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Will the Supreme Court deal Obamacare a blow? What does it mean for those states that have their own exchange or does the law say it should be run through the Federal government? What could happen to all those people who have enrolled for healthcare through the different states? Stay tuned as Dr. Taffy discusses the latest decision by the Supreme Court and other news on Obamacare.
Today in OBAMACARE
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Another day produces different information. What is the latest when it comes to
Obamacare and its affects!! Join Dr. Taffy as she shares what is happening with people,
those who have health insurance and those who don't.
Would The Real ObamaCare Please Stand Up: Customized Healthcare Through ACA
On this episode of Would The Real ObamaCare Please Stand Up with Host Alex Greenwood and federally certifed ACA specialist Greg Howard learn all about defined contribution and private exchanges.... They might be exactly what the doctor ordered for your small business and its employees.
Greg will also share insight on the "Small Business Health Options Plan" or SHOP and why he believes the government may be pulling a fast one.
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Obamacare ALL the TIME!!!
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What is it that you don't know about Obamacare? Over the last couple of weeks, I've
had the opportunity to speak with different people and the conversations range from is
this a good thing to that's not what it is supposed to do. Join Dr. Taffy as she talks Obamacare
all the time in order to educate consumers on what is happening.
Infertility and Obamacare - Is it Covered?
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Obamacare does not cover all healthcare services. So what does a woman do who has been told she is infertile? How does this affect her? Her marriage? What can she do? How does she handle medical costs? What are the twists and turn she and her husband will face as they seek to have a child? Join Dr. Taffy as she interviews Wanza Leftwich, Author of Faith and Fertility. Let's talk infertility, health insurance, faith, fertility and Plan B!! You can check out Wanza's book at www.wanzaleftwich.com
What's the Dish on Obamacare?
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What's been happening with Obamacare? Are the insurance companies happy? What about the people? What's happening with the payments? What do people do from here?
Join Dr. Taffy as she discusses what is currently happening with Obamacare.
What is YOUR Reality when it Comes to Obamacare?
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Obamacare remains a "HOT TOPIC" based on what it is and is not doing for people and even small business owners. What is your REALITY when it comes to Obamacare? Join Dr. Taffy as she discusses what is happening with various people and small businesses when it comes to Obamacare. She will reveal what consumers need to be watching out for when it comes to the 2015 Enrollment!!
Obamacare, Healthcare & Health Insurance Industry
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10/14/2013 - Obamacare - Join hosts Andy and Kimberly for a discussion about Obamacare and the healthcare industry.
Obamacare versus True Healthcare Reform
On today's show I will once again look at the dreaded Obamacare. The last show I did on the 30th was a big day for Obamacare or for healthcare.gov. That of course was the date that the administration set to have the web portal "fixed". So here on December 5th I'll take a look at some of the results of that "fix". I'll also get into again what the true motivation and mindset is from this administration and its supporters. I'll lastly try to give my layman's opinion on what needs to be done to have true healthcare reform in this country.
Inside Obamacare: Before Mar 31st Deadline....
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The deadline to enroll for health insurance is March 31st. What do you need to know? What are the plans? If you enroll on March 31st when is the policy active? What is the penalty if you don't enroll? Join Dr. Taffy, author of "Obamacare Made Easy" to get information on "Obamacare".
Could Obamacare be the biggest voter registration fraud scheme in the history of the world? Left-wing groups and media have for some time been openly discussing Obamacare as a vehicle for so-called Motor Voter registration. Motor Voter is the law that makes voter registration a part of driver's license applications. In fact, the 1993 law also requires any government office that provides "public assistance" to make voter registration part of the process. Since many applicants applying for coverage in the Obamacare "insurance marketplace" – the infamously malfunctioning healthcare.gov website – will be eligible for Medicaid (public assistance), not "Marketplace coverage," voter registration by law must be part of the available health insurance package. Presto – 68 million voters, registered with the help of Obamacare "navigators." Wanna bet whether these new voters will trend Democrat or Republican? Maybe that's why the community organizer who became president doesn't seem in any way abashed – not even about having been caught in the colossal lie he repeated, apparently to lure people into supporting his health plan, claiming Americans who wanted to keep their doctors and their insurance plans, could do so. (Even the Washington Post "Fact Checker" column gave him "four Pinnochios" on this count, indicating "Whoppers.") There is a weird sense of disconnection from the whole fiasco, as if it were no fiasco at all. Maybe it's not !
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A Seamstress' Story
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It seems folklorico is in the blood of Luz del Carmen Galaz.
She learned how to make folklorico dresses from her mother when she was 16 years old. Her son performs folklorico, as do three of her grandchildren.
She first began working as a seamstress from home as a way to stay close to her children.
Galaz has been the seamstress for over 30 years now. She began working as the seamstress for the Ballet Folklorico San Juan over a decade ago.
Galaz makes 15 different types of costumes for a variety of folklorico dances. She makes dresses for dancers of all ages, male and female.
A single dress can take up to one week to complete. The Jalisco dress alone has around 20 yards of material and 200 yards of ribbon and lace. A simple practice skirt, which every dancer needs, can take a day to complete.
Galaz buys all the fabrics herself and travels to Mexico to get exactly what she wants.
"Sometimes I go to Mexico, Nogales, Hermosillo, for the fabric," Galaz said. "The ribbons I go to Mexico to buy because they are beautiful over there, the colors and everything."
Galaz makes each item tailored to the dancer. A dancer can require six to eight costumes, depending on the dances they perform.
"If you're going to be investing that much money in a folklorico costume, it's so important to have a good seamstress," said Julie Gallego, director and founder of the Ballet Folklorico San Juan.
Gallego designs the dresses, and Galaz makes them.
"I have a specific style and then Luz makes them," Gallego said. "It makes us markedly different from other people."
Galaz also does tailoring, alterations, mariachi costumes and items for weddings and quinceañeras.
For Galaz, her ultimate payoff is getting to see the costumes she made on stage.
"I love it," said Galaz.
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I don't mean to take away from the other posts about his legacy and all, but I felt this was just a bit too much to fit into the comments. Everyone is talking about Clark and his records and saying that they're still not as good as some of the other "greats" for various reasons (notably Collins and Blackledge, I think arguably the 2 best passing QBs in PSU history...if you'd like this analysis to include other QBs let me know who should be in there).
One of those reasons is the scheme, and I can't really do anything to account for that, as the system was indeed different, but so were the quality of players around them, quality of opponent, and a slew of other factors that make comparing individual players even in the same era near impossible, let alone players from different decades..
Because of that, I am only going to focus on the numbers, and only the passing numbers specifically (which is actually a disadvantage for Clark, as this removes numerous TDs accounted for in the running game, but perhaps this is a fair way to account for the different systems, i.e. remove the huge influence and stats from the running game as a penalty or whatever...). I am also, again, only going to compare Clark, Collins, and Blackledge.
One point of contention could be made that Clark plays in an era where the regular season is 12, while Collins and Blackledge played with a regular season of 11 games, but I think this is more than accounted for by Clark only having 2 meaningful seasons (I arbitrarily defined this as at least 100 pass attempts), while Collins had 3 such seasons, and Blackledge had 4 such seasons.
This also goes to perhaps somewhat balance the "Clark had way more attempts" argument, which would factor into his single season records, but not his career records. I also look at yards per attempt (YPA) in order to look at who would have the single season yardage records. I included a similar category called TD/ATT for similar reasons. All data was pulled from www.nittanyanthology.com
So over his career Clark had about 80 more attempts than either Blackledge or Collins, giving him the boost to career yard stats. He also had about 60-100 more attempts per year than Collins or Blackledge ever did, giving him a huge boost to the yearly records, however of the 3 players listed, both of Clark's YPA is better than all but 1, and that's Collin's crazy 10.1 YPA in 1994. Given the same number of attempts, and assuming he keeps up the ratio, Collins would have the single season record. Collin's career YPA mark is also slightly higher than Clarks (who is higher than Blackledge), so again, given the same # of attempts over the career, the order would be Collins > Clark > Blackledge.
