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Sacks, Lies, And Videotape - Game Nine Recap
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As some of you may have noticed, this post is very late. I have a very good excuse for it. I was traveling to Gatlinburg on my annual pilgrimage to the great Smoky Mountains. I followed the game the best I could on NFL.com but it was frustrating reading the play by-play. At one point, it said the Vikings had recorded a safety, and another that Peterson had a carry for a loss of 43 yards. Luckily, I had my trusty DVR faithfully record the game and I sat down and watched the game last night. Let me tell you, I was abhorred with the officiating and the penalty ridden game the Vikings played.
Sundays game was a tale of Sacks, Lies, And Videotape.
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As I was saying, Sundays game was a tale of Sacks, Lies, And Videotape.
Case in point, Ray Edwards bursts through the line and to avoid getting chop blocked, he leaps over the Lions running back but in doing so, with the aid of the Lions running back, launches towards Stafford and comes into contact with him forcing a fumble and a sack.
Instead, the referee throws the flag and calls personal foul, roughing the quarterback, hitting helmet to helmet giving the Lions a first and ten inside the 15 yard line. This was a third down play mind you which would have forced the Lions into a field goal attempt with missing one earlier.
The announcers go along for the ride. After the replay, the fans boo loudly and sustained their anger and voice for the rest of the game towards the referee. In watching the replay, it clearly shows Edwards making contact with only his shoulder on Staffords chest. Not helmet to helmet. The announcers blatantly ignore the fans boos and agree that it was a good call. As you know, I don't agree with coach Childress all to often, but this time, he was dead on complaining about the poor officiating at the game. Edwards should not be fined for that phantom hit.
Thats not all boys and girls. Later on in the game, Favre was planted in th ground, clearly a late hit on the quarterback, the referee looking straight away at the play, and he keeps his little yellow flag in his pocket. The fans boo wildly once again but the announcers are clueless as to what is happening on the field.
But wait, there was still more. Kick returner D. Reynaud gets blasted out-of-bounds after the whistle was blown by three Lion defenders. The referee is right there looking on, and he doesn't do a damn thing. The fans booed loudly but not even a referee huddle to determine a late hit.
Alas, we have one more missed personal foul on the Lions. During Petersons 43 yard run, the Lion defender grabbed Peterson horse collar style and dragged him off his feet from behind forcing him to fumble. The Lions recovered in the end zone for a touchback. The replay clearly shows a horse collar tackle that should have resulted in a personal foul and the Vikings maintaining control of the ball at the 11 yard line. And what about the announcers, apparently they were having tea and crumpets in the booth oblivious to what was going on.
Perhaps the referees were upset that the Viking organization didn't grease their palms like Chad 85 did last week. After all, the economy is in a recession, and everyone has to eat.
There were some good things that came from Sundays game. Sidney Rice has arrived. Not just because he had 7 catches for 201 yards on Sunday, but for his entire season so far. His 44 catches for 786 yards leads the team and he is on pace for 78 catches and almost 1400 yards. All Pro numbers indeed!
Brett Favre is having the best season of his illustrious career. Not only does he lead the NFL in passer rating, his best ever in his career, but he is on pace to throw for more than 4000 yards, 30 plus touch downs, and throw only 5 interceptions, his lowest total ever in his career. And he just keeps getting better and more comfortable every week. Perhaps Nostradamus was correct after all predicting the Vikings to win the Super Bowl.
Percy Harvin, what a hit on the linebacker during his 40 yard catch and run. I said from week one, he is the offensive rookie of the year. Look to see him more and more involved down the stretch.
And one more thing good from the game. The Vikings won. 27-10 and swept the Lions and the Packers in the division. The Vikings are 8-1 and one game behind the Saints for home field advantage in the playoffs. I'm talking playoffs already. You betcha.
Note to Bernard Berrian: Catch the freaking ball. You had three dropped balls in Sundays game. Keep that up and perhaps Jay Cutler could use you next year.
Jared Allen is a beast, with a mullet. I saw a survey during the game on what to name the front four of the Vikings defense. I laughed out loud at Three Men And A Mullet.
Seattle comes to town next week with poison pill envy still bitter in their stomachs. Rumor has it that Matt Hasselbeck is still crying about a low blow hit from the 2006 season.
The Vikings must regain concentration and avoid the stupid penalties that killed drives and extended opponents drives. If they can achieve that, there is no stopping the Vikings on their quest for the Super Bowl title.
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I would love to see the Viking front four, Edwards, Pat Williams, Kevin Williams, and Jared Allen all don mullet wigs before the game on Sunday. Much like all the receivers and backs let their freak flag fly ala Randy Moss style a while back.
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I'm still pissed about the Steelers game. Calls were all one sided.
Also, I think during the Lions game we got our SECOND defensive delay of game. And this time it was on a DB or S.
What is that exactly?814
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Jennifer Mathieson of Lee is the chairwoman this year of Mast Way Elementary PTO's annual fund-raiser, the "Have a Heart Collection."
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In just a few years, these power poles above ground could be a thing of the past.
"Storms frequently knock out power," Wisconsin Public Service Community Relations Director Leah Van Zile said.
That's why WPS is asking the state for permission to bury existing power lines in the Northwoods.
"It can't eliminate outages because even underground outages can occur," Electrical engineer Richard Rietz said. "But, the idea is to minimize the number of outages, especially in those hardest hit areas."
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If you have the misfortune of suffering from both IBS and panic disorder at the same time, you may find some solace in the fact that you are not alone. Higher rates of IBS have been found in individuals who suffer from panic disorder as compared to healthy individuals or even individuals who suffer from other types of anxiety problems. Learning why this overlap occurs can be your first step toward managing the symptoms of both conditions.
What is IBS?
IBS is a digestive disorder in which individuals experience symptoms of chronic abdominal pain, along with a marked change in bowel habits resulting in episodes of constipation and/or diarrhea. With IBS, standard diagnostic testing does not reveal any visible disease process and so diagnosis is made based on a set of symptom criteria known as the Rome III criteria.
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Panic disorder is an anxiety disorder in which individuals experience recurring panic attacks. Panic attacks are episodes of intense fear accompanied by a variety of uncomfortable physical sensations, including heart palpitations, sweating, shaking, a feeling of shortness of breath, and dizziness. Digestive tract symptoms such as nausea or abdominal distress are also common.
