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Additional 2014 Michigan City Events;
April 19 Buffalo Bill Memorial Tournament (see
April 19 Free Fishing Day in Indiana (no license or stamp required for Ind. residents)
April 26-June 1 Coho Capital Derby (see
May 3-4 Salmon Showdown (
May 9-10 Great Lakes Shrine Association Big Fish Derby (
May 17 Free Fishing Day in Indiana (no license or stamp required for Ind. residents)
June 7-8 Free Fishing Weekend in Indiana (no license or stamp required for Ind. residents)
June 11 Coho Capital Awards and Fish Fry, 7 p.m., Skwiat American Legion Post 451
June 28-29 Skamania Mania 2013 (see
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1. Contest runs from April 26, 12:01 am (CST), through June 1, 2014, 4 pm (CST).
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$500 for the single heaviest Salmon
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4. Prizes to be awarded at 7 p.m. on June 11 at Skwiat American Legion Post 451, 121 Skwiat Legion Ave., Michigan City. A Fish Fry will be available for participants at the Awards Ceremony.
5. Contest waters are all of the Great Lakes and all Great Lakes tributaries.
6. All state and federal sport fishing regulations apply to anglers entering a fish in this contest.
7. Eligible fish must be weighed at the Official weigh station within 24 hours of being caught.
8. Fish are subject to inspection by contest judges and may be disallowed at the discretion of contest judges. In case of dispute, the decision of the contest judges is final.
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There is a traditional custom in Colombian Christian weddings. After the ring ceremony, the groom and the bride each has to light a candle. This custom has a special meaning. Each lighted candle represents the life of each one. After that, they light another candle together and put out the first candle of each one, leaving only the one that they lit as a couple. This bright candle means that now they are the same body and they are going to share every moment of their lives.
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FanGraphs has an annual feature in which they ask their readers what type of contract, terms and average annual salary, they would give each of the free agents available. Every year they publish these results, and every year it's a fascinating exercise comparing the accumulated thoughts of the website's readership with the actual signings that take place throughout the winter.
According to FanGraphs' crowd sourcing, free agent closer Ryan Madson deserved a contract in the neighbourhood of three years at $26 million. That would seem to me to be a lot of money to tie up in a 31 year old right handed reliever. Granted, Madson has been great for the last five seasons in Philadelphia, particularly excellent in the last two, including 2011, which was his first as the team's full time closer.
It's difficult to find a whole lot of relievers getting contracts like that, and obviously even more difficult to find relievers getting contracts like that and it working out. That's why it's almost shocking to learn that the Phillies are currently preparing an offer for Madson that will pay him $44 million over four years with a $13 million vesting option for a fifth year in 2016.
Even when such a deal works out, when the reliever signing a four year deal continues to be effective over the span of the contract, it doesn't work out as money well spent for the team. In a best case scenario, the Phillies still won't get the contribution necessary from Madson to justify those terms and that dollar figure.
Francisco Cordero (signed ahead of the 2008 season) and Billy Wagner (signed ahead of the 2006 season) both stand as excellent examples of pitchers who signed similar deals, contributed as expected for at least three of the four years in their contracts, and still were worth far less value than the money spent on their contracts would have brought back if it was spent elsewhere.
Making this impending deal even more questionable is that of all the available positions on the free agent market this winter, relief pitcher is just about the only one whose depth wouldn't be described as shallow. Jonathan Papelbon and Heath Bell join Madson on the list of high priced closers available for purchase.
While both pitchers are likely happy that Madson's contract will raise the bar for teams looking to sign them, it should be remembered that not only does Philadelphia bringing Madson back shorten the market for the two closers, but both pitchers carry with them the weight of being a Type A free agent. Assuming that any changes to the CBA don't get introduced this off season, having to give up a first round draft pick makes Papelbon and Bell less valuable to a team looking to sign them than Madson was to the Phillies.
Only adding to the head scratching was a confirmed report from yesterday that 33 year old free agent outfielder Michael Cuddyer was in Philadelphia to speak with the Phillies about a contract as well. It's expected that the former member of the Minnesota Twins will be seeking a multiple year deal that will pay him $10 million annually despite never putting up a better season than the 3.1 WAR he had last year.
The Phillies are also apparently still talking to Roy Oswalt who we looked at yesterday.
