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Do You Really Know How To Pit & Peel And Slice And Dice And ..by David Louis
You get the idea. I saw this article on Huffington Post with tips on how to easily get your fruits and veggies off the plat...Read More »
Spinach Stuffed Chicken Breastsby Joe Cassady
Ingredients 1/2 cup mayonnaise 1 (10 ounce) package frozen chopped spinach, thawed and drained 1/2 cup crumbled...Read More »
Zucchini Crab Cakesby Joe Cassady
Ingredients 2 1/2 cups grated zucchini 1 egg, beaten 2 tablespoons butter, melted 1 cup bread crumbs 1/4 c...Read More »
What Is Jicama And Why Should I Eat It?by David Louis
Jicama (pronounced hee-cama)is a powerhouse vegetable that can be prepared a slew of different ways or even a "Slaw" of different ...Read More »
No Fail Grilled Eggplantby David Louis
Okay, so this weekend I started playing with the gas grill I recently rebuilt. If you've been relegated to charcoal for any length...Read More »
Quickest/Easiest Way to Shuck Corn!by Stacy Cole
I will never do it the old way again-peeling and peeling...This looks so simple!Read More »
Here's what happens when you shut the door on your dishwasher! Not what I pictured!by Stacy Cole
Haven't you always wondered what happens when your dirty dishes go in the dishwasher? Once that door shuts, the rest is a mystery!...Read More »
The Perfect Baked Potatoby Joe Cassady
Ingredients 1 medium baking potato 1 teaspoon olive oil 1/2 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons butter 1 pinch fresh...Read More »


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Simon Cowell Will Produce The X Factor Musical, Aiming for West End Debut in 2014
By Michael Gioia
Television personality and producer Simon Cowell, who created the British television reality singing competition "The X Factor," will produce a musical based on the series of the same name, which is aiming for a West End bow in spring 2014.
According to the New York Post, the musical had a recent invitation-only workshop at London's Soho Theatre, which Cowell attended and told the cast and creative team that he will invest in the project. He will co-produce with Stage Entertainment.
The budget for the musical is $16 million, and Cowell hopes to bring the work to the Palladium Theatre and eventually transfer The X Factor to New York.
The X Factor Musical features a score by Steve Brown and book by Harry Hill. Song titles include "Falling in Love With Myself," a second-act ballad for the character of judge Simon Cowell, who was played by Alexander Hanson (A Little Night Music) in the workshop.
The musical will focus on a woman who comes from the trailer park, yet is "blessed with a Susan Boyle-type belt," and auditions for "The X Factor."
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The Seahawks have traded LB Aaron Curry to the Raiders for draft picks in 2012 and '13, Jay Glazer of FOX Sports reports.
Curry, the fourth overall pick in the 2009 draft, lost his starting job this season. He has 22 tackles and two passes defended this season.
The way we see it
Curry was a major disappointment after being selected in the top five of the 2009 draft. He had become pretty good at sealing the edge on runs, but his lack of sacks and big plays led to him falling out of favor in Seattle.
The Raiders have been known to gamble on high-round misfits with speed and athleticism, and Curry fills the bill. The move also represents their disappointment in the play of Quentin Groves, whom they have expected more from.
Curry has all the talent in the world, and a change of scenery might work wonders for him. With a strong, young middle linebacker in Rolando McClain, the Raiders hope Curry can flash the playmaking skills that made him a top-five pick and create a strong LB corps for years to come.


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Hatebreed Unveil 2013 Fall Tour With Shadows Fall, Battlecross + the Acacia Strain
Hatebreed have a busy fall ahead of them, as they are headlining a North American tour to promote their latest album 'Divinity of Purpose.' Joining the metalheads on the trek are Shadows Fall, Battlecross, and the Acacia Strain. Before their tour begins on Sept. 26 in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. (The Chance), Hatebreed will also share stages with GWAR for a handful of dates.
Gwar + Hatebreed to Embark on Short 2013 Co-Headline Tour
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Jamey Jasta of Hatebreed is always on the go, go, go.
He's juggled duties like running his Stillborn record label, being a father, guesting on other band's albums, being a member of side projects and hosting the exhumed 'Headbanger's Ball' on MTV a few years back, in addition to fronting the band. Jasta has been the hardest working man in hardcore for many years now, but he has toned it down a bit recently, n
Hatebreed Stream Entire Album, Children of Bodom Plot Return + More News
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Hatebreed Sign New Record Deal, Announce Album Details
The fine folks at Razor & Tie have just announced the addition of Hatebreed to their North American label roster. The Connecticut hardcore kingpins have completed work on their sixth studio album which will be released in January, 2013.
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Lamb of God Announce US Fall Tour, In Flames to Provide Direct Support
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Let's face it, great friendships are priceless. Good friends can lift your spirits, make you laugh, and remind you that you are loved. Is your friendship as strong as it can be? Here are traits that healthy friendships share.
Good Friends Are Real and Honest
Friends make you feel comfortable with yourself, so you don't need to act like something you're not. Your friends know your shortcomings and love you anyway. You are perhaps the "best version" of yourself when you're with your friend.
To that end, a healthy friendship includes plenty of gentle honesty. Your friend won't lie to you, but they won't try and hurt your feelings either. As a result, you'll know where you stand with your friend and won't be afraid to share your true opinions.
Arguing in a Healthy Way
Great friends want their relationship to be solid, which means they aren't afraid to talk through disagreements. They argue with the intent of coming to a compromise in their friendship, which may mean that they agree to disagree sometimes. As a result of honest communication, healthy friendships won't let underlying tension or negativity linger very long. They address issues, forgive, and move on.
Encourage Other Friendships
Even if you have the best BFF imaginable, it doesn't hurt to expand your social circle. That's why great friends will nurture your relationship yet still encourage you to meet people and try new things without them. A healthy friendship means that sometimes the two of you spend time apart, and that's okay. Because your friend helps you be a strong version of yourself, you feel free to establish your own identity.
A healthy friendship has a large degree of trust. Just look at a friendship like the one between Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King. Gayle could probably share a lot of details about Oprah but she doesn't because the trust level between the two is high.
Trust means that you feel comfortable sharing your feelings or the details of your life because you know your friend won't gossip behind your back or throw it back in your face.
Respect Boundaries
Healthy friendships "feel" right to both parties involved. This means that one person isn't longing for more time together, acting clingy, or feeling ignored. A friendship like this may take some time to develop until there is a balance that works so both people can settle in to the relationship.
Nurture Each Other
Any relationship worth having takes work, but that doesn't mean it has to be difficult. Spending time on the friendship in a variety of ways (cards, time together, phone calls, Facebook) can help keep it a priority for both individuals involved. While good friends don't need to spend time together constantly, they do think of each other regularly and take time to nurture their relationship.
