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Animal Names Used in Addressing People
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Dear Linguists,
Quite a few weeks ago I posted a query in which, on behalf of a student of
mine, Zsuzsa Szamosfalvi, I asked you to fill in a questionnaire about
animal names used to address people in English. We received a generous lot
of answers, for which we are extremely grateful to all of you, whom we
don't have the space to list. But here is a summary of Zsuzsa's preliminary
results, written by her, just to give you some feedback on what you've
become involved in:
''I decided to deal with this topic after having read Halupka-Resetar and
Radic (2003), who carried out a research on ''Animal names used in
addressing people in Serbian''. Although I listed different animal names in
my questionnaire, I was working with the same method they used. My
questionnaire has been completed by some 45 native English-speaking people
from Great-Britain, Ireland, the United States and Canada so far.
In the first and second places in my recent analysis I concentrated on
whether the given animal vocatives are used to express affection or abuse
and whether these animal names are used to address a male or a female
person. Finally, I concentrated on the semantico-pragmatic motivations of
people using particular animal vocatives.
It was rather interesting to realize which animal names are the most
frequently used ones in terms of addressing people. I listed 42 animal
names in my questionnaire, in this case I intend to deal with the 15 most
frequent ones. These are in order of frequency: 1. pig, 2. chick(en), 3.
dog/puppy, 4. cow, 5. monkey, 6. hen, 7. rat, 8. turkey, 9. mouse, 10.
snake, 11. cat/kitten, 12. fox, 13. lamb, 14. vixen, 15. worm.
These preliminary results show that animal vocatives are more often used as
expressing a negative relation towards the addressee, rather than a
positive one. This is also confirmed by the fact that among these 15 animal
names we can find only one, 'lamb', which is exclusively used
affectionately, thus it has no abusive meaning at all. All the other animal
vocatives are either used to express an exclusively abusive manner, just
like pig, cow, rat, snake, worm, or to express both an abusive and an
affectionate manner, just like chick(en), dog/puppy, monkey, hen, turkey,
mouse, cat/kitten, fox, vixen.
Most of the mentioned 15 animal vocatives are used to address both a male
and a female person. As there are 3 animal names that are exclusively used
to address a female person, just like cow, hen, vixen, there is not a
single one, which is exclusively used to describe a male addressee. All the
other animal vocatives are used to address both a male and a female person.
Finally, it is interesting to see the semantico-pragmatic motivations of
people using particular animal vocatives, in other words, the different
meanings of the expressions the animal vocatives transfer. I worked with
the same classification that was used by S. Halupka-Resetar and B. Radic.
On the basis of this classification I divided the 15 listed animal names
into the following four groups: appearance, eating habits, intelligence and
character. Therefore, cow and vixen are listed under appearance, pig is
under eating habits, fox and turkey are under intelligence, while the group
character includes cat/kitten, hen, snake, worm, monkey, dog/puppy, mouse,
chicken, lamb and rat.
In my further analysis I would like to devote much more attention to the
morphosyntactic structures in which the animal vocatives are used and the
typical situations that usually provoke such occurrences.''
We are grateful for all the help we've got.
Katalin Balogné Bérces and Zsuzsa Szamosfalvi,
Péter Pázmány Catholic University, Hungary
Halupka-Resetar, Sabina and Radic, Biljana, 2003. Animal names used in
addressing people in Serbian. In: Journal of Pragmatics 35 (2003) pp.
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Good morning, it's Sunday, Sept. 15, 2013. Some wonderful columns have started this way in the Bradenton Herald over the years. So this seems appropriate today, as it's such a significant date in the Herald's timeline:
We've moved.
After almost 30 years at 102 Manatee Ave. W., the Herald has relocated its headquarters. We actually have moved closer to our roots, back to the heart of downtown Bradenton, just a block from the riverfront at 1111 Third Ave. W.
This move wasn't supposed to happen for a few weeks, but somehow we pulled it off. The sign's not up yet, and everything's in boxes, but we're in our new digs. And what great karma: On Sept. 15, 1922, the very first edition of The Evening Herald hit the streets.
