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Oakwood, OH - The first member of the Twinsburg police department killed in the line of duty laid to rest Friday.
A sea of blue encased the funeral home where Officer Joshua Miktarian was eulogized.
More than 2,500 officers stood outside in the blazing heat as a funeral procession for the 33-year-old arrived.
Police motorcycles and cars led the hearse to Mt. Zion of Oakwood Church past flags tied to mailboxes, flowers set on lawns and people standing in silence.
Miktarian was a K-9 officer and the procession included his police dog - Bagio - riding in the officer's cruiser.
Bagio will be retired to the slain officer's family.
Several pastors, fellow police officers and childhood friends spoke about the officer who played in a rock band, owned a pizza franchise and was the proud father of a 3-month-old girl.
Officer Miktarian shot four times in the head while making a traffic stop at Route 91 & Glenwood early Sunday morning.
Miktarian's alleged killer - Ashford Thompson - fled the scene and was later found hiding at his sister's house in Bedford Heights.
Thompson charged with aggravated murder and is being held on $5M dollars bond.
Officer Joshua Miktarian leaves behind a wife and a 3-month-old daughter named Thea. Officer Miktarian was not only a Twinsburg Police Officer, but also volunteered at the Uniontown Police Department, owned a Gionino's Pizza franchise and played guitar in the Akron based rock band "Barium."
Officer Miktarian's wife, Holly, released the following statement Tuesday:
"On behalf of myself and our daughter Thea, we would like to thank the community for its generous support during this difficult time. I just want you to remember Josh as a loving husband, father, good friend, professional police officer and a wonderful person."
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Judge Dan Gaul says the two women who helped Ashford Thompson after he murdered Twinsburg Police Officer Joshua Miktarian will get probation. Judge Gaul says the law precludes him from sending them to prison.
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News: After Blasting 50 Cent, Jay Electronica Wipes Out His Tweets
Wednesday, Dec 26, 2012 4:25PM
Less than 24 hours after Roc Nation's Jay Electronica flooded his Twitter page with a flurry of tweets dissing 50 Cent and other hip-hop artists, the rapper has wiped his page clean.
Without any rhyme or reason, Jay Elect deleted his Twitter page of the evidence.
Jay Electronica got drunk on Christmas Eve and was on Twitter. So you know what happens in the next part of this story. Mr. Electronica wants to make an album with the Villain. "Somebody tell MF DOOM let's make a f-ckin album," he tweeted. He also says French Montana isn't lyrical but that he has "Birdman" type swag, and he even dared 50 Cent to say something about it. Uh oh. Unfortunately, Jay Elec has since deleted all his tweets save for one. But this is the Internet, and nothing is ever truly wiped clean. (Hip Hop Wired)
Some sites even took screenshots of Jay's comments so they could live forever online.
Jay Electronica has been pretty quiet lately, but he did take some time out on Christmas Eve to speak his mind on some things. Of course, this was after some drinking, so things were a little more candid than usual. Curious what Jay Elect thinks of Drake, Trinidad James, The Weeknd, Wiz Khalifa, Big Sean, and every other rapper he could think of last night? Here we go: (Pigeons & Planes)
In his Twitter rant, Jay Elect questioned French Montana's rap skills and blasted 50 Cent in light of their feud.
"Truth be told French Montana is not a lyricall n*gga but he got that Birdman swagg. Its the magnolia in me," he tweeted December 25th.
"So I f*x w frenchy but for not for the raps for the swag"
"Ps, I dare 50 to say one word!!!"
"50 where you at you sneak instagram a** n*hgga. I seen ya sh*t!! What's good. Ricky rozzay LL cool jayd that a**"
"Hhahahahhahhaahhaa I'm laughin at thjese n*ggas" (Jay Electronica's Twitter)
Outside of Twitter comments, Jay spoke on his relationship with rap mogul Jay-Z earlier this year.
