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Weight: 165
Year: Freshman
Hometown: Antelope, CA
High School: Center
Awards and Honors: Outstanding Athlete award, PVL track & field champions, PVL wrestling champions, D3 wrestling tournament placer
Major: Kinesiology
Future Goals: Become an Olympic wrestler, an athletic trainer and a coach. Become a CCCAA, NCAA D1 champion and an academic All-American
Hobbies: Working out
Weight: 125/133
Year: Freshman
Hometown:Reno, NV
High School: Robert McQueen
Awards and Honors: Four-time regional placer, three-time regional finalist, regional champion, three-time state qualifier, two-time state placer, state runner-up
Major: Undecided
Future Goals: Be happy, do well in school, do well in wrestling
Hobbies: Wrestling, hanging, chillin', watching wrestling, listening to music, movies, playing GTA5
Weight: 141
Year: Freshman
Hometown: Antelope, CA
High School: Antelope
Awards and Honors: Frosh-Soph state champion, three Native American scholarships, multiple Outstanding Wrestler awards
Major: Biology
Future Goals: Work in the medical field, become a sports physician
Hobbies: Training, hanging out, wrestling
Weight: 176
Year: Freshman
Hometown: Sacramento, CA
High School: Cosumnes Oaks
Awards and Honors: Three-time league champion, D4 champion (2013), three-time Masters qualifier, MVP, Most Improved
Major: Social Science
Future Goals: Enter the police or fire academy
Hobbies: Reading, wrestling
Weight: 165
Year: Freshman
Hometown: Galt, CA
High School: Estrellita
Awards and Honors: Two-time Greco state champion, two-time Freestyle state champion, Fargo Nationals All-American (2008), Sacramento All-Star Team member, California National Team member, Mexico National Team member
Major: Multimedia
Future Goals: Be a role model/icon, create my own media industry
Hobbies: Playing Black Ops, watching Spongebob with the homies, long trail hikes, making beautiful music
Weight: 165
Year: Sophomore
Hometown: Truckee, CA
High School: Truckee, Placer
Awards and Honors: Most Improved JV football player, Defensive Lineman of the Year, 2013 Weld Expo Certificate of Participation
Major: General Education
Future Goals: To live my own life off the land; to be the very best at everything I pursue; to live to be 150 years old
Hobbies: Hiking, mountain biking, snowboarding
Weight: 133
Year: Freshman
Hometown: Vacaville, CA
High School: Will C. Wood
Awards and Honors: Frosh-Soph state champion
Major: Fire Technology
Future Goals: Become a CCCAA state champion, transfer to a four-year school, become a firefighter for Cal Fire or the Forest Service
Hobbies: Wrestling, eating
Weight: 165
Year: Freshman
Hometown: Newcastle, CA
High School: Placer
Awards and Honors: Academic Honor Roll, two-time Scholar Athlete Award, Western States Determination Award
Major: Kinesiology
Future Goals: Get straight A's and become a Physical Therapist
Hobbies: Swimming, beach volleyball
Weight: 125
Year: Redshirt
Hometown: Los Banos, CA
High School: Los Banos
Awards and Honors: Frosh-Soph state finalist, two-time Greco/Freestyle qualifier, SJS Masters placer, Greco state champion and runner-up, two-time Folkstyle placer, Western Regional Double Champion
Major: Criminal Justice, Programmer
Future Goals: Become a police officer or website programmer, reach 135 lbs, place at the CCCAA state meet, transfer to a four-year college
Hobbies: Wrestling, cutting weight, wrestling, swimming
Weight: 141
Year: Sophomore
Hometown: Antelope, CA
High School: Center
Awards and Honors: Honor Roll (3.5 GPA), four-year varsity wrestler, top half of class academically, SJS Section-ranked junior and senior years
Major: Biological Sciences
Future Goals: Become a physician and a college All-American
Hobbies: Tweet, run, work out, be lazy
Weight: 133
Year: Freshman
Hometown: Brentwood, CA
High School: Heritage
Awards and Honors: Athlete of the Year, NCS champion, BVAL champion, national qualifier, 3.0 GPA
Major: Civil Engineering
Future Goals: Go to Cal Poly, get my Master's Degree, get a job at Chevron, win the state championship while at Sierra
Hobbies: Wrestling, eating, sleeping, eating
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The Club is the namesake of Colonel Lycurgus Breckinridge "L.B." Musgrove, who had it built in 1924 as a place to entertain his friends and business associates.