Looking at TD's per Attempt, the order goes Blackledge > Collins > Clark, but the numbers are so close as to be about even for all 3 QBs with a difference of only about 8% in the ratio between Blackledge and Clark. Clark, however, had a HUGE advantage in TD/INT, throwing 2.7 TDs for every INT compared to Collins' 1.9, and Blackledges 1 TD for every INT. These, of course, don't even account for the rushing TDs that Clark scored.
So take from this what you will. It is clear that Collins' 1994 campaign was by far the best out of all 3 of these QB's careers. Blackledge obviously had a very good campaign in 1982, but Clark's 2 seasons were both better than Blackledge's best season as far as YPA goes, while falling short on the TD/ATT. Both of Clark's seasons were better than any of Collins' or Blackledges next best seasons, however, in regards to both stats, and actually better than all of Blackledge's seasons in regards to YPA.
So yes, if adjusted for attempts, Clark wouldn't have the passing TD (Blackledge would have 46 with the same attempts, Collins would have 44) or passing yards (Collins would have 5958 with the same attempts) records, though he would have the completions records (based on completion %), and he would likely fall third on the TD list (not accounting for rushing TDs), and second on yardage list, all while playing fewer games. He also has far fewer interceptions despite having so many more attempts. This again doesn't account for other players, either, but I think these would still be the top 3.
As I said earlier, I can't account for differences in eras, schemes, opponents, quality of players around them, but looking at the numbers it is hard to say that Clark doesn't deserve at least some of the recognition.


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text: For a long time I have liked Behemoth, but always felt that they were somewhat over-rated. Not so on this new album. This is a solid contender for metal album of the year. The music is darker, clearer, angrier, and deeper than previous efforts. In a year of stand out metal releases (such as Blood Oath by Suffocation), Behemoth have definately pulled out all the stops and created a monster. I can't wait to see what Vader has in store for us in a few weeks.


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Valdosta - Thousands of softball players are hitting home runs for Lowndes County's economy. "They'll be a lot of money put into this community from outside sources," said Brockey Brock, Parks and Recreation Director.
Freedom Park is hosting the ASA National Men's Softball tournament this weekend. The event attracts athletes and spectators from all over the country. "They come from Maryland all the way down to Florida, Connecticut, Ohio," said Brock.
This year's attendance is the largest yet. "We've probably got about 2,500 people when you add in the players and coaches, then whoever they brought as family and spectators," said Brock.
And with 80 teams booking motel rooms, filling up their gas tanks, eating and shopping here, that's a big boost for our economy. "I'm thinking with gas, motels rooms, rent-a cars, I'm at about five grand and you can do the math there on what the revenue's going to be," said Louie Stall, Softball Player.
"A lot of these people have already talked about going out shopping, and going to Wild Adventures, those types of things, said Brock.
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KFIX Rock News: Aerosmith Bassist Hopes Band Records New Album
Despite talk that Music from Another Dimension! might be Aerosmith's final album, bassist Tom Hamilton says, he hopes not.
"I am looking to go back into the studio and do another record but under certain conditions, " he told ToneDeaf.com while in Australia for the band's performance at the inaugural Stone Music Festival on Saturday.
What Hamilton is looking for is more a live-in-the-studio feel with the band less concerned about perfecting everything in the studio, adding that he'd like to "slap on the bass, get the drums rockin' and the guitars blazing with Steve [Tyler] on those vocals with melodies and harmonies."
Aerosmith is performing Down Under for the first time in 24 years, and following three shows, Hamilton says the group will be "going to places we've never been to before, like New Zealand, Jakarta, and Manila."
He adds the band may tour in Japan, "and then we'll be going to South America after a few brief shows in the U.S. We'll actually be home for a lot of the time but definitely will be doing a lot of work throughout the year for sure."
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There may have been snow on the ground, but that didn't stop the Dinos field hockey team. They hosted their annual indoor invitational field hockey tournament Feb. 11-13. For over 30 years the University of Calgary has played host to teams from all over the country and the U of C Invitational has become one of the largest indoor tournaments in North America. This year, a total of 18 teams participated in senior and junior sides of the tournament.
Two teams from Saskatchewan and two from Edmonton participated, as well as the under-18 provincial team. Representing the home town were two ladies league teams and three U of C alumni teams. The Dinos entered two teams, one made up of first- and second-year players and the other comprised of team veterans.
The U of C Invitational has established itself as the premier indoor field hockey event in the province. It is unique in that it acts as a development tournament for younger players by offering playing experience on the junior side while demonstrating the expertise of provincial, varsity and alumni athletes on the senior side. Several current Dinos players first started playing in the junior tournament and have since graduated to the senior side.
The three alumni teams impressed spectators with fast paced, high scoring games that showcased their skills and experience from years of high performance training with the Dinos. When the weekend was over, the alumni teams took the top three spots with the U of C Alumni Navy team placing first, Alumni Grey second and Alumni Red third.
"The alumni shows the caliber of players produced by the University of Calgary," Dinos Head Coach Anne Kromm said.
Prior to the home tournament, both U of C teams competed in the University of Alberta indoor tournament where the senior Dinos team took first place against the U of A alumni team. Watch out next year for the Dinos squad to take another stab at the Canada West and national titles.


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Tom Kelliher's job would have been much harder without Steve Jobs.
Kelliher, an associate professor of computer science at , spent many years teaching people how to use computers and found himself often "telling people that it wasn't them, it was the computer."
"What Steve understood, what he was all about was creating beautiful, useful, easy-to-use devices that really became a part of people's lives," Kelliher said. "He understood that technology should adapt to people, not the other way around."
Jobs, the Apple co-founder and tech luminary, died early Wednesday. He was 56, and fought a much-publicized battle with pancreatic cancer.
"Steve's brilliance, passion and energy were the source of countless innovations that enrich and improve all of our lives," Apple's board of directors said in a statement Wednesday night. "The world is immeasurably better because of Steve."
Outside Jobs' Palo Alto, CA home, . At the in , it was business as usual, and that might be how Jobs would have wanted it. An anonymous well-wisher left a bouquet outside the shop's glass entrance.
"What was unique about Steve Jobs was he was competing against himself," said Scott Roberts of Cockeysville, there with his son Derek to pick up a repaired four-year-old MacBook.
Roberts noted Jobs' urge to improve upon products that had already reshaped the way people live, work, play and communicate. Kelleher, the Goucher professor, remembered Jobs as a man who knew what people really wanted out of their devices.
"It was visible in all of Apple's products, even the way he introduced them," Kelleher said. "He didn't talk about what was inside the device. He always talked about what you could do with the device, and that's what mattered, his vision."
In the 1990s, Apple was sliding toward the brink. When Apple bought Jobs' firm NeXT in 1997, Jobs returned to the company and began work on game-changing products like the iMac and iPod.
"You don't see tech companies be able to make that kind of a turnaround every day and he did that," Kelleher said.
Jobs purchased the computer animation company later known as Pixar, which he bought from Lucasfilm. Pixar created "Toy Story" plus a string of other hit computer-animated films.
Zeeshan Aslam, an application developer at who develops iPhone apps in his spare time, said in an email that it may be impossible to assess Jobs' impact on technology and the way people live.
"When you look at his accomplishment on the surface, you see personal computers, Apple and Pixar, but if you look deeper, there are hundreds of businesses that were either inspired by his vision or directly depend on of his innovation," he said.