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Sept. 15, 2001: 'Gabrielle smacks Manatee'
Just four days after the worst terrorist attack on the U.S., Manatee County was hit by a storm that was later upgraded to a hurricane -- and caused some of the worst damage we've seen from a storm. But the front page was still dominated by this headline:
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Ivan was a deadly hurricane that haunted us for almost a month, making landfall along the U.S. coast three times and reaching Cat 5 three times. Our newsroom felt like Hurricane Central in 2004 and 2005, as we covered storms all season long.
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But let's have time stand still for a minute, and take a poignant look back at what the Herald building at 102 Manatee Ave. W. has meant to its family. I asked the staff for their memories, and these touched me the most:
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I'm not sure when I first entered the Herald at 102 Manatee Ave. W., but it has been a significant part of my life. My mom worked here, starting when I was in sixth grade, and I was immediately part of the family, too. I hung out in the newsroom and messed around with the toys in features. I went to picnics and even "worked" a shift with mom, checking in the kids of employees as she checked in their parents.
I spent one Spring Break filling in for the advertising secretary and wrote for the Herald's monthly teen section. I even wrote a freelance piece for the Herald and made my first money as a journalist.
I remember hanging out in the lobby (and sneaking into the newsroom for a bit) on the night Desert Storm (the first Gulf War) started as my mom came in to answer the phones. And I still have the paper. All that time here must have sunk into my blood because I was here in this building, in charge of the copy desk for one of my first times, as the second Gulf War started. I still have that paper, too, and many others.
I've had good times here and bad times here and good times in the bad. This building wasn't just a building, it was another home that contained another part of my family. I hope the new building is up to the job of nurturing another generation of journalists, as the "old" building nurtured me. But I know it is because the family isn't going away, we're just shifting locations.
From Grant Jefferies, our senior photojournalist:
Going through all the stuff accumulated since 1986 was like opening a time capsule of my life over the last 27 years. I came across pictures of my kids being born, a former marriage, a new marriage, photos of assignments that changed my life and shaped who I am today.
Pictures buried in cabinets and drawers, images of events that even still haunt me today. Letters from long-forgotten people who loved my photographs, and some from people who had the courage to say they disliked what they saw. Walking through the building, I can almost see the faces of past photographers and dear friends who gave life and energy to this fortress of truth, but they have long since departed this life. The building is just a building, and I am looking forward to the new chapter that is being written, and knowing the authors, it will be an interesting one.
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Combating Terrorism:
Planning and Documentation of U.S. Development Assistance in Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas Need to Be Improved
GAO-10-289: Published: Apr 15, 2010. Publicly Released: Apr 15, 2010.
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Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) has been a recognized safe haven for al Qaeda leadership and a base for the Taliban to launch cross-border attacks into Afghanistan. The United States, in an effort to assist Pakistan in addressing this threat, pledged $750 million between 2007 and 2011 to support development activities in the FATA region. This report focuses on (1) the extent U.S. development objectives align with U.S. national security goals and Pakistan's objectives, (2) U.S. efforts to track the pledge, (3) U.S. efforts to measure program performance in the FATA, and (4) efforts to monitor assistance in the FATA. GAO reviewed U.S. and Pakistani documents and interviewed U.S. and Pakistani officials in Washington, D.C., and Pakistan. GAO has prepared this report under the Comptroller General's authority to conduct evaluations on his own initiative.
