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Our daughter has two bird cages each with one bird in it. They stay in her year round sunroom and the dander is always flying all over the room. So she asked me if I could make a filter fan thing for her. I said make a What? A filter what? She said you Know what I mean Dad !!! I just smiled gave her a kiss and headed over to the Home Depot! Got some wood and a fan and filter. The washable filter said it's for amimal dander it's 20"x20" $20 US. The 3 speed box Fan $16. and the pine was about $10. Hope is works for her! I guess I'll find out when she gets back from vacation!
Link to fillter…
Update! She said it works Great! It solved her bird dander problem!
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
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#1 posted 03-02-2012 at 06:26 PM
Nice job. I know about bird dander. Will you run the fan continuously ?
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#2 posted 03-02-2012 at 06:31 PM
Don, I made this for our daughter and her husband but I would say knowing them they will run it not stop!
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
#3 posted 03-02-2012 at 06:39 PM
Sa-weet! I gots to make me one!!
-- If you don't work, you don't eat!.....Garland, TX
#4 posted 03-02-2012 at 09:08 PM
That's was a great idea, like a mini filtration unit, smart thinking, nice project.
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
#5 posted 03-02-2012 at 10:26 PM
Very flash! Looks like it will work to me.
-- Andy Halewoodworker. You can't finish if you don't finish. So finish it, because finish is everything.
#6 posted 03-02-2012 at 10:34 PM
#7 posted 03-03-2012 at 12:34 AM
That looks a whole lot better than the plastic box fan I put in the summer time windows in the house. Nice….............
-- mike...............
#8 posted 03-03-2012 at 05:15 AM
oh yes.. kool
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#9 posted 03-03-2012 at 06:55 AM
I like the cabinet around the replacable fan. Have three of the fans, and they have helped in the summer in moving air in my/shop/barn where I have one pride of cats who share their place with me. LOL
Cat hair! Kitty litter dust! Are damaging even with a filter in front. ( not pretty just functional ) Have had to clean the motor as it will bough down even with the filter. I'm thinking about some type of motor gard? Might be an addition you can add?
-- Cau Haus Designs, Thomas J. Tieffenbacher
#10 posted 03-03-2012 at 07:08 AM
Hi Doc,
The WEB Plus 20 in. x 20 in. x 1 in. Three-Phase Electrostatic FPR 4 Air Filter helps capture microscopic particles including dust, pollen, smoke and mold. It is washable and can last up to 10 years.
Filter performance rating (FPR) of 4
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
#11 posted 03-03-2012 at 07:19 AM
Doc, You got me thinking!
Many years ago I took my brand new power hand saw and put concreat cutting blade on it to cut some patio blocks.
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
#12 posted 03-03-2012 at 07:26 AM
We learn so much more by doing? Sock idea good! LOL Cheaper than a new motor, or tool. When I cleaned out the motors and lubed them they came back to life. Not good as new but????
The older nylon womens stokings would be good here, but a stinky mens sock would do. LOL!
Gotta go to work! :)
-- Cau Haus Designs, Thomas J. Tieffenbacher
#13 posted 03-03-2012 at 12:53 PM
Creative idea and well executed .
-- Kiefer 松
#14 posted 03-03-2012 at 04:46 PM
Thanks everyone for all the nice comments!
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
#15 posted 03-03-2012 at 06:46 PM
Great idea and you can paint and/or stain to match the room
-- Norman
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April 22, 2008 Albany -- Senator Michael Meyer Von Bremen addressed Dougherty County Rotary ten years ago when he was running for his Senate seat. Tuesday, he addressed the group again to talk about his last legislative session.
Senator Meyer Von Bremen talked about some of the items lawmakers did address like strengthening dog fighting legislation and offering incentives and promoting products made in Georgia.
He said he's proud of securing funding for Albany Technical College's Logistics Education Center because of what it could mean for the logistics base during future BRAC discussions.
"Good budgetary items for southwest Georgia that I saw, so those were some pluses, especially for Albany Technical College, that they have the funding now in the budget to do something for the logistics center meant a lot to me," said Meyer von Bremen.
The Senator said he was disappointed the legislature didn't take action to fix highway and transportation issues in Metro Atlanta.
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The fourth and last Trustee's Sale of the Capitol Hill Mall in Helena took place today and was announced on the side steps of the County Courthouse.
As a group of people gathered in front of the steps they found out the mall has been sold to the beneficiary. Since there was no bidders interested in the starting bid price of nearly $7.5 Million, the beneficiary, Imperial Thrift and Loan Association out of California bought the property.
Lisa Jackson, the attorney announcing the purchase stated "the beneficiary elected to sell the property today and there were no bidders, so the property then actually reverted back to the beneficiary for $2.5 Million."
The mall has been behind on property tax payments and also for sale since 2010. Now the mall is headed in some direction, but what exactly that direction is going to be is still uncertain.
As one walks through the Capitol Hill Mall in Helena it virtually seems like a ghost town as a majority of the stores here have left because they were afraid the mall was going into foreclosure. Now the remainder of the stores still in operation here are one step closer to finding out what exactly is going to happen to this mall.
Having finally been purchased, store owners are hoping the only indoor mall in Helena will stay.
The owner of Leslie's Hallmark in the Mall, Dave Simkins said "I am hoping it remains an enclosed mall, which Helena really deserves an enclosed mall. It would be sad for it to be the only large shopping area without a closed mall."
As it is unsure what the Imperial Thrift and Loan Association will do with Capitol Hill, many are happy that some action has been done with the nearly vacant mall.


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Brac to the future
Make your acquaintance with Dubrovnik before bouncing for Slano. See how pretty it is. Then see how pretty Korcula is. Then see how pretty Blace, Brac and Hvar are. When you're done perving, its time to split for Split.
Things we love about this trip: The cats in Korcula; the plum festival in Blace; the beaches, cheese and wine in Brac; the beautiful people and beautiful pizza in in Hvar; the bureks in Split and the ocean off the edge of Trogir. Things we do not love about this trip: We can't be on it all day every day forever.
Day 1 - Dubrovnik/Slano
Day 2 - Ston/Mljet
The shipwrecked Odysseus lived in Mljet for seven years. You only get to spend one day here so you better be ready for a spot of culture-cramming.
Wake ready for a morning in Ston, a town tucked up on the isthmus that joins the mainland and the Peljesac Peninsula
Wander the narrow streets, built to confuse invaders, and explore the medieval town centreBreakfast | Lunch
Day 3 - Korcula
It would be weird not to point out that Korcula is full of cats. They are everywhere; mooching about in the sun, being fed by locals (they never beg for food) and generally ignoring tourists. Apparently, back in the Middle Ages the Venetians introduced cats here to stop rats from spreading disease, so the locals are super grateful and worship the ground they walk on. The cats remain indifferent.
Sail north-west through the waters towards Korcula (approx 6 hrs)
Sweep in past the round, defensive towers of Korcula Town via the Peljeski Channel
Explore Korkula's Old Town and make the most of the beachesBreakfast | Lunch
Day 4 - Blace
Pebble beaches, black pine groves, rocky cliffs, mountains, a river and more. Pure Blace.
Navigate the narrow sea channel and sail out again to the Adriatic for a blissful full day of sailing (approx. 5hrs)
Moor in the mainland for the night
Dock right next to a family run restaurant where you'll dine tonight
Perhaps go for a stunning hike up to an outlook with a 180 degree viewBreakfast | Lunch
Day 5 - Brac
Step Brac in time. Go Brac to the future. You scratch our Brac and we'll scratch yours. Not sure where we were going with that. But who cares, you're one one of the biggest islands central Dalmatia surrounded by beaches, cheese and homemade wine. Just like Arnie, you'll be Brac (last one, promise).