A total of 556 logs were cut from the surrounding 228 acres of forest on the club's property for its construction.
Following the stock market crash of 1929, Musgrove grew fearful when he started losing his fortune and took steps to save his "country estate" by leasing it to a group for 100 years.
In 1932, 45 local citizens paid $100 each for a share in the newly-formed Walker County Holding Company. They became the charter members of Musgrove Country Club.
In 1960, nine holes were added to the original nine that had been built by Musgrove. Several improvement were made to the course in 1992, and its reputation around the state has been growing ever since.
Two of its most notable features are the wooden, swinging bridges that connect the club to the course across Blackwater Creek.
The clubhouse charms visitors with its original lobby, ballroom and back-to-back stone fireplaces.
The club also includes several dining rooms that feature a spectacular view of the course.
The Pilot Club's Tour of Homes will be held Sunday, Dec. 2, from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tickets are available from any Pilot member and are $10 in advance or $12 at the door.
Proceeds from the event will go to Equines Assisting Special Individuals (EASI), a local therapeutic horseback riding program.
Musgrove Country Club will not be open to visitors until after 2 p.m. the day of the tour.

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Part First: MAN
I. A human life
II.Men of the old time and the new
A. The ancients
B. The moderns
1. The spirit
2. The possessed
3. The Hierarchy
C. The free
1. Political liberalism
2. Social liberalism
3. Humane liberalism
Part Second: I
IV. The Owner
A. My power
B. My intercourse
C. My self-enjoyement
V. The unique one
The Ego And Its Own throws down a challenge to thousands of years of religious, philosophical and political depreciation of the individual.
Criticising all doctrines and beliefs that demand the interests of the individual be subordinated to those of God, state, humanity, society, or some other fiction, Stirner declared war on all creeds that threatened individuality. In doing so, he championed a form of amoral egoism which still provokes cries of horror from moralists of right and left, religious and secular.
But, The Ego and Its Own is is far from being simply the work of a selfish nihilist. Neither is Stirner to be dismissed as an intellectual imbecile — as Marx and Engels tried to claim in their well-known attack on his philosophy The German Ideology. For, in his searing critique, Stirner demonstrates that the traditional moralities crippled individuals and failed to achieve the positive results they invariably claimed. And for the new moralities propounded by Marx, and others of his contempraries, Stirner was certain they would subject individuals to a set of masters worse than the ones they replaced.
To his twentieth (and now twenty first!) century readers, Stirner's book offers not just a historical document, or a slice of intellectual debate of the mid-nineteenth century. As a passionate defense of the individual against all form of authority, it has a particular resonance for all those who belong to the 'age of the masses'.


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Super Bowl cocktails to please any fan
This Sunday's big game is all about wings and beer, but for the more
refined fan, may we present Super Bowl cocktails.
These festive fan-themed libations borrowed from the Borgata Hotel Casino in Atlantic City will have you rooting for your team in style. Even the most 'spirited' fans of both the New York Giants and the New England Patriots can find common ground with these creative mixes. Cheers!
For the Giants fans
Big Blue
A variation on the classic Manhattan, this drink epitomizes the tradition and valor of one of the most successful franchises in football history.
– 2 oz rye whiskey
– 1/2 oz sweet vermouth
– 2-3 dashes bitters
– fresh blueberries for garnish
Pour the ingredients into a mixing glass with ice cubes. Stir well. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with blueberries.
Manning Special
Cool and calm under pressure – this is a drink befitting a field-general
– 1/4 cup fresh blueberries
– 1 small lime wedge
– 1 1/2 teaspoons sugar
– 1 1/2 ounces gin
– 1/2 oz grenadine
– Ice
– 2 oz chilled club soda
Muddle 15 blueberries with the lime wedge and sugar. Add the gin and ice and shake well. Strain into a highball glass half-filled with ice, top with the club soda and garnish with the remaining blueberries.
For the Patriots fans
Brady Bomb
One of the greatest players of all-time begets a drink fitting his explosive and game-changing ability.
– 1 oz cherry vodka
– 3 oz Red Bull energy drink
– 1 splash grenadine syrup
Pour vodka and Red Bull energy drink into a small glass. Add grenadine slowly so it sinks to the bottom without mixing for a layered effect.
The Gronk
Named for one of the most prolific pass catching tight ends in the league, this drink is perfect for celebrating your love for everything Pats.