U.S. national security goals call for development assistance to aid the Pakistani government in addressing terrorist threats emanating from the FATA. GAO found that U.S. development objectives in the FATA are generally aligned with U.S. national security goals and Pakistan's FATA development plans. In September 2007, USAID and Pakistan signed an agreement regarding development activities in the FATA including the creation of joint strategic implementation plans for the seven FATA geographic areas. We found, however, that the U.S. and Pakistan have not yet completed such plans. The U.S. government has implemented two efforts to track its $750 million pledge in accordance with good management practices. State is tallying allocations of U.S. programs in Pakistan's western frontier region (which includes the FATA), and the USAID controller in Islamabad has undertaken an effort to track most, but not all, U.S. development-related obligations and expenditures in the FATA. As of the end of fiscal year 2009, the U.S. government has reportedly allocated over $728 million toward the pledge. USAID and State collect reports on the performance of their FATA-specific programs. However, key elements, such as identification of evaluation efforts and a timeline for reviewing implementing partner reports required by USAID's regulations are missing in its performance management plan for the FATA. Also, State did not collect all the required project performance documentation. Long-term development programs for which performance could be measured against annual targets generally did not achieve targets. Although hampered by security challenges that prevent direct monitoring called for in its guidance, USAID has taken steps to apply a set of indirect monitoring procedures. This includes collecting information from implementing partners and locally employed staff, and the use of a geographic information system. While USAID officials told GAO they use these methods, GAO found that USAID did not always document the use of these monitoring procedures. GAO also found that State has several monitoring procedures, but had not fully documented their use of these procedures.
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- Closed - not implemented
Recommendations for Executive Action
Recommendation: To help ensure that U.S. development projects associated with the U.S. pledge and future spending plans for Pakistan continue to be aligned with our national security goal of assisting Pakistan in addressing terrorist threats, and have clearly articulated monitoring responsibilities, indicators, and performance tracking, USAID should work with the government of Pakistan to complete the development of joint strategic implementation plans as originally called for in the agreement between USAID and the government of Pakistan.
Agency Affected: United States Agency for International Development
Status: Open
Comments: In their June 2010 letter to Congress, USAID concurred with the recommendation, but wrote that the security situation deteriorated to the point that the plans, as originally envisioned, no longer made sense. GAO continues to communicate with USAID about its plans in this area.
Recommendation: To provide a more complete picture and enhance the tracking of U.S. assistance for the FATA, USAID should take steps to incorporate the funding amounts for its nationwide attributed programs into the USAID controller in Islamabad's FATA pipeline report.
Agency Affected: United States Agency for International Development
Status: Open
Comments: In its June 2010 letter to Congress, USIAD agreed with the GAO recommendation and wrote that it was addressing the noted limitations in its Phoenix financial reporting system by setting up a supplementary database called OpsMaster. In subsequent follow-up by GAO in 2012 and 2013, USAID officials said that their attempts had so far been unsuccessful in achieving the functionality sought by the GAO recommendation.
Recommendation: To improve upon existing efforts to measure the progress of U.S. development assistance projects associated with the fulfillment of the U.S. pledge, consistent with ADS requirements, and to provide a basis for planning future development assistance for FATA, the USAID Administrator should include in its performance management plan for the FATA Development Program: (1) possible evaluation efforts, (2) a calendar of performance management tasks, (3) the baseline and targeted values for each performance indicator in the Performance Management Plan, and (4) a description of the known data limitations for each performance indicator.
Agency Affected: United States Agency for International Development
Status: Open
Comments: In its June 2010 letter to Congress, USAID agreed with the GAO recommendation and wrote that it had hired a consultant company to assist all their offices, including FATA, improve the performance management plans and evaluation efforts.
Recommendation: To help ensure that the government of Pakistan is using U.S. funds as intended, the Secretary of State should take steps to improve INL's performance reporting documentation.
Agency Affected: Department of State
Status: Open
Comments: In their July 2010 letter to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, State mentioned proposals and cost estimates (PC-1s), as well as memoranda of understanding as documents they already produce that provide information on projects, but write that they are always seeking ways to improve upon performance measurement and reporting and will take the GAO recommendation into account moving forward.
Recommendation: To improve upon U.S. efforts to monitor assistance programs in the FATA, the USAID Administrator should take steps to improve USAID's documentation of its alternative monitoring efforts related to the FATA.