And The Rest
Tony Reagins was reportedly aware that the Toronto Blue Jays would trade Mike Napoli to the Los Angeles Angels' division rivals in Texas shortly after acquiring him. And he was okay with that.
Remember the name Suk Min Yoon. The Korean pitcher is now represented by Scott Boras and could be available to negotiate a contract via posting fee this off season.
Let's take a closer look at the manager vacancies from around the league.
Not satisfied with merely acquiring Jonathan Sanchez, the Kansas City Royals would be interested in pursuing a trade for Carlos Zambrano.
The Minnesota Twins will be cutting payroll this season, as old school GM Terry Ryan hopes for relevance in a post Moneyball world. Blah, blah, blah.
As it stands right now, Barry Zito will be the San Francisco Giants' fifth starter.
Is it possible: Learning to appreciate Willie Bloomquist.
Pursuant to our conversation yesterday, Baseball Prospectus gets explicit with sample sizes.
Former Houston Astros outfielder/first baseman Lance Berkman thinks that moving the franchise to the American League would be a travesty.
The starting pitchers who confound Las Vegas.
The Seattle Mariners are installing electric car chargers at Safeco Field.
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2013 Stats – eight games played, 40 total tackles, 11.5 tackles for loss, one sack, nine pass knockdowns
Summation – Urban is a fifth-year senior and a two-year starter for Virginia. Brent is Canadian from suburban Toronto. He has had numerous injuries during his career that caused him to miss time. The injuries include and an ACL, a wrist, and foot injury. He was unable to work out at the combine or Virginia's pro day because of the foot injury.
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Posted October 29th, 2010 by James T.R. JonesOn October 29, 2010, Mental Health America of Kentucky, a/k/a the Mental Health Association of Kentucky, Kentucky's oldest mental health education and advocacy organization, presented me with the Clifford W. Beers Mental Health Consumer Award for 2010. The award recognizes my mental health advocacy work through my numerous speeches regarding the wrongfulness of the stigma against those with mental illnesses and the ability of some with severe mental illness who have proper treatment to be successful professionals. These especially include my talks to nursing, social work, psychology, and law students. The award is in the shape of a bell and is a facsimile of the 300 pound Mental Health America bell that was forged of melted chains and shackles that once restrained those confined in asylums because they had mental illnesses. The MHA bell is a powerful reminder that the invisible chains of misunderstanding and discrimination continue to bind people with mental illnesses. Today it rings out hope for improving mental health and achieving victory over mental illnesses.
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Posted June 6th, 2010 by James T.R. JonesI am featured in the latest issue of Duke magazine, which goes to all Duke University alumni and friends (the magazine features 3 University alumni per issue, or 18 per year). The article is at http://www.dukemagazine.duke.edu/dukemag/issues/050610/depmini-jones.html .
Also, I'm now on the Board of Directors of a new national mental health institute, the Saks Institute for Mental Health Law, Policy, and Ethics. Others with the Board include Dr. Oliver Sacks, noted psychiatrist and author of Awakenings; Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison, Professor of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, MacArthur Foundation "genius award" winner, and author of a number of books including An Unquiet Mind; Nobel prize in Medicine laureate Dr. Eric Kandel; and Mrs. Michael "Kitty" Dukakis. I'm very honored to be on the Board with so distinguished a group.
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Humanities Class Speech
Posted April 5th, 2010 by James T.R. JonesOn April 1 I spoke to the Masterpieces of the 19th and 20th Centuries class in the Division of Humanities of the University of Louisville's School of Arts and Sciences. I received the following from Dr. Allen Share, the professor in the course:
Dear Jim,
Thank you so much for speaking to my class last Thursday. Your talk about your own experiences tied in wonderfully with our book for that day--William Styron's "Darkness Visible: A Memoir of Madness"--as well as with our broader theme of this Humanities Division course in examining the connections between the humanities, literature, illness, and the world of medicine.