– 1 1/2 oz tequila
– 1/2 oz white crème de cacao
– 1/2 oz blue curaçao
– 1/2 oz cream
– Maraschino cherry for garnish
Pour the ingredients into a cocktail shaker with ice. Shake well. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass or in an ice-filled old-fashioned glass. Garnish with a maraschino cherry.


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Australian domestic news
Hussey won't play Shield for WA
Feb 10, 2014: Michael Hussey, the former Australia batsman, will not play for Western Australia for the second half of the Sheffield Shield season
Sydney Thunder v Brisbane Heat, BBL, Sydney
Hussey fifty in vain as Thunder lose again
Jan 8, 2014: Again Michael Hussey played superbly, again his team-mates crumbled around him and Sydney Thunder lost their 18th consecutive match
Australia news
WA open to Hussey Shield return
Jan 2, 2014: Michael Hussey could make a return to Western Australia and first-class cricket after expressing a desire to play in the second half of the Sheffield Shield season
Sydney Thunder v Adelaide Strikers, Big Bash League, Sydney
Hussey 85 in vain as Thunder lose again
Dec 27, 2013: Seven hundred and thirty five days and counting. That's how long it has been since the Sydney Thunder last won in the Big Bash League and on Friday, not even the most remarkable innings from a most remarkable cricketer could break that drought
Big Bash League 2013-14
BBL faces delicate balancing act
Dec 19, 2013: Money isn't a worry for the Big Bash League organisers this year. However, the tournament built more around celebrity culture rather than quality cricket, still faces a challenge
The Ashes 2013-14
Nov 29, 2013: When he cleared his throat to lead "Under the Southern Cross" for the first time last week, Nathan Lyon did so as Australia's undisputed No. 1 spin bowler. The path there has been bumpy
The Ashes 2013-14
Hussey recalls dark side of the game
Nov 27, 2013: Michael Hussey, the former Australian batsman, has said that he understands what Jonathan Trott is going through, after the England batsman withdrew from the ongoing Ashes with a stress-related illness
Corruption in the IPL
Probably a little bit wrong on Gurunath's CSK role - Hussey
Oct 14, 2013: Michael Hussey, the Chennai Super Kings and former Australia batsman, has said he might have been "a little bit wrong" when he wrote in his autobiography that Gurunath Meiyappan, who was arrested for alleged illegal betting in May, was in charge of Super
'I tried to model my one-day game on Michael Bevan'
Oct 14, 2013: Mike Hussey talks about developing his limited-overs skills, his relationship with Cricket Australia, the need for better pitches in domestic cricket, and the Gurunath Meiyappan controversy
Review: Underneath the Southern Cross
Oct 13, 2013: Mike Hussey's autobiography traces Australia's 2006-07 peak and the decline that followed with candour and insight
Australian cricket
The thoughts of Michael Hussey
Oct 2, 2013: A few excerpts from Michael Hussey's autobiography, Underneath the Southern Cross, with his thoughts on the Sheffield Shield, team selection, and more
Australia news
Hussey raised concerns about team culture
Oct 2, 2013: Michael Hussey, the former Australia batsman, has revealed how he had deep concerns about the direction the team was taking in regards to team culture as early as the West Indies tour of 2012, fearful of the insular thinking that was breeding through the
Corruption in the IPL
Gurunath 'ran the team', says Hussey
Sep 30, 2013: Michael Hussey has become the first player to suggest Gurunath Meiyappan was more than just a cricket "enthusiast" after N Srinivasan and India Cements have distanced themselves and Super Kings from Gurunath
Nottinghamshire v Somerset, Trent Bridge, 1st day
Hussey and Lumb ease Notts worries
Sep 24, 2013: Most professional sportsman aim to finish their careers on a high but few will beat the achievements of Nottinghamshire's David Hussey in the final few days of his life on the county circuit
Australia news
Hussey tells of split in Australia camp
Sep 23, 2013: Michael Hussey has revealed in a new book that his failure to attend a boat party after his final Test contributed to a split in the Australian camp
Chennai Super Kings v Titans, CLT20, Ranchi
Super Kings chase 186 with ease
Sep 22, 2013: Chennai Super Kings did what they set out to do, successfully chasing down a big total after putting Titans in to bat
Australia news
Hussey joins Thunder, Warne retires as BBL season grows
Jul 22, 2013: Cricket Australia has shelved its plan to tighten the BBL schedule this summer, instead expanding the time-frame from the opening match until the final by two weeks
Chennai Super Kings 2013 review
Controversy mars another top CSK showing
May 25, 2013: On the field, Chennai Super Kings produced one of their best seasons yet; off the filed, the franchise was squarely in the spotlight cast by the alleged corruption in the tournament
Chennai Super Kings v Mumbai Indians, IPL 2013 final, Kolkata
May 25, 2013: In a line-up filled with batsmen seemingly built for Twenty20 cricket, Michael Hussey has proved the most important cog
Hyderabad v Chennai, IPL 2013, Hyderabad