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Overlap Between IBS and Panic Disorder
Research studies have estimated that approximately 25 to 40% of panic disorder patients also suffer from IBS. Why the overlap? Researchers are looking into dysfunction within certain pathways of the central nervous system in order to increase understanding of the pathology behind both conditions. These pathways are those connected with the body's stress response. It appears that for both disorders, this fight-or-flight response is kicking in too frequently, resulting in uncomfortable physical symptoms.
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Although IBS and panic disorder are separate conditions, there is some similarity in terms of the treatment options for each, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and the use of antidepressants. Your doctor is in the best position to help you to design a treatment approach that most effectively targets your symptoms. The following articles provide you with an overview of standard treatment options for each condition:
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American Psychiatric Association. "Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th ed., text revision" 2000 Washington, D.C.
Gros, D.F., Antony, M.M., McCabe, R.E., & Swinson RP. "Frequency and severity of the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome across the anxiety disorders and depression." Journal of Anxiety Disorders 2009 23:290-296.
Lydiard, R. "Increased Prevalence of Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders in Panic Disorder: Clinical and Theoretical Implications" CNS Spectrums 2005 10:899-908.
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Here's a look at how the Rebels match up with the McNeese State Cowboys using the Four Factors. (National Rank in parentheses)
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The McNeese State Cowboys struggle to score. That's the nicest thing you can say about it. They've played 3 games this year and have yet to score more than 54 points in a single game. The Rebels scored that in the second half alone against Coastal Carolina. McNeese lost by 25 points to a mediocre LSU team earlier this month. The Cowboys' eFG% of 35.0% is almost as impressively bad as Marshall Henderson's 68.3% eFG % is unbelievably good.
Defensively though, the Cowboys aren't much better. They force a decent amount of turnovers - 23% of opponents' possessions - but the Rebels have been one of the best in the country so far this year in protecting the ball. The Rebels will have a field day tonight shooting as McNeese doesn't crack the top 300 in the country in defensive eFG%. While the Rebels likely won't get to the FT line as much tonight as they did the other night,
It should be a good night rebounding the ball as well, which the Rebels need. They've given up far too many offensive rebounds - 35.3% of opponents' missed shots - and tonight is a real opportunity to start to get that number back where it should be.
Ole Miss 85 McNeese State 44
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In today's marketplace, recruiting, hiring and training the most well-qualified employees is critical to the success of your business. One of the most effective ways to make sure you're offering the right job to the right person is through a program called Cooperative Education.
Co-op lets you observe a potential employee's performance in an actual job situation. Through Co-op you're able to evaluate a student's real potential in terms of your company's needs before you offer them a full-time position.
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USC wide receiver Marqise Lee suffered a knee injury during the Trojans' loss to Arizona State on Sept. 28, and that kept him out of the team's game against Arizona last Thursday. Lee is considered questionable for the Notre Dame game this Saturday, according to interim coach Ed Orgeron, but Notre Dame's Brian Kelly is preparing as though Lee will suit up.
"We're assuming he's going to be in the ballgame," Kelly said, via Brian Hamilton of the Chicago Tribune.
Lee was on the practice field Sunday doing some running, which is an encouraging development for the Trojans, but he was not able to participate in practice on Monday.
Were Lee able to play against the Fighting Irish, he would provide USC's unsteady offense with a weapon it sorely needs. Lee is averaging six catches per game in 2013 and has 385 receiving yards, which leads the team despite his absence against the Wildcats.
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I decided to go to the season opener in Oakland. It's either going to be one of the most interesting things I have ever done or the last thing I ever do.
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A downtown Carlisle restaurant is working to serve quality food to its customers and to educate them on making healthier food choices. It's also going green in the process.
Chef Jason Turner of the Green Room restaurant said that starts with using fresh ingredients. His menu features locally grown, organic food. Partnering with local growers is his way of ensuring the meals he prepares are of the highest quality.
To him, buying produce is like forming a partnership.
"I think its a very cohesive relationship," Turner said. "It's gone on for centuries and I think now we are starting to get back into it, and I think people realize the importance of where things come from and who handles it ultimately."
Turner knows exactly where his food comes from. The baby greens used in salads come from the Chicano Sol Farm in Perry County.
It's a "mom and pop operation," but the eight-acre farm produces flavorful, nutritious ingredients. Plus, the proximity of the farm to the Green Room, means what is on your plate, could have been in the ground, just hours before.
If you haven't tried it, Jarrah Cernas of Chicano Sol Farms, said you should.
"If you've only had store-bought, you'll think its a totally new vegetable when you try it locally grown," Cernas said.
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Can my pain be any worse? On April 5, I went to the University of Miami health system to see a doctor after a referral to check out my hurting elbow. I didn't understand that a visit would cost me $481 out of pocket. It seems that most of the U locations are billed as hospital visits. So they get to make you pay the "rent" at the facility, pay the doctor for his services and pay for the X-rays separately — plus all the other stuff that Florida Blue shows it paid. Now the pain is in my elbow and my wallet.
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New York
3.88/5 rDev +4.3%
Just a few minutes from downtown Burlington, place is kinda dark inside, multiple rooms, dark wood, wood beams on the ceiling, some views of a woody area and a pond. Nice copper top bar. A bit on the dressy side compared to what we've seen at other places in town. Also somewhat more stuffy.
12 on tap, offerings from Switchback, The Shed, Hill Farmsted, Harpoon, and Allagash. Only 5 bottles highlighted by Dieu Du Ciel'S Derniere Volonte. Our bartender, while on the slow side, was knowledgeable about the beers as well as matching them with our food selections.
Food was very good. It seems everybody in town is using all local and fresh products, and these guys are on board. Very tasty apps and entrees on a fairly limited menu. Prices seemed quite reasonable for the quality offered, but perhaps on the high side for the area.
Worth a visit, but not with the guys for a few pints, better to take a date.
Just a note, when we got there they said it was "an hour wait", but we saw a mess of tables open, took seats at the bar and 15 mins later, we were told a table was available. By the time we left the place was empty...so don't get discouraged if they (for some reason) give you a long projected wait time.
Upscale place with a ton of wine, but they do show respect for quality beer here.
08-28-2010 14:30:30 | More by Billolick
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The draft and bottle selection were quite good. Most are served in the proper glassware by servers that just barely know what kind of beer is in the glass, don't look for much help with beer description other than what is written on the menu or bottle.
While the food was very good I thought the portions were very small for the price, hence the very expensive rating. Charge a couple bucks more and give me some food, I am not on a diet.
The area around the bar was what I would expect in an upscale beer bar, no pub here. This is a nice place with adequate beer. Remember to bring your wallet.
