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that some students were heard shouting racial epithets about Obama and African Americans in general.
At least the racists have returned to owning their racism.
I grew tired of people who were openly and proudly racist for years suddently disavowing racism because Rush or Ann or Glennie or whatever pundit they were listening to told them they aren't racist and they began repeating it.
That's exactly my point. You owe that man a huge debt of gratitude. His "gaffe" (where he "accidentally" revealed his support of gay rights) is probably the reason four states have now supported your right to marry.
You seem to have a penchant, jack, for attacking those who have helped you beyond measure. You call him an "idiot" and an "embarrassment" because he has done so much good for you personally, for gays in particular, and for the nation in general.
Overall though, the man is an idiot. Very unstable. The city fool.
no one knows if it was a gaffe or a strategy. [Text: Removed by Moderator] calling the VP of US the city fool is rich...it's all an opinion.
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Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did. And like Michael Piemonte. And Joseph Wilcox.
on gay rights, this is what to expect...
"The big issue that Republicans are going to have to wrestle with is the Hispanic issue. It's not the social issues. You're not going to make the party pro-choice and pro-gay rights and think you've made the Republican party the party that's the popular party. We have a party like that. It's the Democratic Party." - Ari Fleischer, former Bush White House press secretary, speaking on CNN.
Fortunately the main stream of the republican party feels it has done no wrong either or that going to the middle was a mistake. I suspect unless something changes significantly they will put up another completely unqualified stark raving manipulative liar in 2016 as well. Many continue to blame the "folks with their hands out" and claim that the users outnumber the smart diligent republicans.
We can only hope they keep that attitude and fail to get behind anything resembling a national candidate. Just more loss and obscurity for that party until they change their mindset.
Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did. And like Michael Piemonte. And Joseph Wilcox.
No not become democrats. Not in the least. Honestly if there were a substantial conservative party that did not believe I was less than human or that women should thank god when raped then i might vote for them again..... might.
If you recall Obama kept the Bush financial team and Fed and he kept the Secretary of Defense. There are things long standing democrats are simply not qualified to do for this nation. However the republican party is voting off hate vice a new path.
I think they will either evolve or a libertarian party will begin to eclipse them as a party....
If the parties agree on what a secretary of defence should look like, how does that make Democrats any more or less qualified than Republicans on defence issues? And don't forget that Obama was more or less consulted in the proposed handling of the 2008/2009 financial crisis; he owns the economic decisions to begin intervention as much as the Republicans do.
And don't forget the Democrats with decades of skillful economic acumen going back to Clinton's days when the economy was growing robustly and the budget was actually balancing I'm hard-pressed to think of anything that Republicans can do better for your country than Democrats, other than blame women for failing to appreciate the gift of rape babies and blaming gays for causing hurricanes. (We get a pass on global warming though).
I guess what I'm wondering is, how would "a substantial conservative party," that would deserve a shot at power, differ from "a substantial Democratic party" other than in their attitudes towards the rest of humanity?
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Americans need to keep their guns so they can protect themselves from gun violence just like Nancy Lanza did. And like Chris Kyle did. And like Gabby Giffords did. And like Tom Clements did. And like Michael Piemonte. And Joseph Wilcox.
The man is "an idiot" because he supports what is right.
He is "unstable" because he brings what is right to public discussion.
He is "the city fool" because he has done so much to make the lives of so many Americans so much better.
Would that I could be so idiotic, unstable, and foolish. What America desperately needs is more of these qualities that Republicans despise and mock.
I expect a more involved -- and public -- Mormon Church.
Jeez Jack... can one be really this desperate? Get a grip... Biden is a great Vice President. And he's a human being like the rest of us.
It does seem like Biden does say some things that he doesn't think through, but that is a bit extreme calling him an idiot. He has helped us, and saying intimately is an ok way to say that, right? Maybe I've confused my own English.
The point is those republican players stayed operating in the democratic administration instead of Obama ousting them for political appointees who would be less versed on the current and quite imminent issues: War and Financial collapse.
I think what I am saying and what I have very thoroughly convinced many of my cohorts is that Obama is carrying on most of the same values that were normally considered republican ideas. Low taxes for the most of us, strong military and effective employment when provoked internationally. While at the same time embracing gay marriage, equal rights, healthcare, equal pay for women, accepting those 11 million illegals who live here anyway, immigration reform to keep it from happening again like after Reagan accepted all the illegals that were here. Essentially Obama looks like a moderate republican or a Socially liberal conservative.
I think for this country to go forward we need a progressive party that is leaning left and pushing for outrageous ideas about how much the government does for the people while at the same time having a sane conservative party that keeps it fair minded. That is not what we have but it is what I would desire.