Make sail for Brac (approx 4 hrs) - the largest island in central Dalmatia
Take a leisurely cruise along the the coast of Brac, soaking up the sunshine and the scenery
Weigh anchor and go for a paddle in the sea, or snorkel and spot sea anemones, crabs, sea urchins and small fish in the pristine waters
Anchor for the Night in Bol or in a nearby Cove, depending on the weatherBreakfast | Lunch
Day 6 - Hvar
Grab a plate of calamari and a thin crust pizza in the piazza and watch the beautiful people pass by. Croatians are among the tallest in Europe, so everyone's in the ballpark of six feet, with olive skin and dark eyes and shiny hair and it's hard not to feel kind of plain in comparison. The cure? More pizza.
Voyage along the Neretvanski Channel away from mainland Central Dalmatia, and moor in the sailors Port Stari Grad (approx 5 hrs)
Settle in for an afternoon of beach-hopping, enjoying fresh seafood and kicking back with cocktails on the waterfront
Wander around towns with preserved Renaissance facades, hike past jagged limestone cliffs and slow your pace to enjoy the farms, ancient olive groves and fields of rosemary and lavender
Perhaps cross the Island by car and visit Hvar Town which - the so called San Trope of CroatiaBreakfast | Lunch
Day 7-8 - Split/Rogoznica
"Eat bureks every day," sang Snoop Dogg once upon a time. Well, that's not true. But if he had ever been to Split or Trogir, you can bet he would have.
Sail from island idyll to city wonderland, and approach the palm-lined harbour of Split
Explore the impressive ruins of Diocletian's Palace
From Split, continue sailing on to Trogir
Your journey on the waves ends at approximately 10am on Day 8, after a last breakfast aboard the yacht.
NB. If you are planning to depart today please do not book a flight earlier than 3pm in case our arrival is delayed due to weather conditions. The Itinerary above may be subject to change depending on weather or berth availability. Your Skipper will make the final call to ensure your safety at all times.Breakfast | Lunch
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Americans may be at less risk of heart attacks today because of labeling requirements by the Food and Drug Administration.
A new study has found that transfat levels in the blood of white Americans dropped by 58 percent from 2000 to 2009, report the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal Health Blog and a press release by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The study was intended to measure the change in transfat blood levels after the FDA announced in 2003 that it would require transfat labeling on nutrition labels. The FDA warning spurred many food makers to eliminate transfats in favor of healthier oils.
According to the Post, "The decline, unusually big and abrupt, strongly suggests government regulation was effective in altering a risk factor for heart disease for a broad swath of the population."
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There's a lot a talk about the downfalls of shooting for the stars – that we have no more assets for the future. Not that many of you brought it up before this season started, lets dive in to it now. Let's go all the way back to the 2010 NBA Draft – we get Derrick Favors to pair with Brook Lopez. Instead of taking the risk on Deron Williams, let's assume we took the draft and develop mindset.
Next year, in the 2011 draft, I can only speculate. With us set at PF/C, I don't think we would have taken Enes Kanter with the number 3 pick. Although he fell to number 8, I'll slide Brandon Knight in there to fill the theoretical PG slot since he was the first perimeter player off the board after Kyrie went number 1.
Well assume ended up with the number 6 pick in 2012 draft lottery and the team, as was reported, was set on Harrison Barnes.
And for this most recent draft, it wouldn't be fair to assume we'd have a high pick. But I do think Ben McLemore at number 7 is reasonable had we went with the collection mentioned above.
So with the past 4 drafts we'd be left with a lineup of:
PG: Brandon Knight
SG: Ben McLemore
SF: Harrison Barnes
PF: Derrick Favors
C: Brook Lopez
So the question I ask – is this a more desirable collection of players and assets than what we have currently?
Brook Lopez is the bright spot in the lineup as all of us could easily see. After that, it doesn't paint a pretty picture.
Favors hasn't taken the step forward like most thought he would. His per minute numbers are actually down this year since taking over the starting job in Utah. What makes matters worse – his $12M/yr contract begins next year.
Knight hasn't played enough games this year to conclude anything. But with no improvement from year one to year two in Detroit I don't have much hope this year will be much better. And with a .02 WS/48 min (league average is .1), I think the numbers can back up the fact he's not a starting caliber PG.
Barnes is a good role player, but he doesn't have the star potential that some Nets fans like to believe. But his WS/48 has increased from .06 to .09 this year and PER from 11 to 12.4. So although he is still below the league average in both of those categories, I still think he can improve to be a good role player.
McLemore has the least amount of time in the league but we know he can shoot from distance. Has a .05 WS/48 but the book is still out on this kid.
Overall, the total WS/48 between all 5 of them this year is .381. Our current squad is playing at .311 so yes it paints a better picture than what we'd be watching currently. But to give you something else to base it one, last year's starting lineup had a WS/48 of .644. With this theoretical squad, we'd be looking at 28-32 wins this year. Yes we would have some youth and a little potential to improve, but nothing in the collection put together would make me think we have a chance to win it all down the road. We'd be stuck in the bottom of the lottery if not getting knocked out by the Heat each year.
Our current squad has not played to its potential. There's no way Kevin Garnett will allow himself to play this bad much longer. Paul Pierce will start knocking down shots at a much more effective rate. The offense will go through Brook and Deron much more as the season wears on. Give it time. More important, to me at least, please don't say we traded away our future. Don't start complaining that we're doomed for the future. The grass is not greener on the other side had Billy King played it more conservatively. And in the event our starting 5 is not cutting it this year, he has given himself the flexibility with the Celtics trade to keep making moves until the unit does click.


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Trappeze Pub
Ratings: 65 | Reviews: 54 | Display Reviews Only:
4.5/5 rDev -4.1%
10-16-2013 16:49:30 | More by rye_so_serious
5/5 rDev +6.6%
I had to rate this place and I don't do ratings generally
I had been here when the place opened 5 years ago and was wowed then
They have raised the bar and then some since then. The food was top notch and a great value. Draft list exactly what you'd expect from a place rated this highly. The staff is very well trained and knowledgable In short I couldn't find a single chink anywhere. From half pours at lunch to amazing quality delivered at a price on the food menu I just don't know why people go anywhere else in Athens
02-18-2013 17:22:40 | More by Panamamo42
4.95/5 rDev +5.5%
An absolute jewel for great beer in Athens. Very knowledgeable staff combined with a vast selection. Their kitchen staff does a very good job as well. Always a great place for fine beer and great food in Athens. They always have at least 12 different craft brews on tap, and no telling how many in bottles. One of my favorites.
02-06-2013 06:55:57 | More by Fattmatt73
New York
3.73/5 rDev -20.5%
This was my number one beer destination in Athens, but not quite the best.
33 taps at the Trappeze, with locals like Terrapin, Mother Earth, Sweetwater, Wild Heaven… plus Sierra, Avery, Left Hand, North Coast Raspy, Bell's Java, Bruery 5 Rugs and a bunch of Belgian and German brews. I chose a delicious Terrapin Wake-n-Bake Imperial Stout.
The bottle selection is even better, with a ton of vintages, sours, barrel-aged brews and stuff at very fair prices. They also offer bomber pours and ½ pour of all drafts, which is something I love.