I so do appreciate your taking the time to do this, especially as my class followed directly upon the completion of a class of your own in the School of Law. I do hope that one day I can return the favor and speak to one of your classes on a subject I have studied or have personal knowledge of. One of the things I have always loved about the academy is that most of us are quite happy to be able to speak to each other's classes--I used to enjoy it every year when Dee Akers was teaching his seminar to third-year law students on Technology and the Law and asked me to talk about the history of technological change and development and to highlight some of the ways in which technology came to involve legal issues and questions. Part of what is so nice about this is that we just do it--if the more than two hours you spent with us were calculated into "billable minutes" I'm afraid that I'd have to ask the President and the Provost to siphon off some of the funds being lavished on people who have left the university and seemingly received golden parachutes for doing so! This does make me wonder--do you happen to know how I could get one of those deals?!?
Seriously Jim, I am most grateful that my good colleague "in the office next door" took the time and trouble to speak with us last Thursday. Would you be good enough to share your friend Elyn's email address with me? I should very much like to write her a bit about what I learn from her book, which I am so glad you told me about. I also will look forward to speaking with you again and to getting to know you. I was intrigued when you said you loved classical music "before Beethoven." I too love early music--I must tell you about the concerts I love attending at The Cloisters in New York City--but I also love many of the 19th century composers, with Antonin Dvorak a particular favorite. I am already looking forward to our talks about music and about much else.
Again, thank you Jim--you made a wonderful presentation to our class and I am most grateful.
Sincerely yours,
Allen Share
Dr. Allen J. Share
Distinguished Teaching Professor
Division of Humanities
University of Louisville
303 Bingham Humanities Building
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Ivy Tech Community College Speech
Posted March 18th, 2010 by James T.R. JonesOn March 16, on behalf of the MHAKY Speaker's Bureau, I addressed a group at the Ivy Tech Community College of Southern Indiana's Listen and Learn Speakers Series in Sellersburg, Indiana. Today I received the following communication:
Dear Professor Jones:
I appreciate you sharing your time with our group.
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Bellarmine College Nursing School Talk
Posted March 16th, 2010 by James T.R. JonesToday I spoke to around 20 nursing students in the Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing class at the Lansing School of Nursing and Health Sciences at Bellarmine University in Louisville. Afterwards I received the following from the professor for the course, Dr. Vicki Burns:
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Kent School Talk
Posted January 21st, 2010 by James T.R. JonesDear Prof. Jones,
Thanks seems inadequate for your presentation and sharing with my psychopathology class. Many students were moved by your story, which stimulated much conversation about the stigma of and biases about mental illness.
It was particularly pleasing for me to hear how you use your strengths to manage your illness. I deeply appreciate your candor and courageous contribution to ending the stigma of mental illness.
Again, thank you so much.
Judy Heitzman
Judy Heitzman, Ph.D.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Assistant Professor
Kent School of Social Work
University of Louisville
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Kent School Talk Correspondence Received
Posted August 3rd, 2009 by James T.R. JonesToday I received the following:
Dear Jim,
We have wrapped up the semester, and I wanted you to know that in our last class, the students repeatedly talked about how helpful your talk was to them; understanding the impact of illness at a personal level really helped them understand in a way a text or lecture never could. Thanks, and more thanks for this wonderful service you have done. And enjoy your sabbatical!
Dru Kemp, Ph.D., L.C.S.W.
Adjunct Faculty, Kent School of Social Work
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Friday was another incredible day at Gen Con! Check out our wrap-up video and get a look at some of our upcoming games like City of Thieves, DungeonQuest, and The Lord of the Rings LCG!
I'm so sad. No new Descent stuff. I'm so sad, so sad, so sad....
Hmmn, am I mistaken or is this video basically a clone of Day 1? Not complaining, though, as it was nice to see LOTR LCG and City of Thieves twice.
Those LotR LCG demo tables are really slick. Reminds me of the LotR: Confrontation tables I had seen on BGG from several years ago.
I must admit I was only looking forward to Deathwatch but DUNGEONQUEST does look really good - might have to get that now...
Dungeonquest, Dungeonquest, Dungeonquest rocks!!! I'm so glad I helped with the playtesting and Rule Book.
Elliott Eastoe.
I'm excited for DungeonQuest - just give us a Descent Expansion and you will have even more of my money this year!
Too many games. Not enough money. I need to start selling sexual services.
Female - 18-40
super hot
not married
Lines should be short to non-existent
City of Thieves, Dungeon Quest, etc etc. My head is spinning! Why didn't anyone tell me about Gen Con? Grrr!