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Mary combines the summertime taste of East Tennessee's Grainger Co. tomatoes with fresh mozzarella cheese in this different take on a famous tomato-mozzarella salad.
warm and cool tomato salad
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For the tomato sauce:
2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 garlic clove, minced
1 shallot, minced
1 pound small ripe tomatoes, quartered (red plum tomatoes recommended)
Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
For the salad:
1 medium ripe red tomato, cored and cut into 4 thick slices
4 slices day-old country bread, sliced 1 inch thick and trimmed into rounds (I used English muffins)
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
2 teaspoons herbes de Provence
4 (1/4 inch-thick) rounds fresh mozzarella cheese, shaped to fit the bread rounds
1/2 head romaine lettuce, shredded or cut into thin strips
1/2 medium-size cucumber, thinly sliced, for arnish,
Cured olives, for garnish
To make sauce, heat olive oil in medium-size skillet over medium heat and saute garlic and shallots for 1 minute or until softened. Add tomatoes, salt and pepper and cook over medium-low heat until tomatoes are slightly softened, about 10 minutes. The tomato juice will have evaporated and tomatoes will have a creamy appearance.
Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
To make salad, place tomato slice on bread rounds. Make dressing by whisking together olive oil, vinegar, herbes de Provence, salt and pepper. Brush a little over the tomatoes and top with cheese. Bake 7-10 minutes, or until cheese is just melted. Spoon warm tomato sauce onto large serving platter. Toss lettuce with remaining vinaigrette and place over tomato sauce. Arrange bread rounds on top of lettuce and arrange cucumber rounds and olives around edges of platter.
Serve immediately.
Yield: 4 servings.
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When was the last time a team hit four solo home runs in one game? And, for that matter, when was the last time a team had four solo home runs account for their entire scoring output in a game? Well, for that you have to go allllll the way back to ... 2009.
The Yankees exploded for four solo shots in Game 3 of the 2009 ALDS. Derek Jeter, Johnny Damon, and Alex Rodriguez got to Jered Weaver, and Jorge Posada hit one off Kevin Jepsen. The Angels won the game, though, 5-4.
Turns out that teams usually have a pretty good chance of winning when they hit four home runs or more -- 44-4. Who'd've thunk? Oh, baseball. You never fail to surprise.


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Meet our newest team at AMSA! Responsible for AMSA's educational programming and research activities, this team of staff and student office fellows will be busy planning quality resources and events for our members this year. Feel free to contact them for more information on their work or to share your ideas.
AMSA recently welcomed Dr. Jeffrey Koetje as its Education and Research Director. In this essential role, Koetje will be providing day-to-day oversight, leadership and expertise in the ongoing development, planning, execution, monitoring and evaluation of educational programs, research activities and projects for AMSA and the AMSA Foundation. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Aliye Runyan, MD is AMSA's Education & Research Fellow. She recently graduated from the University of Miami-Miller School of Medicine. Email her at email@example.com.
Drew Lee, MD, MA is AMSA's Health Equity Fellow. He graduated from Loyola University Chicago, receiving degrees in Biology, Philosophy and International Studies, as well as delivering the commencement speech for his graduating class. Drew recently completed a MD/MA dual-degree program at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine/Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics and Health Policy. Email him at email@example.com.
Reshma Ramachandran is a rising fourth year medical student at the Warren Alpert School of Medicine at Brown University. Originally from Miami, FL, she migrated up north to attend Brown University where she received a Sc.B. with Honors in Physics. Email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Advocacy is increasingly being recognized as a core element of medical professionalism and efforts are underway to incorporate advocacy training into graduate and undergraduate medical school curricula. While limited data exist to quantify physician attitudes toward advocacy, even less has been done to assess the knowledge, skills and attitudes of future physicians
Congratulations to AMSA national leaders - Kristin Huntoon, Colin McCluney, Dr. Elizabeth Wiley (AMSA National President), Christopher Scannell, Richard Bruno and Dr. Matthew Stull (Graduate Trustee) - who recently published, "Self-reported evaluation of competencies and attitudes by physicians-in-training before and after a single day legislative advocacy experience," in BMC Education. Here is the link: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6920/12/47/abstract. The purpose of this study was to assess students' experiences and attitudes toward legislative advocacy using a convenience sample of premedical and medical students attending a National Advocacy Day in Washington, D.C. in March 2011.
Data from 108 pre-advocacy and 50 post-advocacy surveys were analyzed yielding a response rate of 46.3%. Following a single advocacy experience, subjects felt they were more likely to contact their legislators about healthcare issues (p=0.03), to meet in person with their legislators (p<0.01), and to advocate for populations' health needs (p=0.04). Participants endorsed an increased perception of the role of a physician advocate extending beyond individual patients (p= 0.03). Participants disagreed with the statement that their formal curricula adequately covered legislative healthcare advocacy. Additionally, respondents indicated that they plan to engage in legislative advocacy activities in the future (p<0.01).
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Barriers to healthcare access manifest in many forms and AMSA stands at the forefront of the fight to tear down these barriers in the effort to establish healthcare as a human right. Integral to this fight for access is the engine that drives discovery of healthcare delivery methods and new treatment programs: taxpayer-funded research.
The American public spends $60 billion each year on non-defense research through government programs like the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the National Science Foundation (NSF), and the Department of Energy (DOE). [1] Accessing this research can cost anywhere from $15 to $32 for a single article to multi-thousand dollar subscription fees for a single journal, forcing taxpayers to pay twice: once to fund the research and again to see the results. [2] This necessity of paying multiple times for access to life-saving research furthermore serves as a direct barrier to healthcare access for patients, who rely on their physicians to provide them with timely treatment programs informed by federally-funded research.
We know from the success of the NIH Public Access Policy, which requires all NIH-funded research to be open-access 12 months after publication, that the scientific community is a powerful instrument of change. Indeed, the Public Access Policy has proven an invaluable step in the fight toward complete open access. The NIH, however, is not the only federal agency responsible for medical research grants. Furthermore, recently introduced bills such as the Research Works Act (H.R. 3699) have targeted open-access in an attempt to not only roll back the NIH's public access policy, but completely prohibit open-access mandates for federally funded research altogether. The Research Works Act was eventually pulled by its legislative sponsors in response to overwhelming opposition by patients, students and taxpayers, but the fight for open access is not over.
AMSA believes the continued attack on open-access research equates to an attack on healthcare access. In response, we're joining a coalition of individuals and organizations including the Public Library of Science and Wikimedia Foundation, along with over 20,000 current signatories, in supporting a 'We The People' petition urging President Obama sign a directive to require free, timely access over the internet to journal articles arising from taxpayer-funded research. Help us reach this goal by signing the petition, and spread the word so that we can reach our target of 25,000 signatures by June 19th.
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[1] Bennof, Richard J. Proposed Federal R&D Funding for FY 2011 Dips to $143 Billion, with Cuts in National Defense R&D. InfoBrief. Washington, DC: National Science Foundation, September 2010. Available at: http://www.nsf.gov/statistics/infbrief/nsf10327/nsf10327.pdf
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The Departments of Music and Art & Art History at St. Lawrence have allowed me to explore different artistic interests, and really narrow down what I am most passionate about. I am grateful for the multitude of music and art focused classes offered and the knowledge I have gained from them. The music department offers numerous ensembles as well as the private lessons, which I have taken advantage of. I am a member of the Soul Funk Revue, where Mr. Larry Boyette along with extremely talented musicians at St. Lawrence explore their soulful side while learning to work together and play great music! Lately, I have been taking courses that deal with the technology behind modern music, audio recording, and musical structures. I am interested in creating music through Garageband and Logic, and hope to explore that type of composition more. In the fine art field, I focus mainly on painting and working with different mediums of cosmetics, for example eye shadow, to paint on canvas. Overall, the experience so far with the SLU music and art departments has been extremely challenging, but rewarding at the same time. The opportunities in terms of work space, lessons, participation, and live concerts are endless!