Agency Affected: United States Agency for International Development
Status: Closed - Implemented
Comments: USAID has subsequently taken actions to improve its monitoring efforts related to the FATA. In 2011, USAID began conducting and documenting assessments of their implementing partners' monitoring and evaluation processes. These assessments examined data collection, documentation, and monitoring procedures and identified key steps that needed to be taken to improve monitoring. Further, effective in 2012, USAID issued two task orders to improve the monitoring of its development efforts in the FATA. These task orders instruct implementing partners to improve their monitoring and reporting to USAID for two key programs, the Child Protection Program Affected by the Conflict in Khyber Pahktunkwa province and FATA and the Housing Uniform Subsidy Assistance Project. In addition, USAID provided examples of monitoring trip reports made in 2011 to multiple geographic regions to further demonstrate improvements it has taken to document its monitoring of development efforts.
Recommendation: The Secretary of State should take steps to improve State's documentation of its monitoring efforts for programs that cover FATA and the western frontier region.
Agency Affected: Department of State
Status: Open
Comments: In their July 2010 letter to the Senate Foreign Relations committee, the Department acknowledged that reporting on the efforts in the FATA and Western Frontier could be improved, and cited the security environment as a reason for incomplete documentation. State also wrote that the GAO report prompted them to initiate new eforts to improve their monitoring documentation.
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Following a vote to formally accept Pschirer's resignation, Carbon Hill City Council members, Terry Mason (District 3), Ken "Sarge" Blankensopp (District 4), and Jimbo Bray (District 6) approved motions to accept applications for the District 5 council seat until Thursday, May 16, at 4:30 p.m. and to hold a special called meeting of the Carbon Hill City Council that same day so council members can look over the applications and then vote to appoint one of the applicants to the now vacant seat.
"The people in District 5 are currently without representation on the council, and we need to do fix that," Mayor James "Pee Wee" Richardson said. "This is the way the council voted to handle the situation, and like any regular council meeting the public is urged to attend this special called meeting as well."
In other council business, the council also voted to purchase new software to safeguard the computers used in city hall and the laptops used by the Carbon Hill Police Department from viruses. They also voted to reinstall the phone service to the city's community center at the request of Richardson.
The council was given a report on the police department by Carbon Hill Police Chief Ron Colburn who said the police department had conducted several roadblocks recently which resulted in a number of tickets being written for such things as no driver's license, no insurance, driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs.
Colburn said the department had also made a total of 11 arrest for public intoxication, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana, possession of drugs and unlawful use of a motor vehicle since the April 25 council meeting and taken a total of 38 incident reports.
"We have also been approved for a grant from the Fraternal Order of Police that will allow us to purchase new vest for all of our police officers," Colburn said. "And we've are also in the process of applying for another grant which would provide the department with enough funding to allow us to provide a full-time resource officer at our schools."
Shortly after the meeting was adjourned, Ronnie O'Rear approached the council bench and got into a heated discussion with Richardson regarding the upcoming Hillfest celebration, which ended with both sides yelling at each other before O'Rear finally left the council chamber.
Margie Miles and Shelia Pschirer approached the council bench and got into heated discussions with the mayor and the council members over the way the council was handling the application process for the District 5 Council Seat. This discussion got so heated that Richardson had to request the police be called backed to the community center to clear the building.


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As a teenager in the late seventies, I would sometimes buy the Start & Speed magazine, and was fascinated by the drag racing pictures and customized cars. Since the environment I grew up in, was not very drag racing friendly, the interest unfortunately died out and was forgotten.
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Every year since the late nineties, with the exception of 2007, I have visited the FIA/UEM Drag Racing Competition, which is held once a year at Mantorp Park, Sweden. The pictures in this book were taken during the races in 2006 and 2008.
At the racetrack, it's like being in a whole different world compared to what I am used to in my everyday work as a photographer. It has become the only "must do" when it comes to hobbies.
