLA. GO BRUINS.
Bruins Nation posts the mid-week edition of its bi-weekly Bruin Bites round-up of news from around the UCLA-iverse.
More data on Dan Guerrero's incompetent leadership of the dysfunctional UCLA athletics department.
From the article: Caldwell said her assistants at UCLA -- Stacie Terry, Tony Perotti and Tasha Butts -- would also be joining her in Baton Rouge. That means UCLA athletic director Dan Guerrero has to replace an entire staff. I'd say this could affect the continuity of the team and what CNC built here at UCLA.
During Dan Guerrero's tenure as A.D. at UCLA, we have seen a sobering number of missteps and failures from our athletic department. Is Dan the man to fix this?
Some initial thoughts on departure of now former UCLA women's basketball coach - Nikki Caldwell. Bruins are sad but grateful for what Coach Caldwell did to revive a listless program.
It seems that Morgan Center has been so busy over the past few days screwing over students and not understanding satire, that they allowed one of the brightest coaches in her sport and on campus to get hired away by LSU.
Caldwell is believed to have visited the U.Va. campus Monday.Nikki Caldwell interested in coaching UVa
Reflections on 2010-11 UCLA women's basketball season.
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One of the major bills the Legislature passed during the regular session will have a big impact on high school students across the state.House Bill 5 changes graduation requirements, student assessments and school accountability laws. Critics of House Bill 5 have said it makes high school education too simple, but the bill passed overwhelmingly in both the House and the Senate, and local educators recently said they're excited to see these changes.House Bill 5 makes the biggest impact on standardized testing, lowering the number of tests from 15 to five, in English I and English II, Algebra I, Biology and U.S. History. School districts will have the option of adding exams in English III and Algebra II, but those scores won't affect their accountability ratings."It's going to kind of spread it out so that there's not such high stakes every year," said Bill Irvine, the lead counselor at Pine Tree High School in Longview. "You may have a couple tests as a freshman and one or two the years following, and it's going to be a lot less stressful on the students."Pine Tree High School math and broadcasting teacher Allen Morris says he's excited to get teaching time back."My thought is, this will kind of free me up to take advantage of teachable moments - this opportunity to say, ok, let's teach some things that are more practical, rather than I'm just teaching you some things so that I can measure," said Morris.House Bill 5 would change a high school student's core course options - they would be required to take four English Language Arts, three math, three social studies and three science classes in addition to credits in foreign language, fine arts, P.E. and other electives.Students would have the opportunity to finish their degree by earning what the Legislature calls "endorsements" in areas like Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), Business and Industry, Arts and Humanities, Public Services, and Multi-Disciplinary Studies."I think the new graduation plan allows some different avenues for the kids to go into, which is going to be a bonus for those students that are not geared towards college and not test takers," said Stephanie Richard, a 9th and 10th grade assistant principal at Lindale High School.The new plan gets rid of the state's 4x4 plan that required four years of English, math, science and social studies.But if a student wants to be eligible for the Top Ten Percent Rule and qualify for automatic college admissions, they are required to take four years of math and science, including Algebra II.Most of all, Irvine says he thinks House Bill 5 will allow educators to be flexible and that the new plan is in the best interest of every student."It's going to be extremely student-centered and catered to what that student wants to accomplish after they leave high school," said Irvine.Another thing that changes in House Bill 5 is the way schools are rated. School districts will now be given a letter rating of "A," "B," "C," "D," or "F."But each campus will still be given the exemplary, recognized, acceptable and unacceptable ratings that have been used in the past.
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Dallas Cowboys linebacker Anthony Spencer will not sign a long-term deal prior to Monday's deadline for locking up franchised players. Spencer's agent Jordan Woy told ESPN Dallas on Friday night that his client will start the season playing under the franchise tender extended to him by the Cowboys this spring.
The franchise tender will pay Spencer $8.8 million for the 2012 season. Spencer, 28, was a first-round pick by the Cowboys in the 2007 NFL Draft. He tallied six sacks last season, which was the second most on the team. He has a total of 17 sacks over the last three seasons. He led the team with four forced fumbles.
Woy left open the possibility of his client talking about a new contract with the Cowboys down the road. Under the rules of the league's collective bargaining agreement, Spencer cannot sign a new deal until after the 2012 season.
Playing for a new contract could provide Spencer with a little extra motivation in 2012. Of course, he could also end up with the franchise tag again in 2013, albeit for a cost of more than $10 million.
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The U.S. Postal Service says all Yarnell residents forced to evacuate because of the ongoing wildfire can pick up their mail at the Wickenburg Post Office until further notice.
Postal officials say 600 Yarnell residents normally receive P.O. Box mail delivery at the Yarnell Post Office on Highway 89.
Yarnell Postmaster Janice Middleton said Monday that the status of the Post Office building is unknown following Sunday's evacuation.
Postal officials say residents evacuated from the Peeples Valley area can still get their mail at the Kirkland Post Office until further notice.
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Flood alert for Devon coast and rivers (From Mid Devon Star)
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Flood alert for Devon coast and rivers
2:28pm Wednesday 12th February 2014 in Devon
The Environment Agency has warned of flooding along the entire south Devon coast.
The alert is in place from Plymouth to Lyme Regis, with forecast high water at 4:15pm.
The predicted still water tide level is 2.11m, which will conbine with a storm surge and waves offshore between five and six metres high from the WSW.