In the spring semester of 2012, I studied abroad to Trinidad and Tobago. There I ventured into the genre of calypso and soca, and I became obsessed. It is safe to say the study of those genres is now my main passion, and I hope to continue my research of Caribbean music, primarily soca, in the future. I began writing and recording my own soca music based off of what I learned, faced, and loved about Trinidad and Tobago, and have released it for the Carnival 2013 season. Youtube links are attached.


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The actress speaks about her \'Talaash\' experience, her awe-factor for Aamir, her disappointment over \'Aiyyaa\' debacle and her best memories of late Yash Chopra. Read on...
Rani, you\'ve been pretty selective off late with your choice of films, what was it about \'Talaash\' that made you say Yes?
The criteria for me while choosing a film has always been the story, the script and then whether my role in that script is challenging enough. It was the same in Talaash\'s case as well. Besides I\'ve never been a part of a suspense film and it\'s a first for me so that was really exciting.
You play Aamir\'s wife in the film tell us more about your character?
I am not allowed to divulge any details about my character or my role. Everybody has warned me against talking too much because it\'s a suspense drama. So it\'s best that you watch the film and discover for yourself.
You worked with Aamir in one of your initial films Ghulam, then did Mangal Pandey- The Rising and now you are working with him yet again in Talaash. Over the years how do you think he has evolved as an actor?
When I did Ghulam I was a newcomer. I always looked up to Aamir. I had seen him in Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (QSQT) when I was in school and I had a huge crush on him. When I was working with him in Ghulam, I couldn\'t believe I am working with THE Aamir Khan. So I always had that respect and that awe factor for him. Over the years we\'ve developed this great friendship which is for life. So when I worked with him now in Talaash, I couldn\'t believe that I am actually working with a friend. Even today irrespective of what my achievements are, I always have that respect for him.
In Talaash, you and Kareena don\'t really share screen space. But did you get a chance to interact with her anytime while making the film?
We shot for the music video together so we just got that one chance to interact. It would have been really good if Kareena and I had some scenes together (smiles).
Do you think a lot has been made about Reema Kagti being a woman director and bringing in a whole new perspective to filmmaking?
Directors don\'t have a gender, they are either good or bad and Reema is a very good director. I think the difference comes only when you talk about male writers and female writers but as far as direction is concerned, the director has to always follow his / her instinct and go by the script that has been written.
You\'ve worked with all the top banners in your illustrious career but this is the first time you are working with Excel Entertainment. How\'s been the experience?
It\'s been a great experience but like I said for me it\'s always been the script that is more important. Of course the banner and a good production house does make a difference but I need to be in love with the script and my character. Excel has made some really good films over the years and has even offered me films prior to this but somehow things didn\'t click. Finally that jinx has broken with Talaash and hopefully there\'ll be more films with Excel in the future. I\'ve known Farhan and Ritesh since school days as Farhan was my brother\'s class-mate, so with a lot of love I call him Senior and he calls me Junior. Zoya was also my senior in school so I know all of them since a long time. It\'s a very different feeling when I worked with them since I know them so well.
The general buzz is that promotions have been very low key for Talaash, what do you have to say about that?
When you have Aamir Khan and Excel co-producing a film, they definitely know what needs to be done in terms of promotion and marketing. So it must be a strategy from their side to be promoting the film the way they are promoting it.
What do you think is the USP of Talaash?
I think it\'s the story which is very intriguing and of course the fact that its Aamir\'s next film after the hugely successful 3 Idiots. Whenever there is an Aamir Khan film up for release, audience is always excited to go and watch it.
Coming to your last release Aiyyaa, you had a lot of hopes pinned on that one and even promoted the film to the optimum, yet it failed badly at the B.O. What do you think went wrong?
I can\'t analyze why a film didn\'t do well. When an audience watches a film and doesn\'t like it there is something that has gone wrong in the film- could be the plot, the script, etc- there could be a lot of factors which didn\'t go down well with the audience. I can\'t take responsibility for all the factors in a film as film-making is a team-effort. For me, Aiyyaa will always be a film that I was really excited about. I loved the plot of a girl falling in love with the scent of a man. But it\'s not necessary that what I love, the audience will also love. In this case I obviously failed. I thought it would be entertaining but sadly it wasn\'t for the audience. At the end of the day audience is the king and what he/she thinks is the ultimate verdict. The saving grace for me however was that they liked my performance and the song and dance sequences for which I put in a lot of hard-work and thankfully it didn\'t go unnoticed.
Recently Yash Chopra passed away, as someone who knew him closely, what are some of the best memories of him that you will always cherish?
For me Yashji goes beyond being a legendary filmmaker. He is somebody that we all in the industry looked up to as a father figure and he was always there to look after us. He had this lovely smile which he always flashed. He was a great human being and had love and respect for everybody be it a watchman or a driver or a spot boy or a technician or an actor. He touched many people\'s lives in a very different way. That is a very special quality to have. You seldom come across people like him. I got an opportunity to interact with Yash uncle both on a personal level as well as a professional level. So I got to see 2 sides of him. He is so down to earth in spite of achieving so much. He never wore his success on his sleeve. He was still like the young boy who came from Jalandhar and loved his paranthas with makkhan. He had a great passion for food and cinema. Yash uncle was a man of his words. If he had made a commitment, he would always honour it. He was always there for people both in their moments of happiness or in their moments of sorrow. He believed in goodness and that can only come when you are a good human being.
What did you think of his swansong Jab Tak Hai Jaan?
I loved it. It\'s too emotional to talk about the film but you can\'t really review a Yash Chopra film.
You are one of the few actresses who share a close rapport with the 3 Khans. What is the one quality that you admire about Aamir, Shah Rukh and Salman Khan?
When it comes to Aamir his one tracked focus is unbelievable and awe-inspiring. Shah Rukh is a born charmer, he was born to charm women with his infectious energy and affection. Salman is a cool dude and totally bindaas. I just love him for that.
Finally, what are your forthcoming films after Talaash? Have you signed anything?
I haven\'t signed anything because I haven\'t got anything exciting enough as yet. Achchi Script Ki Talaash Jaari Hai (smiles).
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Manchester United's preseason friendly schedule got underway with a 1-0 victory over South African club Amazulu FC. The Red Devils were the stronger side for the majority of the match, treating the their time on the pitch almost like a training session. While many of United's youngsters got ample playing time, it was two of the veterans that stood out for most of the match. Goal scorer Federico Macheda and fellow striker Dimitar Berbatov proved to be the difference between the two clubs. These two Manchester forwards also appear to be two of the more puzzling players heading into the new season.