During the final minutes of his performance, the New Orleans native jumped into the crowd to get better acquainted with fans and it took him quite awhile to fight his way out. When he finally emerged, he explained that he actually hit up Jay-Z about performing at the Philadelphia festival. "Actually I sent him an email saying, 'You didn't ask me to perform at Made in America,'' Elect told MTV News, laughing at his boss' reply. "He's like, ' Ohh, you still perform? Ha.' You know. He always has jokes like that." Jay Electronica has been largely absent from the spotlight in recent months, making fans question whether or not they would ever see his Roc Nation album materialize, but this performance was part of the process. "It's Jay's festival and it's Philly at the same time, it's a good way to get my feet back wet," he said. "I've been missing from the stage for a long time. Its a good way to come back." (MTV)


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The search for San Francisco's next police chief moved into its final stages Tuesday as the Police Commission began closed-door interviews of candidates from inside and outside the department.
While commission President Thomas Mazzucco declined to say how many of the 75 applicants will be interviewed, commissioners have scheduled three interview sessions before presenting their top three choices to Mayor Ed Lee by March 15. Fourteen candidates were interviewed before former Chief George Gascón was selected in 2009.
But concerns about the selection process arose Monday night in a sparsely attended public meeting at the Hall of Justice. The event was billed as a chance for cops and civilian workers to sound off about what they wanted to see in the next chief, but only a handful of officers attended the meeting.
Many officers were convinced the meeting would be little more than a public relations exercise that would have little effect on the commission's ultimate choices, speakers said.
"A lot of people think that this is all political and that the decision has already been made," said Sgt. Chris Schaffer from the Bayview Station.
That view has been pushed by the semipublic grumblings of some high-ranking department officials who were told more than a week ago that they hadn't made the cut for the final interviews. Their off-the-record argument is that if the commissioners truly wanted the public's help with the selection, they would not have picked the finalists before those public hearings had finished.
Commissioners denied that any deals have been cut.
"I swear on every bit of honor I have, there's no fix in," Commissioner James Hammer said Monday. "We all live here and we all want a good chief."
That doesn't mean there hasn't been plenty of politicking for the job, with commissioners receiving a flood of calls pushing one candidate or another.
"There's been no shortage of advice," Mazzucco said after the meeting.
The dozen or so people at Monday's meeting added their own questions for the candidates, which the commissioners said would be included in the interview sessions.
Representatives of the department's civilian workers argued that they deserved more respect.
"Civilians shouldn't be second-class citizens in this department," said Ricardo Lopez, a union leader for Hall of Justice employees. "The new chief should emphasize that civilians are also part of the department."
Officers have their own concerns, said Steve Johnson of the Police Officers Association.
"They want someone who will listen to them and not lecture from the pulpit," he said.
Many still smarting
Much of the department is still smarting from the selection of Gascón, who was the first outsider to head the San Francisco department since the 1970s. Many officers want to the next chief to be a San Francisco officer.
"An outside candidate may look great with the numbers, but he won't be familiar with the ins and outs of San Francisco," said Officer John Ruggeiro, a 24-year veteran from Richmond Station. "It's not just knowing the department, but knowing all the groups you have to deal with in the city."
It's important that the chief know the problems the officers are dealing with, added Johnson.
"He should take off his chief's star and put on a patrol star for a shift on the street once a month or so," Johnson said.
The commissioners admitted that their choice will be a tough one, but one that's important for the city's future.
"This isn't a popularity contest for student body president," Mazzucco told the audience. "We're looking for the best possible person to represent San Francisco ... and take this department to the next level."
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Talk about an exciting night for Maryland basketball. First the big win over Miami, and then a commitment? It's like Christmas morning.
Or, at least, I think there's a commitment.
Damonte Dodd, a 6-9 center from Queen Anne's County HS, is now listed as a Maryland commitment on Rivals. And ... that's all we know. I know he wasn't listed as a commitment earlier today (was doing some research on a Nick Faust piece), but to be completely honest I've never heard the name before tonight. There's a premium paywall-ed story on him on Rivals, which says he's joining Maryland. But that's the only sign of him in their database - or any other database - meaning there's a good chance that profile was just created today.