The joint itself looks very college-town-like, and it is manned by college-town dudes and dudettes. Our young scruffy server looked like he had smoked one too many blunts, but he wasn't terrible. The bar is the area to be at, and there is also a restaurant side with tables and booths.
Short food menu with some goodies, not very well executed. We had boiled peanuts (overcooked and mushy), pimento cheese (funky), a beef slider (fine but cooked to a leather-grey) and beer-cheese soup (way too starchy). Still, they try to be different.
A good bar for sure, but not the best experience.
01-04-2013 04:43:17 | More by DoubleSimcoe
4.9/5 rDev +4.5%
I've been coming here at least weekly since I discovered it this summer.
Atmosphere - Great atmosphere, especially for a bar in a college town. Never too loud to hold a conversation, even when the restaraunt is packed.
Quality - The best beer available in the state is either on tap, or in the bottles at Trappeze. And your beer will always be served in appropriate glassware.
Service - The bartenders here are top notch. They all really know their beer and are happy to make recommendations, compare notes and chat if the bar isn't too busy. The wait staff for the restaraunt is also very well educated on the beer menu. I've never seen any bartender/server be snobby to a BMC drinker in fact they're always ready to make suggestions. True Beer Advocates if you will.
Selection - Trappeze taps at least 5 new beers a week, all top notch. And their bottle list is exhaustive to say the least.
Food - I would honestly come here to eat pretty often even if I wasn't in to craft beer. I've never had anything on the menu I wouldn't order again, and the prices are very fair.
Value - The place is a great value, delicious and rare beers on tap. The most expensive item on the beer menu hardly ever exceeds $8 for a full pour, and its always something world class. They also offer half pours so you can try more beer.
Overall - I'm seriously going to miss this place when I graduate. Great people serving great beer, plus events with breweries, monthly beer academys, and unbeatable value and selection.
10-29-2012 05:27:08 | More by Zach136
4.59/5 rDev -2.1%
In the oversaturated bar scene of Athens, GA, Trappeze is truly a diamond in the rough. They appreciate beer here and it shows. The bartenders are knowledgeable and always up to talk beer. They offer half pours, which is really nice if you want to try a variety of different beers. The food is good too, especially the rosemary garlic fries and the complimentary boiled peanuts.
The selection is what really stands out, though. They have a wide variety of styles, both on tap and bottled, that will appeal to many palates. I was pleasantly surprised to find Dieu du Ciel's Péché Mortel here. There are beer-oriented magazines and newspapers available if you want to read about the scene and find out about upcoming events. Oftentimes there are local brewers who will come in and hangout. Plus, they have a really cool environmentally friendly toilet.
My one criticism is that the menu is frequently outdated. I realize that they have beers coming and going all the time, so it's really no big deal. Overall, it's hard to beat Trappeze. If you love beer and find yourself in Athens this is a mandatory stop.
08-28-2012 03:46:40 | More by GetTheYayo
4.1/5 rDev -12.6%
There was a lot of buzz going around about this place from friends that lived in Athens .So I was super excited to try their bottled Belgium beers and try all the tasty ones ive yet to sample .Me and my girlfriend enjoyed about 6 beers from there amazing beer menu .They have 2 sizes so you don't have to break the bank when wanting to try a new beer .If you go there and do not try the bread with orange butter you will miss out ,it goes well with there many strong ales .If I ever go back to Athens this is my first stop before hitting the many local pubs and the awesome terrapin brewery which is only a short cab ride away .Only wish my town was more like Athens great beer town great food town ,check this place out you won't be disappointed .
08-26-2012 23:21:31 | More by Viper29223
North Carolina
4.83/5 rDev +3%
My womern & I have mastered the 3-hour-drive (from Charlotte, NC) weekend vacation. We visit Athens at least once a year and it is, without a doubt, one of the best college towns I've spent time in - great food & bars all over an area easily walked.
Trappeze is an excellent pub with amazing draft and bottle selections (check what they've got online), wonderful (bit pricey but so worth it) food, excellent atmosphere & laid back beer-smart staff eager to pour you a sampler & brew-chat.
We always stay at the Foundry Park Inn, free shuttle service drop & pick. Don't forget to visit Terrapin Brewery while in town. Too many good bars & food joints to mention. Well worth the drive.
02-07-2012 17:53:38 | More by Mantooth
4.85/5 rDev +3.4%
An exceptional beer bar; one of the best I've ever seen (surprisingly enough). The food was great, if pricey, and the service was impeccable. Recommendations were spot-on, knowledge was robust and expansive, and samples were given freely. The selection of glassware particularly pleased me. One of the owners (a brewer himself) mingled with patrons and seemed genuinely pleased to do so. The bottle list is unbelievablely large (including a range of JW Lee Harvest ales dating back twelve years) and the many taps contained nary a bad beer.
Truly worth going out of your way to visit.
09-01-2011 16:01:26 | More by AgentMunky
South Carolina
4.75/5 rDev +1.3%
The Trappeze Pub is a rare and wonderful find, if you happen to be travelling through the Athens, GA area. The city and university itself is a larger city with a college feel to it.
The service is incredible and it's quite apparent that the waiters are well versed in different beer styles, serving glasses, brand names, etc.
The selection is second to none as well. Aside from their respectable and up-to-date selection of bottles, they also have at least 16 beers on tap and two beer engines. I've enjoyed a lot of Victory beers on cask, which were served at perfect carbonation and temperature.
08-17-2011 13:51:39 | More by businesstime
Trappeze Pub in Athens, GA
100 out of 100 based on 65 ratings.


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This ritual is designed for a group of individuals, but could easily be adapted for a solitary practitioner. Imbolc is the time between Yule and the Spring Equinox, the halfway point in the dark months of the year. It's the time when the days suddenly seem to be getting longer, and the snow is beginning to melt, showing us small patches of earth and green. At this time of returning spring, our ancestors lit bonfires and candles to celebrate the rebirth of the land.
Difficulty: Average
Time Required: Honor Brighid at Imbolc -- Group Ritual
Here's How:
In many areas of the Celtic world, this was the fire feast of Brighid, the Irish goddess of hearth and home. She is the keeper of the flame, the protector of the home, and a goddess of holy wells and springs. At Imbolc, we acknowledge her many aspects, especially that of her role as a deity of transformation. As the world awakes from the dark slumber of winter, it is time to cast off the chill of the past and welcome the warmth of spring.
Set up your altar with the symbols of Brighid and the coming spring -- a Brighid's cross or dolly, potted daffodils or crocuses, white and red yarn or ribbon, young fresh twigs, and lots of candles. Also, you'll need an unlit candle for each participant, a candle to represent Brighid herself, a plate or bowl of oats or oatcakes, and a cup of milk.
If you normally cast a circle in your tradition, do so now. Each member of the group should hold their unlit candle before them.
The HPs says:Today is Imbolc, the day of midwinter.
The cold has begun to fade away,
and the days grow longer.
This is a time in which the earth is quickening,
like the womb of Brighid,
birthing the fire after the darkness.
The HPS lights the Brighid candle, and says:
Bright blessings at midwinter to all!
Brighid has returned with the sacred flame,
watching over home and hearth.
This is a time of rebirth and fertility,
and as the earth grows full of life,
may you find abundance on your own path.
Imbolc is the season of lambing, of new life,
and a time to celebrate the nurturing and warmth of Brighid.