Ask any true liberal and they will agree Obama is much more conservative than they would have guessed and it is not just because of the republican house or the crazy ass tea party. That is just the way Obama believes things should be in many instances.
HA! All the conservatives are Democrats these days!
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Huh!!! I dont know if your making a funny but that isnt what I was saying.... so either it is over my head or over yours.... lol
No way... fruit loops ... I would lgo with a Libertarian Party before the great unwashed (literally) masses out hugging trees and recycling their pee.......
I was being funny, but there is no universe in which Libertarians are progressives. A lot of them are pissed off Republicans and they have been known to nominate virulent homophobes for president.
Say what you will about tree huggers, but they always support your right to be you and equal.
Meh I have never paid ten seconds of attention to one of their candidates. I posted about the non competitive candidate debate but I didn't watch it because it would be a waste of my time. The idea that the government should get the fuck out of my way if I am not harming anyone else - marijuana use, hot gay man sex, gay marriage, and so many other issues are what makes it appeal to me...
Yeah but the rest of their policy make it unlikely we would last long as a country so that really doesnt work out well for me.
If you recall Obama kept the Bush financial team and Fed and he kept the Secretary of Defense.
Or more specifically Goldman Sachs.
I read recently that the Libertarian Party is giving up Presidential Politics and will be focusing on local elections from this point forward.Originally Posted by JayHawk
I tried to find a link to support my statement, but they're still all over the place...even when "googled."
Maybe, unlike Republicans, Obama was more focused on Domestic Issues, rather than to get into a "cat fight" with Republicans over a Cabinet Seat.
And it was (is?) entirely possible to serve in a President's Cabinet (Even if you were an opposing party's nominee). Last I check.
I differ in the semantics somewhat, in that Obama asked for the consultation because he was just as in the dark as the rest of America.Originally Posted by bankside
You gloss over the fact that Obama wasn't speaking to the Clinton's, his election team, his wife's election team, or having anything to do with President Clinton beyond a few tired campaign warriors who got Democrats elected, and needed a job.Originally Posted by banksise
Just trying to keep it real.
Except to fuck each other over, and to toss one of your caucus bases under a bus for "political expediency."Originally Posted by bankside
Sounds a lot like Republicans in a way, except they'd rather do it on a broader scale, while not having to make a commitment unless you're a hair on fire Right Wing Evangelical, our a tin foil hat wearing Tea Party Member.
And that.Originally Posted by bankside
Oh! Oh!Originally Posted by bankside
First off it would make a few heads explode to discover that many of us aren't as "far apart" as either the Democratic Party or the Republican Party would have us to believe.
Secondly, neither of the political parties, or their "media owners" (regardless of their political leaning) are eager for us to know that truth.
Let's face it!
Compromise, reconciliation, and Bipartisanship doesn't sell!
It doesn't help to raise campaign funds.
it doesn't keep us hating on each other as groups, or as Americans.
So yeah!
The sooner we get on THAT bandwagon, the sooner we might actually start seeing some change.
I'm must saying.
Never regret anything, because in that moment it's exactly what you wanted.
Before we blow too much sunshine up Christie's ass:
"I'm a guy who tells the truth all the time," Christie said Wednesday after visiting a volunteer fire department on Long Beach Island, which is still under a mandatory evacuation order. "If the president of the United States did something good, I'm going to say he did something good.
"But it doesn't take away for a minute the fact that I was the first governor in America to endorse Mitt Romney, that I traveled literally tens of thousands of miles for him, raised tens of millions of dollars for him and worked harder than any other surrogate in America, other than Paul Ryan," Christie said.
"I'm extraordinarily disappointed," he added. "I put a lot of time and effort into the Mitt Romney campaign from last October when I went to New Hampshire until my last trip for him the Friday before the storm when I went to North Carolina."
I don't remember this non-partisan Christie who didn't toe the party line either.
I can't name a democrat that didnt carry water for their party. That is what it is to align yourself. He still spoke genuinely and truthfully instead of complaining. If Christie had complained that Obama was ignoring his needs or being less than resourceful then the two million votes could have turned.
The two issues that could have toppled Obama if the republicans had a viable alternate was Benghazi and Sandy.
Whatever dems may or may not have done it's CERTAIN that Christie supported a hateful liar wholeheartedly. He wasn't forced and he's not recanting, in fact he himself says exactly that.
So lets not canonize the man just yet shall we.
Sugarpie, I'm not the one getting catty.
He's in my black book for the gay marriage veto. The difference between 9 states and a FIFTH of the country is so much bigger than NJ...
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There's not fluster to be found around here. Christie is a Republican, he's going to stay that way, he had no problem with the platform or the Romney train wreck - he was extremely supportive. Yes he said some nice things about Obama, yes he had to.