To get right to the meat of the matter, let me just say this: I have no idea what's going on. I would assume it's a full, legit scholarship commitment, because A) I doubt they'd specifically create a page for a walk-on, and B) he's listed as having an offer. At the same time, I've literally never heard of him before and I have no idea if he had any other offers and/or interest from anywhere else. (He doesn't appear to.) It's certainly not a common scenario. And we've been burnt on these types of things before.
It's a mystery, really. Use caution until we're walking on more solid ground, meaning confirmation from somewhere else.
Update, 11:47: An apparent QA grad says Dodd's coach has confirmed the commitment, FWIW.
Update, 12:35: And another premium, paywall-ed confirmation. The phrasing in the headline and teaser - "snag" and "commitment" in particular - definitely make it seem like it's a scholarship deal. Looks like that's that, then.
It'll all be clearer in a few days, I'm sure, if not a few hours. In the meantime: if he's not on scholarship, it's not a huge deal, as it basically means he's just a preferred walk-on. If he is on scholarship, I imagine there will be some flexibility, meaning he could redshirt or prep or greyshirt or whatever depending on scholarship and/or playing time needs. Still, you'd think this probably ends the recruitment of Charles Mitchell even if only due to the scholarship numbers of it, unless the staff thinks that there will certainly be a departure in the offseason (Len going back to Europe ala Hawk Palsson or Ashton Pankey transferring are the only things I could imagine).
As for Dodd: he's listed as 6-9 and 230, which is elite size for a 4 and perfectly acceptable size for a 5 at this level. He plays for Queen Anne's County HS out in Centreville, which is on the Eastern Shore. Now, I'm far from an expert on Shore basketball, but something is telling that it isn't great. Are we talking Torrington, CT (Jordan Williams) not great, Howard County not great, wherever Jake Layman plays not great, or something else entirely? I don't know. But it's worth mentioning that he's probably the tallest kid by three inches almost every time he steps out on the floor.
He is putting up big numbers, though. He's averaging 24 points, 16 rebounds, and 6 blocks a game. To be expected with that size? Maybe. But still pretty impressive in their own way.
I know nothing else about him. So I won't pretend like I do. I'll say this, though: you have to assume that Maryland isn't going out and offering random kids from the Shore. This isn't Mark Turgeon's first rodeo, nor Spinelli's or Bino's. They've seen him, multiple times, multiple coaches. I don't know this in the sense that I have firm evidence of it, but I know it because there's simply no other way they'd hand out a scholarship. So, if this is a scholarship offer, what it really comes down to is this: do you trust Mark Turgeon's evaluation ability? Given that evaluation was his calling card at Texas A&M, I do.
You can't teach size, or athleticism. If Dodd has both, I'm assuming they feel he can mold him. The Shore gets, I'm assuming, basically no college scouts - Andre Collins is the only guy I can remember from out there, and he was setting state scoring records if I recall correctly - and it doesn't appear that Dodd played AAU over the summer. There would be basically no way for him to exposure, so it's tough to judge. Talent is talent, though, no matter where it is.
I'm guessing they feel they have a diamond in the rough here, and think it's worth taking a chance.
We'll have more going forward. In the meantime, now seems like a good time to mention that Maryland did add another player: Conner Lipinski, a 5-10 point guard from Annapolis Area Christian, committed to the Terrapins as a preferred walk-on. If you're wondering what a preferred walk-on is: basically a scholarship player in every aspect except the scholarship. No trying out, for example, and other such rigamarole. Lipinski will likely fill the role that Jonathan Thomas and Jon Dillard, both seniors, have been occupying in practice this year.
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The new show, set in 19th century New York, will center on a young Irish police officer (played by Weston-Jones) who's assigned to work within immigrant communities, and of course much drama will ensue.
Tessa Thompson, who has done some TV work since her appearance in For Colored Girls, and has some 4 feature films at various stages of development, will play a character named Sara, described as a doctor's wife, whose brothers were lynched by a group of Irsih folks during a riot, and will do what she has to do to protect what's left of her family.