But where will the next visionary come from? That's hard to say. One thing is for sure, Kelliher said. There won't be anyone with quite the same foresight as Jobs.
"Wayne Gretzky didn't skate to where the puck was. He'd skate to where the puck would be and I think you could say the same for Steve Jobs," he said.


text: In a previous post titled "Gailey coaching not to lose, rather than win", I argued that I thought Nix would not fire Gailey for next year. Still believing this sentiment and considering there will be pressure on Gailey to make change for the coming year... I wonder if he'll do something that goes against his "way he's always done it mentality" and give up the play calling to a "OC". I know we have one on the staff, who is probably no more than a offensive quality control coach, but could any of you see that Whaley would have enough influence on the situation for the Bills to hire the Whiz for the position? AZ is looking to replace Whiz for the remainder of the year and at the very least will be fired at the end of the year. Plus, Gailey did fire his buddy George Edwards last year at DC. So I wonder if there will be enough internal pressure on Gailey to have him hire a guy like Ken Whisenhunt?


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UAE education market seen at $7.3bn
The UAE education sector now accounts for approximately 24 per cent of total government expenditure and is estimated at a market size of $7.3 billion, a report said. Due to its promising growth prospects, the UAE is fast becoming a hot destination for foreign education organisations as well as investors interested in seeking opportunities in the higher education sector, added the report, titled Education Sector in UAE to 2016 and published by ReportLinker.
Globalisation is also a key factor leading to the entry of several international players keen on providing quality education as per international standards, according to the report. Reflecting the education opportunities available in the country, the seventh edition of Najah, Education, Training and Careers Fair has seen an increase in the number of international pavilions taking part, including those from Australia, Malaysia, the US and for the first time Japan. Taking place from October 29 to 31 at Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre, Najah focuses on career, training and education opportunities for school-leavers and fresh graduates contemplating their future career direction and educational aspirations.
Yuji Kawamoto from the Japan International Cooperation Center (JICE), a non-profit organisation promoting Japanese education and the central figure at the Japanese Pavilion, said: "We will host 10 to 15 universities from Japan that will use Najah as a platform to promote Japanese education and create awareness about our country's premier universities and courses." "JICE had recently signed a memorandum of understanding with Abu Dhabi Education Council (ADEC) to promote Japan as a study destination for UAE nationals.
Subsequently, ADEC and the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research recommended us this opportunity to take part in Najah and we are very excited to be involved for the first time." Khurram Saeed, Najah exhibition director, said: "As the higher education sector continues to grow every year, the UAE is witnessing an increase in demand for private schools which impart quality education according to international standards.
Najah provides a great opportunity for organisations to enter this dynamic market and capitalise on the growing education sector." Other prominent institutions on the local front taking part in Najah this year will be Abu Dhabi University, Khalifa University of Science and Technology, American University of Sharjah, Masdar Institute, ACTVET, American University in the Emirates, Al Ain University, University of Jazeera and many more. Now in its seventh year, Najah is particularly popular among UAE nationals. In 2012, 69 per cent of all visitors to the show were Emiratis, the vast majority either school-leavers or recent graduates who came to explore future opportunities in education and career advancement from more than 140 universities, training institutions, and employing organisations.
The three-day event is the largest education exhibition for local and international universities and training institutions interested in driving their student recruitment activities in the region.
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Last weekend me and my ride buddies did our usual Saturday ride. On the way back, we crossed a guy in a retro kit and a film crew while we were fying down a narrow road with a nasty crosswind. I forgot all about that until I saw the KBK trailer an hour ago. Not only did we ride through the film set, they also kept us in the final edit. You can see the first guys of our group starting from 2:24.
I'm somewhere in the middle of the pack so the only shot with me in it looks like this:
I'm one of those dark silhouettes on the left side of the road. They cut the shot just a few seconds too soon.
Numbers 2 and 3 in this screenshot are two of my teammates:
Wondering what the actor talks about in the trailer? He says that races were never cancelled in his days and racers nowadays are wussies . Yadda yadda. You know the Roger talk.
The slogan 'Gjine zjiver' means something like 'No sh*t'.
The trailer in itself is pretty bland, but the fact that we rode through the set makes it pretty cool to me.


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Quite simply one of the greatest art galleries in the world. We've pulled together a breathtaking collection of images; from the iconic to the unexpected, every one is a masterpiece.
One of our greatest painters, Turner's sublime works always fascinate. Amongst his many masterpieces, Dido Building Carthage was Turner's own favourite. We asked our friends at The National Gallery to share a little insight into this remarkable painting:
"Joseph Mallord William Turner, son of a modest barber in Covent Garden, yearned for sublimity. Trained as a topographical draughtsman, Turner achieved his ambition through mastering the idioms of the 17th-century French painter Claude and of Dutch 17th-century marine and landscape painters.
Dido Building Carthage is one of Turner's most ambitious imitations of Claude. The subject, inspired by Virgil's epic Latin poem, the 'Aeneid', is the building of the North African city of Carthage, which Dido founded. The figure in white on the left is Dido, and on the right is the tomb erected for her dead husband, Sichaeus. In front of Dido is a figure who may be Aeneas: Virgil tells of their love affair, and of Dido's suicide following his departure. Turner was attracted by the human contrast to the theme of empire building. Hints of doom contrast with the serene effects of sunlight.
Turner considered Dido Building Carthage to be his masterpiece and in his will Turner asked that the painting hang between Claude's Seaport and the Embarkation of the Queen of Sheba and The Mill. The composition and mood of the painting were intended as a conscious homage to the work of Claude, which Turner deeply admired. Turner's bequest has been honoured and the three paintings can be found together in Room 15 of The National Gallery."
Name Joseph Mallord William Turner
Collection National Gallery
Category Galleries & Museums
Date 1789 – 1862
Heal's like to think of their sofas as works of art. Viewed from any angle, they are inspirational, sculptural artifacts created by master craftsmen.
So they decided to take some of their most iconic sofas and display them side by side with complementary works of art by the likes of Van Gogh, Gainsborough and Rosetti – exquisitely reproduced as Surface View large scale canvases.
The result? Heal's Masterpieces.
The 13 painting/sofa combinations were selected by Visual Display Manager Ben Rhodes, who teamed, for example, The Rokeby Venus by Velasquez with an equally seductive and voluptuous Oscar sofa by Matthew Hilton. He also styled a pastel-coloured Linea sofa to work in perfect harmony with Seurat's Bathers at Asnières. 'We wanted people to look at our sofas in a fresh light,' Ben explains. 'In a way, we've turned the entire ground floor showroom into a kind of gallery space.'
The result is a gorgeous melange of art, design and craftsmanship – which sums up the Heal's heritage. Why not pop in and choose your favourite combination? And if you fall in love with any of the canvases, the good news is they will be on sale when the display is taken down on 27th April.


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After reading an entry from Baron Batch Blog I learned that the rookie who captured the backing of Steeler Nation with his now famous 'Back on 'Backers drill against James Harrison is cleared from his ACL injury he suffered in camp. To most of you this is probably not news now as this came out about a week ago. However what I wanted to share was one of the thought most provoking and entertaining short story I have read about the obstacle of the rehab process. The following is from Baron Batch blog and they are his words. I encourage you to regularly visit the site as he has some very interesting posts. This story is a little lengthy for this forum but I promise you'll enjoy the read.
A Storm is Coming-
Since my injury I have spent a lot of time with my leg propped up with ice on my knee. Before the doctors perform surgery they want to get the swelling down, so for the past week I haven't moved around a whole lot. Needless to say I have had a lot of time to sit and think, just my thoughts and I.