07-19-2010 16:34:18 | More by youbrewidrink
4.3/5 rDev +15.6%
(This review refers to their former Riverside Ave location.)
Two nice dark bars, one with 10 draft lines and the other with bottles. Both have an AMAZING liquor collection of rarities and old-school distillations.
Pours are proper and often larger than other beer bars in the area. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable - and best yet, if they don't know the answer, they'll find out for you!
A great place to stop for a pint and some incredible eats too! Their whole focus is on locally produced/foraged foods and beverages, and they expand into the region too to supply things like Island Creek Oysters. The kitchen is great and the beer line-up always compliments the menu. My rating on the price reflects the high quality of ingredients and in no way do I find this place "over-priced."
If you're a cocktail aficionado, this is a great stop too. House twists on classic drinks. Plus it's the only place in the area with Sazerac rye whiskey!
07-16-2010 02:47:58 | More by SFLpunk
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There's only ever been a scant few acknowledged masters of the Hammond B-3 organ in jazz at any given time. So few, in fact, that when one leaves the scene — as in 2005, when the great Jimmy Smith passed away — aficionados have been left to wonder whether the instrument has a future in jazz at all.
That questioning has nothing to do with a lack of players, of course. Invented in the 1930s and marketed to churches, where it offered a portable, affordable alternative to the grand wind organs, the Hammond is played with joy and reverence across the land on Sundays. And in jazz, its shaky spot in the canon reflects decisions by record companies over the years — for instance in the 1970s, when organ-led records were lumped under the rubric "soul-jazz" — more than any dearth of creative players, then or now.


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Buffalo Sabres broadcaster Rick Jeanneret, whose boisterous goal calls have become well known to fans around the NHL, has been diagnosed with throat cancer.
Jeanneret will begin treatment in the coming weeks and, according to a report from The Buffalo News, doctors have told the legendary broadcaster his cancer is at Stage 3 and he has an 85 per cent chance of recovery.
"We wish RJ a full and speedy recovery and know his tenacity will serve him well in his fight," the Sabres said in a team release on their website.
Jeanneret has been calling Sabres games since 1971 and, according to reports, plans on returning to the broadcasting booth next season.


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Updated 3:54pm Monday 20th January 2014 in News By Bruce Thain
This was the scene during an ancient blessing ceremony at a community orchard.
Toast was hung from trees amid chanting, singing and music at the Diamond Community Orchard at Hatch End Playing Fields, in Uxbridge Road last night.
The ceremony, known as wassailing, takes place on the evening of Old Twelfth Night to ensure a good harvest in the coming year.
Russell Sutcliffe is part of the hoi polloi group, which aims to connect people with apple trees in their gardens with companies who can use them for cider, apple juice or chutneys.
He said: "This is all about making the most of local produce.
"There are a lot of people in Harrow doing their own thing with local produce and this project is about connecting them all together.
"I think people are surprised there is good produce grown around here and what can be achieved because they are so used to getting their food from the supermarket.
"A big part of this is about educating the community and trying to get young people involved and learning about where food comes from.
"In the future the dream is to make an actual commercial enterprise of what we produce but that is a long way off at the moment."
The orchard was funded by a Capital Growth grant and was planted in spring 2012 and is part of the hoi polloi project to create a community orchard for Harrow.
The project has also secured funding for three restorative pruning sessions of the old orchard at Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, in Stanmore.
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Surprise, AZ (Sports Network) - Scooter Gennett hit for the cycle and finished with three RBI and two runs scored as the Milwaukee Brewers topped the Kansas City Royals, 7-3, in Cactus League action on Sunday.
Taylor Green went 3-for-4 with an RBI, while Edwin Maysonet also knocked in a run for the Brewers. Starter Marco Estrada scattered three hits over four scoreless frames.
Terry Evans ripped a solo home run, while Eric Hosmer and Billy Butler each had an RBI for the Royals. Starter Felipe Paulino gave up five runs on six hits over 2 2/3 innings.
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Welcome to the Oden Era
"But the thing is that both of these dunks are especially notable because they dunked on ODEN. It means something now. It's not Samuel Dalembert, it's not Hasheem Thabeet, it's not DJ Mbenga. It's Oden. And with the way he's been a defensive wall, it means something. Getting him is a challenge. He's the denier." such POSITIVE praise from such painful events. love it


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Hey guys, hope all is good!
Today I'm super excited to be able to tell you more about a project I've been working on for several months now! It's called the American Lookbook and basically it's a lifestyle magazine that describes fashion, interior design and architecture. And it isn't just another magazine, you will find almost no words in it, just the photos. Big, beautiful full page photos of these three spheres of art!
The magazine is divided into three parts, and I am one of the fashion contributors. The people who worked on this project are all around the world what makes it even more interesting! When I initially found out that I'll be only contributor from my country I couldn't believe it! And working with such amazing people was beautiful experience!
Below you can see my spreads in the American Lookbook, and by clicking here you can buy one copy for yourself, it is 24$ for a single issue
or 40$ for subscription (in total two issues, second one in September 2014.)
Enjoy the photos,
I was wearing:
-first photo: coat by IK studio, scarf by Dior Homme, shades by Cutler and Gross
-second photo: tee by Givenchy, Zara shorts, Nike sneakers and Persol shades
-third photo: unknown shorts, VIX tee, Ray-Ban sunnies
-fourth photo: Massimo Dutti tee, Zara pants, Givenchy bag, Valentino sneakers and Cutler and Gross shades
-fifth photo: Zara shirt, Dioralop pants, dr. Martens boots and Ray-Ban shades


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such a good looking watch, sick rubber feel and look to it. be careful though, have a few scratches on the glass though, but then again i wear it all day every day and am too lazy to take it off at my job moving furniture so it that's more my fault. dope style though, always getting compliments on it
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I don't know what an ice blob is, but I'm terrified. instagram.com/p/ZMBDhdOho_/—
Adam Johns (@bg5000) May 11, 2013
So much for global warming, eh?