Potente will play a woman who runs a brothel and has a relationship with the Irish cop.
No word on when the series will debut on BBC America, so stay tuned.
biwtican | January 5, 2012 10:56 PM
shakey. black female lead with no black male lead? i guess the draw will be guessing how long will it be before the black lady and the irish cop revisit "monster's ball". that's not progress.
k | January 5, 2012 10:09 AM
Finally. I've been waiting for Tessa to get some more high profiled work. Yay! Can't wait to see what she has to offer 2012.
Jug | January 4, 2012 1:33 PM
Why is she described as "vengeful"? That's some bullshit. I've read it & she isn't "vengeful", she's "distrusting" & "cynical" when it comes to the Irish cop, a friend of her husband (who is black by the way). Makes her sound like an "angry black woman" or Lady Macbeth. Anyway, as for the show, it's okay, not a gangbusters script but a solid procedural.
MulletLove | January 4, 2012 12:33 PM
I thought she was going to be the wife of Weston-Jones. She could have been the wife of the Irish cop. That used to happen quite a bit in 19th century, immigrant New York, to hear the historians tell it.
gerardo | January 4, 2012 12:00 PM
me gusta este tipo de shows


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The Economist published an article this week on the threats and opportunities of blogs and bloggers, "Corporate reputations – The blog in the corporate machine".
The Threat:
"The spread of "social mediaâ€? across the internet—such as online discussion groups, e-mailing lists and blogs—has brought forth a new breed of brand assassin, who can materialise from nowhere and savage a firm's reputation."
The Opportunity:
"Many big companies have been looking eagerly for ways to tailor their advertising to specific groups of consumers. They have found that web logs and internet discussion groups, which bring together people of similar interests, can help them turn hot links into cold cash. But besides trying to get out their message, companies are also learning that blogs can provide early warning signs of potential problems."
Steve Rubel was also quoted in the article giving tips on how to use a blog for crisis communications, suggesting the creation of a "lockbox blog".
Despite the attempt at describing pros and cons of consumer generated media and blogs in particular, the article doesn't do justice to the many positive marketing, PR and branding benefits. Reputation management is not the only reason companies should pay attention to the blogosphere. Regardless, the article does draw more attention to blogging with an influential audience and that's a good thing.


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(e.g., Whose girlfriend was named Tess Trueheart? Answer: Dick Tracy.)
Freshman Level
1. Who was the "Yankee Clipper"?
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3. Quote the famous headline blooper of the Chicago Tribune in 1948.
Graduate Level
4. What was the profession of e.e. cummings?
5. Through what mountain range is the Cumberland Gap?
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Here we are, AAOP season. I've been here for a few years but this is my first one. Let's get to it!
First Thing First
Sign Dan Murphy to an extension. 4/$36M. $6/$8/$10/$12M.
The TRAIDS
Justin Turner for lower level prospect. Figure we can probably do a bit better than we did for Cowgill.
Jordany Valdespin for lower level player or whatever we can get. Probably roughly what we got for Cowgill. Spin just isn't worth the aggravation.
The Free Agents
Stephen Drew 4/$44M.
Marlon Byrd 2/$14M.
Kelly Shoppach 1/$2M
Stauffer/Feldman/Baker/Young (whichever will sign a minor league deal)
The Lineup
1. Young Jr. LF ($1.9M)
2. Drew SS ($11M)
3. Wright 3B ($20M)
4. Davis 1B ($3.5M)
5. Byrd RF ($7M)
6. Murphy 2B ($6M)
7. d'Arnaud C ($0.5M)
8. Lagares CF ($0.5M)
The Bench
Satin, Tejada, Shoppach, den Dekker, Brown ($4.5M)
The Rotation
1. Wheeler ($0.5M)
2. Niese ($5M)
3. Syndergaard ($0.5M)
4. Gee ($3.4M)
5. Mejia ($0.5M)
Minor League Depth: Montero, deGrom, FA signing
The Pen
Torres, Edgin, Rice, Germen, Familia, Black, Parnell ($6.2M)
Other Money Owed
Santana, Bay ($8.5M)
Lucas Duda ($1.8M) to play in AAA
The Game Plan
1) Stick with what worked last year. Lagares, EY Jr., Byrd, Wheeler, and Satin all proved to be valuable pieces and I believe it is no coincidence that the team played 2 months of 90 win-pace baseball with them. I'll look to continue that.