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(Hickory, Ky.) -- A vehicle driven by Nathaniel L. Romans was traveling south bound on KY 274 when his right side tires dropped off the right shoulder of the roadway. Mr. Romans then over corrected and overturned. The vehicle came to final rest on its top in the south bound lane. Mr. Romans and his passenger, Mr. David W. Taylor refused transport on scene. Trooper Over was assisted on scene by Kentucky State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Officer Chris Green, Trigg County EMS, and the Trigg Lyon Fire Department.


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Hundreds of soldiers are home with their loved ones tonight.
The soldiers are from the 67th Expeditionary Signal Battalion from the 35th Signal Brigade.
It was certainly an emotional ceremony today with hundreds of families waiting to see their loved ones.
Fort Gordon welcomed home 100 soldiers who returned from deployment.
Lawrence Alberts held his daughter for the first time in 9 months.
"My daughter doesn't really recognize me but I'm sure that'll come with time," said soldier Lawrence Alberts.
Alberts served in Kuwait where he provided technical support for US forces.
"It's hard at times – we were able to keep in touch through skype and emails so that made it easier," said Alberts.
At a ceremony at Fort Gordon on Friday, hundreds of other military families just like the Alberts reunited with their loved ones.
"I'm happy and thankful he is here," said Dina Parker.
"I am glad to be home. I just joined the army. I am just glad to be here," said Douvier Miles.
"I have a lot of gray hairs but grateful that the lord brought him back to me," said Parker.
For families like the Alberts, the toughest part is to balance patriotism with parenthood.
"It's hard missing her grow up knowing that I won't see many things. But that's part of the army life – I don't regret it," said Alberts.
The ceremony had about 200 soldiers – 100 arrived today, and another 100 others arrived a few weeks back on 9/11.
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When Oakland Athletics left-hander Dallas Braden suffered a shoulder injury, the Athletics continued to get strong pitching from his replacement, right-hander Tyson Ross, who threw four quality starts out of five chances. On Thursday afternoon, though, Ross left after throwing only seven pitches in his game against the Minnesota Twins. The diagnosis was the dreaded oblique strain, this one on the left side.
Jane Lee of MLB.com looks at the possible replacements for Ross if he were to go on the disabled list, and it doesn't look too exciting for the A's. Bobby Cramer has been striking triple-A hitters out, but he has been allowing home runs. Josh Outman was one of the pitchers in the scrum for the fifth starter slot eventually won by Brandon McCarthy, but he's walked 27 hitters in 37-2/3 innings. Guillermo Moscoso probably has the best statistical profile in 2011, but he's coming off a bit of a rough year in triple-A.
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Earlier this season, the Giants' outfield was a real strength, with All-Star Melky Cabrera joined by center fielder Angel Pagan and right fielders Gregor Blanco and Nate Schierholtz. But Pagan and Blanco have both fallen off in recent weeks, and Blanco and Schierholtz are both left-handed hitters. Pence, who bats right-handed, will give the Giants some added punch, especially against left-handed pitchers.
Not a lot of punch, though; chalk it up to small sample size if you like, but Pence's 109 OPS+ this season is little better than those of the Giants whose playing time he'll be taking. Last year, the Giants traded for Carlos Beltran, who was having a fantastic season; Hunter Pence is not Carlos Beltrán.
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The Aiken High boys basketball team rode a strong defensive effort Tuesday night, building a big early lead over archrival South Aiken and never looking back en route to a 59-43 home victory.
We blocked a lot of shots, got our hands on a lot of passes, Aiken coach Tony Harrell said. Our defense carried us tonight.
With 1:30 remaining in the opening quarter and both teams struggling to find a rhythm, the Thoroughbreds (6-10, 2-3 Region 5-AAAA) finally got a clean look at the basket. Or so it seemed. Stacy Toole sent Rock Kirklands driving layup attempt flying toward the back exit, kick starting a 15-1 Hornets run and electrifying the home crowd.
I saw two great efforts on the play, because Deon Hicks actually took a charge on that same play, Harrell said. And Stacy came over the top and made a fantastic block and it just energized the whole place. We used that energy to make our run.