Times of high tide will vary along the coast. Conditions will usually apply two to four hours either side of high tide.
A spokesman said; "Although tide levels are lower than usual flood alert criteria there is a risk of flooding from wave action at exposed coastal locations. There may be an increased risk at areas affected by recent storm damage."
There are also alerts in place for rivers in mid-Devon as catchments are saturated
The EA said that it is expected that rivers will begin to rise later this afternoon and while widespread flood warnings are not currently expected, the agency will continue to monitor the river levels and give updates if the situation changes.
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Son picked up a Rossi: Mdl: S411220BS. Wal-mart. Single shot, with 22 barrel and 410 barrel. Both barrels included for $127-. Short stock for his son and wife to shoot.
We shot it for the first time yesterday. Shooting off hand - pretty accurate for right out of the box. For the price, pretty impressive.


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The Carolina Hurricanes have acquired forward Kellan Tochkin and a fourth-round selection in the 2014 NHL Draft in exchange for forwards Zac Dalpe and Jeremy Welsh, general manager Jim announced.
Tochkin, 22, totaled 44 points (15 goals, 29 assists) and 61 penalty minutes in 56 games with the Missouri Mavericks of the Central Hockey League (CHL) in 2012-13.
Originally signed by Vancouver as an undrafted free agent on July 27, 2009, Tochkin (5'10", 176 lbs.) played four seasons in the Western Hockey League with Everett, Medicine Hat and Prince Albert prior to turning professional, totaling 243 points (91 goals, 152 assists) in 253 career WHL games. A native of Abbotsford, B.C., Tochkin led all WHL rookies in scoring in 2008-09 with 74 points (20g, 54a) in 72 games.
The Hurricanes also announced they've assigned forward Chris Terry to the Charlotte Checkers of the American Hockey League (AHL), pending Terry clearing waivers on Monday at noon.
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In trying to create views during the off-season, new CBS analyst Tony Gonzalez has been using hyperbole to support the cause of Jimmy Graham in the matter of compensation for NFL tight ends. But...
A way too early look at some Eagles 2015 free agent pass rusher options.
The NFL deadline for the franchise and transition tags have passed and now the free agent class looks a bit different.
The deadline for teams to franchise tag their free agents passed today at 4:00 PM EST without any white smoke rising from Reliant Stadium.
Here are five important questions about Jimmy Graham and his future with the Saints that we'd like you to answer.
The Redskins have until Monday afternoon to decide whether or not they will stop Pro Bowl linebacker Brian Orakpo from testing free agency.
Jimmy Graham's future with the Saints is now a little uncertain, as teams willing to give up two first round draft picks for the tight end could steal him away.
The Buffalo Bills are expected to try their hardest to keep pending free agent Jairus Byrd in Buffalo, according to a report.
Can the media now get back to really important stories, like which team will be next to announce they have absolutely no interest in signing Tim Tebow?
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Exclusive Riverfront Island Estate in Vero Beach
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Private island setting for the discreet vacationer. One mile to secluded beaches. Yacht owners have option of renting a slip in private marina for up to 70 feet. Breathtaking riverfront estate designed by New York City architect and built by distinguished custom builder. This 7500 total square footage and 5750 under air estate has four bedrooms, four full baths and three half, a loft, a in-law suite with a kitchenette, and a fully stocked gourmet cook's kitchen with double Wolf ovens and a Wolf gas cooktop, SubZero refrig. The butler's pantry provides an icemaker and wine cooler. Master Bath has Toto Washlet Toilet. Master Bed is a Select Comfort. Gated Community.
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Deadline: March 3, 2014
You are invited to attend the banquet on Monday, April 28, 2014 at 7:00pm. Speakers will receive a t-shirt and commemorative polo shirt for their participation in the Symposium.
Deadline: March 3, 2014
ASM will honor expenses for ground transportation (mileage to/from airport or personal vehicle usage in lieu of airfare, tolls and parking, taxi or shuttle fees), food (actual expenses as ASM does not set a per diem amount), and gratuities. Please make sure to save all itemized receipts. Please note that a copy of a charge slip is not considered adequate documentation for meals. ASM requires the receipt detailing the food and beverage purchases. ASM cannot reimburse for expenses without an itemized receipt. A reimbursement form will be emailed to you after the conclusion of the meeting.
Travel Grants
Deadline: February 24, 2014
Students, postdoctoral fellows, and technologists who submit abstracts are eligible for travel awards sponsored by the Pan American Society for Clinical Virology (PASCV) and the Clinical Virology Symposium.
Award Types
Special travel awards are available in honor of:
• Dr. Edwin Lennette
• Dr. Edith Hsiung
• Dr. Herman Friedman sponsored by the Clinical Virology Symposium ($1500)
• Dr. Mario Escobar sponsored by the Clinical Virology Symposium ($1500)
• *Special Award for Latin American Residents sponsored by the PASCV ($2000)
*Available to faculty
The PASCV offers several additional travel awards in addition to the named awards above. For detailed information on Award Types and previous recipients, visit http://www.pascv.org/awards.html.
Applicant must:
• Be presenting author of submitted abstract;
• Reside in North America;
• Be a student, post-doctoral fellow, or technologist; and
• Not have received the award in the past three years.
Preference is given to those who have not received the award.