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Who Was There: THQ Digital's creative director Don Whiteford, who works at the company's Warrington office in the north of England. Prior to restructuring under the publisher, the studio was called Juice Games and was responsible for titles such as Juiced and Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights. As part of THQ Digital, the studio now works alongside other studios in Phoenix and Agoura in the USA and develops titles exclusively for online distribution.
What He Talked About: Whiteford's talk was titled "Rethinking a Studio for the Digital Space," with eight lessons for developers thinking of adopting a digital strategy. The seminar focused on juggling multiple projects and continual experimentation. "By the time you start one [game], you've got to figure out what your next two or three are," he said, adding, "we're subscribing to the fail fast model," in terms of trying new things.
However, the highlight of the session was the confirmation of a new Red Faction game, which the studio is working on, called Red Faction: Battlegrounds. The news confirmed rumours that were circling last week that THQ was prepping a downloadable title in the series. The new game will launch on Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network, although no release date was given by Whiteford. However, he did show a video of an isometric arena combat game featuring mechs, tanks, and rovers. Whiteford also confirmed that the game will support local four-player games on the same screen and unlockable items for Red Faction: Armageddon.
While Red Faction: Battlegrounds may have been given the green light, Whiteford reminisced about titles from the studio that never saw the light of day. Split Shift was a racing game that aimed to push into the social space so that players could post challenges online. He also showed a trailer for Stormbirds, a "third-person shooter in the sky," and claimed that for the same price as the short CGI clip, the studio could have made an entire iPhone app. "We decided to start looking at some of the smaller channels […] our main focus is PSN, XBLA, Steam, and we're looking at the iPad," he said.
Whiteford also talked about the prototyping process at the studio, by which everyone in the company can submit game designs. "We've had ideas markets, where people come and pitch their ideas. We included everyone; admin staff as well," he boasted. It was this process that led to the studio building a PlayStation Move-like device at the same time Sony was doing the same thing. "No disrespect to the Sony designers, but it was quite easy to mock up [a Move controller]," he joked.
Takeaway: After a couple of abandoned projects, the THQ Digital Warrington team is now working on Red Faction: Battlegrounds for release on the PSN and XBLA. It will feed into Red Faction: Armageddon by offering unlockable items for the retail title.


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My 13 month old grandson will eat anything placed in his hand. My DIL gives him baby chicken nuggets and he devours them. I'm sure they're very expensive and being processed, not as nutritionally good for him as homemade.
I'm looking for a recipe for a chicken cookie or brownie that can be molded into little servings. Not necessarily breaded. I'm thinking of a thick chicken puree with additional eggs for substance? Something I can bake and keep on hand for him. Any ideas? Thanks, Dianne |
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How about ground chicken with added flour and egg ( can he eat egg?) to hold it together? I would cook chicken and put it into the food processor to chop very fine....not make mush but finely chopped. Then stir it up with egg, and flour and perhaps a little milk for moistness....and shape into patties and bake crisp....sort of crisp. Or you could just season the ground cooked chicken and roll into crumbs and bake. Soon he will have enough teeth to just take pieces of chicken and roll in crumbs and abke... My son would eat anything that looked like dip....that he could scoop upw ith a chip of a cracker. So I blended cottage cheese with garlic powder and sometimes blue cheese and a little milk and he would eat that by the bucket....but don't give him a dish of cottage cheese!! Kids! Linda C |
Thanks Linda. I tried the dip but he's more interested in feeding himself and baby fingers and dip are a messy combination. I'm going to try your suggestion and see what I end up with. And, more importantly, what he thinks of it! Thanks again, any more suggestions? Dianne |
- Posted by aprilflower (My Page) on Sun, Jul 8, 07 at 19:03
I know you'll probably cringe at this (I know I would if I hadn't already done it, lol) but when my son went thru that stage, I made everything into small pancakes. Bisquick, whichever mix I could find. Peas went into it. Squash went into it. Baby food with meat went into it. Easy because I could make them up fairly quickly, they were portable, and not messy at all. And most importantly, he fed himself and didn't miss any vitamins or nutrients. Hope that helps! ps: yes, he did survive them, he'll be 13 in August, lol! |