With Hussey, maiden doesn't mean all over
May 8, 2013: The pressure of dots balls can be enormous in Twenty20 cricket. Hussey knows he can always fall back on three foundations of his Twenty20 batting: his running, the cover-drive and the shovel pull
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India disgraced themselves by not competing
MS Dhoni and the BCCI are to blame for a touring party that became too comfortable and compliant
'I couldn't bring myself to set a batsman up by giving him runs'
Glenn McGrath talks about the method behind his metronomic consistency, visualisation, and why aggression isn't about sledging
Dhoni doesn't heed his own warning
Plays of the Day from the second ODI between England and India, in Cardiff
Kohli, Root, Smith and Williamson will take turns as the No. 1 Test batsman. So far each has shown only one technical weakness
Errant elbows, and Priyanjan's shuffle
Plays of the day from the first ODI between Sri Lanka and Pakistan
Test cricket's young Fab Four (145)
Kohli, Root, Smith and Williamson will take turns as the No. 1 Test batsman. So far each has shown only one technical weakness
India disgraced themselves by not competing (142)
MS Dhoni and the BCCI are to blame for a touring party that became too comfortable and compliant
'I couldn't bring myself to set a batsman up by giving him runs' (86)
Glenn McGrath talks about the method behind his metronomic consistency, visualisation, and why aggression isn't about sledging
What if Pietersen had played for England this summer? (45)
Would he have fared better than the incumbent middle-order batsmen, Root and Ballance?
Graeme Pollock has been among the top three finest players his country ever produced; and not far off that pace in the world rankings either


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Infomercial king Kevin Trudeau was back in federal custody Tuesday after a judge said he still thinks the silver-tongued convicted fraudster is hiding his loot from the court.
"I just don't believe that Mr. Trudeau doesn't know where these assets are," U.S. Judge Robert Gettleman said as he ordered Trudeau held for at least two nights in the downtown Metropolitan Correctional Center.
The judge's order came at the end of a fractious hearing at which Trudeau gave a lengthy speech in which he again insisted he is broke and can't pay the $38 million fine Gettleman imposed more than five years ago for flouting a ban on making false claims in his diet book informercials.
"If I'm incarcerated tonight my question is what specifically can I do to prove that . . . there are no assets," an indignant Trudeau said, before he was led away by court security officers.
Trudeau's attorney, Kimball Anderson, accused the judge of "screwing up" when he previously found Trudeau in civil contempt for directing his employees to hide assets in his complicated international web of businesses.
But the Federal Trade Commission and a receiver appointed by the court to get to the bottom of Trudeau's complex finances both said that only locking up Trudeau could force him to come clean about his true wealth.
The FTC has battled for years to get Trudeau to pay the fine, which would be shared among consumers who bought his fraudulently advertised book, "The Weight-Loss Cure 'They' Don't Want You to Know About."
Mocking Trudeau's claims that he can't remember where all of his millions went at Tuesday's hearing, Gettleman noted, "It's kind of interesting that Mr. Trudeau wrote a book about memory," suggesting Trudeau read his own book.
He ordered Trudeau to return to court on Thursday, when he'll hear if any progress has been made.
It's the second time in little over a month that Gettleman has ordered the 50-year-old Oak Brook man locked up for trying to hide his assets from the court.
"I don't really have any alternative," an exasperated Gettleman told Trudeau last week, when he postponed an earlier order to jail Trudeau so that Trudeau could attend a fundraiser for his own legal defense.
Trudeau still faces a criminal trial connected to the claims he made on TV about his diet book.
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There's only one set of awards dedicated solely to content marketing: the CMA's International Content Marketing Awards. For anyone who's serious about proving their content marketing credentials, they're the prizes to win, say judges and experts. And the deadline for entries is on 5th September. Read more »
Sappi Fine Paper Europe announces closing of its Sappi Finland I Oy's Kangas site
Sappi Fine Paper Europe has today announced it will shut down its Kangas paper mill in Finland. The permanent closure of its Kangas mill is expected to take place no later than the early part of the first calendar quarter of 2010. Read more »
Pick n Pays consumer magazine bucks trend as circulation soars
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Global supply chain solution provider, GOfers Logistics celebrates major growth and success in 2009 and now looks to 2010 with eager anticipation. This tried and trusted logistics solutions provider is heading into the next decade, reflecting the past year and preparing to celebrate its 10 years in business.