Another photo of the ice blob on the south side of Mille Lacs Lake today as ice piled up to 30 feet high in spots. http://t.co/AqsOKUqMY4—
Jonathan Yuhas (@JonathanYuhas) May 12, 2013
KSTP TV viewer Garrett Norsten sent this photo of the Mille Lac frozen ice wave smashing thru a garage. http://t.co/3sTPNX2T7D—
Jonathan Yuhas (@JonathanYuhas) May 12, 2013
Wow! RT @WCCO: Lake Mille Lacs ice surges onto shore, threatening resort. | cbsloc.al/10A72cH | http://t.co/TQcFoyw05A—
Gregg Litman (@GRLitman) May 11, 2013
Ice anyone. Wind gusts to 45 mph piling Mr Freeze like ice blocks on Mille Lacs Lake in Minnesota. http://t.co/aqrASNzYx6—
Rob Koch (@RobKochWNTV) May 11, 2013
One of the most bizarre things I've seen. RT @science: Creeping ice wave damages homes in Minnesota bit.ly/10Crbyx—
Andrew Willmott (@andrewwillmott) May 13, 2013
Undulating ice wave damages homes in Minnesota bit.ly/10Crbyx – one of the weirdest things I've ever seen, how creepy—
Katherine Ismyname (@TheCuriousCase) May 13, 2013
Massive wall of ice rises out of lake and destroys a dozen homes as residents wat… bit.ly/17hSmpP http://t.co/PYJzJVzcH9—
(@cu_mr2ducks) May 13, 2013
Residents and fishermen on Mille Lacs Lake are tweeting some crazy, amazing photos on the scene:
Opener 2013 on mille lacs. Ice stacked 20ft high and its still 14" thick! #fishingopener2013 http://t.co/oIufMSiNmV—
Matt Ny (@BigMattNy) May 13, 2013
A FB friend passed this along to me….the fishing opener on Lake Mille Lacs. http://t.co/6eVzW9VjiF—
Jerrid Sebesta (@jerridsebesta) May 11, 2013
Welcome to fishing opener on Mille Lacs. http://t.co/alyrCvaraP—
Deer Huntin' Diva ✌ (@deerhuntingdiva) May 11, 2013
Amazing pics and video of lake Mille lacs. Ice sheets invaded the south shore. http://t.co/kwhIUO2fJ0—
Steve plucinak (@PlucinakSteve) May 12, 2013
@jerridsebesta: Hunters Point Resort on Mille Lacs, 25' piles of ice
This is nuts! Mother Nature surprises us again!—
Katie Riegelman (@katieriegelman) May 12, 2013
Mille Lacs ice on the move @FishKingtutt http://t.co/7xN8PgErPN—
Tom Forsythe (@thomasfxlt) May 11, 2013
The ice blob into Manitoba, Canada as well:
Wall of ice on Manitoba lake demolishes summer homes as residents flee bit.ly/13p2dXS http://t.co/WMwqAVUoGF—
Maclean's Magazine (@MacleansMag) May 11, 2013
A wall of ice destroys at least six homes and cottages in Manitoba. Check out this pic. @thewolfca @KruzFM http://t.co/PS8kNfffmQ—
Morganne Campbell (@Journo_Morganne) May 11, 2013
@jerridsebesta Looks like something out of a cheesy horror movie. The Ice Blob.—
Lori (@llinsmama) May 12, 2013
Ice attacking peoples' houses in Minnesota like the blob #abcnews—
Urheartz_bawse (@angelia4sure) May 12, 2013
Scary stuff. Prayers out to all those affected. Summer can't come soon enough.


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Hey Big Blue View,
Cgolden from Revenge of the Birds here, to answer any and all questions that you guys have about the Arizona Cardinals. Want to know how your former QB is looking? Curious about the Cardinals' injury situation? I may not be the dali-lama but I'll do my best to shoot it to you straight. So I'm here to answer your questions - and I expect a few ROTB-ers will migrate over to discuss the upcoming Giants/Cardinals game as well. Anything you got, fire away - I'm here to share and learn.
I'm looking forward to an entertaining Cardinals/Giants game this weekend. Should be fun.


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While attending university, men are equally likely as women to have been victims of physical or emotional violence, and that violence is often linked to drinking, according to a new study led by University of British Columbia researcher Elizabeth Saewyc.
The study, first published online in the Journal of Adolescent Health last month and scheduled for print publication this fall, found 17 per cent of men and 16 per cent of women reported emotional or physical violence in the past six months. It's the first multi-site study covering both the U.S. and Canada that focuses on recent violence while attending university.
"Whether it's from intimate partners or relative strangers, violence has a significant effect on young people's health," says Saewyc, a professor in the School of Nursing and lead author of the study. "At university, the stress from experiencing violence can affect students' grades, their mental health, even their long-term physical health. When nearly one in five young people report recent violence, that's a serious concern for campus health services."
Almost half of the emotional violence and 20 per cent of the physical violence reported by both genders came from intimate partners. "It appears that young men in college are as likely to experience violence as young women, and much of that violence is from their intimate partners," says Saewyc.
Saewyc, who also holds a Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Applied Public Health Chair in Youth Health, worked with researchers at the University of Wisconsin and University of Washington in Seattle to survey more than 2,000 students who attended campus health services for routine clinic appointments. The study was part of a larger project on problem drinking and campus health funded by CIHR and the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
The study also found links between alcohol use and violence victimization.
"We've known that drinking increases the risk of perpetrating violence," says Saewyc. "But in this study we found alcohol consumption puts both young men and women at higher risk of being victimized, too."
Of those who experienced violence, more than one in three young women and 59 percent of young men said they had been drinking when the violence happened. Two-thirds of young men experiencing physical violence reported they had been drinking at the time.
Saewyc and her colleagues propose campus health services should do more to screen for violence exposure among students, and universities also need interventions to promote healthy dating relationships.
"There are established guidelines that recommend screening women for intimate partner violence in routine clinical care on campus, but not for men. This study shows we need the same routine screening for young men, too," says Saewyc.
"CIHR is proud to support Dr. Saewyc's study. Her new insights on student victims of violence will help create better violence prevention and intervention programs," says Dr. Nancy Edwards, Scientific Director of CIHR's Institute of Population and Public Health. "Violence is an important public health issue in Canada, so it is necessary to identify people at risk to reduce the number of victims."
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After a long run on their hugely successful and critically acclaimed Cauzin' Vapors... Legalize It 2010 US amphitheater tour with Cypress Hill, Steel Pulse, and Collie Buddz (where the band performed to anywhere from 5,000 - 20,000 of their most loyal fans), San Diego-based dub/rock/psychedelic-jam phenoms Slightly Stoopid are gearing up to perform at this year's renowned Austin City Limits festival in Austin, TX. Sharing the stage with some of the biggest names around, the band will perform alongside the likes of The Eagles, Phish, Muse, The Strokes, Norah Jones and more. Joining Slightly Stoopid on stage at this year's festival will be funky sax man Karl Denson (from Karl Denson's Tiny Universe / The Greyboy Allstars).