On a deserted island my thoughts and I sit, with a small coffee table in the middle of a forked trail with two paths. There is a kettle of coffee in the middle of the rickety warped wooden table where 3 coffee mugs sit in front of 3 old wooden chairs. Above the skies are filled with dark clouds. The smell of rain fills my nostrils and I can taste the saltiness of the air. A beach is near. I can hear the distant crashing of the waves and the wind is beginning to whip across my face. I can see the brilliant flashes of lightning jumping from earth to sky, dancing across the clouds while speaking in a thunderous voice that I cannot understand, but I know what it says.
From the skies the lightning speaks with thunder distantly proclaiming.
"A storm is coming"
My thoughts and I sit at the rickety coffee table, just the three of us with only a kettle of coffee for separation. Across from me sit two beautiful women; actually the word beautiful doesn't suffice, beautiful is an understatement. These women are mesmerizing, they are radiant, and they are hypnotic. They begin to introduce themselves to me. As the first begins to speak and extend her hand for an introduction she is interrupted by the second woman who shows a gleaming perfect smile and says, " Hi Baron, my name is Doubt."
Doubt is stunning. She has long red hair, and wears heavy makeup. Her eyes draw me in immediately almost as if she can peer into my soul and see my thoughts and fears. My heart begins to race as I can feel all of my anxieties and fears being drawn from my deepest depths to my surface. I begin to panic but can't look away. She is too enticing.
I feel a gentle touch on my forearm and immediately my fears, worries and anxieties subside. I break away from Doubts gaze and look to my right to see an outstretched hand. I grab hold and another woman introduces herself to me.
"Hello Baron, I'm Faith"
Faith looks much different than Doubt but is just as gorgeous. Faith has long dark hair that flows over her shoulders. She wears a white dress and cowboy boots. She has glasses and doesn't wear makeup because she has nothing to hide; her skin is flawless. Her eyes are calming but her touch is what is indescribable. There is nothing like touching Faith.
As I sit with Doubt, and Faith at the tiny wooden, rickety, and warped table with only a coffee kettle in between us I ask, "Why am I here?"
Doubt sits down her coffee mug with her thick red lipstick stuck to it and swallows before speaking.
"Look around you. Can't you see that a storm is coming?" She says.
"Yes I can see that"
"Well you have to choose who you are going to set sail with" Doubt hastily replied.
"Set sail?" I ask?
"Yes set sail! The storm is coming and we have to hurry. If we set sail quick enough we can maneuver around the storm and escape this island, the path behind me leads to a safe place to depart and we can avoid the storm, but we have to hurry. You must decide quickly," Doubt said with panic in her voice.
I begin to get nervous as I can see the colossal storm clouds moving closer to shore. I hear the increasing thunder and my heart begins to race.
I turn to Faith and ask, "Where does your path lead? Is it safe? Can we avoid the storm?"
Faith calmly replied "I cant tell you that, all I can assure you is that I can help get you through the storm and to the beach on the other side"
As I sit at the rickety coffee table just my thoughts and I, the storm clouds begin to surround me. I can feel the rain starting to fall gently on my skin. I can hear the thunderclouds billowing their warning.
"A storm is coming"
I know I must make a decision and make one quickly if I want to survive this storm. I look across the table at Doubt and Faith and both of them reach out their hands. I close my eyes and grab onto Faiths hand. She holds mine tight as we get up from the tiny wooden table and walk down the path that was behind her chair.
As Faith calmly leads me down her path that leads to the ocean the rain begins to pour, and the thunder begins to roar crying out, "A storm is coming, a storm is coming!"
While Faith and I walk hand in hand to the beach I ask "Where did Doubts path lead?"
"You'll see." She replied
Soon we emerge at the end of the path and I can see the ocean. I can also see the enormity of the storm. The storm stretches as far as I can see and I am terrified.
In my fear I turn back to run to Doubt. She said that knew how to avoid the storm. She said she knew a safe way of crossing. As I turn to go back I see the exit to another path that was not the one I came out of. On the exit of that path I see Doubt standing. Her makeup has washed off and she looked nothing like she did before. I call out to her over the roaring winds "You said you had a safer way! You said that we could avoid this storm."
Doubt says nothing. She just stands at her exit glaring at me.
I turn back to Faith and cry out with tears in my eyes, "What do I do? I can't face this storm."
Faith says nothing. She only extends her hand. I run towards the ocean where she is standing by a small canoe. I look down with fear at the small canoe thinking "there is no way this will make it through this storm."
The waves crash at our feet as Faith calmly says, "Get in and row, don't stop until I tell you we are through the storm"
I'm terrified but I crawl into the tiny canoe with Faith. We begin to row. The waves toss us from left to right, and up and down but we keep rowing. The rain slaps our bodies but we keep rowing. The thunder proclaims from the clouds, "the storm is here!" But we keep rowing. My arms begin to tire, but we keep rowing.
We row for what seems like eternity and finally the rain slows, the waves calm and the thunder echoes behind us whispering, "The storm has passed."
I turn to Faith exhausted from the journey and ask, "Why did Doubts path lead to the same place on the beach? I thought she said she could avoid the storm"
Faith simply shook her head and said "Storms aren't sent so that we can avoid them or run from them."
"Then why was that storm sent for me?" I asked.
"You'll see." Faith said.
As we keep rowing the storm calms more and more and we begin to approach another beach. On this beach I can see thousands of tiny dots, at first I can't make out what they are but as we row closer I can see that they are people; thousands and thousands of people standing at the waters edge. As we get closer to shore I can see the seemingly endless amount of people standing in amazement watching us row out of the storm in the tiny canoe, just Faith and I.
I look at Faith and she smiles and says, "That's why the storm was sent."
"I don't get it." I tell her.
She says, "Do you see all those people? That storm was sent for them, but you are the one who had to sail through it. You are an overcomer. Because you are an overcomer your waters will rarely be calm. Because you are an overcomer your life will not be easy. Because you are an overcomer you will have to sail through storms simply so people can see that it's possible. Because you are an overcomer you have no choice but to overcome."
"Your storms are not for you. Your storms are not your own. "
Wednesday I will have surgery to fix my ACL. Since my season ending injury about a week ago I have realized that now more than ever I have to be strong. I have realized more and more that trials aren't always to strengthen the person going through them, but more so to strengthen the people watching. Many times on the other side of the storm on the distant beach, there are people that will be in awe when they see you rowing out of the raging waters in your tiny canoe, with only Faith beside you.
My storms are not for me. My storms are not my own. I am an overcomer.
After 7 months of rowing I feel my little wooden canoe run aground onto the beach. With my last bit of energy I pull myself out of the small boat, and fall to the sand stomach first. Rolling over to my back I prop myself up with my hands looking back over the vast ocean that I has been navigated. Simultaneously I dig my toes into the cool sand and breathe deeply filling my lungs with air. A distinct aroma fills my nose. It is the smell that satiates the air after a storm has passed. It is the smell of 'new.'
Immediately I am re energized.
The blisters on my hands are bloody from rowing, and stinging with the oceans saltiness. I can hear the billowing echoes and claps of thunder behind me, and beside me I hear a voice. A voice so softly soothing that for a moment the pain and stinging from my torn hands dissipates. The voice whispers to me, and she says.
"A storm has passed."
The voice belongs to that of Faith, whom accompanied me on my journey through the heart of the storm. Over the last 7 months I have learned a lot about Faith, and she I. Our relationship has grown since I chose her hand over that of Doubt. While rowing through the storm I learned more about Faith than I could have ever imagined. She never left my side. When I tired? Not once did I turn and not see her beautiful face smiling at me simply saying,
"Row Baron, don't stop. Whatever you do, don't stop. You are strong enough."