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Ohio State coach Urban Meyer turns 50 today, and, according to Twitter, he'll be celebrating in Florida before preparing for preseason camp, which kicks off next month. Few college coaches have accomplished more by age 50 than Meyer, who owns two nat...Blog | July 10, 2014
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Lunchbox Apple Pies
Everybody loves apple pie, but it's not so easy to pack for a lunch. These little handheld pies are the perfect dessert for a totable meal.
Hands-On Time: 30 minutes
Ready In: 45 minutes
Yield: 12 pies
1/2 cup butter - softened
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 cup ice water
2 Tablespoons butter
2 cups peeled, cored and diced apples - about 2 medium
1/4 cup packed light brown sugar
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 large egg
1 Tablespoon water
1 teaspoon granulated sugar
- Combine flour, salt and butter and mix together until crumbly. Add water and stir until dough forms. Set aside.
- Melt 2 Tablespoons butter in a small pan over medium-low heat. Add apples and cook until apples soften, about 5 minutes.
- Add brown sugar to apples and cook and stir until sugar is dissolved and any juices from the apples begin to thicken, about 5 more minutes.
- Remove apples from heat and stir in cinnamon.
- Roll dough to 1/8-inch thickness and cut into 12 rounds with a 4-inch biscuit cutter.
- Place dough rounds onto greased baking sheets. Top half of each round with a tablespoon of apple mixture. Fold opposite end of dough over apples and seal with hands or a fork.
- Cut a small slit in the top of each pie to vent steam.
- Combine egg, 1 tablespoon water and granulated sugar until well blended and sugar is dissolved. Brush on tops of each pie.
- Bake pies in a 375 degree F oven for 15 minutes or until golden brown and bubbly. Cool completely before storing.


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Team Momstar Runner after the 2012 ALS Walk4Life by Team Momstar Runner - almost 2 years ago
"The Les Turner ALS Walk4Life is one of the world's largest ALS gatherings, with thousands of walkers gathering each year. In its ten-year history, the Walk has raised over $7 million. Walkers organize into fundraising teams, each walking in support of or in memory of a loved one. Team Momstar Runner walked for the second year this year, despite the cold, rainy weather, one sprained ankle, one bad knee, and three illnesses!!!"


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FDA approves more powerful painkillerBy MATTHEW PERRONE
The Associated Press | October 27,2013WASHINGTON The Food and Drug Administration has approved a stronger, single-ingredient version of the painkiller hydrocodone, the widely-abused prescription medicine for chronic pain.
The agency said it approved the pill Zohydro for patients with pain that requires daily, around-the-clock, long-term treatment that cannot be addressed with other drugs.
Hydrocodone is currently sold in combination pills like Vicodin to treat pain from injuries, surgery, arthritis, migraines and other ailments. The new drug from Zogenix is the first pure, non-combination form of the drug approved in the U.S.
The approval comes as a surprise since the agencys own panel of outside advisers gave the drug an overwhelmingly negative review last year. The agencys panel of pain specialists voted 11-2, with one abstention, against approving the drug last December, questioning the need for a new form of one of most widely-abused prescription painkillers in U.S.
The FDA announcement also comes just one day after the agency said it would support stronger restrictions on combination drugs containing hydrocodone, including Vicodin and dozens of other generic formulations.
The drugs currently available mix hydrocodone with non-addictive pain relievers like aspirin and acetaminophen. For decades these drugs have been subject to less rigorous prescribing limits than other prescription painkillers like oxycodone.
Late Thursday, the FDA said it would recommend moving hydrocodone drugs from the schedule III class to the schedule II class of medications, a move that will limit the number of refills patients can receive and how many health professionals can prescribe the drugs.
The Drug Enforcement Administration had first asked the agency to take that step a decade ago, and lawmakers and safety advocates had increased their pressure on the agency in recent years.
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Shopping in Duck, a day at the beach.
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Moleapalooza '02, held today (May 31) and tomorrow (June 1) at Mole-Richardson's Hollywood facility, is the company's complement and alternative to attendance at ShowBiz Expo. Open house at Mole, which is celebrating its 75th anniversary as one of Hollywood's premier lighting manufacturers, is from 4-10pm both days.