The band has also just announced that they've spent the past few months collaborating in their band-built home studio (equipped with video game room and skate ramp) with the likes of Cypress Hill, G Love, Barrington Levy, The Neville Brothers and more, all in preparation for their upcoming and brand new full-length release due Summer 2011. The band is also planning the upcoming remix of hit song "No Cocaine" (from the band's celebrated 2008 album Slightly Not Stoned Enough to Eat Breakfast Yet Stoopid), featuring legendary reggae star Capleton, set for release November 2 on Hi Grade Ganja Anthems 3.
Slightly Stoopid have recently logged some serious road miles as part of their annual Summer Amphitheater Tours. Since 2007, they have recruited Snoop Dogg, Stephen Marley, G. Love, Sly & Robbie and more on their colossal summer packages, and the band spent the past few months performing at some of the biggest festivals in the country, including dates at Lollapalooza, Denver's Mile High Festival, Outside Lands, the Blackwater Music Festival, Harmony Festival, New Orleans Jazz Fest and more!
The Slightly Stoopid story can be traced to Ocean Beach, California, when childhood chums Miles and Kyle formed the group in 1995, mixing reggae and punk sounds into one smooth stylistic cocktail. Soon after, late/great Sublime frontman Brad Nowell caught wind of the group, and signed them to his Skunk Records label – while the band members were still in high school. A pair of releases soon followed for Skunk - 1996's punk-tinged SLIGHTLY STOOPID (featuring a guest appearance by Nowell on the song "Prophet" - later covered by Sublime and released on their box set, EVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN) and 1998's surf-inspired cult classic THE LONGEST BARREL RIDE. Most recently, the band has continued their mainstream successes, seeing their last two albums, 2007's CHRONCHITIS, (which featured guest appearances by Guru of Gang Starr, Angelo Moore of Fishbone, Money Mark of the Beastie Boys and G. Love) and 2008's SLIGHTLY NOT STONED ENOUGH TO EAT BREAKFAST YET STOOPID, charting in the Billboard Top 100, with both albums appearing on the band's own Stoopid Records.
To date, the band has sold over 750,000 records on their own label, has performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and has had their songs appear on hit television series' Scrubs, The O.C., Cribs, and more. Slightly Stoopid has also consistently been selling out venues and ampitheaters across the country for the past 3+ years and consistently appear on Pollstar's top grossing tours.
Back in 2005, Denver's number one "jamband", Polytoxic, wanted to put on a show that could showcase all the great local musicians they had been playing with for the past few years. They decided to re-enact The Band's "The Last Waltz", a concert film by Martin Scorsese from 1978 of The Band's last performance that included all of that era's greatest musicians - Eric Clapton, Dr John, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, etc. The show was held at Dulcinea's in Denver's Capitol Hill area on May 25, 2005, and Polytoxic planned on it being a fun little show that would garner a little bit of interest. It sold out in minutes, surprising band and fans alike, and became the biggest show they had ever thrown. So big, in fact, they decided to do it again in 2005, this time on the night before Thanksgiving at Cervante's Masterpiece Ballroom.
Polytoxic's "The Last Waltz Revisited" immediately went from a "fun little" idea at a small venue to their biggest event of the year. It has become an annual event, playing to capacity crowds. This year marks the 6th anniversary of their "Last Waltz Revisited", and it boasts over 40 guest musicians from across Colorado, a full horn section, and over 30 songs from The Bands extensive catalog, focusing primarily on songs played at The Last Waltz. It has become a tradition for many of those involved in the show, as well as for many of the people that come out and see the show year after year. This year we have Buck Perigo opening the show at 9:00, performing Woody Guthrie's entire "Alice's Restaurant".
To further the community aspect of the show, Tabima Enterprises (the production company that runs the show) brought in The Denver Rescue Mission as an affiliated charity, encouraging the donations of canned food for the homeless, and contributing a percentage of the ticket sales to the organization. This year we are lucky to also have the support of our sponsors Anthony's Pizza & Pasta and The Westword.
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Like the Hawaiian Islands themselves, Hapa's Pan-Polynesian music is an amalgam of influences ranging from ancient genealogical chants to the strummed ballads of Portuguese fisherman, Spanish cowboys, and the inspired melodies and harmonies of the traditional church choirs of the early missionaries. Add to this a dose of American acoustic folk/rock, and you have what has been described as the "most exciting and beautiful contemporary Hawaiian music the world knows!"… (Maui Times).
These disparate ingredients blended together musically in the Pacific emotes the unique flavor of what Hawaii and Hapa music is: "beautiful, fragile, spiritual, powerful"… (L.A. Times). Often encapsulated as the "Sound of Maui", HAPA's music evokes a place that many people at different times have referred to as heavenly. Hapa's self entitled debut cd released in 1993, swept the 1994 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards (Hawaii's equivalent of the Grammy's), becoming the biggest selling CD by a group or duo in the history of recorded Hawaiian music. The group's ground breaking music has established them as the most recognized name in Hawaiian music internationally since their debut release, with sold-out shows from Tokyo to New York.
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INFECTED MUSHROOM, one of Israel's biggest musical exports, is returning to their native land for a one-off concert TODAY, Wednesday, February 10, at Tel Aviv's Exhibition Grounds that will be broadcast live exclusively on www.YNETNews.com.
The psy-trance veteran duo, headed by Erez Eisen and Amit Duvedevani, has become one of the biggest acts in electronic music, performing in diverse locations around the world and gaining accolades from the international music press. This special performance is in celebration of the band's latest album, LEGEND OF THE BLACK SHAWARMA out now on Paul Oakenfold's Perfecto Records. Joining INFECTED MUSHROOM is special guest American-born Hasidic Jewish reggae artist MATISYAHU who will perform the currently #1-charting remix of "One Day" with the band plus two other songs during this special event.
INFECTED MUSHROOM, special guest MATISYAHU and FRIENDS OF NATASHA
Thursday, FEBRUARY 11th
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How does the biggest DJ/producer in the world capture Web 2.0 and re-invent artist-to-fan interaction?
Tiësto delivers an innovative, one of a kind experience to his dedicated global fan base with the launch of his new members-only fansite, InTheBooth.