He's not Governor of Georgia, what would happen to his career if he came out saying nasty things about Obama and FEMA?
Toast. That's what would have happened. Is he sincere? None of us know really - but as long as he WHOLEHEARTEDLY supports the Republican agenda, he is no friend to me.
Oh I never claimed he was a friend. I don't think any of these people are my friends. They court power and power alone. I am a stepping stone on their way. Obama executive ordered no deportations to solidify his Latino vote and he endorsed same sex marriage to grab our vote. It really is quite that simple.
There were plenty of horrible stories on the shore that could have been used to vilify a federal response. He saw a effective response and said so and he did not have to do that. He could have simply let it occur and said no kind words at all. None. He was genuine and I like that.
Why wasn't Christie's Veto overridden? There are gays everywhere, and local politicians are always the most pragmatic.
Well, I'll give you that he's not venal like Romney, stupid like Bush or a total loon like Bachman, but those are the people he chooses to run with.
There is no way on earth he didn't completely understand that to come out swinging at Obama in that situation was political suicide. Kudos for not being an idiot, there are some of his fellow Pubs who would have done just that.
Doesn't mean it wasn't good for Obama, but he didn't do it because his politics are somehow more palatable than they were back in September.
See the thing is he did not have to come out swinging. He could have just answered questions.
"How has the federal response been Governor"
"The President has allowed FEMA to adequately respond to New Jersey"
Then a few days later as the power outages continued make a demonstrated show of getting support to places getting less than adequate FEMA resources. It would have been easy as pie.
Christie was thoroughly behind the Party so he had their blessing in 2016. he knows the real math behind campaigns.
I hope you're right about Christie thinking there will be moderate Republicans in 4 year, I hope if that's the case that he's right. I'm not going to bet on it though.
Whatever his level of actual altruism. He was smart to do what he did politically speaking. Doing otherwise would have cost him.
Because in this country we have a two party system, in government. And the idea is supposed to be that the two sides both come up with ways to confront and fix the real problems facing our country. They both propose possible solutions to our real problems.That is the essence of the problem. the factual bubble the republican party and half the nation is living inside.There are real knowable facts in the world. Let's accept those and talk about how we might approach our problems differently. Let's move on from there. If the Republican party, and the conservative movement, and conservative media are forced to do that by the humiliation they were dealt last night, we will all be better off as a nation.
I have heard that some CEO's are following through on their promise of serious layoffs if Obama was re-elected. Personally, I do not blame Obama for the CEO's stupidity.
He does not have a mandate. Bush never had one either. The only president that's had a mandate since 2000 was Obama in his first term. IF he truly had a mandate, he would have received more support than he did, and the democrats would have closed the gap significantly in the house.


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Our family and many of our friends said we were crazy. They were right, but we survived. A daunting, 16-hour trek to Hilton Head for Spring Break wasn't actually so bad. Loading up four girls ages 3-8, a babysitter and all the games, bags, and snacks you could imagine…Spring Break here we come!
I'm hoping our trip serves as an inspiration while you plan summer vacations. Driving really wasn't that bad. We started out looking for flights but when the prices were too high to even mention, I decided that a nice road trip would be good for my daughters, maybe even add some character to our spring break memories.
We had the car loaded and ready to go just as the older two were getting out of school at 3PM and took off successfully avoiding the Friday rush hour traffic around Chicago.
We stocked up on some new library books, audio books and even bought a few new movies for the kids to watch in between working on activity books, I-Spy, License plate hunt and the constant requests for food. We loaded up on sandwiches and snack foods (many that my kids never get at home, making vacation that much sweeter!).
We drove over halfway and found a hotel. We crashed, had breakfast the next morning and then finished our trip. We stopped for lunch, and other than that made it just after check-in time. I'm not going to say the kids weren't asking, "Are we almost there?" numerous times, but all in all they were really good. That's why we felt that it was important to time our drive home just as well.
Hilton Head Island is such a great place for families. We enjoyed tennis, nature hikes, and swimming. It was chilly, but the kids were content in the heated pool. The beach was a lot of fun, but also windy. We didn't enjoy it as much as I wish we could have but the weather was just too cold (40 degrees most of the time).
Our strategy changed for the drive back. My youngest daughter turned 4, and we figured for her birthday we would take a ride to the Atlanta Zoo. Why would we drive four hours to a zoo when we have two great zoos in Chicago? Because the Atlanta Zoo has Panda Bears, and my daughter is obsessed with them.
She asked for one for her birthday, and I figured since that wasn't going to happen, the next best thing would be to visit them instead. She was ecstatic. We decided she was a little young to feed the Pandas, which is an option, but the tour was once a day and too early for us, given that we arrived around 1PM. But I have a feeling we will be back.