2) Improve where possible. Drew is a 3-4 win upgrade considering the negative value Tejada/Q provided last year. Syndergaard and Mejia are an improvement over Marcum and Hefner as well.
3) Give Ike his last chance. Since Abreu is off the market we should go with Ike. Give him a month and a half if he's hitting .160 again then bring in Duda for good.
4) Get Thor MLB experience. This year, we saw elite pitchers like Fernandez, Cole, and Wacha move quickly to the majors and have success. Time to do the same for Thor. There will likely be a MLB learning curve for him, so lets get it out of his system so we're ready to roll in 2015. I'd love to delay his arb but there is value to not paying a FA to take his place and exciting the fan base. I don't think he has anything left to prove and even if he does come up and pisses his pants we could always swap him back for our minor league FA pitcher.
5) Keep Flores, Puello and Montero locked in at their spots in AAA. Delay some arb time and get them some more seasoning. They can get themselves prepared in case of a TRAID or injury.
6) Keep depth in AAA with what is effectively your #6-#8 pitchers: Minor League FA, Montero, de Grom.
7) Don't neglect the bench. Shoppach and Tejada are experienced guys who could come in and play in case d'Arnaud doesn't perform and/or Drew gets hurt. MDD is an elite defensive OFer with some lefty pop off the bench. Brown is a respectable corner OFer with some righty pop and Satin is at worst a platoon guy for Ike/Duda if they tank and at best, a potentially average MLB 1B.
So there we go. Speed at the top of the lineup, Power in the middle, young potential at the bottom. A young, solid, rotation and a bullpen with live arms. Some depth on the bench, no albatross deals, and a system set up to give the 18-21 years olds their necessary development time.
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Mental and physical preparation. Your new biker isn't ready to be "one of the guys." You need to spend some one-on-one time getting him ready. For a not-so-tough kid, that means general physical conditioning first. Make it fun. Kids hate the "death-march" type of "getting-in-shape" activities adults go for. Don't assume that BMX skills are enough for mountain biking. It's different. The bikes and the riding position are different, and picking your way down a rough steep rock face is very different than "taking a run" at the dirt bumps next door. A kid who's good at BMX will often be over-confident, and that can be dangerous.
The right equipment. Let the child be part of the decision process. They're more likely to enjoy the bike if they helped pick it out. But that means you need to do a little prep work, so he's ready to recognize that a good bike is more than a bright-colored paint job. Size the bike correctly: biggest wheels he can handle on a frame that fits his size. Most 20-inch-wheeled bikes are crap -- and the small wheels make life difficult off-road. Get solid quality. If you can afford it, go top-of-the-line. Quick-release skewers, trigger shifters, light frame. On kids' bikes, grip shifters are the usual, but they're hard for kids to twist while trying to stay on a bumpy trail. If your budget is limited, consider a good frame with cheaper components. When he's good enough to need better parts, upgrade the components. Time spent in the garage wrenching with your little biker can be as valuable as time on the trail! But if you're not mechanically skilled, spend the money to get quality. Customizing: Consider building up a 12 or 13 size frame with disc brakes. Then fit it with smaller wheels (24") and a smaller crank to start. As the child gets bigger, move up to standard (26") wheels and a standard crank.
Getting started. Get ready for that first ride carefully. Remember the terror you felt when you faced steep downhill slopes -- slopes you now take with confidence. Save the rough stuff until he's ready. Spend some time riding on the lawn. A nearby park with rolling grass hills is perfect for getting used to that "off-road" feel. Grass-riding also gets legs toughened up. Go to the church parking lot and set up a steering course using cones, so he can practice tight turns. Lay a series of 2x4's down where he'll ride over them, so he gets used to hitting bumps as he turns and pedals.