At this time, the HPs takes the cup of milk, and offers a sip to Brighid. You can do this either by pouring it into a bowl on the altar, or by simply raising the cup to the sky. The HPs then passes the cup around the circle. As each person takes a sip, they pass it to the next, saying:
May Brighid give her blessings to you this season.
When the cup has returned to the HPs, she passes the oats or oatcakes around in the same manner, first making an offering to Brighid. Each person takes a bit of the oats or cakes and passes the plate to the next, saying:
May Brighid's love and light nurture your path.
The HPS then invites each member of the group to approach the altar, and light their candle from the Brighid candle. Say:
Come, and allow the warmth of Brighid's hearth
to embrace you.
Allow the light of her flame
to guide you.
Allow the love of her blessing
to protect you.
When everyone has lit their candle, take a few moments to meditate on the warmth and nurturing nature of the goddess Brighid. As you bask in her warmth, and she protects your home and hearth, think about how you will make changes in the coming weeks. Brighid is a goddess of abundance and fertility, and she may help you guide your goals to fruition.
When you are ready, end the ceremony, or move on to other rituals, such as Cakes and Ale, or healing rites.
What You Need:
- A candle for each member of the group
- A Brighid candle
- A bowl or plate of oatcakes or oats
- A cup of milk


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Welcome back everyone, currently students in the city of East Helena travel all the way to Helena for high school and some citizens believe East Helena should be given the opportunity to decide if a high school is right for their community. Joe Moeller reports with more from East Helena.
"We have our own city council and mayor it is a separate community." says East Helena School District Superintendent Ron Whitmoyer.
Drive about six miles east of Helena and you arrive in East Helena, population just over 2,000. You will find everything in East Helena that you would find in any typical smaller city in Montana, businesses, schools, and most importantly a proud community.
East Helena may be small but it is it's own city with it's own identity, but there is still one thing missing a high school, and people in this community are still working towards an East Helena high.
It started back during the 2013 legislative session when East Helena citizens took the initiative in getting a high school.
"We went in and were able to get a bill sponsored and we went through senate and we made it to the third reading and we were shot down." Says Karen Goldsberry of East Helena. "We rallied again and came through house, we flew through house we had I believe 113 to 74, something along those lines, and it looked like we were going to make it again and we were sent to rules committee because the titles were too close and we lost.
There are around 1,160 students from kindergarten to 8th grandee in the East Helena School District, and when the 130 students graduate from middle school they are then sent to Helena for high school, because that is the only option.
"We continue to look for what is the best option for a kid from east Helena when they go on to high school" continued Whitmoyer.
Advocates for this proposition are simply looking for the opportunity for the community to decide on a high school decision.
"We are going to just try and find out and keep talking to the community and keep saying is this what you want and with them their voices are saying yes." states Goldsberry. "So we are going to keep moving forward as much as we can to get the support to find out how we can work together, you know when it comes down to it is about the children and I know Helena feels the same way it is about the children.
Community members are not giving up and working with senators and creating petitions to get the ball rolling on the opportunity at this high school for the community at the next legislative session in 2015.


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The NHL fanbase is a group of individuals that are some of the most passionate in all of sports and by those lines the most territorial and hostile towards opposing teams. If you dont believe me, go on Youtube and type in fan reactions in Philly, Montreal, or New York. However, in the land of Southern California with contains the Kingdom in the City of Angels and the land of Ducks formerly known as Mighty, home ice advantage tends to be very one sided. Whether it is recent success, fashion, or the continuing swing of popularity's pendilum, the Kings domain is very secure while the so called "Honda Center", (known as the Pond to non corperate sellouts), is somewhat of a free for all. Oh yeah, there are plenty of the black and orange faithful present, mixed in with the slightly stuborn jade and eggplant holdouts, yours truly included, that makes up the majority of Ducks' home games, but in contests against fellow Golden State rivals as well as national powers such as Detroit and Vancouver, rival chants and cheers are just as loud, if not louder, than the cheering from the locals. What is up with that?!
Hockey is a sport made up of cold weather hardcores, wearing sweaters of players long retired and cheering just as loud when out of town scores proclaim the loss of a rival as they would for a favorite player scoring. However, it is also made up of fair weather Playoff followers. We see them every April as they emerge from their winter slumber, just in time to enjoy the late season playoff run that the aforementioned fans went into cardiac arrest living and dying with on a daily basis. As a lifelong Ducks fan, these "fans" have been a sore spot for me. Personally, I have followed this team through the early playoff exits against Detroit in the late 90's and continuing years of dissapoinment to the Cinderella run in '03 and the magical year of 2007. I have all the the newspapers from both Cup runs and I have still defended my team against irritated Kings fans who still think this team is nothing but a failed Disney experiment. Therefore it gets under my skin when I watch Ducks playoff games and see the place sold out and so much "passion" and enthusiasm behind my team when in September, all I can hear at the Ducks-Kings preseason game is "Go Kings Go". Where is this April fire in the cold evenings of November and December?
I know this isn't a problem in Boston or Pittsburgh. You get pelted with beer and jeers at a Flyers game if your a Rangers fan or if you wear a Maple Leafs sweater to the Bell Centre in Montreal. This isn't even a problem in San Jose or at Staples. After all, the Sharks and Kings are in the same non traditional market boat as the Ducks, however this only sees to be a problem in Anaheim. Why? A few years ago, the Ducks had a streak for sold out home games before, during, and a little while after their 2007 championship. They had vanquished the stigma of being the "Disney" team with their Cup and has taken the crown of SoCal hockey from the Kings. But funny enough, as soon as the Kings became a playoff contender, the streak ended. The rowdy sold out crowds thinned out considerably. The usually all black and orange crowds were dotted and then patched with visting teams colors. Soon the Ducks, who went from laughing stock to Cup threat, was now relegated to the label of bandwagon team for the OC. And to be perfectly honest, I agree. Most Ducks "fans" I talk to outside of people of fan sites or those at games are seriously ignortant of both the team, it's history, and the game of hockey itself. This stereotype of the SoCal fair weather fan has become the image of what a Ducks fan is around the league. And I for one am sick of it. I hate flying my colors only to hear Predators fans that are louder than us in our own house!
Therefore, my point is that we as Ducks fans need to step it up. Plain and simple. The image behind that team of 2007 was a tough image and an ideal that we were the Black Bart to Detroit and Pitttsburgh's John Wayne. We need to take a lesson from the East Coast and Canadien fans than we need to make our home arena a loud and volitile place for the opostion. I'm not saying that we need to be douchebags and drink too much but the visiting team and fans need to know this is our house and not a place for them to sit back and relax and belittle the home team. Kings fans get it. I've been to Staples to see games against Anaheim and I never hear overwhelming chants for the Ducks. But this not the case at the Pond and so in other words, we need to make the Pond our house and remind the other guys that it is. Very loudly I might add.


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Editorial policy
This document sets out the editorial policy for the production of information to be published on the CancerHelp UK website, http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/cancer-help The purpose of the policy is to ensure that information is produced to a high standard and is accurate, current and accessible to the lay public.
This policy covers information produced for CancerHelp UK's
- Cancer type sections
- 'Cancers in general' section
- Coping with cancer sections
There is a separate policy document covering production of information for the clinical trials database on CancerHelp UK. There is a separate policy document covering production of information for the tips and stories section.