InTheBooth gives fans the ability to interact directly with the world famous DJ, while providing HD streaming concerts, behind-the-scenes footage, exclusive content and more. Fans from all over the world will now gain access to a side of Tiësto never before seen by the public.
The tech savvy, arena-selling DJ, who boasts a network of over 1.5 million users on Facebook, stated, "I love the idea of being able to make music and get it to my fans in the most direct way possible. When I came up with the idea for the site, I tested most of the platforms out there and then realized, I needed to make a custom site to handle the specific functionality I couldn't find elsewhere." Outfitted with the latest technology, InTheBooth will now be Tiësto's outlet for broadcasting exclusive performances, live shows, and debuting new "white label" tracks for fans prior to their release. The current featured attraction for new members is Tiësto's epic live performance concert video, taken this summer from his 25,000 person sold out show at Victoria Park in London. Further performance videos scheduled to air include Tiësto's Kaleidoscope sold out world tour kickoff at New York's Hammerstein Ballroom and the final show of his North American run, live from the Shrine in Los Angeles, California.
The list of InTheBooth's features continues with members having access to Tiësto's enormous complete back-catalogue and his complete collection of Club Life podcasts, the #1 artist podcast in the world. Additional features include tour blogs from both Tiësto and his crew, access to pre-sale tickets, limited-edition merchandise, an interview series from his hometown of Breda, and best of all, the chance to meet Tiësto backstage. When asked about the impact InTheBooth has had , "while I love using Facebook for mass communication and my Twitter to shoot a quick update, I can now chat directly with the people who support me most. The best part is, every city I perform in, I get to hang with new InTheBooth members each night and I finally have the opportunity to get to know my supporters on a personal level."
Earlier this year, Tiësto established his own label and publishing company, Musical Freedom, where for the first time in his career, he has full control and ownership of his music and can take full advantage of InTheBooth as a major platform for releasing new music. In 2010 his Kaleidoscope world tour heads to South America, Australia and Europe, where he will continue to film and broadcast new content and debut new material. More information on InTheBooth and tour dates can be found at www.inthebooth.com.
The world's biggest electronic artist and critically-acclaimed DJ/ producer, Tiësto has joined forces with some very special guests on his fifth and most ambitious album to date Kaleidoscope (Ultra Records). A stunning collection of songs written and recorded in collaboration with a variety of music's brightest talents from the worlds of dance, pop and rock that include Nelly Furtado, Jónsi from Sigur Rós, Tegan & Sara, Kélé Okereke from Bloc Party, Emily Haines from Metric and Calvin Harris just to name a few.
Along with this release of the album, Tiësto has been stunning audiences on a worldwide tour, taking the sounds and sights of Kaleidoscope on the road for 175 live performances across 5 continents. Enlisting the talents of Montreal's Moment Factory (NIN, Cirque Du Soleil), Tiësto has created the biggest and best live show to date leaving fans and critics breathless, evident from a number of sold-out shows at arenas and large venues throughout North America.
To celebrate the end of the decade and New Year's Eve, Girl Talk threw one of the largest and craziest house parties the world has seen last week in Chicago. As an incredible surprise to the entire 4500-capacity audience at the Congress Theater, Girl Talk literally had a two-story, five-room HOUSE built on stage, including drywall, staircase, fake wooden floor and impeccable detail! What took months and months to plan, 4+ solid days and 21+ crewmembers to build, was a huge undertaking and undeniably, impressive success appreciated by all.
Complete with a kitchen that included a refrigerator with a note and photo stuck on the door, dinner table with fruit bowl, blender and more, hutch filled with china and glassware, fireplace, couch, coffee table, rug, picture frames and more in the living room, a kid's room with a bed, desk, computer and mouse, pencil jar, trophy, Snoop Dogg poster, and a bathroom with a toilet, sink, shower and curtain, plus fake trees in the yard, and the table he uses to perform presented as a large rock, the detail and thought that went into each element was flawless. The lights constructed on the outside and inside of the house, including an LCD curtain surrounding the house to make it look like the night sky, and all over the venue, added to the insanity. When the house was first presented to the audience, all the lights that were on included a few lamps inside each room, however, as the night neared midnight, the house counted down from 9 to 0, and then once midnight hit, the house came alive as lights all over the house, inside and out, shown bright. This was the first of many secrets revealed throughout the show. Others include the kitchen floor which eventually lit up turning into a disco dance floor, the entire bathroom could strobe any color, the computer in the kid's room had an LED light attached to it, and huge amounts of light came out of the fireplace. And that's just inside the house! There were special lights strategically hidden all over the venue that were active and radiant throughout the night.
To match the extravagance of the house and excitement of the whole night, Girl Talk played his longest set in history! The energy was outstanding! All of these aspects combined to form a truly over-the-top, electrifying night and an especially invigorating way to kick off 2010!
The entire construction process building up to the show and the actual show itself was documented on multiple HD cameras. A short film about this is being put together by Girl Talk and crew. Announcements regarding the film will be released in the coming weeks.
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Jennifer Gamarano
Hometown: Littleton, CO
Academic Year: Senior
Major: Journalism (Broadcast emphasis)
Minor: Psychology
Things I am Involved in:
Bear News, Student Ambassadors
My Plan After College:
I hope to work for a T.V. station somewhere as a reporter, but we'll see where life takes me.
Why I Chose UNC:
I loved the size of the school and how many opportunities there were to get involved.
Advice To My Freshman Self:
Try more things! I would have broken out of my little shell so much more.
If you could trade places with any other person for a week, famous or not famous, living or dead, real or fictional, with whom would it be?
Ellen Degeneres
The Quote I Live By:
"Believe in yourselves. Try. Dream. Do good." Mr. Feeny (Boy Meets World anyone??)
Favorite Movie:
Again, too many choices. We'll go with most recent and that's Midnight in Paris.


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"All my life I have been very interested in taking pictures and photography. So far I had taken photographs with regular digital camera. Recently I decided moving towards to digital SLR. I started taking photography classes. This blog is my photography diary. I will post only my photographs, so I can see my improvement."
"In the past I worked on Blue Flower project for my other blog. For Zcaptures I have ideas for new projects. First I have to improve my photography skills. Eventually I will find my own style. My dream is one day I will have my own exhibition at Guggenheim or MOMA. Don't laugh! When I moved to NYC nine years ago. I worked hard and still I'm working harder. I believe if someone really wants to achieve something, eventually he will. I hope my will come truth in the near future. Wish me luck!"