The infectious energy spread throughout the Aiken (14-5, 4-1 Region 5-AAAA) lineup. Hicks drilled a 3-pointer from well beyond the arc shortly after, and then Justin Smith followed with a triple of his own. By the time Shawn Moore rocked the rim with a breakaway slam dunk, the Hornets had surged to a 19-5 advantage.
Though the offense wasnt in sync throughout the game, Aiken held a 4-1 advantage in 3-pointers made. Hicks drained his second just before halftime and Moore added one of his own in the third quarter.
We had a couple kids make threes that hadnt made them lately, and that was big for us, Harrell said. It propelled us to a halftime lead and we were able to keep it all game.
The Hornets carried a commanding 26-12 lead into the break, prompting South Aiken coach Drew Jernigan to tweak his offensive attack.
We tried to talk about getting the ball inside more, he said. Sometimes we converted, sometimes we didnt. We have to all play better.
The Thoroughbreds attacked the basket better after intermission, converting around the rim and at the free-throw line to keep the game from getting out of hand.
We didnt do the things that we needed to do to win the game, Jernigan said. We got outplayed inside, got outplayed outside, got outcoached. We just got beat.
Moore led the offensive attack for the Hornets in the second half, scoring 16 of his game-high 22 points after the break. Moore hit 7-of-8 free throws and scored after multiple offensive rebounds to pad his point total.
Despite the second half improvements, Jernigan hopes to see more spirited play from his Thoroughbreds in their next game.
Our resolve will be tested as we move forward. Well see what kind of effort we come out with on Friday night. If were ready to play, then Ill be happy.
Both teams next will take the court on Friday. South Aiken hosts Dutch Fork while the Hornets travel to play White Knoll.
South Aiken (6-10, 2-3 5-AAAA)Jordan Dingle 3 6-7 12, Jordan Scott 4 2-3 10, Latrell Brown 2 1-1 5, Richard Davis 1 2-2 5, Austin Kyles 1 2-2 4, Wayne Preston 1 2-3 4, Abram Elam 1 0-1 2, Rasool Clemmons 0 1-2 1. Totals 13 16-21 43.
3-pointers: Davis.
Aiken (14-5, 4-1 5-AAAA)Shawn Moore 7 7-8 22, Dramel Coleman 6 0-0 12, Deon Hicks 3 0-2 8, Megal Hill 2 0-0 4, Stacy Toole 2 0-0 4, Jordan Habersham 1 0-0 2, Mike Lee 1 0-0 2, Ryan McKie 0 2-4 2. Totals 23 9-14 59.
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Houston, TX (Sports Network) - The Houston Texans activated nine-time Pro Bowl safety Ed Reed from the physically unable to perform list and released 20 players, including veteran cornerback Elbert Mack, in a series of moves designed to get their roster to the NFL-mandated limit of 53 for the start of the 2013 season.
Reed, 34, signed a three-year, $15 million contract this offseason but underwent arthroscopic surgery to repair a small labral tear in his hip. Had Reed stayed on the PUP list, he would not have been able to play for the first six weeks of the season.
Mack signed with the Texans this offseason after posting 14 tackles and an interception with the Saints last season. Signed as an undrafted free agent by the Buccaneers in 2008, Mack has 103 tackles and six interceptions in 65 career games.
Others that were released were defensive ends Keith Browner and Delano Johnson, tight end Jake Byrne, cornerback Roc Carmichael, fullback Tyler Clutts, linebackers Cameron Collins and Mike Mohamed, wide receivers Andy Cruse and EZ Nwachukwu, guard/centers Tyler Horn and Alex Kupper, running backs Dennis Johnson and Deji Karim, safeties Orhian Johnson and Jawanza Starling; defensive linemen Daniel Muir and Chris Jones, and offensive tackle Nate Menkin.
In addition, the Texans placed wide receiver Alan Bonner, offensive tackle Brennan Williams and linebacker Trevardo Williams on the reserve/injured list and waived defensive tackle David Hunter and wide receiver Mike Smith with an injury settlement.