So I would row. Day after day I would row, with wind and rain whipping at my face. Month after month I would row with blisters that formed and covered the palms of my hands bursting, and then forming again. Pulling at the oars to power the canoe through the rough dark waters, my back and arms would tire. And when they did, Faith's voice was always present whispering….
"Row Baron, don't stop. Whatever you do, don't stop. You are strong enough."
So I would row. Learning more and more about Faith with each row of the oars, each time I would tire, and in ever blister that formed… and she I.
After rowing for several months there came a place where I became weary and decided Faith should take the oars and row. I begged and pleaded telling her.
"I have nothing left, please row me the rest of the way. I cant do it."
Faith replied. "If you quit you will die here. I can't help you. If you are willing to quit I can no longer help you on this journey. I am not here to row for you; I am here to encourage you to row. I am here to get you safely through the storm, but you must row. I'm here to reassure you that you have the strength it takes to make it through this storm, but I can't row for you Baron."
So I took the oars in my blistered hands and began rowing with strength I didn't think existed.
Then and there I finally realized what Faith meant. I finally realized her meaning.
Faith was not there to help me row my canoe through the storm. In fact she was incapable of taking an oar in her hands at all. Faith was simply there to tell me that I was strong enough to make it the entire way. She was there to tell me not to quit. She was there to show me strength I didn't think existed.
In a storm if you choose to quit rowing the consequence is simple.
You drown.
Faith cant save you. She can only reassure you of your own strength. And when you feel like you have nothing left, help you search for strength you didn't think you had.
So 7 months later I have reached the shore that seemed so distant when I originally set sail.
I have finally been medically cleared from my injury. It wasn't an easy journey by any means but it was definitely a beneficial one. I have learned and grown more than I would have imagined.
But this isn't the finish line; it is simply the starting point.
So as I lay on the shore with my toes buried in the sand. I watch the 7-month storm dance slowly over the horizon two stepping out of my sight, and I think to myself…
"A storm has passed"
"I made it"
I look over to hug Faith but she is nowhere to be found. For the first time through the entire journey she is not by my side. I look around frantically for her, calling her name.
"Faith Faith!" I cry.
I hear no response.
I shakily stand to peek inside the canoe. But she is not there. I begin to panic as I slouch against the side of the canoe to gather my thoughts, as my heart races. As the shallow waves lap at my heels I run my hand over the tiny old wooden canoe and feel something with my fingers that I had never noticed.
It is an engraving in the wood. I quickly glance down to see what it says, and the engraving simply reads.
Then it dawns on me. Faith was never a woman in the canoe with me. Faith was the canoe. That's why she said she couldn't row for me. That's why she said if I quit rowing I would die. Because once you make up your mind that you are going to quit, Faith can no longer serve you. Faith was my canoe to the distant shore. But in order for her to serve me I had to row, and never stop. I had to do my part. Faith is not one sided.
Through this injury I have come to the realization that I have been viewing Faith wrong for quite some time. I have always said, "Have faith."
But I don't think that's the correct way of stating that.
If we possess faith like its something we own. What happens when we tire and decide to quit? What happens when the pain from the blisters becomes to great and we stop rowing? If we own faith… and end up drowning because our inability to persevere….
then faith drowns too. She sinks to the bottom right along with us.
I encourage you to let Faith have you. Let her encourage you. Let her guide and direct you. And above all else never stop rowing.


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SWEET SONG | Reviewer: Mugen X | 7/22/05
THIS SONG IS SWEET! I CANT STOP LISTENING TO! Its the first song on my Ipod too, sure the lyrics are weird but thats what makes the song good!
Dunno why | Reviewer: Is of no importance to you. | 7/20/05
I dunno why I listen to it, but I do know this: It's amazing, and I love it, and it rocks my socks
Infectious nonsense | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/19/05
There is a nice passage that Albarn seems to be singing; the rap segment means nothing. But it's danceable.
feel good inc. | Reviewer: rowan walthorne | 7/14/05
amazing song, even though is about death its not depressing its amazing. its the best from this album and it kicks the other albums ass, its awesome
Hmmm... | Reviewer: *cough* | 7/14/05
I've just recently heard this song. Uh...the music vid is kinda weird and the lyrics don't make much sense, but the overall sound is really cool. One of my faves. I just wish I knew what the song is even about! Anyone know? email or IM me email@example.com AIM:cwdoggie
Monkey show | Reviewer: Herbie | 7/3/05
It's soooo cool that if I miss the show on Video Hits
I'd blow my head off!!!
What Can I Say? | Reviewer: Tabitha | 6/29/05
This song obviously rocks... the lyrics are a little far out there, but it really makes you "feel good"
I love it!
Orgasmic!!! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/21/05
Feel Good Inc. makes you feel like your god. This is one of the few songs out there that makes you wanna get up and run around screaming yay yay yay, eventhough its a depressing song.
Gorillaz??? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/19/05
well i think this is one of the best songs i ever heard and i don´t listen to such a music!!! i listen to black and death metal normally!!!! but this song rocks!!! i love it!! the windmill part is best!!! :-) i listen to it now *gg* well i think i have to get the full album!! perhaps there are more good soncs like this!!
kick @$$ $ong | Reviewer: :P>anonymoose | 6/18/05
This is sucha great song and i agree with the person that says "if you dont like this song then burn in HELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" so ya and the muzik vidyo rocks and it is a sweet shong
this songs the best!!! | Reviewer: lemony5858 | 6/18/05
ive listened to it a million time and im still goin strong..this song rocks!!n any1 hu says differently can f*** themselfs..im done..
Gorillaz!!! | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/16/05
This is the best song ever done!!!!!!! Except maybe clint eastwood but i love it!
whitegrape | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/9/05
love forever, love is free...
Love this song! Overplayed slightly. Oh well. Still listening to it :)
Yeah... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/2/05
Yeah, it's pretty rad. And about my favourite part: the windmill verse/chorus I think, is supposed to all weird and abstract. :P I adore that part, meself. Gorillaz rock! 2-D(name of animated lead singer)'s sooo cool!!!
Effing Awesome | Reviewer: Knight Of Ni | 5/28/05
I love the Gorillaz and all of thier projects...and i love this song...ive played it to death and my friends are sooo annoyed with it...
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Cobb Salad With Balsamic Vinaigrette
Serves 4| Hands-On Time: | Total Time:
- 8 slices bacon
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- kosher salt and pepper
- 1 2 1/2- to 3-pound rotisserie chicken
- 2 heads green-leaf lettuce, torn into pieces
- 4 ounces blue cheese, crumbled
- 1 pint cherry tomatoes, cut in half
- 1 avocado, chopped
- 1 small red onion, chopped
- Cook the bacon in a medium skillet over medium heat until crisp, about 8 minutes.
- Transfer the bacon to a paper towel–lined plate. Transfer 1 tablespoon of the drippings to a small bowl.
- Add the oil, vinegar, and ¼ teaspoon each salt and pepper to the bacon drippings. Whisk and set aside.
- Shred the chicken meat, using your fingers or a fork, and discard the skin and bones.
- Combine the lettuce, cheese, tomatoes, avocado, onion, and chicken in a large bowl. Crumble the bacon over the salad and serve with the vinaigrette.
Nutritional Information
- Per Serving
- Calories 632Calories From Fat 69%
- Protein 36g
- Carbohydrate 12g
- Sugar 5g
- Fiber 5g
- Fat 49g
- Sat Fat 15g
- Sodium 1684mg
- Cholesterol 131mg
What does this mean? See Nutrition 101 .
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Here is some more ammo for us Cowboy fans. One thing I know about us Cowboy fans is that we are some of the classiest fans in the NFL and the Philty fans are THE EPITOMY of classless NFL fans.