Highlights of the two-day festivities are "An Evening with Laszlo Kovacs, ASC," tonight at 7:30pm, and "An Evening with Vilmos Zsigmond, ASC," tomorrow at 7:30. The two legendary cinematographers will discuss the state of their art form. Other activities will include lighting-related seminars, hand-on product demos, and of course eating and drinking.
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Get ready for the punk-metal sounds of Sum 41 when they hit the stage at The Depot with guests I Am Dynamite and Hunter Valentine January 25th!
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The sounds of punk rock will fill the air when The Green 17 Tour featuring Flogging Molly and guests Mariachi El Bronx and Donots hits Saltair March 15th. You will not want to miss this show!
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What a better way to get ready for the holidays than a night with Utah's own Royal Bliss when their 10th Anniversary Pre-Thanksgiving Bash rocks The Depot November 21st!
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BRAITWAITE, La. -- Some residents who evacuated closer to home are getting their first glimpse of their flooded homes this week. On the East bank of Plaquemines Parish, water was up to the rooftops in many locations.
Now, some are focused on getting the water to drain, while others try to come to grips with losing everything again.
A wall of water in Braithwaite wiped nothing clean during Hurricane Isaac. It's something Russell Gelvin discovered when he entered the first floor of his Braithwaite Park home for the first time Tuesday.
"It's unbelievable. A lot of hard work. I built this house. I rebuilt this house myself," Gelvin said.
It was his first time home, even though he comes here almost every day.
"'Cause I've been trying to get the water out so everybody else can pick up their pieces, you know," he said.
Gelvin works for the Lake Borgne Levee District, and he and other St. Bernard volunteers have been pushing for days to let them cut six holes in the levees that form a ring around Braithwaite Park to get the water out.
By Tuesday, the water was low enough that residents like Pete Maltese could get back by boat to survey the damage. He lost most of his photos and personal things in his Chalmette home during Katrina, and after six years in Gonzales, he moved here.
"Finally came back home. But that's how it works out when you want to live home," Maltese said as he choked back tears.
As residents come back in to Braithwaite Park, they're not just dealing with the flood water. They're dealing with everything the floodwater brought with it, including mud and chemicals.
"It's bad right now. Hopefully in a couple of months it'll get better," Maltese said.
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Two people died in Braithwaite as a result of Isaac's storm surge. A spokesman for the Plaquemines Parish Coroner said Tuesday the autopsy report confirms they did drown; however, he can't release their identities because their next of kin is all out of state.


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3:08pm Thursday 10th January 2013 in Lewisham By Sarah Trotter, reporter
VISITING restrictions at Lewisham Hospital put in place to curb the spread of the winter vomiting bug have been lifted today.
Visitors had been turned away from the hospital since before Christmas to protect patients and staff from norovirus which has been plaguing the UK.
Anyone who has suffered from diarrhoea or vomiting in the last three days is still urged to not visit the hospital to avoid spreading the highly-contagious bug.
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DURHAM — Durham County authorities are looking for a teenager who escaped Saturday afternoon from a youth home in the 2400 block of Broad Street.
Just before 1 p.m., the 16-year-old – identified only as first name Darren and last name beginning with D -- scaled a fence and jumped off a roof at the Durham County Youth Home, according to the Durham County Sheriff's Department.
"Due to the unpredictability of juvenile behavior during an escape, the county has a high degree of concern for the safety of both the juvenile and the public," a county spokeswoman said in a news release.
Dozens of police officers and dogs spent Saturday afternoon searching for him, but he was still on the loose by early evening.
He is described as 6-feet-tall, black, with brown eyes who weighs about 180 pounds. He has a tattoo of a cross on his left ring finger, sheriff's deputies said.
He left the juvenile detention center wearing a dark blue jumpsuit with orange and blue Nike shoes. Under the jumpsuit, center staff said, he was likely wearing a white T-shirt and orange boxer shorts.
Before his conviction, he was living in an apartment on Dowd Street north of downtown Durham.
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STEPPING away from complicated sets, lavish costumes and music, director Lesley Playfer is taking on a new challenge with her latest play.
Yellow Moon opens at Colne Muni tomorrow and runs until Saturday, telling a modern-day take on the Bonnie and Clyde gangster runaways tale.
She first saw the play at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and put it forward for selection by Pendle Borderline – giving the company a chance to question what it takes to stage a play, because Yellow Moon 'pretty much dispenses with all the usual trappings of drama'.