Kiko Macheda has been sort of an enigma since joining Manchester United at the age of sixteen. Possessed with plenty of pace and a knack for scoring goals, Macheda was looked upon as the next great striker at Old Trafford. But in his four seasons with the club, Kiko has struggled to find first team football. Last year, Macheda had a strong preseason being one of the top scores for the club, but midway through the campaign, Kiko was sent out on loan to QPR and had little impact due to injuries. Also over those four years, United has brought in other young strikers like Javier Hernandez and Danny Welbeck to pass Macheda on the depth chart. This would appear to be a very import preseason tour for Kiko to show Sir Alex Ferguson that he deserves more time in the starting eleven. If not, Kiko could be sent out on loan again and his spot with the club could be in jeopardy.
Dimitar Berbatov, on the other hand, is two yeas removed from being the Golden Boot winner in the Premier League. It should be no shock then that he would be a stand out performer against a smaller club like Amazulu FC. During the first friendly, Berbatov showed the creativity and ball control that enticed Manchester United to spend thirty million dollars on him. During his time with the Red Devils, however, Berbatov has often faded out of matches. Case in point, of his twenty goals scored during the 2010-11 season, thirteen came against lower tier clubs like West Ham, Blackburn, Birmingham, and Blackpool. Against tougher competition, Berbatov was usually replaced due to ineffectiveness. Many in the media have speculated that Berbatov is on his way out during the summer transfer window so this preseason tour would seem to be a way for Sir Alex Ferguson to showcase the Bulgarian striker to other clubs. Even if he is not moved during the summer, Berbatov is out of contract at the end of the season, so it appears that his time with United is coming to an end.
This preseason tour is of great importance for these two strikers. One is trying to gain a foothold in a stacked squad. The other, trying to play well enough for another club to take a chance on him. It will be interesting to see, as the matches go on, if either of these players takes advantage of their time on the pitch and are able to move their careers forward.
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A valley doctor and his young patient have received a big honor from the Phoenix Suns.
The 4-year-old boy was internally decapitated during a car accident. That means his skull became detached from his spine.
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"Dr. Nicolas Theodore at St. Joseph's saved Micah's life by using a surgical technique perfected at Barrows to reattach his body to his head," said the announcer.
Micah's head became internally detached from the rest of his body when a vehicle slammed into his mother's car 2 years ago.
The death rate of an internal decapitation is more than 98-percent.
Being able to walk again is so rare, doctors don't even keep statistics on it.
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They had a chance to hang out with a few players and enjoy the game.
Micah is celebrating being alive with his family, his fans, and his hero.
"Every time I see him it brings joy to my heart. He is a one in a million kid," says Dr. Theodore.
The surgery Dr. Theodore uses has a low success rate, even if it's done perfectly. He believes that Micah's recovery is a miracle.
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on Mar 16, 2012 at 12:46 pm
Great. Two principals with experience in China who perhaps know a little Chinese. How does this help the nearly 50% Hispanic population in this district? They'll stick around for a few years and be off to Palo Alto or Los Altos with the pedigrees they've got.
on Mar 16, 2012 at 3:07 pm
Ned: China has the world's fastest growing economy for a major country.
As of 2012, China has the world's second-largest GDP, Mexico ranks 13th.
In 2009, Chinese students from Shanghai achieved the world's best results in mathematics, science and literacy, as tested by P.I.S.A. Mexico students ranked substandard.
China has produced 9 Nobel Prize winners, Mexico 3.
Over one billion people speak Mandarin Chinese, only 300 million speak Spanish.
That is how this decision will help our students. Follow a leader, not a loser.
on Mar 16, 2012 at 4:23 pm
Sounds like two appointees with solid credentials and experience. Best of luck to students, staff, and the new principals!
Ned, are you seriously suggesting we should disqualify any candidate who has taught in China for a summer?
on Mar 16, 2012 at 4:50 pm
"Lower Manhattan Community Middle School" is a school with 46% Hispanic population in a state with an avg of 21%.
"William E. Russell Elementary School" is a school with 55% Hispanic population in a state with an avg of 14%.
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on Mar 16, 2012 at 5:47 pm
And a long time teacher in the district just passed away and not a word... from the paper... and two measly sentences from the district.
on Mar 16, 2012 at 7:05 pm
Let's see what the Pact has planned for this principal. Pact's always about getting what they want right parents.
on Mar 16, 2012 at 7:13 pm
Tim, you've twisted what I said, assumed a lot, and taken it out of context. BTW, when do you leave for China?
Martin, read what I wrote before asking such a question.
on Mar 16, 2012 at 7:34 pm
Ah, Ms. Doyle, there's our resident PACT hater. How is this getting what we want? The previous principal was well loved and we are sad to see her go. I can't even say it's interesting to read your comments because well, they aren't.
Good luck to Mr. Graff, impressive credentials!
on Mar 16, 2012 at 8:03 pm
okay I'm curious why did the previous principal leave? In the existence of the program how my principle have there been?
on Mar 17, 2012 at 1:13 am
She's transferring to Monta Loma, where she previously taugh for something like 15 years. She'll be the principal there.
on Mar 17, 2012 at 7:24 pm
I am disappointed the district did not hire from within. Many teachers go through a Leadership program with the intent of becoming a principal. It certainly has worked well at Graham where the principal turnover over the past few years was detrimental to the school's success. Maybe no one in the distict was interested.
on Mar 18, 2012 at 1:23 am
Hmmm, MWVSD employee - Cathy Baur, current principal at Monta Loma, graduated from the District's Leadership program as did Kim Thompson, current principal at Graham Middle School. Angela Lyon may have attended that program, too, but I am not positive about that. Cathy Baur has now been promoted to the Asst Supt position. That's a lot of positions having been filled from within the district. I am glad to see that the District has now gone outside the district because, I would assume, the district wants the best fit for each school.
on Mar 18, 2012 at 6:55 am
District appointments are based on favoritism and little more. Things may change when the Asst. Supes Totter and Lairon retire (with trumped up pensions most likely), but I doubt it. I do think internal hires do much better and show more commitment. The record has shown that they stick around much longer. Princeton and Harvard graduates won't be happy here for long, but at least they won't have to work under the former Asst. Supes.
on Mar 19, 2012 at 6:20 am
And no word on why Karen Robinson- the long time principal and former teacher at Crittenden is leaving?
on Mar 19, 2012 at 7:00 am
Karen Robinson has been anointed to become Assistant Superintendent to replace her old Whisman friend Totter. Just like Goldman was anointed by Ghysels. Bauer replaces her buddy Lairon. It's all about control at the top among a tight circle. Yet the new hires have the more prestigious credentials. That's how it works in Mountain View.
on Apr 1, 2012 at 6:00 pm
Too bad we can't get a Ivy League grad to take over at Landels.
BTW, how did Carmen Mizell get appointed to be the principal of Landels? Oh that's right, she was the ex-Superintendent's mistress.
Another reason to not argue for internal appointees.
on Mar 21, 2013 at 11:47 am
Why are local principles being replaced by East Coasters? Two from New York, and one from Massachusetts, all in the space of a year?
Seriously, Craig Goldman can't find local candidates? I know for a fact that a local, qualified, enthusiastic and capable candidate from Huff was passed over for the current choice, from New York. I thought this was odd when I only knew about the Huff choice, but now I see there's a pattern.