Spitgate 2010 - Courtesy of www.philadelphiaeagles.com
This guy is actually an employee of the Eagles. He taped himself spitting on the star. The most defining part of it to me was the fact that he was nervous about people seeing him do it, so he waited until no one was looking. What a coward. Then once he was safe in his office back in the northeast, he posted it on the web. What a coward. I heard about it on the way home while listening to 105.3 the fan here in Dallas. I have to say that this video is exactly why I HATE the Eagles. I use to respect their players and their organization. But their fans are the main reason I hate that team. MAN I HATE THE EAGLES. Now I have to say I have lost alot of respect for their organization. They actually allowed this video to be posted on their website. However it was quickly removed, not sure how quickly, but its no longer there. Leave it to Arnie from 1053 to nab it off their site before it was removed and post on his own. Now it cant be removed from his site.
On another note. I absolutely love this radio show. After they found out about this video, they started giving their listeners the phone number to WIP radio station in Philly. Our fans started calling in and getting through posing as Philly fans. Our local show had some clips of the reactions from their DJs and they were hilarious to say the least, once they found out their phone lines were full of Cowboy fans from here in Dallas. Their boss even called the local show's boss to let them know about the problem and that they couldnt get any callers on the air. Well if I am not mistaken there were callers, just not Eagles fans. They were too scared to keep putting our fans on the air so they had their screeners hang up on our fans based on their area codes. What a coward. TOO FUNNY.
Our local show puts Eagles fans on the air on a regular basis, but they couldnt and wouldnt stand for their show to have Cowboy fans on their station.
How do you guys feel about this disrespect? I FEEL PUMPED!!!!! I CANT WAIT TO SMACK THOSE EAGLES DOWN.
Karma is on our side men, we will win!!!


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It is not just engineering and medical graduate students who are suffering due to the causing delay in counselling. The NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS) is yet to conduct the entrance exam to the super-speciality courses for admissions to colleges like Osmania, Gandhi, Andhra Medical College and others in the two states. Institutions like the Nims and SVIMS had conducted their independent entrance exams last month. NTRUHS is yet to even issue a notification.
NTRUHS has said the delay in issuing the notification has been due to a technical glitch as the varsity wants to conduct an online exam from this year.Students say that this has jeopardised their academic year since the session would begin late. With rural counselling also expected to be around the same time, they are in a dilemma. Mandatory rural service is supposed to be completed within 18 months of completion of MD course.
Rural service has to be completed within 18 months of the completion of the MD course or be started immediately after the completion of the DM or MCH course.
"There is a minor technical glitch in the exams. But everything is ready and notification will be issued this week," a senior official said. Students, however, say that this has put their academic year in jeopardy since the session would begin late. And with rural counselling also expected to being around the same time, students will be in a dilemma.
Rural service has to be completed within 18 months of the completion of the MD course or be started immediately after the completion of the DM or MCH course. "NTRUHS is really great they even notification hasn't been issued yet. Every week they notification will be out on Saturday or Monday," a MD student pass-out said.
The Hyderabad district administration has issued notices to over 150 private schools for adding fancy taglines to the schools' names. Despite stringent warnings by the district education department, schools continue to flaunt fancy tags such as 'International', 'Smart', 'Techno', 'Global' or 'Olympiad'.
Some schools that brought in the concept of fancy taglines, do not even provide basic infrastructure mandatory for a school. According to the RTE Act, the name of the school should be indicative only of the class up to which education is offered. These tags can be misleading," said Hyderabad district collector Mukesh Kumar Meena.
The Telangana government has received flak from students over it's decision to regularise the contract staff. Telangana students, who had taken an active part in the T statehood movement and were hoping for more job opportunities in the new state, feel cheated now.
Osmania University, which had witnessed intense agitations demanding T-state since 2009, has now become the centre for protests against the regularisation of contract staff.
Hundreds of students have been holding rallies on the campus since the Cabinet decision came out on July 16. Moreover, the agitations are slowly spreading to other Telangana varsities, namely Kakatiya, Telangana, Palamuru, Satavahana and Mahatma Gandhi.
There is deep unrest among students as no major recruitment exams have been conducted since July last year, when the UPA government at the Centre had decided in favour of the bifurcation.At that time, the Andhra Pradesh Public Service Commission in the undivided state had completely stalled the recruitment process as there was no response from the then Kiran Kumar Reddy government about whether to go ahead with the exams or not.
Thousands of students were hoping to land government jobs and had incurred expenditure towards coaching and exam preparations.
Under such circumstances, the announcement by the Telangana government over regularising contract staff led to panic among students. They fear that they would not get government jobs as the vacancies will be occupied by the contract staff.
Students are protesting a move to bring the entire English and Foreign Languages University campus under CCTV surveillance stating that this would be a complete curtailment of freedom and privacy.
The administration, meanwhile, says that the role of the CCTV cameras would be limited and the idea was to create a psychologically positive and inclusive space for students.
Initially, over 11 cameras were installed across the campus and last month, another 13 were put up near the girls' and boys' hostels, academic block, library, lamp-posts, reading rooms and all the main gates. Another 50 to 60 will be soon set up across the campus.
"They were saying more than 100 were yet to be set up. This is creating more fear instead of making us feel secure because there is absolutely no privacy. It's like someone is watching you all the time and this will lead to moral policing again. We are all university students and not kids. This is just to ensure that no girl hangs out with boys, no groups are created to discuss issues on campus, point out the faults with the administration and more. If they are saying security is the reason, then I cannot feel secure with so many cameras watching me all the time. We live on the campus and it's like home for us. There are already too many guards. I don't understand the need for so much surveillance," said a female research scholar at Eflu.
Stressing on the fact that the cameras were not the only way to keep girls safe, another student said, "There was a silly university survey by BA students who went around doing a project and at the end of it they came up with this idea for women's safety. But will they stop such incidents if there are cameras? Instead of creating this controlled environment, there must be more gender sensitisation."
Prakash Kona, assistant professor of the English Department and the deputy proctor, however, disagreed and said that the cameras were not meant to instill fear.
"Students' security is just one reason. The cameras are set up to create a psychologically positive place and they are just illusionary. We need them for background purposes and to keep track of some administration work. Things or incidents will happen even if there are cameras. We want to create a participative climate, despite the cameras. Students need to get used to being in different kinds of environments when they go out," he said.
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The Arizona Wildcats won their third straight non-conference game to start 2013 by a wide margin Saturday, beating up on UTSA by a final score of 38-13.
The margin of victory was not all that surprising, however, who shined in the blowout was noteworthy to say the least.
Coming into Saturday night's contest, quarterback B.J. Denker was 17-of-34 for 168 yards and a touchdown on the season. Against the Roadrunners, the UA senior nearly duplicated those totals. Denker threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to freshman wideout Samajie Grant and ran for another 35-yard score in the first quarter, and from there the rout was on.
On the night, Denker was 14-of-21 for 158 yards to go along with three total touchdowns.
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MABEN — Don't expect a reaction from Jessica Halterman. Whether she allows a hit or a walk or if a batter strikes out or reaches on an error, Halterman's countenance won't change.
STARKVILLE — Starkville High School senior sprinter Tavaris Tate is on track to do something that has never been accomplished in Class 5A. Tate is trying to become the first prep runner in that class to win state titles in the 100, 200, and 400 meters.
Rachel Hollivay's spring recently got a little busier. The New Hope High School freshman was invited last week on behalf of USA Basketball and the Women's Developmental National Team Committee to participate in the 2009 Under-16 National Team Trials.
Small ball helped the Cleveland High School fast-pitch softball team earn the right Monday night to keep its season alive. Lindsey Mullins' bases-loaded walk tied the game in the top of the seventh inning, and Cleveland used three fielder's choices to tack on three insurance runs to rally for a 5-2 victory against New Hope in game three of the Class 4A third-round playoffs at Lady Trojan Field.