Major new content is planned by the CancerHelp UK team according to the site's current content plans. Subjects for new content are selected according to
- Feedback from site users
- Feedback from patient advisors
- Previously identified gaps in site content
- Current issues in oncology
In addition to major new content, suggestions for new content for the Questions and Answers section is reviewed monthly and based on
- Questions sent in by site users
- Press coverage of new developments
- Feedback on frequently asked questions from the Cancer Research UK information nurse team
Detailed planning of the writing programme is set twice yearly by the Head of Cancer Web Content and Clinical Information Manager, following discussion with the CancerHelp UK editorial team. Subjects for inclusion in the Questions and Answers section are selected in consultation with the Cancer Research UK information nurse team, based on their knowledge of current areas of service user interest.
Written material for CancerHelp UK is originated internally by the editorial team. Material can also be sourced outside Cancer Research UK with the agreement of the Head of Cancer Web Content. Material can be commissioned externally if
- The writing resource is not available within the team
- External sources of expertise have been identified
All external writers will be given details of the house style and a copy of our writers' guidelines. Their work will be subject to the same procedures as information produced internally (ie the editorial workflow and specialist review process).
Production of information both internally and externally is overseen by the Clinical Information Manager, who is responsible for setting deadlines, commissioning reviewers and coordinating the production process to publication on the website.
When a section is commissioned, the writing and editorial team will meet to discuss the structure, content, illustrations, appropriate reviewers and deadlines.
Material for the Questions and Answers section is either suggested by members of the information nurse team or by clinical members of the editorial team, informed by site feedback.
Clinical videos are commissioned externally but scripts are originated in-house by the editorial team.
Thorough background research is carried out by the writer before beginning the draft of a new section. This comprises a thorough literature review and check of mandatory sources for clinical sections. Literature review covers the 5 years prior to writing, searching for
- Systematic reviews
- Major randomised controlled trials
- Review articles published in the British Medical Journal, the New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet and Lancet Oncology, and relevant specialist journals eg urology
For clinical sections, mandatory sources are as follows
- Current published NICE and SMC guidance
- Cochrane reviews
- Medical practice guidelines published by the relevant UK medical bodies (ie Royal colleges, British Society of Haematology etc), SIGN and COIN
- Published US National Cancer Institute (NCI) treatment summaries
- Cancer Research UK CancerStats series
- Our own internal records of current and closed clinical trials, and trial results, including trials conducted at Experimental Cancer Medicine Centres (ECMC)
- External cancer clinical trials bodies: National Institute for Health Research Clinical Research Network: Cancer (NIHR CRN Cancer), Medical Research Council (MRC) plus others as relevant (eg Haematology Trials Group)
We have a specific house style, which is detailed in our writers' guidelines. These also detail the format for sections of patient information, which must be kept to.
The house style must be adhered to for all site content, except for material sent in by site users and added to 'Your Tips and Stories'. The latter may be altered to remove material that could cause offence to others or statements that could compromise the aims and beliefs of Cancer Research UK. We reserve the right to make minor changes to assist with clarity, for example correcting spelling or grammar where necessary. All changes to Your Tips and Stories contributions are kept to a minimum.
Our Specialist Nurse Writer is responsible for producing a first draft of new material, which is passed to the web editor for editing re plain English, grammar and link consistency. The web editor post requires that the holder does not have a clinical background so that this post can also assess ease of understanding for a lay audience. If necessary, a dialogue is initiated between the writer and web editor to clarify any issues.
The second draft is submitted to the Clinical Information Manager for fact checking and further editing as necessary. Further amendments may be needed, following detailed feedback from the editing process.
Following external review, the clinical information team implement reviewer comments, as appropriate. Following this, the Head of Cancer Web Content reviews the section before it goes live on site. This last review may take place prior to external review, particularly if there is any area of discussion or controversy.
A complete web section requires the writer to produce
- Page titles and urls
- Meta description text for each page
- The body text
- Sketches for diagrams to be commissioned from medical illustrator
- Reading list
- Useful organisations list
- Glossary terms for any new technical words used in the section that are not already included in the glossary
- Key wording for every page produced
- Sources page (the 'Where this xxx information comes from' page) detailing references used
The writer must produce page titles for all pages which will work as web addresses (urls) for the site. Urls are formed from the page titles, with hyphens between the words. The writer must check the site to make sure that a page title is not already in use.
Meta description data is used as the basis for the brief page descriptions that appear in internal and external searches. It is generally formed from the introductory sentence and bullets for each page, which will necessarily include keywords relevant to the page content.
Any items for the Questions and Answers section that have been forwarded by the Cancer Research UK information nurse team will be anonymised. (The nurses' replies to individual service users have names and other identifying features removed before being sent on to us.) These items routinely need some additional clarification or content to render them suitable for a wider audience - they are not intended to be used verbatim.
Each information draft is edited by the editorial team and checked for
- Readability
- Grammar
- Punctuation
- Style
- Links throughout each section, to other parts of the site and to other sites
- Referencing
- Accessibility
- Relevance
Normally there will be a minimum of two drafts. The first is produced by the writer. This will be edited by the web editor for language, grammar and house style in line with the writing guidelines and style guide. The web editor will also check the consistency of link notation used throughout the section. Any technical or sense queries are returned to the writer after the web editor's edit. The finished, edited draft will be checked by the Clinical Information Manager prior to sending for external review. Writing and editorial staff will usually be in close contact throughout the writing and editing process. All content is reviewed by the Head of Cancer Web Content either pre or post external review.
'Questions and Answers' are edited and adapted by the Specialist Nurse Writer from individual replies to queries from service users. These drafts then go through the editorial process outlined above. Attention is paid first and foremost to the use of plain English and to generalising the content so that the finished text will be of most use to the most people.
Once the final draft of a new section has been produced, it is sent to a minimum of two external specialist reviewers and one or two lay reviewers if possible. Where possible, draft illustrations are sent at the same time.
The review process is coordinated and implemented by the Clinical Information Nurses, who maintain all records and timetables. The overall process is managed by the Clinical Information Manager. Reviewers are asked to return their completed reviews within 6 weeks of receiving them.
Reviewers are selected individually for each section, according to the needs of that section. Normally, for a specific cancer, this consists of one oncologist and one cancer surgeon. For cancers that are not normally treated with surgery, e.g. leukaemia, two oncology haematologists could be selected. Other health professionals can also be specialist reviewers, including specialist nurses, oncology pharmacists, dieticians and physiotherapists. For the Coping with Cancer sections, reviewers may include GPs, community cancer nurses, and other professionals with areas of relevant expertise. Reviewers are selected by the Clinical Information Manager, in consultation with other clinical editorial team members.
Once all external reviewers' comments have been incorporated, new sections are sent to the Head of Cancer Web Content for final review.
The pages of all returned external reviews are all kept on file in hard copy or as an electronic copy. A ticking / crossing system is used to indicate which comments have been incorporated and when. If comments from reviewers are rejected, this is noted and explained on the review copy. The clinical information team will contact the specialist reviewer about any areas of confusion or inconsistency that cannot be otherwise resolved.
There are separate guidelines for professional and lay reviewers. Professional reviewers are paid an annual retainer, in return for a maximum of one yearly review and the promise of a prompt response to one-off queries that may occur during the year (for example, checking a paragraph to be included about a new form of treatment). Payment is not made until the completed review has been returned. We retain the right to withhold payment of the annual retainer if reviews are not carried out to a satisfactory standard (to be determined on an individual basis by the Head of Cancer Web Content, in consultation with the Clinical Information Manager).