Why can't we keep it local? What's going on here?
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Yummy! We loved this dish. I reduced the butter to 6 tbsp. I left out the basil (bc I forgot) and the cayenne (bc I don't like it) and it was perfect. In my opinion, the basil and cayenne are not needed because the garlic and ginger are so good together. Make sure you use fresh ginger, not the powdered stuff. I will definitely be making this many times in the future.
Way too much butter for the pasta. It seemed too greasy and you couldn't taste much of the spices. Just ok.
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These tasty little cod cakes are terrific to have on hand in the freezer. You can take out and cook as many or as few as you need. Defrost them overnight in the refrigerator, and they'll be ready to cook the next day. Serve the cakes with your favorite tartar sauce.
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sasumner4713 Feb, 2014
Have made these fishcakes several times now & I love them. Reduced the amount of the mustard because it seemed to overpower the delicate fish. Substituted either mashed potato or potato flakes for the breadcrumbs which worked fine.
If you freeze the fishcakes, it is not necessary to defrost the cakes ahead of time. Cook them frozen 5 minutes on each side; they will be brown and cooked through. We make lots of different kinds (e.g., black bean) of "cakes," freeze them, and cook them this way.
blackbeansandrice2 Jan, 2014
These are great! I made them with Chilean Bass instead of Cod. I also served with a nice homemade tartar sauce which was even better.
Blended4Purpose4 Aug, 2013
I cooked these Cod cake early in my marriage when I used to receive the Every Day Foods magazine. Whenever I want to make fish cakes I Google this recipe. I honestly love them.
calicoa9 Oct, 2011
Is there a print button that I am missing to print the recipe?
connelkr15 Jul, 2011
These are tasty and simple and are perfect for fixing and freezing ahead of time. Even my one-year-old eats them!
missmeg28 Jun, 2011
these are really easy and produce wonderful results. just made them for the first time and plan on making them again and again. used a little extra lemon and parsley mostly because i love those flavors.
problemhair22 Jun, 2011
We love these fish cakes. They are easy to fix and keep in the freezer for those nights when you don't know what to fix for dinner. A definite winning recipe!
Gayla9 Dec, 2010
These are one of our favorites, but I disagree with the comment about to much mustard. I thought it was perfect.
yelloweyedcat29 Oct, 2010
I just made them and they were very good. The only thing i would change is to use less mustard...it was somewhat overpowering.
Carling4 Jun, 2010
Excellent and very easy!! Will definitely be making this one again. I'm sure it will become a family favourite! Kids loved it too!! I used cilantro instead of parsley and it was delicious.
NancyWltrs2 Jun, 2010
My family loves this, and they are so easy to make.
MommaGleich27 May, 2010
This was super yummy and VERY easy! It will be a favorite and next time I'll double the recipe to freeze some! I used less scallions and dijon because they can be over-powering-but this is a double thumbs up!
pennywelch23 Jan, 2010
I used canned salmon i(2 cans) nstead of the cod. It turned out very good.
smd122713 Jan, 2010
These are wonderful. I always make a triple batch because they freeze beautifully. Double wrap them in plastic and then in foil so they keep longer. To add a little crispiness, I dredge them in some egg and panko breadcrumbs before cooking them.
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vvad53vvSugar6 Jan, 2010
I thought cod was on the list of endangered species!?
kfranz6 Jan, 2010
using FF mayo though
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3 pts per patty in WW
lburt6 Jan, 2010
Why should you have to freeze this? That will just break down the fish and make it dry and mushy. With the price of Cod Fish so expensive, I think that would be a waste. Nice to have some made up in advance, but the taste will suffer. I think you should you should fry them up freshly made. If this make too much, just cut the recipe in half.
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On WeightWatchers.com you can put the recipe into the recipe builder and it will calculate it for you.
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Does anyone ever breakdown these recipes to see how many
points they are on WeightWatchers
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3 drops of tabasco.
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They sound wonderful. But it doesnt say the amount of Tabasco. Three what? Love your recipes Thxrg
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The theatre opened in 1989. It was across the street from Monroe Mall off Highway 74 West.
Consolidated Theatres owned the Union Village Shopping Center theatres. As far as I know they also built the Union Square Cinemas.
Fairlane-Litchfield were buying screens all over the Southeast.Only to sell out to UA.
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Chris is also calling for a nationwide cap and trade program that will help establish a price on carbon and unleash the creativity of American ingenuity to help solve the increasing effects of Greenhouse gases on the environment.
Proponent's Argument for voting Yes: Mr. WHITEHOUSE: This measure was part of the RESTORE Act, [but] this piece of it fell out of the bargain. If you supported the RESTORE Act, you have already supported this bill. If you believe that deals should be deals in the Senate, then you should support this bill. It is very important that we as a body support this bill. It does not create a single extra bureaucracy or person. It works within the existing government, and it adds no funding.
MississippiRiverDelta.org Summary of RESTORE Act: The Resources and Ecosystems Sustainability, Tourist Opportunities and Revived Economies of the Gulf Coast States Act (RESTORE Act) dedicates 80% of all Clean Water Act penalties paid by those responsible for the 2010 gulf oil disaster to Gulf Coast restoration.
Proponent's press release supporting Yes vote: The National Endowment for the Oceans, Coasts, and Great Lakes Act would provide steady funding that universities, non-profit organizations, and government agencies can count on every year to support research and restoration projects. It would be funded primarily by dedicating 12.5% of revenues from offshore energy development, including oil, gas, and renewable energy. Revenue is generated through offshore lease sales and production based royalty payments. Funds from the Endowment would be distributed through a competitive grant program to fund projects to restore habitat, manage fisheries, plan for sustainable coastal development, enhance ocean monitoring and research activities, acquire coastal properties for preservation, and relocate critical coastal infrastructure.
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Congressional Summary:Amends the Animal Welfare Act to define a "high volume retail breeder" as a person who, in commerce, for compensation or profit: has an ownership interest in or custody of one or more breeding female dogs; and sells more than 50 of the offspring of such dogs for use as pets in any one-year period. Considers such a breeder of dogs to be a dealer.
Promulgates requirements for the exercise of dogs at facilities owned or operated by high volume retail breeders, including requiring daily access to exercise that allows the dogs to move sufficiently in a way that is not forced, repetitive, or restrictive; and is in an area that is spacious, cleaned at least once a day, free of infestation by pests or vermin, and designed to prevent the dogs from escaping.
Opponent's Comments (GSDCA, the German Shepherd Dog Club of America):In the past, legislation has excluded home/hobby breeders. This bill would, for the first time, require home/hobby breeders to follow the strict USDA requirements, such as engineering standards designed for large commercial kennels and not homes. Such regulations would exceedingly difficult to meet in a home/residential breeding environment. If passed, PUPS would disastrously reduce purposely-bred pups for the public.
There is nothing in this bill that changes the status of already known substandard kennel violators. There is no increase in funding for additional inspectors, nor is increased inspection evaluation education included.
Dogs purposely bred for showing, trialing or other events often are not bred for several years due to many different reasons. Some of these dogs may never be bred, yet are included in the count.