STARKVILLE -- The Mississippi State Bulldogs got a taste of what coach Dan Mullens spread offense could be on the football field on Saturday night. In a full game scrimmage, the Maroon team came from behind to defeat the White 24-21 in the Maroon-White Game at Davis Wade Stadium. The announced crowd of 31,606 was the largest ever to watch a spring game at MSU. Although the Bulldogs did not show fans an all-out offensive explosion, it was enough to satisfy Mullen.
STARKVILLE Mississippi State senior first baseman Connor Powers took out his frustration on one pitch Saturday afternoon. Powers hit a walkoff solo home run in the 10th inning to help the Mississippi State Bulldogs beat the Kentucky Wildcats 4-3 at Dudy Noble Field. A season-high crowd of 10,210, the 22nd largest in MSU history and third largest in the Southeastern Conference this year, looked on during Super Bulldog Weekend. After losing 5-4 in 11 innings on Friday, MSU (20-19, 6-11 Southeastern Conference) was able to even its series with Kentucky at 1-1.
The New Hope High School baseball team wrapped up its opening round series in the Class 4A playoffs with Hernando in two games Saturday. New Hope (20-9) won game two 7-4 at Hernando on Saturday after winning the opener 6-1 at home Friday. If New Hope would have lost game two, the teams would have had to play the final game of the series Saturday.
Tyquan Lucious has made clutch and game-winning shots for the West Lowndes High School boys basketball team. But nothing Lucious has done on the basketball court compares to what he did Saturday night on the diamond. The sophomore right-hander pitched his first career no-hitter to lead West Lowndes to an 11-0 victory against Mount Olive in the deciding game of the best-of-three first-round Class 1A state playoff series.
HAMILTON Kevin McCartney doesnt do always do things according to plan. But the Hamilton High School right fielder showed Saturday afternoon that as much as he likes to take his hacks at the plate he can show a little restraint. McCartneys leadoff walk in the bottom of the first inning set the tone for another productive day and helped Hamilton beat OBannon 12-2 in five innings to help it sweep the first-round Class 2A state playoff series.
MABEN The little things make a big difference for teams that have the talent to win a state title. So even with his team leading by six runs in the third inning Friday afternoon, East Webster High School baseball coach Wes Johnson was concerned. After cruising through the first two innings, starting pitcher Blake Love suddenly lost his command, surrendering a double, walk, single, and walk that helped Puckett cut its deficit to four runs. East Websters loss of emotion and energy was equally troubling. But things didnt stay that way for long, which is why the Wolverines have the potential to win their second consecutive Class 1A state title.
HAMILTON Hamilton High Schools Kelle West didnt let the struggles of one part of her game affect the other Saturday. West put aside a tough pitching outing to deliver offensively and help the Hamilton fast-pitch softball team beat Eupora 9-7 in the third round of the Class 2A playoffs. After allowing four runs on four hits in the first inning and facing six batters, West got all of the runs back with her bat with a pair of two-run singles.
STARKVILLE Mark White has come to expect certain qualities from boys basketball players at Starkville High School. In only two seasons as mens basketball coach at East Mississippi Community College, White has marveled at the contributions former Yellow Jackets have made to his program. Whether it has been Woodie Howard, John Harris, or Coco Ware, the former Starkville High players have brought high skill levels and even better work ethics to Scooba. White feels Jeff Jernagin can do the same.
MABEN Aaron Herrington isnt the hardest thrower in the state of Mississippi. But the junior right-hander has learned to make up for what she doesnt have by enticing hitters to swing at her pitches.
The Heritage Academy baseball team won two games in its last at-bat Thursday to sweep a Mississippi Private School Association Class AAA District 1 doubleheader from Jackson Academy.
Stacy Hester knows his New Hope High School baseball team has plenty of confidence. Comments from senior outfielder/catcher Will McReynolds last week highlighted how much the Trojans believe in themselves.
STARKVILLE John Cohen has had what he calls weird experiences in coaching. The first came when he was an assistant at Florida under Pat McMahon and coached against former Mississippi State coach Ron Polk, who he played for from 1988-90.
STARKVILLE Run, run, run. Tyson Lee, of Columbus, and the other Mississippi State quarterbacks have heard those words shouted at them several times this spring. In coach Dan Mullens new spread offense, there are opportunities for the quarterback to call his number for a running play.
STARKVILLE Nick Klaskala and Josh Senter wanted to keep their options open. Klaskala considered a number of schools and debated which one was the best fit for him academically.
The South Lamar High School baseball team hasnt lost to a team in its classification this season. South Lamar will attempt to keep that trend going Friday when it begins play in the Alabama High School Athletic Association Class A playoffs.
STARKVILLE Mississippi State mens basketball coach Rick Stansbury emphasizes winning championships. He believes strongly enough in winning titles that last month he made sure everyone saw the Southeastern Conference Tournament championship trophy on the table for his press conference prior to the NCAA tournament.
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Florida police responded to nearly 70,000 hit-and-run crashes that injured about 17,000 people last year.
Those crashes killed 168 people. One hundred of those victims were pedestrians. The drivers just drove away after running them down.
"Fatalities resulting from hit-and-run crashes are a growing problem in Florida. In 2012, there were 4,414 traffic crashes involving pedestrians and over half of those resulted in injuries," said Major Mark Welch of the Florida Highway Patrol.
Now police are launching a campaign to make it clear that if you're involved in a crash, you must stop and wait for police to arrive.
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Seated in the above photograph, from left: Zhang Jie, president of Jiao Tong University in Shanghai; Bud Petersen, president of Georgia Tech; Kuo; Robert Holub, chancellor of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst; Akihisa Inoune, president of Tohoku University of Japan; and Mason.


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Cathy Dyson writes about King George County.
States fines county entities $100,000
Virginia's Department of Environmental Quality has assessed $100,000 fines against two King George entities: the landfill and service authority.
The landfill was charged $55,000 in fines for basically stinking up the neighborhood. The King George County Service Authority was charged $50,000 for discharging treated sewage and excessive limits of elements at two plants. One drains in the Rappahannock River, the other, the Potomac.
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MPI experts unveil the findings of new research that provides estimates of the numbers of unauthorized immigrants who may benefit from potential approaches to administrative relief.
When Congress returns from recess in September, lawmakers will need to pick up where they left off on approving an emergency spending bill to address unaccompanied migrant children at the border. This article previews upcoming battles in Congress and analyzes how the recent border crisis is changing the broader immigration debate in the United States.
This webinar covers key findings from MPI's report about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) initiative and eligible populations two years after its implementation, and also introduces MPI's data tool that provides national and state-level estimates of the current and potentially eligible DACA populations, as well as detailed profiles for the U.S. and 25 states.
Fifty-five percent of the 1.2 million unauthorized immigrant youth immediately eligible for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program launched in 2012 had applied as of July 20, 2014. This report provides the most up-to-date estimates available for the size, countries of origin, educational attainment, employment, English proficiency, age, gender, and poverty rates for the DACA population nationally and for key states, and is accompanied by a new data tool with national and state-level data.
A discussion of MPI's estimates on the size of the DACA population nationally and for 25 key states, as well as application rates and analysis of the program's challenges and achievements.
This webinar exploring findings from MPI's report, Critical Choices in Post-Recession California: Investing in the Educational and Career Success of Immigrant Youth, which focuses on the implications of California's public education system reforms for the state's 3.3 million first- and second-generation immigrant young adults and their families.
This report examines the experiences and outcomes of immigrant youth across California's educational institutions. Tracing the effects of education budget cuts that hit this population particularly hard, the report offers recommendations as new funding priorities and education reforms are being implemented. With one-fourth of all immigrants and one-third of English Language Learner students in the U.S., California's performance holds national implications.