"When I first saw this play at the Edinburgh Fringe, I was struck by the very stripped-down and direct way it told the story," Lesley said. "Four actors with four chairs, using the simplest means to get the story across. And a very intriguing story it is too.
"I've no problem with complicated productions, after all the last play I directed had a musicians, original music, dancing and puppets! But I think audiences will find Yellow Moon a refreshing change."
Young Borderline regulars James Bateman and Rosie Butler team up to play Lee Macalinden, is the deadest of dead-end kids in a dead-end town, and Silent Leila, an introverted girl with a passion for celebrity magazines.
They end up on the run together and badly need a place to hide.
James Bateman said: "It's a challenging play – we're on stage all the time so there's no hiding place. But it's also very liberating; how to tell the story with just our voices and bodies – oh, and the chairs of course."
Tickets cost £5 in advance by calling the box office on 01282 661234, or £7 on the door. Performances start at 7.30pm.
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Sports-related TBIs and Concussions
Concussions are a type of traumatic brain injury (TBI) caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head. It's estimated that 75% of TBIs that occur nationally each year are concussions or other mild TBIs (1). All concussions are serious.
In 2011,
Utah's Concussion Law
In 2011, the Utah State
Legislature passed the Protection of Athletes with Head Injuries Act. This law requires amateur sports organizations and schools (ski resorts are exempt from the law) to adopt and enforce a
concussion and head injury policy
and to get written approval of the
policy by parents/legal guardians before
their child participates in a sport activity.
A child who gets a head injury
must be removed from play
and may only return after written
clearance from a qualified
health care provider. Qualified health care providers must have taken a continuing education course in the evaluation and management of a concussion within the last three years.
Concussion and Head Injury Continuing Education Courses for Health Care Providers
Prevention Tips
1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Center for Injury Prevnetion and Control. Report to Congress
on mild traumatic brain injury in the United States: Steps to prevent a serious public health problem. Altanta
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What is the new restaurant moving into the old Baker's Square?
Original post made by Robyn on Jul 16, 2009
on Jul 17, 2009 at 6:04 pm
El Balazo. It will be like the one on Hopyard, not the one near Walmart. Funny thing about El Balazo. I lived in the Haight in the City and one was four blocks from my house. I moved to Archstone on Owens and there was one two blocks away. Now I bought a house in the Meadows and it will be maybe ten blocks away. If I was paranoid I'd think they are following me!
on Jul 18, 2009 at 11:12 am
I guess it is a Mama Rosa's. That't what we need, more Italian resteraunts.
on Jul 19, 2009 at 9:34 am
After the I.C.E. raids on El Balazo several months ago, I wonder why the city would approve of more restaurants owned by the El Balazo chain? I hope they will be running a background check of those employed and verify their social security numbers. El Balazo has been famous for turning a blind eye to the fact that their employees are using fake I.D. & S.S. cards to secure jobs. The unemployment rate is at a record high in the USA -- let's keep our own people employed!!


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1. Buy old models of your favorite running shoes.
Like car dealerships, running stores try to clear out last year's models of running shoes when the new models come in. The old models are usually almost the same shoe, but at a much cheaper price. Some runners stock up on old models when they go on sale. You can also search the Internet for older models of your favorite running shoes.
2. Shop around for inexpensive running clothes.
You don't have to spend a lot for good quality, technical fabric running clothes. Check out Target's C9 by Champion line of technical fitness wear. They're reasonably priced, but still very high in quality and performance. Old Navy's performance fleece line also has some great pieces, such as jackets and vests, for outdoor winter running. You may also want to check out stores such as TJ Maxx or Marshall's (if they're in your area), which have racks of discounted name-brand fitness apparel, sometimes as much as 50% off the "department store" price.
3. Look for free training groups.
Don't assume that you have to pay for a trainer or coach to improve your running or train for a specific race. Many running stores offer free coached workouts and runs. Although you won't get one-on-one coaching, you'll get the benefits of working with an expert and staying motivated with other runners.
Many races offer free training runs to registered participants (another great reason to register early). If you're training for a specific race, check the race website to see if they have any organized training runs scheduled.
4. Make your running shoes last longer.
It's important to replace your running shoes every 300 to 400 miles, but getting new shoes every couple of months can get expensive. To make your running shoes last longer, don't wear them for anything other than running or working out. Even if you're just walking around, you're still wearing out the cushioning. Keep your running shoes in a cool, dry place where they can air out properly. Don't leave them in places like a gym bag or a hot trunk. If you need to clean your shoes, use a scrub brush, mild soap, and cold water, and then let them air dry.