The zoo was so nice, clean and had a ton of animals and some fun rides for the kids. They have a really nice playground that the girls spent a lot of time running around, climbing the monkey bars and going up and down all the slides. This was a great way to let them burn off some energy before getting back into the car for the rest of our ride home. Atlanta is only 11 hours from Chicago. So we drove over halfway and found a hotel with an indoor pool and spent the night. The next day we were only four hours from home so we were able to relax at the hotel, workout and spend lots of time in the indoor pool.
We made it home safe and sound. I'm not going to pretend that my 7 year old wasn't asking every 15 minutes if we were almost home, but overall it was great. I'd highly recommend traveling by car. When you have small kids, it makes things easier. So great we might venture out this summer, only this time I might stick to 10 hours or less.


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Ghana's healthcare sector was the topic of discussion during a visit paid to the country by ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), led by Mark Millar, member of ACCA's council.
Mark met, among others, the Honourable Rojo Mettle Nunoo, Ghana's Deputy Minister of Health; Dr Kwabena Opoku Adusei, President of the Ghana Medical Association;Ramatau Ude Umanta, Finance Director of the Ghana Health Service; and Dr Anthony Seddoh, Investment Advisor to the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and former Head of Policy Planning Monitoring and Evaluation of the Ministry of Health.
Jamil Ampomah, ACCA director-Sub Saharan Africa, said: 'The aim of the visit was to strengthen our ties with stakeholders in this continent by meeting key professionals face-to-face to have an open discussion about healthcare in Ghana and what finance professionals such as ourselves, can do to help improve it here.
'Together we can promote public interest in healthcare and think of ideas together to make the healthcare system here more robust, and efficient, despite the issues relating to finances.'
The visit between 10-14 September, which included a conference in Zambia, was also used to launch ACCA's first report about global healthcare called Global perspectives on health challenges.
The report contains interviews with ACCA members around the world who are involved in the health sector, talking about what the healthcare systems there are doing for the countries and the challenges the systems face.
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'It was clear when interviewing them that the majority felt the ageing population and decreasing number of births to keep a steady flow of those of working age to sustain the ageing population, is a key factor in the challenges faced.
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So it's less than two hours until game time and to say I am amped would be an understatement. I am so amped it is not even funny. (And I only had one coffee today, so this ain't a caffeine thing. Probably. It was a big coffee, after all, so you can never be sure.) As you probably know by now, I don't have cable, so tonight's Giants-Rangers matchup is going to be the first game of the year on TV for yours truly. As if Giants-Rangers wasn't exciting enough to start with. Seriously, these people are trying to give me Baseball Fan Collapsing Syndrome or something. I have my mini blueberry muffins and a glass of milk and my flat iron at the ready, just in case it gets real close and I need some stress-relief.
The icing on the cake, in a purely non-actual cake sort of way, is that Alexi Ogando is pitching for Texas. (Texas in Arizona, that is. Spring. Training. Is. So. Weird.) He is currently sporting a 7.20 ERA, but I have serious faith all the same.
Let's just say I adore him. Even aside from the obvious fact that he has a fabulous nose, there is his long and fascinating story to the big leagues (which you should read about here, if you haven't already) and then the actual fact of watching him pitch. The fluidity of which returns all my childlike wonder about pitchers and how they move. For lack of a better way to say it, he is ah-mazing.
But this does, of course, lead us to the usual quandary: who am I rooting for? So I'll just give the usual answer: that remains to be seen. I cannot promise anything right now. When I get plopped in front of the telly, my Multiple Fandom Disorder tends to kinda-sorta-really rear its head and there's nothing I can do then, right? Right. I should probably get a shrink. But it will have to be after a bunch of mini-cupcakes and one heart-wrenching baseball game. Maybe then. I'll be in a better state of mind and actually able to discuss normal things like Ryan Vogelsong and Freddy Sanchez and DL stints and train wreck games (cough, last night, cough).
My very favorite train wreck photo, used with alarming frequency last season.
For now, though, I am pushing train wrecks from the mind and baseball as the rain blows in. I love you too, San Francisco weather.
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Anyone know of a free program that will unzip .rar only? My computer automatically unzips zip files just not rar files. Thanks all!
Anyone know of a free program that will unzip .rar only? My computer automatically unzips zip files just not rar files. Thanks all!
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If anyone has WinRAR already, it has a feature to do the same thing. When installing be sure to tell it to integrate into Explorer (if using a Windows computer) and then whenever you rightclick a zip or rar (or whatever) file, you get a bunch of unzipping options, including to unzip to individual folders. Fabulous feature!