To Apply
Applicants should submit:
• Eligibility letter from supervisor. Letter must include the name of the student, fellow, or technologist who is competing for the travel award, and abstract title
• Copy of abstract submitted to Call for Abstracts
• Travel Award Application Form (Form may be completed in English or Spanish)
Application materials should be sent to:
Email grant application to:
Dr. Steven Specter, Symposium Chairman
or if by mail, please send two copies to:
Dr. Steven Specter
MDC04, University of South Florida College of Medicine
12901 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33612
Recipients will be notified on March 10, 2014.
Submission of Case Studies
Deadline: February 24, 2014
Participants are encouraged to submit cases for Tuesday's "Philip Hanff Memorial Case Studies."
The Case Studies Faculty will select UP TO THREE of the submitted cases for presentation.
Submitters of accepted case studies will receive a refund of their Clinical Virology
Symposium registration fee. The decision of the Faculty is final, and is not subject to appeal.
Click this link for an example of a clinical case. Your submission is not required to be this complete,
but if it is selected, you will be expected to provide additional information and materials to allow for a
complete presentation. Refund of the registration fee for those submitting accepted cases is contingent
upon provision of sufficient material and information for presentation of the case at the Symposium.
- Submitted cases must meet HIPPA requirements including the removal of identifying information
- Submit cases in PowerPoint format
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Language has become a problem in the modern world: its expanding role as a means of global communication has, at the same time, accented the barriers to human understanding posed by competing ideologies concealed within languages. As a result, power, rather than argument or persuasion, has become the normal means for achieving national and personal ends. This seminar addresses, through selected case studies, the relationship of language and power in the American tradition and their impact on politics and ethics. The Vietnam War is offered as a case study.
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The Art Department, in conjunction with the campus administration, has established three art collections: the permanent art collection featuring works by acclaimed artists, the faculty art collection, and a student art collection. Works from these art collections are installed throughout the campus.
Art Gallery
The Art Gallery presents several shows each year, featuring work by faculty members, students and regional artists. Artist's lectures, workshops, and visual presentations often accompany the exhibition. Guest artists have included internationally known sculptors, painters, photographers and printmakers.
DVC's Art Department offers a full range of working studios in painting, drawing, printmaking, digital imaging, photography, ceramics, sculpture and metal arts. The department presents art sales and exhibitions, workshops, and events throughout the year. For more information, contact the art department.
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By Marta Mossburg
— If only we could all speak so freely as Dr. Ben Carson.
He is the head of pediatric neurosurgery at Baltimore's Johns Hopkins Hospital, one of the best hospitals in the world. He grew up in poverty in Detroit, raised by a single mother who made her sons read two library books each week and write reports on them. She couldn't read them, but they didn't know.
He recently addressed the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C., a preeminent annual get together held since 1953. It is hosted by members of Congress and focused on finding common ground through faith. Every president attends and it is billed as one of the only non-political events in the capital.
Dr. Carson's speech ignited a firestorm from both left and right on cable news, with some on both sides calling for him to apologize to President Barack Obama for making overtly partisan remarks.
Many on the right praised him for attacking the president, who sat a few feet away from him during his address, with Fox News inviting him on multiple programs.
CNN's Candy Crowley asked a panel of guests if his remarks were "offensive." And Cal Thomas, a conservative columnist who organizes a media dinner connected with the event wrote, "Our politics have become so polarized and corrupted that a president of the United States cannot even attend an event devoted to drawing people closer to God and bridge partisan and cultural divides without being lectured about his policies."
It's true, Dr. Carson did assail the tax code, suggesting the tithe as a much simpler and fairer model for raising revenue than the current progressive tax structure with carve outs for myriad interest groups. And he also said healthcare would be cheaper and more effective if people took more responsibility for their care via health savings accounts "instead of sending it [money] to some bureaucracy."
But all those either offended by Dr. Carson's speech or thrilled that he allegedly berated the president in his presence missed the point.
Only those who see life filtered through a political lens would have taken his remarks that way.
His main point, the one he led with and returned to repeatedly, was about freedom of speech.
"We've reached the point where people are afraid to actually talk about what they want to say because somebody might be offended," he said.
He called political correctness "dangerous" because it "keeps people from discussing important issues while the fabric of this society is being changed." He added, "what we need to do in this politically correct world is forget about unanimity of speech and unanimity of thought, and we need to concentrate on being respectful of those people with whom we disagree."
He went on to lay out the biggest moral problems facing America in his mind - a foundering public education system, skyrocketing national debt, and a healthcare system that costs too much and delivers too little - and solutions to them using modern day parables to illustrate his points.
Surely those items are worthy of discussion at a breakfast dedicated to bridging partisan divide at a critical moment in America's history.
Second, if speakers are not allowed to talk about issues of pressing national concern at an event that elevates the Christian faith, doesn't it implicitly reduce God to a figurehead? If anything, Dr. Carson acted like Jesus throwing the money changers out of the temple - waking up those in the audience at the event and those watching on television to the things of ultimate importance and calling out the hypocrisy of organizers who want a happy talk about common principles while America is falling apart outside the doors of the Washington Hilton.
If he and future speakers are not allowed the freedom to express their deepest concerns, then what's the point of a prayer breakfast except as a hollow tradition?
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Scottsbluff Police investigate rash of burglaries
The Scottsbluff Police Department is investigating several recent burglaries. According to Captain Brian Wasson, the burglaries have occurred mostly to businesses and are occurring near the center of town. The burglaries have occurred at businesses just west of Broadway as well as several churches on the west side of town.