Brennan Williams and Trevardo Williams were the Texans' third-round and fourth-round picks, respectively, in this April's draft. Bonner was the second of four sixth-round selections.
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There are dozens of fad diets promising quick and easy weight loss, but the truth is there's no magic formula, powder or pill to melt away weight. The trick is really no trick at all: A reduced-calorie diet coupled with exercise. You don't have to deprive yourself of your favorite foods or sweat for hours to see results, either. In fact, experts often advise that you shouldn't make changes you can't sustain over the long term. If you get frustrated, you're more likely to give up.
Here are some tips from the experts at the Mayo Clinic on the best ways to slim down for swimsuit season:
Pick a plan that works for you
There are dozens of diet plans out there, so do your homework. Make sure the plan you choose is a healthy one that includes all the major food groups, doesn't deprive you of the foods you like and fits your lifestyle. If you're not sure whether a plan is right for you or have questions about how many calories and other nutrients you need while losing weight, talk to your doctor.
Mind your portions
Portion control is key to losing weight, so it's important to learn appropriate serving sizes. For example:
A 3-oz. serving of fish is the size of a deck of cards
A half-cup serving of pasta or dry cereal is the size of a hockey puck
A half-cup serving of fresh fruit is the size of a tennis ball
A 1-teaspoon serving of butter is the size of a die
You can also reduce your portions by curbing mindless eating. Prepare servings in a way that extra helpings aren't quite so tempting. For example, or serve yourself a portion of chips out of the bag rather than snacking directly from the package.
Add exercise
You can lose weight through diet changes alone, but you'll see faster results — and a shapelier body — if you add exercise. It's important to make your goals realistic and attainable. You might not be a natural athlete, but if you experiment with various sports and activities you're certain to find something you enjoy. You might join your company softball league, sign up for an adult ballet class or walk with your family after dinner each night. The important thing is to move regularly.
If it's difficult for you to find time to exercise, then it's time to get resourceful. You might slip in a few walking breaks during the workday, work out while watching TV or squeeze in a little extra exercise by taking the stairs and parking farther away from your destination while running errands. Every little bit counts.
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With most diet and exercise programs, you can expect to lose about one to two pounds a week. There are times along the way when your weight loss will stall because you've slipped up, had a busy week, gone on vacation — or seemingly for no reason at all. It's a frustrating but ultimately rewarding journey. The key is making small, sustainable changes you can stick with over the long haul, until you reach your goal.
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Sustainable weight loss (weight-loss.families.com/blog/how-much-is-too-much-weight-lost-per-week)
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Following his hockey check of Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin, New Orleans Hornets forward Jason Smith will be suspended for two games. That hockey check earned Smith a flagrant 2 foul and an ejection from Thursday's game, and on the rare occasion that a player is assessed a penalty that harsh, the league has to look at what transpired and consider a suspension. Marc Stein passed along the news.
Just going out online/on air: Sources say NBA suspended Hornets forward Jason Smith for two games for Thursday night hit on Blake Griffin— Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) March 23, 2012
The schedule works out perfectly for the purposes of avoiding further altercations. One of the two games Smith's suspension runs through is a game against the Clippers. Smith apologized to Griffin after executing the nasty hip check, but that probably wouldn't have been the end of the bad blood if Smith had been able to play in the rematch.
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7:20am Monday 15th October 2012 in Gwent news Exclusive By Natalie Crockett
A COUPLE who swindled more than £1.1 million, including £60,000 inheritance from their children, were ordered to pay back just £305.
Bryan McNaught, 46, made £834,601.68 by defrauding credit card, banks and mortgage lenders from April 2003 to April 2009, but will pay back just £5 because he has no assets.
Along with his partner Sarah Harris, 39, who benefited to the tune of £278,887.68 for the same offences, Former Monmouth man McNaught also defrauded the couple's two teenagers out of £30,000 each, which was left to them by their grandfather.