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okay, I love this new software, but I'm stumped on how to get it to accept passwords. any ideas?
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The Use Of Antiplatelet Agents Does Not Impact the Hospital Course Of Patients Admitted With GI Bleed
Bijo K. John, M.D., Sushma Arramraju, M.D., Albert Shalomov, M.D., Moshe Rubin, M.D.
The use of antiplatelet agents (APA) has been shown to reduce morbidity and mortality in patients with cardiovascular risk factors. They also increase the risk of GI bleeding by a factor of 2 to 3. In a recent French study, 30% of patients admitted for GI bleeding were on APA. We sought to evaluate the prevalence of APA use in patients admitted with GI bleeding to our hospital and to determine whether the use of these agents leads to an increase in morbidity and mortality. Methods: 104 sequential patients with a diagnosis of GI bleeding admitted to New York Hospital Queens, were retrospectively studied. Demographics, clinical presentation, treatment, endoscopic findings and outcomes were reviewed. Patients with a known bleeding disorder, end stage liver disease, on warfarin or thrombocytopenia were excluded. Results: There were 71 males and 33 females, mean age of 71. Caucasians and Asians comprised 52 & 31% respectively. 30 of 104 (29%) patients were on long-term aspirin and/or clopidogrel on admission. Concomitant use of NSAIDS increased the number to 35 (34%). 56 of 104 (54%) had a history of prior GI disease, 22 of which were admitted for recurrent bleeding. Clinical presentation was hematemesis, melena and bright red blood in 38, 20 and 38% respectively. During the first 24 hours of admission, an average of 3 units of blood were transfused. An identifiable source was found in nearly 80% of cases. The average length of stay was 5 days. There was no difference between patients using APA and those not on APA with regard to the admission hemoglobin, age, presentation, source of bleed, number of units transfused emergently, ICU stay and overall length of stay. APA use did not worsen the outcome in patients with a prior GI history compared to those not on APA. There was, however, a significant difference in the presence of hemodynamic compromise on initial presentation, with a higher proportion of APA users being orthostatic (51.4% versus 26% in non users, with p=0.02, by Fishers exact). Conclusion: The use of APA in patients admitted with GI bleeding did not significantly alter the hospital course, severity, findings or outcome in our study population. These agents did, however, increase the risk of hemodynamic compromise on admission, suggesting a more rapid bleed acutely. Furthermore, the majority of patients admitted with GI bleeding were not on APA despite their increasing use in this population to prevent cardiovascular events. This study suggests that factors other than the use of APA contribute to the risk of major GI bleeding.


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Perfect Notre Dame set for BCS No. 1 after Kansas St., Oregon lose
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Notre Dame linebacker Dan Fox's mother raced toward her son as he burst out of the tunnel on Saturday afternoon, the two meeting at the 40-yard line for an endearing, if slightly awkward, flying hip bump during pregame Senior Day festivities. Kapron Lewis-Moore made his mother disappear in a burly bear hug. And Manti Te'o — the last one out of the tunnel — ripped off his helmet and spiked it into the ground as he ran into his father's arms at midfield.
No, there would be no emotional letdown, no sluggish effort at home, this time around. As a result, the Irish are set to become the new No. 1 team in the country.
Notre Dame scored three touchdowns — all by seniors — in the first 11 minutes, and redshirt freshman quarterback Everett Golson had a career day as the Irish cruised to a 38-0 dismantling of hapless Wake Forest (5-6).
"We saved our best for the last home game," Irish coach Brian Kelly said.
A few hours later, Baylor finished off a 52-24 shellacking of No. 1 Kansas State, and Stanford rallied to beat No. 2 Oregon 17-14 in overtime. That means Notre Dame will rise to No. 1 and is one win over USC away from playing for its first national championship since 1988.
The stunning results made ND receiver John Goodman's words earlier in the evening eerily prophetic.
"Coach has been telling us the whole season it's all going to work itself out and we just have to take care of what we can take care of, and that's what we did tonight," Goodman said.
Golson played only 21/2 quarters yet completed 20 of 30 passes for 346 yards and three touchdowns. Cierre Wood ripped off a 68-yard touchdown run less than two minutes into the game and finished with 150 yards on just 11 carries. T.J. Jones had six catches for 97 yards and a score, and Tyler Eifert became Notre Dame's all-time leading receiver among tight ends with six catches for 85 yards and a score.
Notre Dame outgained the Demon Deacons 584-209 — even though they "took it easy" in the second half, in Wake Forest coach Jim Grobe's words — with Golson cracking the 300-yard passing mark for the first time in his career before halftime.