Wasson says several of these burglaries occurred over the holiday weekend and efforts to identify items taken are ongoing. There have been no arrests made in any of these cases.
The police department would like to remind the public that a spike in property related crimes is common for this time of year and that ensuring vehicles and to ensure residences are kept locked. The police department also encourages the public to secure valuables out of view in vehicles.
Anyone with information about these burglaries is encouraged to contact the police department or Scotts Bluff County Crimestoppers 632-STOP (7867). The police department would also encourage anyone that observes suspicious activity throughout the city to report it immediately.
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Julia Phillips, the South Carolina woman convicted in the murder of Melvin Roberts - the former Mayor of York, was back in court for a probation violation hearing.
Phillips was convicted in September for her role in the murder of Roberts. Prosecutors contend, and jurors agreed, that Phillips plotted and conspired with an unknown and unidentified accomplice to kill Roberts – her longtime boyfriend.
Investigators say Roberts was strangled with a zip tie in the driveway of his York home in 2010.
Phillips was not the actual killer, but police are still investigating the case. The Judge sentenced Phillips to life in prison.
Back in 2011, Phillips pleaded guilty to stealing rent money from Roberts' real estate company. The judge gave Phillips a suspended sentence, put her on probation, and ordered her to pay $2400 restitution and court fees.
According to the South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardons; Phillips has only paid $1170.00. She owes $1230.
On Tuesday, Judge Keith Kelly decided to terminate Phillips' probation since she's serving a life sentence. Judge Kelly turned the remaining money she owes into a civil judgement.
The ruling means the victim's family won't be able to recover any money from Phillips until she dies - if she has an estate.
Both of Melvin Roberts' sons were in court for the hearing.
"Just to see her, just to see appear in court and see if she would have anything to say whatsoever"said Ronnie Roberts. "This points to her greed that she could steal from Dad before she killed him, stole from him after - and has no remorse whatsoever. She still would not tell us - or the police - who, or if anyone else, was involved in Dad's murder."
"It was important to me that I wanted everyone to hear how, after she murdered my father, she continued to steal from him" said David Roberts, who asked if the judge would order any money Phillips earns in prison be used to pay off the amount owed. The judge told him he would likely have to go to civil court to get that.
"I'm thinking snicker money - if she gets to wash dishes" said David Roberts. "I didn't want to have to wait until she's dead. I thought along the way if she gets any money from any means then she should have to pay us. She should have to pay her debt to my dad."
This is the first time Phillips was seen publicly since she was sent to a maximum security prison for Roberts' murder.
Phillips was dressed in a prison jumpsuit, and in foot shackles, chains, and handcuffs. She didn't say much in court - just "yes sir" to the judge when he asked her a question. According to the South Carolina Department of Corrections, Phillips has been permanently assigned to the Camille Griffin Graham Institution in Columbia - a maximum security facility for women.
Anyone with information about Roberts' murder is asked to call police in York, S.C.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – The prediction here has not moved a millimeter from the moment Trey Lyles de-committed from Indiana. Lyles will play college basketball at the University of Kentucky.
Lyles is a senior at Indianapolis Tech, a full-sized forward with guard skills. His supporting cast expects him to be in the NBA after one college season. That is the profile of a guy who plays for John Calipari, not Rick Pitino.
Once, Lyles was at the top of this recruiting class. Now, after a summer of limited participation, he has slipped several spots on some national boards.
Lyles won't slip any more – not after his Instagram-fueled announcement Monday that his final two choices are Louisville and Kentucky. Trey Lyles will be the talk of basketball beyond the Bluegrass until he makes his call.
Twitter might try to convince you Lyles is the first player to make such a fractious call. He isn't. He is only the latest.
Here is a partial list. Some made the right call. Others made choices that we'll always be debating.
1. Wes Unseld (Louisville) – The story has it that people convinced Adolph Rupp that Unseld was the perfect player to integrate the Kentucky basketball program in 1964. Unseld had other unshakable plans – and will forever stand as a Cardinal icon.
2. Melvin Turpin (Kentucky) – Turpin was a Lexington kid so it was always going to be tricky getting him to Freedom Hall. U of L tried. Turpin scored more than 1,500 points for the Wildcats,a remarkable total considering he was often in Sam Bowie's shadow.
But ...
Operating in the high post of a Denny Crum offense, Turpin could have been the piece that upgraded the Cardinals' 1982 and 1983 Final Fours to national titles.
3. Billy Thompson (Louisville) – Nobody was ranked higher than Thompson in the Class of 1982. His recruiting was so crazy that Digger Phelps lost his mind talking about it. Thompson rarely performed like the best player in that class – until it counted in March of 1986. The Cards' national title made Thompson's first three uneven seasons worthwhile.
4. Winston Bennett (Kentucky) – Joe B. Hall was determined to tear down the recruiting wall that Crum and Wade Houston constructed around Louisville. Bennett made the right call blasting through the opening and into the SEC. His broad-shouldered style was a better fit in Hall's power-sweep offense.
5. Kenny Payne (Louisville) – Payne had a nice junior year and played his way into the first round of the 1989 NBA Draft as a senior. But he settled for scraps of playing time as a freshman and sophomore. There's no question Payne could have gotten more time at UK. Payne took his do-over. He's been one of Calipari's assistants at UK since 2009.