Drafts for the Questions and Answers section that do not need external review are checked internally, either by another member of the clinical editorial team or by the Cancer Research UK information nurses. Once they have been approved, they can be published on site. Should there be any queries or areas of controversy, the draft Question and Answer is sent to the relevant specialist reviewer prior to publishing. All Questions and Answers are included in material sent to external reviewers for periodic review (eg breast cancer 'qanda' are sent out with the breast cancer section).
Review for video and diagrams
Videos are usually produced with the input of relevant specialists, as they are consulted during writing of the script or preparation of the diagram. For example, the script for 'exercises for breast cancer' was written with input of specialist physiotherapists. Specialist input is recorded as part of the production process. If specialists are not included in production, then the video / diagrams should be sent to specialists for review before being put on to the site. Periodic review will then take place as part of the regular review process.
Where possible, two lay reviewers are contacted for each new section, or section that is going out for periodic review (if not reviewed at time of writing). The lay reviewers are people who have had cancer themselves or are relatives of people with cancer.
In addition to lay review, usability and readability testing is carried out periodically with representatives of the site's main user groups ie people diagnosed with cancer, relatives of those diagnosed with cancer, health professionals and those concerned about cancer symptoms.
All comments received via the page rating system are reviewed by the Head of Cancer Web Content and referred to the editorial meeting for discussion where appropriate.
Following the incorporation of reviewer comments, proof reading of all new content (including Questions and Answers) should be carried out on the final draft, to ensure that information contains no spelling, typing or grammatical errors. Proof reading is carried out by the Head of Cancer Web Content during her final reading of each section after external review and just prior to publishing. Content may be mounted on site prior to this final check, but is not made live until after proofing and checking.
Whoever mounts the content (see publishing) must check each page on the front end of the site for layout errors or non working links.
We use an on line content editing and management system which is used for all site content, including illustrations and video. Site content is mounted by either the CancerHelp UK Administrator or Web Editor.
Meta data comprises page title, url, keywords, and meta description. All meta data must be put into the system at the same time as the content is mounted ie page title, url, keywords, meta description. However, changing search engine demands (eg Google) may mean that the format needs to alter from time to time, which will then need to be carried out during periodic review.
The meta description is the text that appears on a Google listing (for example), under the page title. The better the description, the more likely people are to click on our results when they come up in search engines. The idea is to put together a sentence that sums up the gist of the info on that page.
So for example for the What is myeloma page:
Myeloma is a type of cancer that develops from bone marrow cells called plasma cells. Myeloma can develop wherever there are plasma cells, so anywhere in the bone marrow
This is adapted from the first couple of sentences on the page. For the myeloma 'types of treatment page' an example meta description would be:
Chemotherapy, steroids and biological therapies are the main treatments for myeloma. Radiotherapy is also used to help control pain.
The number of characters must be between 75 and 160, including spaces. Make use of the word allowance as much as possible. If over 160 characters it will be automatically shortened with an ellipsis (...) at the end.
The on line content management system automatically archives page versions, which are retained in the system with the date that version went live. If material is to be removed permanently from the site, it can be expired electronically. Expiring content is conducted by the web manager or editor who will check for inbound links to that page and redirect them to appropriate live copy. Expired pages can still be accessed by the web manager or trials dB administrator if necessary, eg for a user query.
In the event of any content being permanently removed from the site, all page versions are copied and kept as archived material in eRoom.
The eRoom holds all drafts of new content produced during development, up to the live copy.
All pages must have the date of last review or date it was originally made live in the event of new content. Page dates are updated upwards through 'branch' pages ie when the breast cancer genes page is updated
- the risk and causes menu page date is updated
- the 'about breast cancer' section menu page date is updated
- the breast cancer section menu date is updated and so on
This ensures that each section carries the date when something within it was updated. When drilling down, it then is clear when each 'leaf' page was last updated specifically.
Page dating 'upwards' is now managed automatically within the content management system. This is done by setting the page date function to 'major' on the page meta data screen before saving. NB default is set to 'minor' to ensure that the page date does not change when minor editing takes place to correct typos or fix broken links, for example.
We do not provide any others dates on content as we believe that users find more than one date confusing. Furthermore with a site with such a long history, the original content production date is unhelpful.
We aim to review all content within 18 months of the last review date.
For existing site content, we have a strong commitment to retaining currency of information. All relevant NICE decision, treatment guidelines, major clinical trial results and other important changes are implemented on site as soon as possible after their publication. The clinical team have sufficient expertise to implement these changes without prior external review. These changes are entered into the review database, so that a record is maintained for the next external review.
In addition to this system of maintaining currency, existing site sections are reviewed every 18 months. Review is carried out alternately externally and internally. External review is carried out by up to two specialist reviewers. Internal review is carried out by a member of the CancerHelp UK clinical team or a member of the Cancer Research UK information nurse team. Each section is researched prior to sending to external reviewers so that areas of new content or controversy can be highlighted. Review preparation for both internal and external review is carried out by a search of sources listed in the researching section above.
Topics that are in the news can be featured on the CancerHelp UK home page, with a link to the relevant page or trial. Items may be selected because
- There is major press coverage of a cancer topic
- The Information Nurse team are experiencing a surge of enquiries on a particular topic
- A Cancer Research UK trial is being promoted by the Press Office
Major news items may also be featured on Facebook and Twitter, with a link to the relevant section of the CancerHelp UK website.
If required, to assist the information nurse team with demand, a feature may be specially written for the Questions and Answers section.
We have an RSS feed for news items in place on all appropriate cancer type landing pages. Exceptions are for rare cancers, where there may be little current news and therefore RSS feed would be showing items that are several years old. Before putting RSS in place, we will also vet the news items displayed where they may be sensitive, for example, genital cancers.
All site feedback sent to our inbox is read and noted by members of the team. Feedback contains suggestions for new material, questions on material that we do not currently supply and comments on the accessibility of the site and ease of use. We are happy to receive all feedback. Any comments received about inaccuracies on site, or technical difficulties are acted on as soon as they are received. Small problems can usually be solved the same day (typos, broken links etc). More complex queries are dealt with as soon as possible; within a week at most.
We will record and respond to all legitimate comments, suggestions and complaints, and take them into account when producing future information. Complaints are responded to by the Clinical Information Manager or Head of Cancer Web Content.
Normally, feedback replies are sent by the web editor or Clinical Information Nurse. Clinical questions sent to the site are forwarded to the Cancer Research UK information nurse team.
Feedback received via individual page ratings (ie out of 5 stars) and additional comments freetext box is received anonymously and therefore cannot be responded to. However all comments are read and noted for future content development. Necessary corrections and clarifications highlighted by feedback are made as appropriate as soon as possible after the feedback is received (within a maximum of one month).
We provide links to websites that provide information or services that would be useful to people affected by cancer. Sites must provide information that is additional to information we provide. There is a site policy of limiting lists of links, as we believe that long lists of links are less useful than shorter, more discriminating ones. This can be over-ruled with discretion. We would not wish to exclude a useful link solely on the grounds of number featured. Links will vary, depending on the subject and resources available. Because we receive a very large number of link requests and cannot include them all, links must be to organisations providing national services, rather than local, and be UK based. Unless there is a special consideration (generally that a service is useful to our audience and difficult to find) we do not include links to commercial companies or services.
All sites we link to must be reputable and produce reliable, high quality information that is regularly updated. Links are approved on an individual basis. Suitable links to include are discussed at fortnightly team meetings, as are all ad hoc requests for links that we receive. The Head of Cancer Web Content has the final say on the inclusion of individual links. We reserve the right to refuse to link to any website that we do not consider suitable for inclusion. Due to the many link requests we receive, our policy is to contact only those organisations whose request for a link is successful.