Those are the kinds of gaudy numbers that the Irish haven't been putting up all year. The 21 points Notre Dame scored in the first quarter were more than it had scored in regulation in any home game this season. For once, Notre Dame had true style points, not talking points about a stout defense, a tough schedule, or a gritty team spirit.
Not that the Irish seemed to care. Nor did they wind up needing it.
"Where the hell did style points come from? I hate that," said nose guard Louis Nix III. "I don't believe in style points. I believe in winning."
Instead, the Irish were basking in the glow of a perfect end to a perfect home slate — their first since 1998. Te'o, draped in so many makeshift leis — including a couple made of candy bars — that you could barely see his face, spoke in reverent tones about the school and about the "magic" moments when he ran out of the tunnel for the last time, and when Kelly called a timeout so he, Lewis-Moore and Zeke Motta could get one last curtain call in front of the adoring crowd.
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My earbuds keep falling out, and my over the top headphones don't stay on. I would also prefer ones that can handle a fair amount of sweat. asked Jul 20 '11 at 15:21 oliver |
I use Skullcandy INK'D earbuds. Tight fit, good sound, $15. linkanswered Aug 02 '11 at 07:10 KB1969 |
The correct answer is NONE. Running and music may safely be combined when indoors on a treadmill, or on a dedicated path. Certainly not when running on a road or sidewalk. More and more laws are being enacted to restrict the use of earphones and headphones on and near roads. This is for a very good reason, one I have personal experience with: 25 years ago a runner wearing earphones was waiting for the light to change at an intersection, then proceeded to run across the wrong side of the intersection. I was just entering the intersection on my motorcycle, having timed the light perfectly, only to suddenly find a runner in front of me. I hit the brakes and horn and veered to miss the runner, but she kept going, never hearing the huge amount of noise my horn and tires were making. I was unable to avoid slamming into her. I had a very rough landing, was knocked unconscious, and almost slid into oncoming traffic. When I woke in the hospital, two police officers were standing at the foot of my bed. They asked if I knew what had happened, and I told them everything I could remember. My memory ended a moment before the impact. I didn't remember the collision itself or anything after. They next told me she was declared dead at the scene. My blood pressure crashed and I passed out for a few moments. When I came to again, they said something that's been burned into my memory ever since: "It was not your fault. The witnesses and the evidence at the scene make it clear you did everything possible to prevent the collision. The earphones she was wearing and the volume setting of her music player combined to make her oblivious to the danger she was in. She was negligent to the point that she essentially committed suicide, and used your motorcycle to do so." They said more after that, but my mind had locked up trying to process that last sentence. Even now, a quarter of a century later, this memory still wakes me, my heart thumping and my hands shaking. I don't really care if your use of earphones while running kills you. The Darwin Award needs candidates. But I do care that you may inflict needless trauma on others as you exit the gene pool; loved ones and strangers alike. Please think beyond your musical pleasure to consider your listening environment. If you are running well away from traffic, then perhaps one of the other answers may prove useful. linkanswered Aug 02 '11 at 13:18 BobC |
@BobC : Well, indeed. The OP wasn't asking about headphones for running outside, just for running in general. I submitted a recommendation, but I personally never use headphones while running outside (only on a treadmill). Sorry for your experience--sounds terrible. linkanswered Aug 02 '11 at 13:23 maria |
@maria: Glad to hear it! The vast majority of runners do at least some running on or near roads. So to me, "running in general" means "running near roads". Anywhere moving vehicles and people mix, collisions are going to happen. Runners are seldom hit from the front, since the eyes often will provide enough warning to avoid a collision. Most runners get hit from the back or side, where the ears are the main warning source. Intentionally reducing ear sensitivity while running anywhere near traffic is literally suicidal. I'm also a runner (a triathlete), Treadmills and oval tracks hurt my knees, and I tend to trip on trails and sidewalks, so I do much of my own running on roads. I often see other runners wearing headphones, and when I can, I talk to them and tell my story. They remove their headphones 100% of the time, at least until I'm out of sight. There is no safe way to combine music and traffic with running (or bicycling). Just being a runner or bicyclist on a road is hazardous enough without making it worse by adding music. The music a road runner hears is often their own requiem. linkanswered Aug 02 '11 at 14:19 BobC |
I reviewed the VoxLinc bone conduction headphones earlier this year. They are over-the-ear style, but they don't go inside or over your ear, so they actually stay put rather well. The headphones are designed for athletes such as joggers and cyclists who do their thing near roads and cars. You can hear the music via the bone conduction technology while still being able to hear your surroundings. We didn't specifically test for heavy sweat, but the design of these headphones should make the sweat pretty much irrelevant. linkanswered Aug 02 '11 at 17:16 drhigh |
I agree with the cheap/disposable route, sadly. I've had experience with Sennheiser, Etymotic. I find these will keep the earbuds in the ear, but I've had other problems, due to the nature of sweat and motion, namely with the jacks breaking and the connection with the cord and earbuds. Leaving only one ear working. The other issue relates to BobC's story - the more expensive noise blocking headphones are probably not safe. The Apple ipod earbuds are lower build quality and bad audio quality, but at lower volume they barely block traffic noise. And they seem to have lasted just as long as the more expensive choices, when they have broken, I don't feel bad throwing away $100 headphones. I suggest finding a route that allows running in a park with no intersections. linkanswered Aug 02 '11 at 21:59 wayne |
I want to second the Sony MDR-J10 headphones. I actually think they're a great selection for a "cool tool" in general. I've been using them for well over a decade now and at $8 a pair, I have a set in my car, my office, home, etc. They're incredibly comfortable, WAY more comfortable than ear buds, and they stay in while jogging or running around. I really can't speak highly enough about them. I wish they'd make a pair with an in-line microphone for making calls on an iphone. (Sony does make the DR-J115, but it needs an adapter to work with a 3.5 mm jack). linkanswered Aug 04 '11 at 16:12 jradi72 |


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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires that all employers provide the necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to all workers whose jobs require it. This is a very broad statement that leaves a lot of room for clarification.