6. Rex Chapman (Kentucky) – This is a no-brainer. I can't imagine a guard who fit Crum's system better than Chapman. He could jump. He could post. He could guard multiple positions. He scored over 1,000 points in two seasons – even while playing in Eddie Sutton's straight-jacket. Chapman, Pervis Ellison, Herbert Crook, Felton Spencer, Tony Kimbro, LaBradford Smith … imagine the possibilities. I have.
7. John Pelphrey (Kentucky) – Credit Louisville for Pelphrey's success in Lexington. The Wildcats weren't really gaga about Pelphrey until it was apparent Pelphrey was serious about leaving Paintsville to take Crum's scholarship offer. Sutton softened – and was later asked to leave town. What a blessing for Pelphrey. Rick Pitino made Pelphrey's UK career unforgettable. He made the right call.
8. Dwayne Morton (Louisville) – Pitino wanted to build the pipeline that Hall started with Bennett. Morton wasn't comfortable making that move. He stayed home, scored more than 1,400 points but never made a dent in the NBA. Sometimes I wonder … don't you?
9. Jason Osborne (Louisville) – Pitino wanted Osborne more than he wanted Morton. Osborne and Crum never clicked. Osborne and Pitino would have certainly clashed, but I believe Osborne would have emerged as a better player.
10. Rodney Dent (Kentucky) – The big man did good things for the Wildcats until he blew out his knee in 1994. This one ended with an incomplete. Whatever happened to Rodney Dent?
11. Derek Anderson (Ohio State, then Kentucky) – Not many guys say, "No," to both schools. Anderson didn't feel enough love from either place and headed to Big Ten country from Doss High School. Not many guys get a second chance. Anderson did. He won one national championship in 1996 and was racing toward another when he tore a knee ligament in 1997. He's not a Kentucky icon, but he's close enough.
12. Marquis Teague (Kentucky) – The entire recruiting buzz on Teague was Louisville, Louisville, Louisville because Pitino had coached Teague's father. Then Kentucky hired Calipari. The Derrick Rose, Tyreke Evans, John Wall legacy changed everything – and Teague made it to the NBA in one season with a national championship ring.
Win, win.
13. Chane Behanan (Louisville) – Behanan had his opportunity to follow the one-and-done flight path. He passed. He should have passed. He was never a one-and-done player. Now Behanan has a signature performance from a national championship game on his resume – and a better chance of getting to the NBA and staying in the NBA by playing three college seasons for Pitino.
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LORDSTOWN - Thursday night's game between Lordstown and LaBrae came down to a race against time.
Not over the result of the contest - the Red Devils had that well in hand - but Vikings' senior Ashlee Stubbs' quest for 1,000 career points. Stubbs entered the game needing 21 points to surpass the milestone but only had 11 through three quarters.
While Lordstown was rolling to a 66-43 victory, LaBrae coach Lisa Aldridge sent her team on a fouling mission, sending the Red Devils to the line again and again in an effort to get her team the ball back. The tactic worked, as Stubbs came through with 11 points in the fourth quarter to finish the regular season with 1,001 career points.
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LaBrae's Ashlee Stubbs, left, is all smiles as her teammates look on after making her 1,000th point on a free throw late in the fourth quarter of Thursday's game at Lordstown.
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Ashlee Stubbs (45) drives as Lordstown's Sarah Cash defends. Lordstown won, 66-43.
"I started off playing varsity as a freshman and it was a new experience, but everyone made me feel real good," Stubbs said. "The nervousness wore off real quick. This was a real good experience for me to reach 1,000."
LaBrae coach Lisa Aldridge said Stubbs reached a milestone not often achieved at the school.
"Good kid. Good student. Works hard and I'm proud of her," Aldridge said. "She's my first player that's ever scored 1,000. Not too many kids at LaBrae have scored 1,000. Her and Peyton (Aldridge) actually did it in the same week. Peyton did it the other night and now she did it tonight."
With about 3 minutes to play and the game out of reach, the Vikings focused on getting the ball to Stubbs. She scored the last 11 points for LaBrae. She drove to the basket repeatedly and hit her goal on a free throw with 1:27 to play.
"I knew coming into the game I needed about 21 points," Stubbs said. "I didn't know how many I had scored all night. It got down to the end of the fourth quarter and I started missing shots. My coach told me I had four points to 1,000. My teammates did the right thing trying to get me the ball. I have them to thank to help me reach 1,000.
"I was pretty good with (the pressure). I tried not to think about it too much during the game. Just a normal game."
Aldridge said with the game well out of reach, she decided getting Stubbs her individual achievement was the best course of action.
"I turned around and there was 2 or 3 minutes to go and they said she was within six, and I know she can make six points down low," Aldridge said. "She had a rough time starting off early. We wanted to get that off her back. We go into the tournament on Saturday and I didn't want that pressure on her on Saturday. She needed six, so I just decided we're going to give her the ball."
LaBrae (13-9) came from behind for a 19-16 lead with 4:17 remaining in the first half. The Red Devils took control of the game for good with a 16-0 run over the next 6:52 for a commanding 32-19 advantage.
"We stepped up on defense," Lordstown coach Dave Smith said when asked what was the key to the run. "We got some good steals, some easy outlets, some fast breaks. We hit some big shots then."
Aldridge said her team uncharacteristically didn't reach well to Lordstown's defense.
"We came out and we played against presses all year," she said. "For some reason, this press at this time and in this game, rattled us. I give credit to Lordstown. They did a nice job. Some of the buckets didn't fall. I'll have to look at film and see exactly what happened."