5. Buy running shoes, clothes and gear online.
I love giving running specialty shops business but, unfortunately, their prices tend to be higher than some websites. Search sites such as Sierra Trading Post for deals on running clothes, running shoes and gear. Lots of runners also find great deals on eBay.
6. Plan your race schedule ahead of time.
Most races give discounts –- some pretty significant -– for early registration. Sign up early for races that you know you definitely want to run, especially those that you run annually. You'll save some bucks and give your motivation a boost at the same time.
7. Volunteer at races.
Race organizers are sometimes desperate for more volunteers, so they offer incentives, such as free race entries, to volunteers. You can work at the registration table before the race and still run it -- without paying the entry fee. Volunteering at races is also a good way to get free running gear. Some races will give volunteers the same goodie bag as the race participants.
8. Buy running clothes off-season.
Some of my favorite winter clothes I actually purchased in the spring or summer, when it was too warm to even wear them. I don't know what was more exciting –- the deep off-season discount I got on the clothes or the surprise of pulling out long-forgotten, brand-new winter running clothes when the cold weather hit. At the end of a season, hit the running store sale racks and search online for end-of-season sales. When the weather changes, you'll be glad you were a savvy shopper.
9. Take care of your technical running clothes.
If you run regularly, it's a good idea to invest in some technical running clothes. Unlike cotton clothing, synthetic fabrics, such as CoolMax or Dri-Fit, wick moisture away from your skin, so you'll stay dry and comfortable during your runs. However, technical running clothes are not cheap, so it's important to care for them properly. For example, air drying them instead of putting them in the dryer will make them last a lot longer. Get more tips to make your running clothes last longer.


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Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.
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A new poll shows widespread support among Illinois voters across the political spectrum for the gun-control proposals being debated in Washington and Springfield.
By a 4-1 ratio, voters said they were more likely to elect legislative candidates who backed strong gun-control measures, according to the poll by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner.
Those voters included gun owners, the poll found.
"It's clear voters in Illinois are ready to reward candidates who support these limits — and punish candidates who don't," said pollster Al Quinlan, whose Washington-based firm does work for Mayor Rahm Emanuel.
The Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence commissioned the poll, which surveyed 600 registered voters across Illinois and a sample of an additional 300 voters in Will and DuPage counties.
Todd Vandermyde, a lobbyist for the National Rifle Association in Illinois, scoffed at the poll's conclusions and said the wording of some of the questions was biased.
"The anti-gun groups continually want to put constitutional rights up for referendum. That's not how it works," Vandermyde said.
In the past, polling showed people who opposed gun control were most likely to vote for a candidate based on that single issue, Quinlan said.
"This is a major, major change that political candidates need to be aware of," he said.
Recently, the courts ruled that Illinois must allow people to carry concealed, loaded guns in public. The debate in Springfield is focused on whether to place limits on where people can carry guns.
Legislators are considering a host of other gun-control measures, including a ban on assault weapons; a limit on the capacity of ammunition magazines; mandatory reporting to police when guns are lost or stolen, and criminal background checks on every gun sale.
The poll, conducted between March 27 and April 2, showed a majority of voters statewide — and in Will and DuPage counties — supported each of those gun-control measures.
Republicans and Democrats were most closely aligned in their approval of criminal background checks on every gun sale, with more than 94 percent expressing support.
They were farthest apart on the issue of limiting the capacity of ammunition magazines and banning assault weapons. More than 80 percent of Democrats said they supported those measures and less than 60 percent of Republicans backed them.
Still, there was majority support for every measure, Quinlan noted.
"There was a clear electoral impact here in favor of stronger gun laws that was not in place a few months ago," he said.
The poll also asked voters what they thought was more important: "to protect the rights of Americans to own guns OR to protect people from gun violence?" A majority said their priority was stopping violence.
Although the poll focused on the Illinois gun-control debate, President Barack Obama is pushing for several of the same measures: a ban on assault weapons; a reduction of ammunition magazine capacity, and stiffer background checks. Republican leaders in Congress have vowed to block the legislation.
Colleen Daley, executive director of the Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence, said Colorado and Connecticut have responded to the recent shooting massacres in those states by passing stronger gun laws. Pointing to the new poll, she said Illinois legislators should take bold action, too.
"The vote on a concealed-carry bill should be transformed into an opportunity to strengthen our entire system of gun laws in Illinois and to close deadly loopholes," Daley said.
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