Working kennels maintain a large dog population while they are evaluating dogs; if the dogs do not work out for the purpose for which they were intended, they are often sold as pets. This could bring those working/training kennels under USDA regulations.
112th Mid-Term Humane Scorecard: The Humane Society Legislative Fund has posted the final version of the 2011 Humane Scorecard, where you can track the performance of your federal lawmakers on key animal protection issues during last year. We rated legislators based on their voting behavior on measures such as agribusiness subsidies, lethal predator control, and the Endangered Species Act; their cosponsorship of priority bills on puppy mills, horse slaughter, animal fighting, and chimps in research; their support for funding the enforcement of animal welfare laws; and their leadership on animal protection. All of the priority bills whose cosponsorships we're counting enjoy strong bipartisan support; in the House, each of the four now has more than 150 cosponsors.
The Humane Scorecard is not a perfect measuring tool, but creating some reasonable yardstick and allowing citizens to hold lawmakers accountable is central to our work. When the Humane Scorecard comes out each year, it helps clarify how the animal protection movement is doing geographically, by party affiliation, and in other categories. It helps us chart our course for animals by seeing where we have been effective, and where we need to improve.
Congressional Summary: Extends through 2017 the allocations to carry out approved wetlands conservation projects.
Proponent's argument for bill:(US Fish and Wildlife Service statement on NAWCA): The North American Wetlands Conservation Act of 1989 provides matching grants to carry out wetlands conservation projects in the US, Canada, and Mexico for the benefit of wetlands-associated migratory birds and other wildlife. The Standard Grants Program supports projects that involve long-term protection, restoration, and/or enhancement of wetlands and associated uplands habitats. The Small Grants Program supports the same type of projects but project activities are usually smaller in scope, [under] $75,000.
Opponent's argument against bill: (Heritage Foundation 2008 statement on wetlands enforcement): The 2006 Supreme Court ruling in Rapanos v. US restricts the EPA from setting a strict and expansive definition on what classifies as a wetland and what can and can't be regulated. The EPA defines wetlands as "including swamps, marshes, bogs, and similar areas", but it is more complicated than that. For instance, in the Rapanos case, Rapanos' land was 20 miles away from navigable water, but under the EPA's unrestrained definition, the term "navigable water" was also broadly defined. Having such an expansive definition would allow the EPA to run wild with environmental regulation. A less expansive definition may beget more uncertainty as to how the EPA should regulate wetlands, but it will also lead to more careful deliberation rather than unwarranted regulations.
Congressional Summary:Amends the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) and the Clean Water Act (CWA) to prohibit the EPA or a state from requiring a permit for a discharge into navigable waters of a pesticide authorized under FIFRA. Excepts stormwater discharges and discharges of manufacturing or industrial effluent.
Proponent's argument for bill:(Blue Ridge Times-News, April 2013): Sen. Kay Hagan announced a bill to eliminate a "redundant and burdensome" requirement that 365,000 pesticide users get a CWA permit before spraying in or near lakes and streams. Farmers and other chemical users already have to meet stringent requirements for pesticide application under FIFRA, Hagan said, and the CWA permit only adds a duplicative, unnecessary layer of bureaucracy. Hagan said the "overlapping regulations" have also forced some municipalities to cut down on spraying for mosquitoes "because they don't have the manpower (to deal with the extra red tape), and they fear lawsuits."
Opponent's argument against bill: (Oregon Sierra Club newsletter Dec. 2012): Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" turned 50 this fall: it catalyzed the environmental movement [by focusing on pesticides like DDT]. Today we still face the issues she outlined in Silent Spring. Pesticide law and regulation in the US is a case study in corporate capture: beholden to the farm lobby in Congress, all the way back to the 1947 formation of FIFRA.
FACT: From 1988 to 1995, more than 65 bills were introduced in Congress to tighten pesticide regulations. None of them passed.
FACT: In the late 1990s, two separate investigations revealed that more than half of all former top-level pesticide regulators at the EPA subsequently went to work for, or were paid by, pesticide and chemical industry interests actively involved in fighting EPA efforts to protect the public from pesticides.
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Colin Blake, a talented defensive back recruit from San Antonio Brandeis High School, has decommitted from the Texas A&M Aggies. Blake released this statement from his public Facebook page:
"I will no longer be playing football at Texas A&M next year. I hope all the aggie fans and supporters out there can respect my decision and understand that it's my life and I need to do whats best for me. God bless."
Blake had committed to Texas A&M on September 3rd, 2011, but his commitment was to since-fired Mike Sherman's staff.
The rangy defensive back (6'3" 185") holds more than fifteen offers from BCS conference schools. He is rated four stars by most of the national recruiting services, and is widely considered one of the top 30 defensive backs in the country. Blake is also considering Oklahoma, Florida State and TCU. Blake visited the Sooners on December 16th, the 'Noles on January 13th and is visiting the Horned Frogs this weekend.
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I've just finished wrestling with an e55 on RDA. I used it (well, mostly just tried) for 4 hours and it was more or less unusable because the key board presses were either repeated a number of times or (more probably) the software interpreted it as if I held the buttons down for an extended period. For example pressing the menu key usually brought up the application list instead of the menu. Navigating with the cursor keys was nearly impossible as the selection stepped usually more than one positions (sometimes just 2, sometimes 5 or more).
I think that it was caused by the network lag (and that the RDA gui sends the key press and key release events in 'real time' and there is no time stamp on the events...). This also happened with other devices in the RDA, it just got really bad today. The problem might be with the RDA network connection, however the real cause is the software. (Our office has a 15/3 MBit line and I, at the moment, can do 8/0.4 MBit, with a ping time of 22ms inside our contry, which should be more than enough to send a few key strokes.)
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EDITOR: Buried on Page A10 of the Friday's paper was an article that, thanks to Edward Snowden, revealed how the U.S. government, without our knowledge or consent, has spent billions of tax dollars to break the encryption codes that give our Internet use some level of personal privacy and security ("Report: U.S. cracked most online encryption").
Anyone wanting to know where public interest and opinion is heading these days need go no further than our Internet searches and email. Collectively they are the pulse of the nation. Studying that pulse clearly shows what we are thinking before we even know we are thinking it. But Google and now the U.S. government knows.
All the government needs to do now is hire teams of psychologists expert at tweaking public opinion to "guide" us in the right direction. Already happening? Maybe. One thing is sure: Knowledge is power, and to paraphrase Lord Acton, absolute knowledge corrupts absolutely.
Too bad this article got equal billing with "Zimmerman's wife files divorce," while the front-page lead article was "Sleepy in school."
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EDITOR: You often hear that it isn't the pit bull dog that's a problem, it is the owner. That being said, it isn't the leaf blower that's a problem, but the user of the blower ("Sonoma closer to gas leaf-blower ban," Thursday).
With proper training, the use of a leaf blower doesn't have to be such an enormous issue. It is when the leaf blower is constantly revved up and down, rather than used at one consistent speed, that the noise and aggravation begins.


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Joe Preisler and the Oshkosh Public Library share a similar view when it comes to history: Both believe the stories of the past should be preserved and shared.