Eureka! Last night I made Ben tiny whole grain/sweet potato pancakes with a slice of banana in the center. He loved them. Perfect to hold and munch. I also found a recipe for a chicken patty with egg and cheese that I was able to shape into tiny ladyfinger size and bake. Another hold and eat success! I've got them in the freezer, bagged individually for quick access. So much better than handing him a cracker when he's hungry. Thanks for all your suggestions. |
- Posted by teresa_nc7 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 10, 07 at 14:10
What if you made him chicken croquettes, but made them mini sized - more the size of tater tots? Chicken croquettes are made using cooked finely chopped chicken, mixed with a white sauce, then chilled and shaped. You then dredge them in fine dried bread crumbs and fry or bake. Most people love croquettes, and there is no reason why they have to be made in the large traditional shape and size. |
- Posted by aprilflower (My Page) on Tue, Jul 10, 07 at 18:42
Yay! I'm so glad you were able to find something that works!! When dealing with kids I'm still learning (and learning and learning) that you have to get REALLY creative, lol. |
Chicken croquettes. What a great idea! That's the next thing I'll try for him. Thanks for the idea, Theresa |
How about making a stuffing, with celery, onions and apples, add chopped up cooked chicken to it. Place it in a 9x13 pan bake at 350 for 30 minutes, cool and cut into bars. |
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The Fresno State Bulldog Pride Fund is staging an intriguing fundraiser with its production of "Dear Harvey," a play by Patricia Loughrey about Harvey Milk, the gay civil rights activist and San Francisco politician assassinated in 1978. (Today is Harvey Milk Day.) The play will be presented tonight and Thursday night at The Painted Table in the Tower District.
A stellar local cast directed by Miguel A. Gastelum tackles this nearly fully staged production that includes lighting, sound and multimedia. (Because of the short rehearsal schedule, the actors are still on book.) It features seven ensemble cast members: Joel C. Abels, Matthew Freitas, Hayley Galbraith, Jennifer Lewis, Terry Lewis, Chris Mangels, and Leslie Martin.
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Do all animals need ears to hear?
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This depends upon what you define as a "ear". If by that you mean the ability to sense vibrations of the medium surrounding the animal, the answer is NO. Fish, worms, and many other species do not have "ears" in the sense of the anatomical structure most mammals possess. Even we humans can "feel" frequencies of air movement less than 10 hertz, the typical cutoff frequency of sound -- for example a large bass drum. Do we "hear" that? Is it sound? A similar thing occurs with light. We can "feel" a hot burner on a stove from several feet even though it is not "glowing". It is infrared radiation. Are we "seeing" it? It is a matter of how you want to define the terms.
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It depends upon your definition of ears. Most birds and mammals have ears by tranditional definitions. However, reptiles, fish, amphibians and invertebrates do not really have ears. We can follow the evolutionary developmenbt through these animals and that is a real interesting topic! I suggest you look up the frog and how it hears. This will explain most amphibians. Fish and inveterbrates have several methods in detecting vibrations (sound is really just vibrations). This is a great library research project.
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Six Japanese PSone Imports Coming to PSN
Sometimes, a translation isn't even necessary to enjoy a good import.
GungHo Online Entertainment has announced on the PlayStation Blog that it will be porting over six Japanese PSone classics to the PlayStation Network. Obviously, most gamers in the west can't read Japanese. The studio openly claims that some of these titles are more "import-friendly" than others and that there is still enjoyment to be had even if you don't know the lingo.
The easiest of these titles to play would likely be Dragon Beat Legend of Pinball, because most of its need-to-know text was already designed in English. Of course, pinball doesn't really need that many translations to begin with. Neo Planet is a detailed space-flight simulator where you must terraform a new planet to become humanity's second Earth. The game itself is comprised of a lot of Japanese text, so we must suggest this one for Japanese-reading players only.
Sarara's Little Shop has you taking control of a traditional RPG item shop where you must make financial decisions and try to earn a profit while outfitting would-be adventurers. Since it's a simulation game featuring many RPG components, we recommend only those fluent in Japanese to try Sarara's Little Shop. Another pair of Kanji-filled games, Heroine Dream 1-2 are old school RPGs that also require a high amount of skill with the Japanese language. As with GungHo Online Entertainment's previous releases, these six PSone imports will be priced at $5.99 each on the PlayStation Network.