Within days, the Obama administration is expected to reach a milestone that has brought fear and anger to immigrant communities: A record 2 million removals since taking office. At the same time, the administration is accused of failure to enforce immigration law for its actions to shield from deportation hundreds of thousands of unauthorized immigrant youth and others. How are these two seemingly contradictory realities possible?
MPI experts, along with representatives from Gwinnett County Public Schools and the University of Georgia's Center for Latino Achievement and Success in Education, discuss the educational experiences of Georgia's first- and second-generation immigrant youth and where Georgia's ambitious education reforms have met—or failed to meet—the needs of this growing population.
This report analyzes the educational experiences and outcomes of immigrant youth ages 16 to 26 across Georgia's education systems, encompassing K-12, adult, and postsecondary. By examining these interconnected systems together, the analysis offers linked strategies for advancing the educational attainment of Georgia's immigrant youth.
MPI analysts and Georgia education policy experts discuss MPI's analysis of the educational experiences of Georgia's first- and second-generation youth and Georgia's ambitious education reforms, along with promising practices and recommendations.
This awards ceremony honored the 2013 winners of the E Pluribus Unum Prizes, which provides $50,000 prizes to exceptional U.S. immigrant integration initiatives. The awardees took part in a panel discussion with White House and state officials, followed by remarks from Congressman Luis Gutierrez and U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar.
The 10th annual Immigration Law and Policy Conference featured keynotes by U.S. Senator John McCain (R-AZ) and former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, and panel discussions on the prospects for legislative action, policy options, and political mobilization; lessons learned from past immigration legislation and programs; and an assessment of current conditions at the U.S. border and considerations for future policy.
The 10th annual Immigration Law and Policy Conference featured keynotes by U.S. Senator John McCain (R-AZ) and former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, as well as panel discussions covering a range of key immigration topics.
This briefing at the State Capitol in Honolulu, organized in conjunction with the University of Hawaii at Manoa, marked the formal release of a Migration Policy Institute report that presents key demographic and socioeconomic information about the Mexican-origin population in Hawai'i.
The Mexican-origin community in Hawaiʻi, which represents a small but growing population in this multi-ethnic state, has different outcomes than Mexican immigrants and U.S. citizens of Mexican ancestry who live in the continental U.S. Its Mexican-origin residents have higher employment, reduced poverty, more English proficiency, and lower incidences of unauthorized status than their counterparts on the U.S. continent.
An online video chat where MPI experts Michael Fix, Jeanne Batalova, and Sarah Hooker discuss MPI's profile of the DACA population and reflect on the policy's success.
During this online chat, MPI researchers discuss their findings in an MPI brief, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals at the One-Year Mark: A Profile of Currently Eligible Youth and Applicants, that provides the most up-to-date estimates of the current and prospective DACA population by educational attainment, English proficiency, state of residence, country of origin, age, gender, labor force participation, poverty, and parental status.
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Toddler Friendly Football Turnovers
Most kids like things in miniature and these turnovers are the perfect size for a toddler. These football turnovers are similar to a calzone, but with a pastry crust instead of a bread crust and filled with ground beef, tomato sauce, and cheese. My son, Jaden (3 years old), who is a very picky eater lately was a little cautious at first, but I told him they were kind of like pizza, but with a pie crust. On the other hand, my 18-month old daughter Hannah ate hers without a fuss. This recipe is even simple enough to have your kids help make them. Jaden is my little helper as soon as the rolling pin comes out – he loves to help roll out the dough with me!
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- 1 9-inch refrigerated pie crusts
- 1/4 pound lean ground beef
- 4 ounces pasta sauce
- 2 tablespoons mozzarella cheese, shredded
In a skillet brown ground beef until cooked through. Drain. Return to pan, add pasta sauce and simmer for 5 minutes. Allow mixture to cool.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Cut 4-inch circles from pie crust, rerolling dough as necessary. Top each circle with 1 tablespoon of filling and sprinkle with 1/2 teaspoon of cheese. Moisten the edges with water and fold in half and press edges to seal. Crimp edges with a fork. Bake for about 25 minutes, or until golden brown.
Freezing Directions:
Do not preheat the oven, follow directions as listed above but BEFORE baking, flash freeze turnovers until solid. Once frozen, transfer turnovers to gallon freezer bags. To serve: Thaw. Bake turnovers at 375 degrees for 25 minutes until golden brown.
Servings: 8 turnovers
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8 Responses to "Toddler Friendly Football Turnovers"
I don't know what I did wrong, but for 4 inch circles I needed 2 9 inch pie crusts not one? What is my problem?
Have you ever tried pizza dough…would be less money if I made it in my bread machine!?!!!
Miniature pizza calzones!!!
Any thoughts on how to keep these warm until lunch when I send them to school with my kids? THANKS!
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Days could be numbered for the Anniston Post Office. According to Rich Watkins with the United States Postal Service, it's one of several being considered for closure.
Watkins says the postal service is losing an incredible 23 million dollars a day and needs to find ways to run more efficiently.
"We want to meet with people in affected communities to find out how we can serve them and let them know what's going on," said Watkins. "Every community is different. This is something that's happened in both rural and urban areas."
"I understand everybody's hurting economically," said Anniston Mayor, Lena Brown. "But, we need our post office. People here depend on it. There's a lot of people young and old here that need it daily. We don't have a carrier so if it closed it would hurt us."
The post office serves the community of 288 residents. People in Anniston say they don't want to lose it.
"It's an important part of our town," said Linda Patrick. "We don't want to see it go."
If the post office closes, Anniston would likely rely on service from East Prairie, according to community leaders, and Watkins.
"It could be more than a year before it closes if that's the decision that's made," said Watkins. "And then there's an appeal process for the community."
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Officers suspended over suspect's Tasering
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Three police officers, including the deputy chief, have been suspended and a state of emergency declared in the tiny borough of Colwyn, Delaware County, following an investigation into why a restrained teenager in custody was Tasered and the incident allegedly covered up.
Mayor Dan Rutland confirmed earlier this week that an officer, Corporal Trevor Parham, is under investigation for allegedly using a Taser on a teenage suspect, identified as Da-Qwaun Jackson, 17, while he was handcuffed and in police custody on April 24. Parham has been relieved of his badge and gun pending further investigation. The incident happened inside the borough police station's detention area, and there were concerns that the officers involved were trying to cover it up.
Also suspended were Deputy Chief Wendell Reed and Officer Michel Drucker. The state of emergency was declared because of the shortage of officers.
"If for some reason an individual is not complying while in police custody or becoming violent and aggressive, there's many options you can use to subdue them," Reed said in an earlier published report. "The Taser is one of those less-than-lethal options."
So far, three of the Colwyn Police Department's 14 officers have been placed on suspension following the incident. According to Mayor Rutland, none of the remaining 10 on the job was a trained supervisor and he had to reinstate Lt. Wesley Seitz, whom the Borough Council had earlier suspended. Seitz had nothing to do with the tasering, and actually informed the mayor about it. The mayor said he was not notified of the incident until he inquired about it five days later.
According to reports, on April 24, Jackson was brought in for questioning following a fight and was allegedly uncooperative with authorities. He declined to give his name to Parham, who gave him a citation for disorderly conduct, which Jackson threw on the ground. According to reports, Parham took him into custody and while Jackson was handcuffed and his legs shackled, he kicked the holding cell bars. At that point, Parham allegedly used his Taser on the teen.
Rutland did not return phone calls from the Tribune by press time, but in a published report said that he was very disturbed by what happened.
"I should have been informed, not kept in the dark," he said. "It's disturbing to me. It's not the way you run a department."