Preisler is the President and Bargaining Chair of UAW Local 578, which represents the hourly workers at Oshkosh Corporation. When he and fellow union members approached library staff for assistance in tracing the history of their local chapter, they couldn't have asked for better research partners. Several members of the Reference staff worked with Preisler's group to look back through the years to compile a history to share with Local 578's current membership.
"It's the history of what happened here and we don't ever want to lose that," Preisler explains. "We want to educate our members; to give them a fair and accurate snapshot of what's happened in the past – the good and the bad."
Some of the information the group found documented events that are well-known local lore for union members, such as the strike of 1974. But their research unearthed a few surprises too, including a one-day strike in June 1968. With few "old-timers" available to tell these stories, they might be lost if the library didn't offer access to newspaper archives and assistance in navigating them, Preisler says.
Wading through years of newspaper articles on microfilm would have been far more cumbersome and time-consuming without the help of library staff, according to Preisler.
"The library definitely helped us out," he says. "The whole process was clean and orderly and friendly – a really enjoyable experience."
Local 578 plans to use the information they found at the library to put together a permanent timeline collage for the union hall that will help to educate current members about the group's history. "It tells the story of who we are and what we do and there's such a connection to what is happening today," Preisler explains. "There needs to be an equal balance so that we never lose sight of the past as we look to the future."
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Rina Patel, M.D., never really had much time to spend at the Oshkosh Public Library. But when she needed a quiet place to study, the library became the perfect place for her to pursue an important personal goal.
A small, quiet study room at the Oshkosh Public Library became an oasis for Rina Patel, M.D. And she is convinced that without this space she would not have been able to properly prepare for her latest board certification exam.
Patel, a family physician who lives in Oshkosh, took a leave from her medical practice in Beaver Dam to focus on preparing for the important exam. Board-certified physicians must recertify every 10 years and as daunting as the grueling eight-hour exam can be, she realizes that being board certified is important to her career.
Dr. Patel arrived at the library every day with her rolling backpack full of books, her laptop and a lunch, hunkering down for nine to 12 hours of intense studying.
"Since Day One I sat in the middle room (Study Room B) and I've been there ever since," she says with a smile. "I told the (staff) they should rename it Study Room R for Rina."
Finding a truly quiet place to study was more challenging than Dr. Patel would have imagined. Other libraries and even OPL's relatively quiet second floor offered too many distractions for her. And studying at home with her husband and two children around was not an option.
"Once you start having a life and a family and a home, there's no place you can go to be by yourself," she explains. "To sit and study at home – I just can't."
Because of her busy schedule, Dr. Patel had visited OPL infrequently over the years – usually to drop off her children or run in to pick up a few books. She didn't know about the three quiet study rooms on second floor until Reference staff pointed them out. She says the quiet, comfortable atmosphere, with wireless access and plenty of space to spread out her study materials, was just what the doctor ordered.
"This can make a difference in people's lives," Dr. Patel says. "If I pass this exam it will be solely because I could use this room."
Surely this bright, engaging woman deserves the credit for all her hard work. But Oshkosh Public Library is pleased to be able to play a supporting role in helping people like Dr. Rina Patel enhance their lives and pursue their individual goals on the path of lifelong learning.


text: No recent wiki edits to this page. OverviewThe game would become THQ's swan song for its WCW license on the N64. They produced 1 more WCW game for the PS1, before acquiring the WWE license. The game is regarded as one of the best wrestling games, and possibly the best WCW game developed for the consoles. With the highest average rating of any WCW game on GameRankings. The gameplay accommodated very competitive multi-player, and really captured the WCW atmosphere with great animations, and presentation, and a huge roster.Differences From WCW vs. nWo World TourRevenge introduced many new features not included in the original World Tour. This includes wrestler entrances, the ability to bring weapons into the ring, and an instant replay feature. Other additions include new arenas based on the WCW's shows and pay-per-view events and the ability to edit the costumes and names of existing wrestlers. The game also introduced multiple Special moves.GameplayLike world tour, the controls focus offensively on weak/strong attacks & grapples. Defensively the game focused on the timing of blocking and evades. The Left button acted as evade, while the right button acted as block. If the player timed a block correctly, they could counter an enemies attack. For example, if Goldberg attempted a spear and the player blocked too early Goldberg would simply be unsuccessful. If timed perfectly, Goldberg would be caught in a submission. The gameplay was highly centered on balance. Opponent's taunts and special moves could be used against them. By rotating the analog stick counter clockwise a taunt could be stolen. If an opponent had a devastating finishing move, it could be stolen by executing a successful grapple with the special meter flashing, and pressing A B at the same time.One major issue with the game once discovered was the analog break. If a player was caught in a submission or pin, they could repeatedly push the analog stick in a direction to break free. This rendered a pin or submission attempt virtually useless against other human players.PresentationHow Many nWo members can Sting take out with his bat this match?The game really captured the WCW product presentation wise. Players contained signature entrances, and taunts. Wrestlers had multiple special moves, and many signature holds. The game included the Nitro arena, along with more popular PPV themes like Starcade.ArenasMonday NitroStarrcadeBash at the BeachSouled OutSuperbrawlHalloween HavocWeapons ListChainSuit caseBlack bat ( Sting Trademark)Silver batTrophyMicrophoneStop signTrash canChair ( La Parka Trademark)Broken Table FragmentRosternWo Hollywood"Hollywood" Hulk HoganThe GiantBrian AdamsScott HallScott NortonBuff BagwellEric BischoffScott SteinerCurt Hennig (Unlock by beating U.S. Championship)nWo WolfpackKevin NashStingLex LugerRandy SavageKonnanRaven's FlockRavenLodiScotty RiggsSick BoyReeseKidman (Unlock by beating Cruiserweight Championship)WCWRoddy Piper (Unlock by beating World Championship)Diamond Dallas PageGoldbergBret HartChris BenoitRick SteinerFit FinlayBooker TSaturnDisco InfernoJim NeidhartThe British BulldogGlacierMeng (Unlock by beating Tag Team Championship)Barbarian (Unlock by beating Tag Team Championship)Van HammerKanyon/Mortis (Unlock by beating Television Championship)Yuji NagataLarry ZbyszkoLa ParkaStevie RayWrath (Gameshark required)WCW (Cruiserweights)Chris JerichoEddie GuerreroPsychosisRey Mysterio, Jr.Dean MalenkoJuventud GuerreraUltimo DragonChavo Guerrero, Jr.Alex WrightEWFAKI Man / THQ ManShogunThe ExecutionerDr. FrankJekelMaya Inca BoyDAWHawk HanaKim CheeDake KenBrickowskiMing CheeHan Zo MonManagers(Playable by pressing Z on the 3rd or 4th controllers)Jimmy HartKimberly PageMiss ElizabethVincentRick RudeDusty RhodesSonny OnooCriticismsThe game was lacking in the sound department, largely in part to the restrictions of the N64 cartridge. The entrances consisted of a few possible midi sound clips. The game featured no match commentary, and no specific entrance themes.Collision detection remained an issue as in World tour. Though collision detection had been improved, many reviews claimed of issues with floating limbs, and bodies. The game was criticized as being too similar to World Tour.