Starting to ride off-road. Pick easy trails at first. Your first dirt can be a broad jeep trail, or an easy spur off the neighborhood paved trail. For very young kids, consider a trail-a-bike so he can get used to the feel of trail riding and build strength. Let your new biker learn at his own pace. Often, it's best to let the child lead out, especially on the uphill part of the ride. When it looks like he's wobbling, take a break. Keep it simple; make it fun. (This goes for teaching the wife or girlfriend, too.) Don't push to go too fast. Speed will improve as ability and physical condition improve. Spend enough time, often enough, on easy dirt before you go for the "real thing."
Facing harder trails. Never belittle his abilities, and never push him to take dangerous slopes. Let him find his own solutions, and make it clear you don't mind if he gets off and walks the rough or steep sections. In fact, maybe you should get off and walk with him. Have the child practice standing on the pedals. The natural tendency for most kids is to take their feet off the pedals and put them out to the side when they get nervous. They need to understand that the safest way to go through tricky stuff is with all their weight coming down through level pedals, and with the butt off the seat. Monitor the child's energy level, and build a lot of breaks into the ride. Being tired can be very dangerous in difficult terrain, and your kid may not want to tell you he's bushed.
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You may prefer to have a shop do all your major maintenance, but there are certain maintenance tasks that need to be done often. You should learn how to do these.
These are things that need to be done often. Again, get a book or take a class at a local bike shop.
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Romantically Apocalyptic - 150 - panel 2.
I don't recall having promoted this before, but the pony reference would make me do it again anyways.
Romantically Apocalyptic is a web comic that follows the adventures of Zee Captain (shown above), and his companions, in a horrid waste land. It's witty, and silly, and over all quite romantic about the presentation, story, characters and art. I highly recommend it to those with a sense of humor. Click through for the latest installment, or click HERE for the beginning.
1. If you do not like silly humor, do not watch. 2. Watch this regardless.
Long live The Mighty Boosh.
The whole episode leads up to this joke. Watched the whole thing then this happened. ROFL, so much rofl.
This episode added Purloin (and Liepard) to my favorite pokemon list.
So I found this the other day while I was dinkin' around. It reminds me of my days as a coach and teacher. Every now and again, I'd get a kid (usually from a daycare) that would tell me, "I'm a great swimmer!"
They would assure me with the up most confidence. I would say, "Show me whacha got!" I'd keep my arms at the ready in case they weren't as good as they thought, but usually these kids weren't just worse than they thought, they were the worst. That's not a bad thing either: That's why I was there, to teach. BUT that's irrelevant when the kid let's go of the edge, and instead of pushing off they just sink like a damn rock, then 2 inches below the surface, and 1 foot away from the bottom they realize that they knew nothing, and would panic. I loved teaching.
Nothing like a drowning kid to wake you up in the morning. Good times… good times.
You know, isn't it crazy to think that we're just sitting on a ball? That ball has a smaller ball that roles around it, and both those balls roll around a huge ball with a couple other bigger and smaller balls, and all the balls mentioned so far are just a spec in side of a gigantic arm of a cloud of balls that rotate around a gargantuan^100 core (that looks like a ball), and there are a near infinite number of those clouds flying around in side an infinitely changing ball.
Forget "Dust in the Wind" someone write a song called "Dust in a Ball Pit"
Yes, my entire understanding of astronomy is focused on the unit of ball.
The Saga of Biorn
Just a little daily dose of funny. It's actually a really good short film, interesting character, good plot, and great twist ending.
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David Shmukler took a potentially life-ending event and made it life-changing.
Six years ago, the Kennett area chiropractor was jogging at Anson B. Nixon Park when he realized his left leg was dragging.
When he returned to his office on Union Street a short time later, his condition had worsened.
"I went to speak to my secretary and all that came out was a whooshing sound," he said. "I tried to walk it off, but … next thing I know the ambulance is there."