This policy will be reviewed on or before October 2014.
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Wednesday, February 08, 2012
Even though the Patriots couldn't pull out the Super Bowl win, it didn't stop some of them from partying like they were the victors. On Sunday night, team members attended a crazy post-game party on the field, where Rob Gronkowski and Matt Light were seen dancing shirtless, with music provided by LMFAO, Maroon 5, and Rhode Island's most famous DJ Pauly D. Many of the players didn't show up, like Tom Brady, Chad Ochocinco, Wes Welker, and Coach Bill Belichick, but others partied all night with the Kraft family and Steven Tyler. Good to see not everyone feeling so dejected after the bitter loss, and willing to celebrate the still-great football franchise…
Soon, members of the general public will be allowed to visit one of the most history-laden homes in America: the Kennedy family compound on Cape Cod. A vacation home of former Rhode Island congressman Patrick Kennedy (who recently put his own Portsmouth home on the market), the place where the family gathered after JFK's assassination, and the site of many other momentous occasions for the Kennedy family has been donated to the Edward M. Kennedy institute. It will host seminars, lectures, and charitable programs, and eventually be open to tours from the public. Converting the Hyannis Port home into an educational facility was always a wish of Ted Kennedy, so the family is just doing their part to honor his memory…
Last week, Smithfield baker Ryan Cimorelli came close to a reality TV title, but came away with only third place. In the finale of TLC's Next Great Baker, he lost out to New Jersey native Marissa Lopez for $100,000 and the chance to work with Cake Boss Buddy Valastro. However, he and his wife Deana are still grateful for the opportunity and are looking forward to making their bake shop The Bakery Boutique even better for us Rhode Islanders…
Hottie football player Zack Nichols from the most recent season of MTV's The Real World was spotted last week at the Colosseum nightclub in downtown Providence. The athlete and physical therapist made some splashes on the San Diego-set show for his conservative viewpoints, but he didn't seem so traditional while partying it up with the locals…
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Jamie Dimons companies, in his career on Wall Street, have been up and down, playing the wild and wooly games of acquisition and selling and trading that mystify small investors and ordinary Americans who know they have money from their 401(k) savings on Wall Street but dont understand much about it.
Dimon himself has been mostly up, emerging from the various crises in the Great Recession to ride atop the financial market world as chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, Americas largest bank.
And now the golden boy of Wall Street is higher still, with the companys board of directors approving what amounts to a 74 percent raise for Dimon (rhymes with diamond) for 2013 to $20 million in salary and stock. In the last five years, Dimon, whose net worth is in the hundreds of millions, took home compensation totaling $70 million.
This comes, Bloomberg Businessweek reports, despite big trading losses and billions of dollars in regulatory and criminal settlements.
But Dimons still gold, apparently, to his board of directors.
Dimon might have been a wizard of a CEO this past year, but for a board to issue these kinds of rewards when the company has had its share of troubles is inappropriate, and thats putting it mildly. At least thats how it looks to many Americans who feel kicked in the teeth by the Great Recession, which resulted in part from the risky and reckless ways of Wall Street.
Despite all the big banks problems, few if any of the high-rollers who helped to bring on the recession have suffered in any way or faced any kind of reckoning.
Following some of the hard-fought regulatory changes pushed through by the Obama administration, the big players in the financial industry continued to work to remove new rules and basically return to the kind of loose-rein regulation that put the country at risk of financial collapse. They even opposed creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which oversees a variety of things, including the credit card industry.
Apparently, if they cant rid the country of regulation, theyll at least show they can pay their kingpins whatever they like, no matter how it looks to the rest of us.


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Jim Irsay posted two tweets overnight in response to some Twitter users who accused him of being drunk at the Colts-Broncos game.
The first said, "Actually working,sorry naysayers..I don't drink...haven't in over 15 years..I know when your unhappy or jealous it's easy to b mean-spirited."
The second tweet read, "I do pray for you unhappy,s***-slingers...who wants to live on a planet with those who don't like themselves..we want happy,kind people:)"
Coach Chuck Pagano praised his players after a hard-fought win against Peyton Manning and the Broncos Sunday night.
"I've never been so proud of a group of individuals, coaches and players. The resiliency, the toughness, the determination, the passion, the fortitude, the grit. When it's all said and done comes down to grit. Every man in this room has it," Pagano told the team.
The coach struggled to contain his emotions as he spoke about Irsay in the locker room.
"I don't think...if I don't have this guy behind me, and he's not there and what he did for me and my family and what he did for me along with everybody else and what he's done for every man in this room, past and present...I know, you guys know, but I know firsthand, because I'd have never made it out there without him. There's nobody that loves this team and nobody that loves you guys and would not do anything for any man in this room - any player former or present - than our owner, Mr. Jim Irsay," Pagano said, as players applauded.
"Jim, we love you and we thank you for everything that you give us. You give us every tool that we need to be successful and we got your back," Pagano said, handing Irsay the game ball.
"We got a long way to go this season and when it comes right down to it, it's about getting the win because we all know that we want to go get this," said Irsay, holding up his Super Bowl ring.
"Anyone who doesn't want more than one of these shouldn't wear a horseshoe. Because that's what it's about - wanting not only one, but more than one. Greatness, that's what it's about. Guys, thanks so much. It was really the greatest effort I've ever seen."
Those comments follow Irsay's remarks in an interview last week, where he seemed to criticize Peyton Manning for bringing just one Super Bowl championship to Indianapolis. He later back-pedaled from his words, saying he meant no offense to Manning. Manning, for his part, told reporters he'd spoke to Irsay since then and there are no hard feelings.
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Given the circumstances, Knight looked like the perfect person to talk about the story.
Rice was fired after a video of him physically and verbally abusing players in practice went public.
Knight was fired by Indiana in 2000 amidst accusations that he physically harmed a player and a student. A video of him choking a player in practice 1997 surfaced in March of 2000, and in September he was fired after a 19-year-old student said he grabbed his arm and cursed him out.
While he is primarily an in-game analyst for ESPN, Knight does make occasional appearances on ESPN studio shows and ESPN Radio.
But apparently he thought better of talking about the Rice situation.
He'll be in NYC tonight to work the NIT Championship. We'll see what happens if the Rutgers scandal comes up during the broadcast.


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Tagteam is a mvc-patterned web application framework that features a built-in cms. The cms is cool, and the interface is alright. The framework will never be anything close to as good as Ruby on Rails.
Arriving at the same conclusion.
Conceived in response to the number of sites I was building that required basic cms functionality (editable pages, links, news, etc.) with a usable interface, Tagteam features an easy-to-use cms interface free of frightening mazes of input boxes, cryptic configuration directives, and advanced options.
Similar to Basecamp in its interface widget design, Tagteam's cms is lightweight, snappy, and intuitive. For editing content, it can use either Textile, or Markdown and it always produces valid markup. Full standards-compliance is one of Tagteam's mantras.
Integration is as simple as a few lines of php code. I designed Tagteam so that I could let my partner (a designer with no programming skills) easily add cms functionality to an otherwise static design.
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Midway through my journey, with all the buzz surrounding 37signals' Basecamp, I found my way over to Ruby on Rails and promptly registered for the second Building of Basecamp workshop in Chicago (that's right—I was there before RoR was so cool. I've also been listening to nirvana since 1979) where I learned more in one day than I typically learn in a month. It was, and I blush as I say this, a near life-changing experience. I got completely into Ruby (and Rails) and left php (and Tagteam) in the dust.