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A DNA sample may have to be checked to identify a man's body found on a ledge on 3,000ft Cadair Idris, near Dolgellau. The discovery was made by a walker. The body was decomposed and in walking clothing.
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NEW ORLEANS -- The city's interpretation of a special post-Katrina zoning ordinance is keeping some rental property owners in Lakeview from using more than $1 million in federal money to repair storm-damaged doubles.
As the state struggles to deal with thousands of unfixed owner-occupied houses that received Road Home grants, the Road Home's separate program for rental properties has a different challenge in Lakeview: grantees that can't rebuild because of the city's Department of Safety and Permits.
The landlords say they've been trapped – first by a Road Home rental program that took years to launch, then by a city that hasn't issued new permits to fix up Katrina-damaged doubles since 2011.
The city and the Lakeview Civic Improvement Association say the city's 2007 Lakeview Single-Family Residential District zoning ordinance was meant to preserve Lakeview as a community of single-family homes.
The landlords and fair housing advocates say the ordinance clearly envisioned maintaining the existing doubles in Lakeview and any effort to block their recovery is as a violation of federal housing laws and potentially discriminatory.
"The City has been consistent in applying the current law and is seeking guidance from the court on possible solutions," said Tyler Gamble, a spokesman for Mayor Mitch Landrieu. "Our goal is to be able to put these properties back into commerce in a way that is consistent with the character of the neighborhood."
The Louisiana Division of Administration says its Road Home program is not in conflict with the city's zoning ordinances.
"The state and the City share the same goal to reduce blight in New Orleans," state spokesman Doug Baker said. "The City regulates its own permitting regulations and zoning, but we are working with the City to help ensure that the homes that did receive (Road Home Small Rental Property Program) money move forward according to the law. If a property owner impacted by any zoning changes wishes to continue to rehabilitate a smaller number of units, the SRPP remains committed to working with them and to restoring affordable rental units back into the City. However, this must be done in compliance with the City's zoning laws."
Sue Spilsbury and her sister want to fix a double on Memphis Street that their family has owned and rented out since 1961. It was built in 1933 by Cajun carpenters and designed to flood, she said. She's done little but paint and clean it since Katrina, but she believes the plaster and original flooring has held up well and the $200,000 Road Home was prepared to give her was going to allow her to make it nice again.
But, meanwhile, many of her neighbors have turned modest single-family homes into mansions. After being held up by the slow Road Home, she says "a small group of mansioneers" have misapplied the Lakeview zoning ordinance to keep her from bringing renters back to the block.
The ordinance clearly states that doubles that were demolished after the storm had to get a permit to rebuild before Aug. 29, 2010, the fifth anniversary of Katrina. But WWL-TV legal analyst Doug Sunseri said the ordinance is silent on any deadline for permits for renovating two-family homes that still stand.
And yet, when Spilsbury went to the Department of Safety and Permits, she was told she could not renovate any double in Lakeview. She said the staff pulled out a memo written by former Safety and Permits Director Paul May in August 2011. In it, May said he found the ordinance "unclear" and "therefore, effective immediately, no permits are to be issued for the renovation of an existing two-family dwelling in" Lakeview.
Shelley Midura, the former city councilwoman who represented Lakeview and proposed the ordinance in 2007, said the intent was never to block renovations of existing doubles.
"I think it's a stretch to interpret that section the way it's being interpreted and I don't think that was the intent," Midura said. "It could not be clearer to me that the intention was to allow existing doubles to be renovated."
But that's not the view of the current councilwoman, Susan Guidry, who would have an opportunity to clarify the ordinance if she thought that were necessary. She was a part of the Bring New Orleans Back commission in another neighborhood and observed some of the deliberations of Lakeview leaders when the ordinance was being crafted.
She said they believed most landlords would have to tear down and rebuild from scratch, and that's why she feels the five-year grace period was really intended for any double in Lakeview.
The state Division of Administration says there are only three properties in Lakeview that got Road Home rental money and are not done rebuilding.
But the issue of the ordinance affects potentially dozens of other unfinished doubles that have sought or could seek permits if the city can't continue the blanket denials.
Lakeview Civic Improvement Aassociation President Ann LeBlanc has kept the pressure on the Board of Zoning Adjustments to keep enforcing the block on two-family building permits.
Speaking to the BZA last year against landlord Brad Wegman's permit application, LeBlanc warned that allowing any such permits would be "a game-changer for Lakeview."
"This isn't just an individual case," she said. "We have over 50 properties and if we don't start consistently applying this ordinance, you're going to change Lakeview."
On the contrary, Spilsbury said this enforcement of the ordinance is an effort to change the Lakeview she grew up in. She filed a lawsuit against the city, but former Orleans Parish Civil District Court Judge Nadine Ramsey, who is now running for City Council, gave a one-word denial. Spilsbury has appealed to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal.
Wegman, meanwhile, could have gotten about $1 million to rebuild or renovate his family's five multi-family rental properties if it hadn't been for the ordinance. But neighbors don't feel sorry for him because they have been wanting to get rid of his family since before Katrina.
Stephanie LaBarriere lives next door to a Wegman property on West End Boulevard. It is a rickety empty shell, with its doors and windows left wide open. LaBarriere said the tenants sold drugs before Katrina and lived in squalor with no electricity or water after the storm. Someone associated with the Wegmans' upstairs tenants was even shot to death in the alley next to her house 13 years ago, she said.
Wegman said his brother who lived in the property has had drug problems, but that allegations of drug-pushing tenants or any kind of murder associated with his properties are completely false.
Wegman and his Road Home-appointed contractor, Paul Cook of One Construction, sought a permit to turn the three-apartment house next to LaBarriere into a double in October 2012. They were denied, at LaBarriere and LeBlanc's urging, among others. At one point, Cook suggested that denying a permit might be a violation of federal fair housing laws.
And now, formal complaints to that effect have been filed with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, while the Greater New Orleans Fair Housing Action Center is representing several Lakeview landlords in court alleging housing discrimination.
"There's absolutely no intent in this ordinance or with our (Lakeview Civic Improvement Association) board to discriminate against anyone based on race or socio-economic basis," LeBlanc said. "In fact, post-Katrina Lakeview is very different than it was before Katrina. We have African-Americans in our neighborhood, we welcome them. We welcome everybody. It has absolutely nothing to do with anything that would violate the Fair Housing Act."


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Rush County Sheriff's Department
7:46 a.m.; Residential burglary reported in the 5800 block of West SR 244.
Rushville Police Department
5:03 p.m.: Theft reported in the 600 block of North Harrison Street.
8:23 p.m.: Tammy K. Jones, 42, of Carthage, was arrested in the 1000 block of North Main Street on a charge of operating a motor vehicle after driving privileges were suspended (with a prior conviction).
Rush County Sheriff's Department
11:16 a.m.: Brittany Jane Seeley, 25, of Milroy, was arrested on an obstruction of justice warrant.
6:43 p.m.: Bobbie Patterson, 28, of Rushville, was arrested in the 800 block of East U.S. 52 for probation violation.
8 p.m.: Christopher Lee Harris, 37, of Greensburg, was arrested for failure to appear.