It was then that he realized he was having a stroke – technically a cerebral hemorrhage – which came as a shock to the relatively healthy 48-year-old.
That diagnosis lead to weeks of painful rehabilitation at Temple and Bryn Mawr. Within three weeks, Shmukler went from being unable to bathe and feed himself to jogging in the parking lot.
"I put it to a combination of good care and I was just so locked in to getting better," he said.
Six months later, Shmukler sank into depression for the first time in his life. As he explored options, Shmukler studied up on neuropsychology and the "plasticity" of the human brain, which is essentially its ability to reprogram itself.
"I came to the conclusion that if I could change my thoughts, I could change my emotios and rewire my brain," he said. "And so, I was able to come out of it with no drugs."
Eventually, Shmukler took those experiences and turned them into a philosophy that in turn became a book
"For me, the whole point was to say, hey if I can come back from a pretty serious thing, you can change your behaviors and rewire yoru brain and develop healthier eating habits," he said.
He was also inspired by a visit to the west coast, where a lifelong friend was working out daily but was still losing weight slowly.
"I asked him what the problem was, and he said, 'Dave, you can't out-exercise your fork,'" he said. "But, we thought, you can outsmart it."
The result, "Outsmart your Fork: A mindful guide to permanent weight loss," gives the readers tips on how to do just that, by developing mindful habits and being more self-aware.
Smukler said the book is gimmick-free, instead foicusing on taking people from mindless unhealthy habits and turhjing those around for the better.
"It's a case of doing it for so long that it's just a habit –it doesn't take will power," he said.
The book outlines a 10-week program, which he said is a scientifically proven length of time fo rpeopel to develop new habits.
It's also right about the cutoff for when most people give up on a new routine and fall back on bad habits.
Breaking that cycle through self-awareness, Shmukler said, is the key to success.
It's not a diet book, Shmukler said, but it is filled with tips on adjusting behaviors.
"The whole thing is about developing awareness. Stress can sometimes make you do things you're unaware of," he said.
Instead, the book presents guidelines for a lifetime of new and healthy habits, Shmukler said.
"With these tips, you can start the ball rolling," Shmukler said. "If you don't develop self-awareness, with 24-hour McDonald's and Wawa's, it's going to be very difficult."
The book is available at Shmukler's Kennett office, or online at Amazon or www.outsmartyourfork.com.


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Ambassador Peter Wittig gave an interview with Brian Gallagher of USA Today this week. In the interview, Ambassador Wittig called the Ukraine crisis a "watershed moment" for East-West relations.
The German government decided today, August 20, to authorize further assistance, including military aid and arms deliveries, for Iraq. Foreign Minister Steinmeier and Defense Minister von der Leyen made the announcement in a joint press conference following a discussion with Chancellor Angela Merkel and other cabinet members.
Every year in late summer in Germany, eager and proud first-graders stand in front of their primary schools on the first day of school, happily holding their Schultüten, colorful cones almost as big as they are filled to the brim with sweets and little gifts. How did this custom begin?
Federal Chancellor Merkel is traveling to Kiev on Saturday for talks. The meeting is "another part of the Federal Government's involvement" in efforts to resolve the conflict, according to Federal Government Spokesperson Steffen Seibert.
Merkel in Ukraine
Foreign Minister Frank‑Walter Steinmeier travelled to Baghdad and Erbil for political talks. In northern Iraq he also met people who have fled from the ISIS terrorists. His aim was to see for himself the situation on the ground and to get an idea of just what help is needed.
Steinmeier in Iraq
The longlist for the German Book Prize was announced this week. The jury, which has been tirelessly debating the candidates for months now, nominated twenty novels for the prestigious list. By the beg...
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Fifty illustrated postcards by the German artist Otto Schubert, sent from the battlefields of the First World War, form the centerpiece of an exhibition opening August 19 at the Pepco Edison Place Gallery in downtown Washington.
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It's 3rd & Goal from the 14. Denver has 3 WRs and 1 back with Julius Thomas standing up to Tebow's right, with Britt Davis beyond him and on Tebow's far left, he has Matt Willis with David Anderson inside him in the slot. Lance Ball is on Tebow's left as Tim sets up in the shotgun.