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In anticipation of this weekend's upcoming match between the Cardinals and Dolphins, I was contacted by Kevin Nogle, the managing editor over at 'The Phinsider' which is our sister blog for all things Miami Dolphins. Kevin was kind enough to shoot five questions over to me regarding the Cardinals (which I will link to here later) and he answered five of mine.
So without further ado, here are the five questions I asked of him and his answers.
1) Dolphins linebacker Karlos Dansby recently came out and said that the current Dolphins team is better than the Cardinals team that he was apart of that made the Super Bowl. Cardinals fans think it is somewhat ridiculous (for the most part), but is there anything we should know that might make his statement sound somewhat reasonable?
I think it's a combination of a couple of things. I think it's Dansby trying to instill confidence in a young team. But, I also think it's Dansby simply being Dansby. He always seems to find the most inopportune time to say something to the media, and most of the time, it can simply be blown off. I think there is a lot of talent on the Dolphins team, but it's a matter of making it all work under a new coaching regime. But, like I said, the team is young and is going to take time to develop and grow.
2) With Reggie Bush likely sitting this week, who is going to fill his spot and take his snaps? Should Cardinals fans be weary?
Don't be surprised if Bush plays this Sunday. The man has probably the best work ethic ever, and he is really working hard to be ready for this Sunday. The Dolphins have two very capable backups behind Bush, however. Second year running back Daniel Thomas is a power back and will get good yardage between the tackles, but he has a fumbling issue right now. Rookie running back Lamar Miller is someone to watch. He has the speed like Bush, but is bigger and can run over some people. If Bush is out, Miller should be able to pick up some of the slack, and don't be surprised if he has a pretty decent day.
3) How has rookie Ryan Tannehill performed in the passing game this season? Is this going to be a one-dimensional game? How does he respond to pressure?
Tannehill has been okay this season. The big issue is clearly the Dolphins' wide receivers, who are having problems supporting the rookie quarterback. They drop too many passes, and have issues getting open. But, Tannehill has looked poised in the pocket, and really has not let a lot get to him this year.
He makes rookie mistakes, taking a sack where he doesn't need to or throwing a pass he shouldn't, but he has been impressive at times as well. The Dolphins do try to run the ball more than I think they will as Tannehill develops further, but I would not call the offense one dimensional.
4) Who is a player Cardinals fans should look out for that may be someone fans outside of Miami might not hear much about?
There are two players on offense that come to mind, fullback Jorvorskie Lane and tight end Charles Clay. Lane is a mauler, and will punish people if he gets the ball in space. He played tailback at Texas A&M under new Dolphins offensive coordinator Mike Sherman, so he is comfortable with the ball, and at 5'11" and 260 lbs., he is a massive runner once he does have the ball.
Clay, meanwhile, splits time between fullback and tight end. He has the ability to work the seam and has pretty sure hands. Neither one of them has been a feature of the offense so far, but I would not be surprised if one of them saw more action this week.
On defense, watch Randy Starks. The defensive tackle is currently leading the team with three sacks, and he has been a force up the middle of opposing offensive lines so far this year.
5) Do they ever show Lauren Tannehill on the TV broadcasts? Yes, this is an important question.
Probably not as much as you would want.
Thanks again to Kevin for helping us out with this great info (especially number five, although it was not the answer I was looking for). Feel free to hit up Phinsider leading up to gameday to get more info on this week's opponent!
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Patrick Peterson Responds to ESPN Report
Patrick Peterson gave a quick denial regarding yesterday's ESPN report about him and Will Lyles, calling it "all baloney." He further denied ever visiting Texas A&M, which contradicts his father's reports of him making a visit there. For what it's worth, neither his Rivals nor his Scout recruiting profiles say he made an official visit to Texas A&M. That doesn't rule out the possibility of an unofficial visit though. UPDATE Peterson did make an unofficial visit to College Station after all. UPDATE 2 Peterson has made an official denial of both having a relationship with Lyles and of taking anything in exchange for his commitment through LSU's official football channel. UPDATE 3 Here is a non-paywall'd link for the link on Peterson's A&M visit. In it, Peterson says he and his dad were in Houston visiting a friend and decided to swing by College Station. The author of the article says that he confirmed at the time that the "friend" was Will Lyles. Peterson also said at the time that he would take an official visit to A&M "for sure." He said A&M and USC were the only schools he was definitely going to visit, and possibly Florida as well. Van Malone says Lyles' call and Malone's rejection of the money request came a couple days after this visit. Peterson never ended up making that official visit to College Station.


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"He Went to War and Came Back a Changed Man"
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"I don't blame Maureen for disliking me," admitted Jack, 38, a tall, handsome man who looks very inch the high-ranking military officer he is. "I don't like the fact that I'm constantly irritable and I've taken up smoking again, or that I yell at Maureen and swear in anger. And it kills me that my sex drive seems to have disappeared.
"I'm still living in a state of heightened sensitivity -- a 'combat mode' that probably saved my life in Baghdad but doesn't work at all on the home front. The other night I saw a helicopter turn on its landing lights as I drove across a bridge and I had a flashback. Thinking I was under fire, I felt an adrenaline rush and started screaming and pounding the steering wheel. Another time I heard a garbage truck drop a trash bin as I drove off the base. It sounded like a rocket, so I panicked and almost crashed into a light post. Even the smell of burning leaves reminds me of Baghdad, where fires raged day and night. I have nightmares about being lost in a combat zone, caught in a firefight without my gear or sent back to Iraq. I'm proud of the work I did there, and I'll go back if the Army asks me to, which is highly likely. But I'd rather not."A Changed Man
"Since my return I've become super-impatient. If I order a hamburger, I don't want to hear from the cashiers about the combination meals. 'Listen to me,' I snap when they launch into their spiel. 'I ordered a hamburger. A hamburger.' I never raise my voice, but I know my stern tone is withering. Even worse, I feel disillusioned. I'm haunted by the brutality I witnessed in Iraq, such as a revenge killing where some Iraqi soldiers gunned down a family of seven in their home because they were suspected of being loyal to Saddam Hussein's Baathist Party. I'll never understand that kind of cruelty.
"After seeing the conditions the Iraqis have had to live with -- the open sewage, the stench of rotting bodies, the oil spills, the lack of electricity -- I despise the way people back home sweat the small stuff. I'm sorry, but I just can't sympathize when Maureen mopes and whines about being unemployed and lonely. There's no financial need for her to get a job immediately, and she'll make new friends in due time. The Army counselors who met with my unit explained that our readjustment period would likely last for as long as we were deployed -- for me, 14 months. By that benchmark, I've got another nine months to go. Why won't she cut me some slack?