Kelsey Smith, Marlena Liming and Ally Hajnosz led the way during the run with four points each. Smith hit a 3-pointer to give Lordstown (18-4) the lead back at 21-19 and Hajnosz made two free throws to conclude the spurt.
Sarah Cash led Lordstown with 13 points and Liming, Smith, Hajnosz and Sami Heverly each had 11.
With the regular season concluded, Dave Smith thinks the Red Devils are putting everything together at just the right time.
"We're actually coming together pretty well," he said. "We had a little falter in a couple games. We had some injuries. We're fully healthy now. I think we're doing pretty well now."


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Yes, They Cook! (well, Some of Them.) Nashville's Finest Offer An Inside Look at the Heart of Their Homes
Jason Aldean and Keith Urban are also performers on "Country Music's Biggest Night"
Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley will host the Country Music Awards Nov. 9
From Bronzing in the Bahamas to Catching Fish on the Ohio River, Celebs Recall Their Most Unforgettable Childhood Days in the Sun
Brad Paisley Pays Tribute to One of Country's Greatest Bands-With a Little Help from the Bandleader Himself, Randy Owen
The Something Borrowed actress marries Neal Dodson in Nashville
The country star will give money from his "Old Alabama" song to the American Red Cross
He's Smart, He's Funny, and We Think He's Totally Hot. But He Says He's Totally Not ...
Steven Tyler and Rihanna helped create some of the show's most memorable moments
He completed it during the cocktail hour at at La Fete du Cinema
Bid on artful shots of the country superstars in an auction benefiting those affected by Tennessee's historic flood
Even the Worst Flood in More Than 50 Years Couldn't Keep Nashville Down. Now, in a Series of Portraits, We Celebrate the Biggest Stars of 2010 in Their Favorite Nashville Places. Plus, the Stories That Kept Us Talking!
The stars join more of country music's biggest names to share holiday tunes and traditions
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Opinion: Of Mice and Men
December 3, 2013|
Researchers scramble to put mouse cancer models on solid footing.
December 3, 2013|
Researchers scramble to put mouse cancer models on solid footing.
July 8, 2013|
Are the international drug laws the worst impediment to scientific inquiry since the Catholic Church banned the telescope?
March 18, 2013|
Next-generation sequencing diagnostics are already being used, and patients are ready.
March 13, 2013|
Tailoring ethical oversight to participant-led research
February 7, 2013|
New amphibian species are being discovered at an exciting rate, yet they are also the vertebrates most at risk of extinction.
February 4, 2013|
Using a SMART card containing your genetic information and medical history, you could one day soon be diagnosed and treated for all kinds of diseases at an ATM-style kiosk.
January 28, 2013|
From cardiovascular problems to neurological disorders, a plethora of new medical devices are reducing the need for surgery and improving the quality and safety of healthcare.
January 10, 2013|
Resource-limited countries are in desperate need of better diagnostic tests for life-threatening illnesses.
October 29, 2012|
Record fish die-offs in the Midwest call for a fresh look at how humans are disrupting the planet's essential water cycle.
October 15, 2012|
Remote sensing helps control an invasive giant weed that threatens ecosystems and border security.
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4It's A Girl!
Hooray! Kourtney Kardashian is going to give birth to a little girl! Can you believe it? This newest Kardashian will be an asset to the Kardashian empire: she will inherit all. While Kim, Khloe, and Kourtney are getting too old for their shenanigans (will they ever get too old for their shenanigans though, or will we be seeing Kim famewhoring at 50?), this new generation shall rise up and bring this family to new heights. Or, wait, will people still care about the Kardashians in twenty years? Is it sad that I have to actually present that as a question because I really don't know?
Regardless, I'm happy for Kourtney. I'm sure she'll have fun with a little baby girl, and judging by the unbearable cuteness of Kourtney's son, Mason, this little baby will be a stunner. BABIES.
Can I tell you something? I think that while Khloe is definitely the best Kardashian, Kourtney is the underrated Kardashian. The more I watch her – and oh, do I watch her – the more I like her. I thought she was solid on this season of Kourtney and Kim Take New York, and I think she actually seems like a really good mom. Anybody else?
Oh, and speaking of little girls, guess who else is having one?
Yep, Jessica Simpson has a bouncing baby girl in her uterus as well! Hoorays all around!
From People:
The fashion mogul, who is planning a March baby shower, recently visited L.A.'s Bel Bambini boutique to pick out clothing and accessories for her little one – and one observer noticed that Simpson, 32, was thinking pink.
"Jessica and her mom [Tina Simpson] and spent over an hour at the store," the observer tells PEOPLE. "She took her time picking out the perfect baby items."
She's having her baby shower in March? Baby showers usually come pretty soon before the actual baby, right? Can we assume that Jessica is due in March then? All she's said before is that she's due in the spring, and judging by the size of her tummy, I can't imagine this baby will still be in there in April or May. I'm going to go ahead and guess that if she doesn't have that baby within the next month, when she does have it, it will actually be three or more babies. She's huge. And adorable!
You guys. Babies. Who's next?
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People have been going on about how ugly her dress is. I agree but you have to admit those wacko lines and stripes do camouflage her appalling girth….yes, I said appalling. Someone said that everyone was getting a little too "precious" about what has become the 11th commandment…thou shall not criticize a pregnant woman, or else. She's about as far from "adorable" as a monitor lizard. So, I'm gonna pile on with snarky stuff like, "Paging Captain Ahab; Moby the The Thick off the port bow!"