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While the violence-laden video game Grand Theft Auto Five has been flying off store shelves, Will County State's Attorney Jim Glasgow has stepped up his campaign denouncing such games.
Glasgow is urging parents not to buy it and suggests they ask stores to stop selling media that glorify violence.
Glasgow met with nearly 50 Mokena Junior High School parents Thursday morning and showed them a six-minute clip of Grand Theft Auto Five, which was released last month and surpassed $1 billion in sales in the first three days.
Many parents looked away or covered their eyes as the character blew the heads off of innocent women and police officers, killed a dog, and ran over others with a car.
"Violence is the No. 1-selling entertainment that we have," Glasgow said, citing not just video games but movies and prime-time TV shows. "Our culture embraces violence. We have to say, 'We don't want it anymore.' "
Glasgow does not plan to battle the gaming industry over First Amendment rights — that fight already has been lost in the U.S. Supreme Court, he said. Instead, he is calling for an economic boycott and asking parents to be vigilant about what their kids are watching.
The violence-begets-violence drum is one he has beaten for years, but in order to keep up with the ever-evolving and ever-more-realistic and violent games, the father of five is taking it up a notch and creating his own video.
Glasgow plans to partner with Governors State University's production department to create a 15- to 20-minute professional video to distribute to schools and other groups and make it available on websites in an effort to educate the public about this "God-awful violence," he said.
He cited the cases of Keith Randulich, the Mokena teen who fatally stabbed his little sister in 2009; Steven Kazmierczak, who killed five people at Northern Illinois University; and Adam Lanza, who killed 26 people at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut. All of them were into violent video games, he said.
"The cause and effect is clear," Glasgow said. Violent entertainment "desensitized" them, he said.
Many games, such as Grand Theft Auto, Call of Duty and Dead Space 3, promote the "joy of killing" and reward the gamer for killing, he said.
"The bottom line is TV, movies and games have pushed the envelope gradually. If you do not come together and stop it and get mad, they will cross the line into an area where they can do whatever they want. When (murder) becomes a sport, we will really be in a scary place," he said.
These games are not only "incredibly dangerous to play" but are counterproductive to the normal development of an adolescent, he said. "It makes you less empathetic and more prone to violence."
Parents need to look behind the rating labels on these games and movies, know exactly what their kids are watching, and go to the stores and ask them not to sell the games, he said.
For movie descriptions, he referred parents to kidsinmind.com.
"The key is, you cannot parent if you do not pay attention. You have to be vigilant like you have never been in your lives," Glasgow said.
He hopes police, women and other special-interest groups will take a stand as well.
"It can work. We can make a difference," he said.
Mokena School District 159 Supt. Mario Castillo said he wanted Glasgow to visit the school to "create parental awareness of the video games that kids are playing."
As they left, parents asked for an evening session with elementary school parents.
"We control every aspect of our children's lives to save their lives and get them to adulthood with some kind of moral code. If you let them play these video games, it negates all of that," Glasgow said. "Kids playing these games today are the parents of tomorrow. What will their kids be like?"


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The Integration, a sound chamber with a 50ft diameter, offers "Sound Baths" within its acoustically powerful domed interior. (CC by Vinzcha)
In a domed building in the middle of California's Mojave Desert, visitors can experience an entirely new type of surround sound.
The Integratron, with its 50ft diameter and 38ft-high dome, was built by aeronautical engineer George Van Tassel in the 1950s to be a sound chamber tuned precisely to the frequencies needed to rejuvenate human cells.
Employing ideas from scientists like Nikola Tesla (best known for his contributions toward modernising the use of alternating current), Van Tassel's structure creates an ionized environment that is believed to raise the cells' metabolic and reproductive rate and "reset" the positive and negative charges within individual cells, ultimately providing the body with more energy and vitality.
To fully experience the effects of the all-wood building, located about 45 miles north of Palm Springs, California, the Integratron offers "Sound Baths" within its acoustically-powerful domed interior. During the 60-minute sessions, a musician plays a series of nine quartz crystal singing bowls (played by running a special mallet around the exterior of each bowl), each attuned to the human body's various chakras or energy centres to promote relaxation and rejuvenation. Many visitors fall asleep due to the soothing sounds, others report feeling a connection to the divine and one reviewer described feeling "fireworks in my brain".