"I grew up in the rural South. My dad, an engineer, and my mom, a nurse, raised me to mind my manners and love my country. I'm a fifth-generation soldier -- my ancestors fought in the Civil War and the Spanish-American War -- but the first member of our family to be an officer. As a member of Junior Army ROTC in high school, I discovered that I'm a born leader and natural problem solver, two skills essential to a successful military career. Another selling point was the travel required by the Army. When my sister and I were kids, our parents took us all over, and we loved those trips."


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There is a very appealing quality to this game, that I'm pleased to say far surpasses the DS offering.
Adults can stick to waiting for The Sims 3, but for kids, MySims is definitely worth a bet, even if you may be better suited to the more child-friendly Wii console.
This game promotes the use of imagination by having players create buildings and craft new objects, but it doesn't go much further than that. Online multiplayer capabilities are nice, as long as other people you know have the game too.
Those that enjoy customizing characters and decorating houses will get a kick out of MySims.
Geared more for younger players, MySims is a nice little experience with a linear story arc that players will have to play to unlock the wide variety of content.
In short, MySims isn't really much like a traditional Sims game at all. There are no needs meters to watch, no life aspirations to fulfill, no career ladder to climb, no close social relationships to cultivate, and no genetics to combine—you'll probably want to stick to the main Sims line if you're looking for any of that. The simplified gameplay, however, is certainly more accessible and the content optimized for more casual and younger audiences.
This will genuinely engage the creative side of a child. Just knock 30 off the score if you aren't in primary school. [Feb 2009, p.81]
Apart from more life, this town needed more activities to spice it up, to avoid calling MySims as 'the game where you build furniture'.
MySims was created for very young gamers, but is more than just "Sims Light" with cute graphics. It's actually quite complex, especially for children. The rewards and challenges are very well done. If you're less than 10 years old, this may be for you.
MySims is only something you'd recommend to a fourth-grader, as it holds little promise for fans of the series.
Do not be mistaken by the word Sims in the name of this game. If you are eight years old girl (max!) the game offers a lot of fun for you… But anyone older should avoid MySims – seriously. [Dec 2008]
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FUTURES Launches The OTHER Freshman 15 Initiative!
Today, we're launching a social action campaign called The OTHER Freshman 15. A twist on the infamous weight gain during freshman year, it's a web-based action that invites students, parents, and alumni to let college presidents all over the country know that they're concerned about the escalating number of college assaults on our campuses.
Imagine you're a freshman decorating your college dorm room this fall. Or a proud parent saying a tearful goodbye to their child during move-in weekend. It should be one of the most exhilarating times of a student's life. And it will be. But according to the National Institute of Justice, one in five students will experience rape or sexual assault during their years at college. We think that's unacceptable. And we hope you do too.
NFL Announces New Domestic Violence Policy
FUTURES commends the National Football League (NFL) for demonstrating leadership on the issue of domestic violence, following a recent meeting with top violence prevention leader. A letter distributed by Commissioner Roger Goodell outlining tougher penalties for domestic violence-related violations, serves as a good first step in addressing the League's longstanding history with the issue.
"We're pleased to have the opportunity to work with the NFL to help elevate their leadership in preventing violence against women," said FUTURES President and Founder Esta Soler. "While harsher penalties for players are necessary, it's only step one to curbing domestic and sexual violence. Real transformation will require prevention-based solutions rooted in education and the promotion of mutual respect."
The letter comes on the heels of a highly-publicized domestic violence incident in which Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice received a two-game suspension after a striking his then-girlfriend unconscious in a hotel elevator. In response to public and media outrage about the minimal penalty, the NFL reconsidered their policies, and convened a small group of gender-based violence experts and, advocates—including Futures Without Violence president Esta Soler, and Board member Peter Harvey, former Attorney General of New Jersey—to discuss meaningful strategies to prevent violence against women.
Increased Vigilance on Campus Sexual Assaults
June 24, 2014
If one in five women were robbed at gunpoint in college, their parents, lawyers, doctors and insurance companies would storm the campus. Yet studies show that nearly one in five women in college nationwide will be victims of attempted or actual sexual assault in the course of their undergraduate careers. Fortunately, the Obama administration is requesting that colleges make public a tally of reports of dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking.
A federal law known as the Jeanne Clery Act mandates that colleges and universities must report information on crime on and around campuses, and provide victims with select rights and resources. When President Barack Obama signed a bill reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act last March, the bill included the Campus Sexual Violence Elimination Act. That law amends the Clery Act and gives additional rights to victims of sexual violence on campus. A final version of the regulations is expected on November 1. Learn more about the new rules.[more...]


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This by Melissa Isaacson at ESPN Chicago. I know many of you will say "I've heard this before..........". A couple of interesting points in the story. He's 15 lbs lighter. He has a greater sense of accountability. This was the first offseason he stayed in Chicago and subsequently realized that his 3 girls are growing up, and he needs to represent himself better during games especially when they are watching. He also is apparently moving away from the cutter and working more on his slider.
Apparently, Rothschild urged Z to lose weight in order to improve his delivery, potentially avoid minor injuries that put him on the DL, and improve his pitching stamina during games. Only time will tell, but this story, at worst, means nothing, and at best, means we may see an improved Big Z this year, which the team sorely needs.


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we are all familiar with tiffany jewelry and interested in the topics of jewelry. i believe everyone knows and loves. i usually receive jewelry as birthday presents from my friends. because it cheap tiffany is tiffany bangles always the first choice and never out of fashion.
tiffanys jewelers in new york and paris recreated a number of schlumberger designs for blue book 2009, including the fleurage bracelet of fancy-colored sapphires and diamonds, leaves necklace with beautifully matched green tourmalines, and dahlia bracelet bursting with yellow sapphires. this fanciful harvest is augmented by legendary designer louis comfort tiffany, whose art nouveau-style stained glass and jewelry inspire a peacock necklace with a 15.80 carat tanzanite and brooch with plumage of sapphires, tourmalines and diamonds.
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some people buy jewelry in order to pursue the fashion, because it can shows your status. on different occasions, it makes you look so charming and special. as you will be more self-confidence and love life more. another people choose jewelry because of loving. loving the unique style and feeling. therefore, they would like to have it. as we know, tiffany jewelry has become a special tiffany earrings kind of thing in our lives. it also was an excellent reputation. choose tiffany is right!
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