In the landscape/lawn service industry as well as the other sectors of the green industry, laborers must be provided with PPE in order to properly perform their jobs. Specifically what types of PPE must be provided varies depending on the job duties and type of work performed. It's save to assume, however, that gloves, eye protection, and hearing protection are all necessary PPE which laborers will need at some point to perform their job duties.
Q. Does the employer have to pay for PPE such as gloves, eye protection and hearing protection?
A. Yes. Since 2007, OSHA has required that employers pay for all PPE that's required for workers to perform their duties. This also means that employees cannot be required to provide their own PPE, or reimburse the employer for the costs of PPE. Ultimately, there's no way around it, employers have to provide PPE and not make deductions from employees' paychecks, or otherwise request reimbursement from the employee.
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The employer doesn't have to pay for prescription safety eyewear for employees either. Finally, the employer is not required to pay for everyday clothing and weather related gear that an employee uses for personal use in addition to at work. These exceptions are limited, so carefully review OSHA's rules before deciding that the exemptions apply to your company.
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We love getting to know Chicago foodies. And in this TCWmag.com exclusive, The Squared Circle's Lisa Marie Varon and Coco Pazzo/Coco Pazzo Cafe/Tre Soldie's Jack Weiss tell us about their foodie faves…
Lisa Marie Varon
Where do you dine when you're not working?
With my wrestling career, I had the opportunity to travel the world. All 50 states. Countless countries on several continents. In some cases, I made time to sightsee. But often, the only places you visit are arenas, hotels, airports and restaurants. So at the very least, I had the chance to eat my way around the world. What I love about the Chicago restaurant scene is everything is represented. I love to try new things here. I like to go into Chinatown for Dim Sum. I have made my rounds on the steak houses, and have yet to hit a loser. I like Boriquen in Humbolt Park for a Jibarito. I had a great meal recently at Roka Akor. I made my rounds at pizzerias. Vito & Nick's thin crust was tops.
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There are so many great chefs and restaurateurs here. I like many for different reasons. The first that comes to mind is Chef Bill Kim. He's obviously having a great deal of success. but I like that he did something unique. I also like that it's a husband and wife team. And his Asian Latin fusion menu appeals to me, because my mother was raised in Korea and Tokyo and my father was born in Puerto Rico. I was raised on similar flavors.
I also am a fan of Doug Sohn. It's not because Hot Doug's is a Chicago institution, which it is. I like that when you go in there, there's Doug with a big smiling face there to welcome you. But also, when Doug takes a vacation the place closes. I think that speaks to his attention to detail, which you need to have to be successful in this business. And finally, everything about Hot Doug's speaks to his passion for what he does.
What's the next food trend?
I think the hot trend in 2013 is enjoying a brick oven pizza at The Squared Circle while watching a wrestling on Pay Per View.
Jack Weiss
Where do you dine when you're not working?
I was blown away by our recent dining experience at Grace; it has moved to the top of my list. I've always enjoyed Curtis Duffy's food and admired his ability to connect with his customers and colleagues minus the attitude. Grace is a wonderfully comfortable dining room with friendly and efficient service; the food that Curtis is presenting is even more evolved than anything I have seen in the past and simply great.