Since when is Jessica Simpson a "fashion mogul"?
I was wondering that too lol
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"Chirp" is not the sound of the robins coming back north for the spring. But it does herald the arrival of a new era in fish-finding sonar. CHIRP (compressed high-intensity radar pulse), which we've discussed in this space before as the fish finder of the future, is here.
CHIRP technology is quite simply a modulated pulse broadcast by the transducer. Instead of firing a 50 kHz or 200 kHz pulse beneath the boat to bounce off things and return at the same frequency, CHIRP technology modulates the pulse so the ping sent by the transducer sweeps across a range of frequencies, say 28 kHz to 60 kHz, or 130 kHz to 210 kHz, or 42 kHz to 65 kHz. The advantages are revolutionizing fish-finding sonar.
New View
The return or bounce-back off a target reflects the frequency at which the target was struck, so even two targets close together are going to return the ping at different frequencies. The result is improved separation and detail, far in excess of what is available with traditional single-frequency sonar - the familiar 50 kHz for deep water and 200 kHz for shallow water.
At the same time the frequency modulates, the width of the signal cone changes. Airmar's Mark Reedenauer explains: "Make a V with your index and middle fingers and lay it on your desk. Now move your fingers in and out, changing the distance between your fingertips. That's how the cone angle expands to cover more bottom with the modulation in frequency."
For the coming season, two companies are ready to put CHIRP on the helm of your fishing boat. Simrad broke the news late last summer in Seattle at the National Marine Electronics Association show, but it hadn't had any units on the water yet. Now it has.
Garmin got its first CHIRP units on the water in mid-January and went to market with the product in February at the Miami International Boat Show. Down the road: Geonav has announced it will release CHIRP sonar; Furuno has the technology but has not yet packaged it for recreational anglers; and Raymarine states emphatically that "Raymarine will be releasing some very innovative sonar products that incorporate CHIRP technology before the end of the year." So all the cool kids are doing it, and the language of fish-finding sonar, and anglers' expectations of it, are going through a big change.
Go Deep
This revolution has been driven by transducers developed by Airmar. That company's transducer line for CHIRP sonar includes a low-frequency transceiver that operates at 25 kHz to 45 kHz and 40 kHz to 60 kHz; the high-frequency transceiver supports 40 kHz to 60 kHz, and 130 kHz to 210 kHz, among others. These ranges are basically expansions of the familiar 50 kHz and 200 kHz options.
"The [CHIRP] technology, methodology and signal processing and mechanics are now possible because we have the transducers," says Don Korte, senior engineer for Simrad. "A couple of years ago we couldn't do CHIRP. We didn't have the sensors."
Simrad's BSM-2 ($2,495) delivers as much as five times greater target resolution over conventional sounders and, Simrad claims, offers bottom readings beyond 10,000 feet. It's not that anyone has that much line on their reels, but as Korte explains, "If you are able to see bottom at 10,000 feet, imagine how well you'll see things much shallower, at fishable depths."
An adjunct to the impressive resolution is the lack of noise or interference in the return image. This is due partially to the modulated frequency of the pulse but is also augmented by the low power requirements of the transducers. "We don't need that much power. These depths are all reached at 250 watts," says Korte.
Big Guns
Garmin's flagship product is the GSD26, a black-box sonar that retails for $2,000. Garmin's name for its version of CHIRP is Spread-Spectrum technology. "We're able to afford the sport fisher better target separation and resolution at extraordinary depths while allowing them to dial into specific frequencies to target certain species of sport fish," says Garmin's Greg DeVries.
"This is our SS broadband fish finder," he says. "The GSD26 will be manually tunable from 25 kHz to 210 kHz, creating a modulated pulse across the whole range of frequencies for superb resolution and target return." With traditional fish-finding sonar, says DeVries, when you see the bottom in deep water, you often don't see what is in the water column above it. With a modulated pulse, you get both: a good view of the bottom and an accurate look at everything between it and your boat.
Garmin's range is transducer-dependent, defined by frequencies in Airmar's new transducers. The GSD26 is not a plug-and-play unit. All connections are bare wire, so installation is a little more than a morning project in the driveway. "This is the 'big guns' product that serious anglers have been asking for," says DeVries. "When your black-box finder costs more than your plotter, it's a whole different ballgame."
Upgrading to CHIRP capability can be an easy transition with both Simrad and Garmin equipment. Both manufacturers have made convenient allowances for new sounders to function with existing fixed-frequency transducers, those you are currently using. Adapters allow the transducers already installed to remain functional, albeit at a fixed frequency, until you are ready for a haul-out - or ready to write the check - to upgrade to modulated-frequency transducers.


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When I read about Robert Guerrero getting arrested, all sorts of emotions welled up—at first.
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Visitation will be from 6 until 8 p.m. today, Oct. 11, 2012, in the parlor at Collins-Burke Funeral Home in Jasper. Graveside services will be at 12:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 12, in the Alabama National Cemetery in Montevallo. Kerry Richardson will officiate.
He was preceded in death by his father, George W. Gillott; and mother, Ruby West Gillott.
He is survived by his wife, Gail Gillott; one daughter, Sandy Gillott Bennett; one son, Steven Gillott; one sister, Mary Grimmson; one brother, James Gillott; and eight grandchildren, Joseph Bennett, Chandler Gillott, Matthew Gillott, Morgan Bennett, Adam Gillott, Landan Bennett, Elizabeth Gillott and Sofia Bennett.