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A group of teenage boys in New Zealand has been getting girls drunk and having sex… and then blogging publicly about it on Facebook.
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---- — The Triton track and field program is coming off an impressive weekend, and yet no current Vikings were involved.
Two Triton alumni -- 2011's Adam Jones and Taleour Murphy -- were named All-Americans, Jones for taking fifth place in the high jump for UMass Dartmouth at the NCAA Division 3 Championships and Murphy for breaking a UMass Lowell record with a time of 3:44.04 in the 4x400 meter relay at the NCAA Division 2 Championships.
"As a Triton grad, it's amazing," said Murphy. "Just that we all came out of the same track program and that we're all now All-Americans."
Jones jumped 6 feet, 9 3/4 inches March 9, a personal-best that allowed him to take his first NCAA championship in stride.
"It's still really hasn't sunk in yet," Jones said of being named an All-American. "I kind of hoped to do a little bit better, but I definitely can't complain with a fifth-place finish in the first time I ever went. I was just happy to be there in general. I really didn't have that many expectations going into it. I felt good that day, and I definitely felt like I was focused enough to do it. I was hoping to jump little bit higher. I almost had 6-11, but you can't have every jump."
Also having a good weekend was 2010 Triton grad Deanna Latham, who competed as a Second Team All-America at the NCAA Division 1 Championships for the University of Wisconsin. One of only 16 DI runners from across the country, Latham completed the pentathlon with a score of 4,066.
"I was really, really happy," Latham said of her weekend. "I got a (personal record) overall by like 40 points, which is pretty good. And then I got the school's record in the (60-meter) hurdles (8.35)."
Murphy, who is studying history and education at UMass Lowell, was the only underclassman in her relay.
"It's amazing, it's unbelievable," Murphy said about being named All-American. "I'm still on this high right now. The relay has been trying. We have gone about six times so I guess the seventh time is the charm. It's an amazing title that you earn, only eight teams got that for Division 2 in the entire country. It's quite an honor to get, especially since you worked so hard for that goal."
Making these accomplishments even better is the fact that all three of these athletes are high school friends.
"I'm just so happy for the other people from our program I've worked with," said Murphy. "It just shows you how great of a program we came out of. Adam and I are only sophomores and we're already All-Americans and Deanna, well, she's done it all."
"I've always said there's just something in the water," Latham said of the Triton area. "Because my class at Triton was just an extremely talented group. The class above us and below us as well. Those were like three really, really good years for us."
Perhaps one thing that Latham can point to in these former Vikes success is the influence of their former coach, Joe Colbert.
"He was one of my all-time favorite coaches," Latham said of Colbert. "He cared so much. He has so much heart. He was always trying to make sure that everyone was happy and comfortable with what they were doing, and he always pushes you to do better. I think that he prepared me for that next level in college."


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It was a no-brainer, but I'm chuffed at the news anyway. Warner Bros. Interactive and Rocksteady Studios have officially announced a sequel to the critically acclaimed Batman: Arkham Asylum, and have stated the game is already underway.
"Getting the opportunity to create Batman: Arkham Asylum and seeing its success has been a dream come true for the team," said Sefton Hill, Rocksteady Games' game director via the official press release. "We are honoured to create the next chapter in this compelling story and promise to deliver another game worthy of the DARK KNIGHT."
Here's hoping they expand upon the core license and don't just stick to Arkham Asylum - there's just so much potential with this team and all of what Gotham City could potentially offer.
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"Let me say finally that I oppose the war in Vietnam because I love America. I speak out against this war, not in anger, but with anxiety and sorrow in my heart, and, above all, with a passionate desire to see our beloved country stand as the moral example of the world. I speak out against this war because I am disappointed with America. And there can be no great disappointment where there is not great love."
At 6:00 this morning I talked a little about the journey I'm going through of recognizing the difference between the military and war (another way to put it, national defense and national offense).
I'm starting to apply the same economic principles we talk about every day to foreign policy. We are supposed to judge economic policy not by the intent, but by the result. I think we need to do the same for our foreign policy as well.
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NBA player Jason Collins used the words, "I'm black and I'm gay," to come out in a Sports Illustrated article as revealed on Monday.
Those same words echoed the emotional coming out of Nevada State Sen. Kelvin Atkinson, who did so in session before his colleagues just a week before.
On Monday, Atkinson, D-Las Vegas, applauded Collins for coming out while still an active player in one of the four major North American sports leagues.
"Now following @jasoncollins34! Much respect and congratulations!" Atkinson said in a tweet mentioning Collins.
Atkinson used the words "I'm black. I'm gay," as part of a debate in the Nevada Senate over a same-sex marriage resolution.
"If this hurts your marriage, then your marriage was in trouble in the first place," Atkinson followed in the same breath.
His revelation prefaced the passing of Senate Joint Resolution 13, which could pave the way for a repeal of a ban on same-sex marriage in the state.
Atkinson is one of six members in the Nevada Legislature who belong to the LGBT community.
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Lucky escape
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Lucky escape
Some years ago on the farm I employed a very experienced Komatsu (185) operator to dig out some mighty bluegum trees. For some reason he took this one a little less serious, the result. Thankfully he escaped with his life.
Thank the Lord it was only iron that got bent and not flesh.
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
- John Wayne
" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
I did noy know what a Bluegum tree was.So I had to goggle it.Why it's one of them Eucalyptus trees.The article said it's a "Very problem tree?" invasive and greedy, takes up alot of room.Brittle wood. I thought John Wayne was riding on that crawler in "The Fighting Seabees".
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Look like alot of BAD day . I know I would thanks GOD then go change my underwear.
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Before the days of ROPs on crawlers they built a railroad across our farm. One of the Cat drivers was dozing out a large elm when it deicded to tkae it's revenge. It fell lengthwise of the cat. The operator jumped clear jsut in time, but it did a real number on the Cat. Been many years, but I think it was a D8 or D9. early 60s.
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Yes it was his lucky day, it certainly shook him up.
RedNed, Google has it right, Bluegums are a pain in the butt. Quite dangerous to be around also, limbs break off for no good reason. People still grow them tho. To each his own.
We have a tree that is used an an ornamental here in NE USA. Sweet Gum, cut a branch 1/4 the way through and it breaks off. my son & I took one down for my grandmother and got the suprise of our life. Just touched the chainsaw to a substancial limb and it was on the ground. we did some for customers from time to time and they were worse than a tree 3 times their size as for danger.
"Life's tough.It's even tougher if you're stupid."
- John Wayne
" We hang petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office."
- Aesop
How would that compare to a black gum tree? Years ago I made the mistake of cutting down a black gum tree for firewood. It was mostly the trunk and I don't remember any brittleness. The main thing I remember is that I couldn't split it! Back then I had to split by hand and I finally gave up on it. I let it lay out for a couple of years and get half decayed and then burnt it with lackluster results.
Eucalyptus or Gum trees are what we call around here self pruning. I had one about 70 ft tall in our back yard. Our granddaughter was playing out there about 6 months ago and my wife called her in for lunch. Not too long after she came in the house we heard a loud crash. Went outside and there was an 8" diameter branch lying on the ground were she was playing. The tree is now down, cut, split and stacked for next years firewood.
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Hi Brent I rember when you first posted that us operaters take chanses thats why we (hopefully) get paid the big bucks but having somthing like that happen to a kid really scary. I have a bunch of willows I will not walk under them when the wind is blowing. I call them widow makers.
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