McNaught, of Purton Place, Lydney, Gloucestershire, appeared at Newport Crown Court yesterday for a Proceeds of Crime hearing. Harris, of Claypatch Road, Monmouth, who sat alongside him in the dock, will have to pay back £300.
In March 2011, McNaught was jailed for 36 months and Harris to 52 weeks suspended for two years, after they earlier admitted a number of fraud offences over six years.
The pair claimed to be barristers and football agents to fraudulently re-mortgage an £180,000 home in Caerleon, and took out a £300,00 mortgage after Harris claimed she owned a stake in an international football development.
Earlier this year the pair, who lived in Redbrook at the time of the offences, were then jailed for 15 months after being convicted of defrauding their teenage children out of £60,000 in 2012.
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Harris must pay the £300 money in 28 days, while McNaught has three months to pay £5. If they fail to pay they could be jailed.
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Lliswerry Man says...
Firstly what is so wrong with living in Ringland or Alway? I have owned properties in both areas and found it a lot more friendly than some "so called" private estates.
And secondly, where in the story does it mention benefit fraud? it does not, they were Working Fraudsters, YES working... so stop trying to label every crime as something carried out by people with less opportunites than yourself, or do you get off on it?
Get off your soap boxes and make a difference IF YOU THINK you can do better. Go moan at your MP to get the law changed so that fraudsters like this get dealt with more harshly, or in a way YOU think they should be dealt with.
Far too many keyboard warriors on the SWA webpages of late, who appear to have nothing better to do than sit at home **ss and moan at every story.
6:05pm Mon 15 Oct 12
samantha-- says...
You people know nothing thats gone on and get your facts right before you start making comments and consider how me and my brother feel that our mum and dad are being ACCUSED and judged for stealing money off us! oh and by the way it was mortgage fraud not benefit fraud!
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Cymru Am Beth says...
In America they would have probably got 10 years.
This Country is a laughing stock when it comes to punishment.
10:45am Tue 16 Oct 12
Cymru Am Beth says...
samantha-- wrote:So that's alright then, "it was mortgage fraud not benefit fraud".
This is my mum and dad, and you lot dont no half of whats gone on, you all just read a load of rubbish published by the papers who dont know the half of whats gone on and what kind of man my dad was and what mum went through for 19 years. None of this is my mums fault she is good honset women who iam so proud to call my mum. she has got nothing to be ashamed of and should hold her head high !!!! me and my brother both stood up in court not because we was told to by our parents but because we know that THEY did nothing wrong, if i had a problem with my mum and dad using the money dont you think that we would have gone to the police ourselves and made a compliant. I watched an innocent women go to prison for 4 months for something that she didnt do in my eyes that's DISGUSTING. You people know nothing thats gone on and get your facts right before you start making comments and consider how me and my brother feel that our mum and dad are being ACCUSED and judged for stealing money off us! oh and by the way it was mortgage fraud not benefit fraud!
And you state that they "did nothing wrong."
Absolute joke.
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Julio Teheran wasn't as sharp as he was in recent starts, but he battled, holding the Mets to a single run in 6.2 innings: Lucas Duda's home run in the fourth. He walked three hitters, which was more than he had walked in his previous five starts combined.
Teheran's counterpart, Shaun Marcum, entered the game winless, but set a career high with 12 strikeouts in seven innings. At one point, he retired 12 straight Braves hitters. He had allowed just two hits through the first six innings - both to Andrelton Simmons - but after Justin Upton reached on an infield single in the seventh, Dan Uggla belted a long home run to left to turn a 1-0 deficit into a 2-1 lead.
Cory Gearrin entered the game in the eighth after Luis Avilan needed one pitch to finish the seventh, and was greeted rather rudely. Pinch-hitter Justin Turner singled, Duda doubled, and John Buck singled in the tying run. Gearrin then plunked Mike Baxter to load the bases, but with the many troubles of Ike Davis this year, Gearrin had a chance to get out of the inning. Instead, Davis singled to right, driving in two runs to put the finishing touch on the scoring.