At the snap, the line pushes Dallas' D-Line and rushers to the right, except for Clady who kicks his man outside and beyond the pocket. Momentairly this creates a perfect passing lane. Tim takes a short 2 step drop straight back and as he sees that (what I indentify as) his primary read, Thomas, has been double covered on a seam up the middle. Tim steps up while gaining speed with the ball at his left hip. He could throw from there (Anderson may have been able to make a catch in the back corner around then - but it would have been contested) but Tim may be better served to carry the ball a bit higher while he's in the pocket, even if he is scrambling. But that's picking nits. In the end, Tim leaves the pocket to his left with a full head of steam towards the sideline.
Tebow gets to the second level (beyond the LOS at this point by around 2 to 3 yard) quickly but finds himself walled off by the Dallas defense.
Then Tim is able to fend of a would be tackler (#26 Josh Thomas) with a great stiff-arm and then another great stiff arm to disengage from Thomas and simultanously pivots on the sideline leaving about an inch to work with. He then doubles back and finds a block from Herb Taylor and eventually Russ Hochstein as he looks upfield. Once he realizes that there is nobody directly in front of him (was he still looking for Thomas or Anderson?), he turns his head to the right slightly and sees Britt Davis coming towards him. Tim feels some pressure from the oncoming CB (#20 Alan Ball) and eventually tosses a soft, short pass over Ball to Davis that Davis catches and turns upfield, but that comes up short of the endzone.
And here are my reactions on the play (just my opinions, by the way):
The best part: Tebow is a beast. He's shockingly fast for a guy the exact same size as Dick Butkus (6'3", 245). He can throw with touch. And he has a killer stiff arm and with his legs, he can do EXACTLY what Ben Rothlisberger does with his legs (extend plays), but Tebow's much faster and elusive.
The worst part: If Tebow had better awareness he wouldn't have gone beyond the line of scrimmage. It's not like he was a foot or even a yard beyond it. He was 9 feet beyond it. In reality, Big Ben would have gotten beyond the Left Tackle and Right DE and turned his run towards the sideline at around the 15 yardline looking to pass (9:00) and at that time, he probably could have given Anderson a chance to make a play on ball.
Even worse than that, in my opinion though, is that it took him at least .75 seconds too long to get the ball to Davis and that he didn't recognize that the CB coming free at him as he ran back to the right was responsible for Davis and left the WR wide open.
Okay, lets pretend for a moment that Timmy didn't go beyond the LOS. Or that a few of the linemen had run upfield to block for his initial scamper and now were ineligible. Let's say that all was kosher up until the point when Tebow let go of the ball. It was still too late. Davis was wide open right around the 14:00 mark. The kind of wide open only Antonio Gates knows about. If Tebow throws the ball to Davis anywhere from the 14:75 to 15:75 mark and not 16:50 or so (when he did throw it), Davis easily scores a TD. And here's the thing. Tebow waited so long to throw the ball that he had to flutter it over Ball's (#20) head to get it to Davis. If he recognizes what's going on a tick earlier, he can get it to Davis when Davis can score BECAUSE he can rifle a pass to him before Ball gets between the two of them. That said, Davis ran way too far towards Tebow, so that certainly had something to do with it, but he probably kept running towards his young QB because Tebow wasn't noticing how open he was and when you have a QB scampering around back there, you're taught to come back to him and to give him a target.
To me, that, in short is why Tebow's not going to start, at least for now. Because even when he improvises and makes a great play with his feet, his recognition as a passer is still a tick late, just like when he is on a called 3, 5, or 7 step pocket drop with 2-5 progressions. Once Timmay can clean that part of his game up, he'll get the nod.
Said it last night and I'll say it again: Tebow doesn't have to be a better passer than Orton to win the starter job. But he has to be closer than he is today.
Here's to more crazy plays that make me stand up and shout at my TV.


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Longer and straighter. That's only what every golfer wants.
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