Shanghai Terrace is appealing in warmer months because you can dine on the fabulous terrace or in colder months in the intimate dining room. The Chinese cuisine is always consistent and the service excellent. The Peninsula is a fabulous hotel and it is always a pleasure to catch up with Carrie and the rest of the great concierge team at the front desk. Executive Chef Kai Lerner and Hotel General Manager Maria Zec run an amazing operation.
Frontera Grill is the late night place go to for my wife, Coco Pazzo Wine Director Tamra Weiss, and I when we leave Coco Pazzo and want a margarita and some bold flavors. What can you say about Rick Bayless who is amazing and consistent? I was blown away recently when we saw Cascabel, his dinner show at the Lookingglass where he put out this amazing multi-coursed dinner as part of the performance. I still think of the mole sauce.
Gene & Georgetti was here in River North when Coco Pazzo began and is going stronger than ever with 70 years under their belt. They serve a varied menu with consistently great steaks. I love the feel of the restaurant and the food. They also have been very supportive when we need to borrow a cup of flour or some ice.
Spacca Napoli serves the best Neapolitan pizza in Chicago, and Jonathan Goldsmith is the patron. The room is comfortable and well designed, the menu is tight and the pizza consistently great. Jonathan is a perfectionist and travels to Italy constantly to improve his art plus he is also the first person to share his great knowledge and assist to raise the bar for better pizza in Chicago.
Any Chicago restaurateurs you admire?
Tony Dupretti (Gene & Georgetti) is one of the nicest men I know; he supported Coco Pazzo when we first opened 21 years ago and still dines there his lovely wife and daughter. Tony believes in the longevity and purity of Gene & Georgetti and has refused offers to open in other markets. He has maintained a loyal staff and following and has not been swayed by the expansion bug.
Steve Lombardy (Gibsons, et cetera) is also a wonderful man/restauranteur and has built a great group of restaurants/bars. Steve has surrounded himself with a nice and talented group of professional, such as Hugo and Johny, and has created restaurants that have been the go to places for sports, political and business people for decades. He has an ability and senseability to know how to build restaurants where people will interact, drink and eat creating energy, fun and profitability.
Mary Beth Liccioni (Les Nomades) has always been courteous and professional for all the years I have known her since Le Francais. She is an amazing professional and always sharpening her palette at a wine tasting or other culinary event in town. Her restaurant is truly an intimate jewel with amazing food and service where one can have a true dining experience. She also cultivates wonderful, young, talented chefs and believes as I do in the lineage of culinary style as it relates to a particular cuisine.
What's the next food trend?
I think Italian food will continue to dominate, food trucks will grow and casual dining will draw large numbers.
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When I did "php -m" at the bash prompt, imap WAS listed as installed, however the results of <?php echo phpinfo(); ?> DID NOT have imap anywhere? All the *.ini files were processed from the \etc\php5\conf.d directory EXCEPT the imap.ini file.
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Steroids or Why it's good to be a Brewers fan
Baseball August 17th, 2009
I don't give a crap about steroids. I really, really don't. It annoys me when people talk about them. It annoys me when I have to read about them. It drives me crazy to read hack after hack talk about how baseball isn't pure anymore and that things will never be the same and blah, blah, blah. Every week a former star comes out and says he "did it the right way". (By the way, do you know why you did it the right way Joe Morgan? Because you didn't have a choice! 268 career home runs is pretty impressive for a guy your size, but 400 would be a lot nicer wouldn't it? Exactly.) Only a few like Daryl Strawberry admit that they would have done steroids. Unfortunately Daryl would have also huffed cans of Pam, smoked roofies and shared jankem with Keith Hernandez if given the chance. It just goes on and on and very few times, if ever, do you read something where the writer is logical and even handed.
Bill James is the most recent example of someone using logic and he makes some good points. He basically says that science doesn't stop and that we will continue to have drugs in our society that help us live longer and stay young. Staying young means staying good at baseball and it will only get better in the future and one day we will look back on this time and think "no big deal." He then goes on to say that most people will live to be 200 years old, have 24-hour boners and that a method of time-warp will be developed that will attract the attention of an advanced alien race called Vulcans who will then make first contact with Earth. So he's mostly right, except for the part about the Stargate and flying cars.
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By Brian Liskai (Attica, OH) Just as hot laps were ready to hit the track Friday at Attica Raceway Park , the skies opened up. Track crews began working on the surface to try and get the night's racing in on All Pro Cylinder Heads/ Aaron's Sales and Lease Night, but another band of showers forced the cancellation of the event. Attica Raceway Park will be back in action Friday, May 20th as the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series take on the tough local competitors in the Kistler Engines Classic paying $10,000 to win. The Fultz Fabrications & Speed Shop UMP Late Models will also be in action. Reserve seats are still available by calling 419-680-5606 or go to www.atticaracewaypark.com. |
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