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A new traffic light system might help clear up some congestion in Hattiesburg soon.
MDOT is currently piloting an Adaptive Traffic System on Hwy. 49 and Hwy. 98. Workers will place sensors underneath pavement to monitor traffic flow.
"It will register an increase or decrease in traffic and then directionally try to time the signals accordingly," MDOT District 6 Engineer Kelly Castelberry said.
He explained that right now, workers have to physically count vehicles at each intersection and time signals accordingly.
He said this will be especially helpful during heavy traffic events like ball games and concerts.
"As opposed to us not knowing when those events are and trying to time them specially, this will pick those events up and move traffic more efficiently," Castelberry said.
He said the project began in October and will carry on through April. He said that's when motorists will notice workers in the roadways installing the sensors.
"Motorists need to be careful when they see workers out there," Castelberry said. "They're out there working on our behalf, and just be cautious until they're out of the way and you'll get to enjoy the benefit that they provide."
He said Hattiesburg is the first in the state to try the new system, and he predicts it will catch on.
"This is an application that you could see in other cities," Castelberry said. "We look at corridors. We've identified several corridors that could possibly benefit from this type of system to relieve congestion."
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6:01pm Thursday 30th January 2014 in Non-League By Stuart Amos
Walton Casuals boss Mark Hams signed Turkish goalkeeper Ferhat Askoy and Fulham defender Daniel O'Reilly to little effect this week.
Askoy, 21, arrived from Turkish First Division side Orduspor, while 19-year-old O'Reilly – a Republic of Ireland U15 and U16 international – agreed a short-term loan switch from Craven Cottage.
The pair made their debuts on Tuesday, but could not prevent a 4-3 Ryman Division One South defeat at Tooting & Mitcham leaving boss Mark Hams' side without a win since December 21 after last week's 6-1 drubbing at Burgess Hill Town.
Saturday's clash with Whitstable Town – Walton's first home game since December 17 – was abandoned due to floodlight failure, with the visitors leading 2-1.
Recent results mean the Stags have conceded 55 goals in 28 games – yet still sit sixth in the table – to leave Hams vowing to make changes.
"The table does not lie in terms of goal difference," said the manager.
"Our defending has been absolutely chronic. Pathetic.
"I try and take responsibility for defeats, but I cannot take responsibility for some of our defending.
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Pumpkin Fest
Saturday, October 26, 2013
11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Central Park Bandshell
Enter at 72nd Street
Join NYC Parks for Pumpkin Fest, New York City's annual celebration of the fall harvest season in leafy Central Park!
Taking place on Saturday, October 26, Pumpkin Fest takes the very best traditions of the autumn season and offers them all for FREE! Activities will include:
NY"Z" Scream Haunted House
Our spooktacular haunted house at Bethesda Fountain is back again and this year it's filled with zombies!
Catch a sneak peek of the Haunted House on Friday, October 25 from 4 p.m. - 7 p.m.!
Pumpkin Patch
Kids take home a free sugar pumpkin!
- The Care.com Pumpkin Decorating Zone
Live Quidditch Matches
Transport yourself to Hogwarts to witness this fast action sport!
- Marionette Performances by CityParksPuppetMobile
- JestMaster Walkabout Characters
- Pumpkin Carving
Create a Creepy Creature
Make your own ghost, ghoul or pumpkin puppet with The New Victory Theater!
Get Crafty with Scribble Town
Have fun making pumpkin puppets, tissue paper pumpkins, and even pumpkins with accordion legs!
- Live Entertainment
- Pride of NY Farmers' Market
All events are free! Event is rain or shine!
Please note that the lines for the Haunted House and Pumpkin Patch may close early. While supplies last!
Iams PUP-kin Zone
For the first time at Pumpkin Fest, NYC Parks will host a venue designed specifically for four-legged New Yorkers!
Doggie Costume Contest
Top three winners to receive special prizes provided by Iams
Just show up at 1:00 p.m. to the free-play area to be judged. Winners announced at 1:30 p.m.
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An enclosed, off-leash area for dogs to run and play!
Agility Course
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A marisqueria specializing in Sinaloense-style seafood, El Zarandeado takes a craftsman's approach to your meals. There's the molcajete sinaloense , in which a basalt mortar is filled with mariscos and a pureed green chile sauce, then baked; the cocomarisco , a young coconut emptied of its water and packed with a mix of marinated seafood and young coconut flesh; and above all, el zarandeado itself, a grey snapper "cult object" that needs to be ordered an hour ahead of time. (Alibi Staff, October 4, 2012)
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Much as they are at this very moment, the Detroit Tigers were the defending American League champions heading into the 1935 season as this vintage pennant so clearly illustrates.
As we moderns reckon things, Charlie Gehringer was clearly the Tigers MVP, but the A.L. Award went to catcher Mickey Cochrane (or "Cockrane" as it's spelled on this pennant) because he was also the team's manager and Gehringer finished second. (The man with the real gripe, though, was Lou Gehrig and his Triple Crown and slash line of .363/.464/.762) Hank Greenberg, who would win the MVP award the next season, pitched in with the fourth-most doubles ever (63).
Ideally for Tigers fans, the 2013 team will emulate the '35 club that repeated as league champions, but won the World Series on the second go-round.