The music plays for 25 minutes, and for the remaining 35 minutes visitors relax on cushioned mats. Private sessions are available from $30 to $80 per person depending on group size, and a "no reservations" session is also held most Saturdays and Sundays at noon for $15. The sound chamber holds 45 people, and the public sessions are open on a first-come, first-served basis. Those who want to skip the sound baths can take a self-guided tour following the public sessions for $5.


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If you walk into any given Best Buy today, you'll already see the "store within a store" concept being implemented by companies like Microsoft and Apple. Google wants to do the same thing to show off the US-made Google Glass. Robert Scoble is saying that the big G will be renting 6,000 square feet to do this. Google isn't new to Best Buy — you can buy the Nexus 7 and Chromecast there, assuming you find stock — but this would be its first huge marketing push inside of a brick-and-mortar store.
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Jacqueline Diggs grew up on a farm in Jackson County, Ohio, member of a family of very light-skinned people who "went as black," as she says. Her own appearance made it possible for her to help to break down segregation in the job market in Columbus. She was married to George "Jack" Pettiford for more than forty years and they raised four children. When asked when he told her about his ancestry, she laughingly said, "I thought it was a joke. I thought he was being funny. But I had hopes -- I had hopes that he would turn out like Thomas Jefferson."
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This is my first time making pickles.
First, I made a brine with water, pickling salt, dill, and garlic. I simmered it a few minetes and put in jars and let cool to rm temp. I put the lid on and left on table until morning. Then I put cucumbers in the brine and put lids back on. I was suppose to pack the cucumbers and then put the brine over them. so, the cucumbers are floating in the brine. I'm not sure if this is ok for the fermenting process. Are they suppose to be covered by the brine? Did the brine possibly spoil because I didn't put the cucumbers in as soon as the brine was ready? I also used distilled water. But, the brine is starting to get cloudy and I'm not sure if they are spoiling because of what I did. |
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My personal favorite of all the ones I've enjoyed illustrating so far. It's funny–as I read this, I can still hear Harvey's voice in my head from when he called me and dictated the script over the phone. The mind is a wonderful thing. Thanks to Mr. Pekar for the chance to work with him and to everyone who read this for your interest.
really nice!
Very powerful! Love the color, love everything!
Excellent work Rick. This is my favorite of yours as well.
This one is great! I am both happy and sad to know that worrywartage does not wane as we wander further along the pathway of lyfe.
there are a lot of younger people who are in decent shape physically and financially and still worry their asses off, Harvey.
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[...] was no different in his work. In a piece about aging for SMITH, posted early this year, he writes: I wonder if there are a lot of older [...]
It's rather saddening, that he died feeling this way- success doesn't necessarily give you happiness.
before, I've never been there but heard so much about it. Absolutely gorgeous buindilgs and I'd like to see as many as you can post!By the way, Ocala is a premier race-horse breeding and racing site in the world! Many top contenders and winners come from Ocala stables. I think there are at least 200 horse farms raising thoroughbreds in Ocala. It is truly "horse country"!All set amidst rolling hills and huge oak trees.


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Intermediate Sewing: Beyond Basics
Move your sewing skills to the next level. Read patterns, choose and cut fabric expertly and make simple fitting adjustments. Gain confidence in letting your pattern influence your fabric choice. Get started with a garment of your choice. Students may take this short course multiple times, completing multiple projects and advancing to more complex patterns.
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Growing basjoo in the Tri-State region here in zone 7 on coast of Connecticut on Long Island Sound. Has anyone in New Jersey, Maryland, Long Island...been able to get basjoo to produce bananas?
My basjoo is about two years old- it has 3 large (7 foot) stalks each with about 10 large leaves. I read that for basjoo to fruit you need at least 35 leaves? Has anyone else heard this? How big untill it produces bananas? Here is mine. We have about 2 months till frost. |
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My step-mother visited once, and marinated boneless chicken breasts, then she grilled them. I can't remember what all she used, except I remember her buying a bottle of plain, old-fashioned Italian dressing from the grocery store, and marinating the meat about an hour, in a ziploc bag, in the refrigerator. I remember the chicken being very moist.
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You can mix up some Good Seasons dry Salad dressing, which I often use and marinate the chicken for a couple of hours. OR Although I am generally not a fan of packaged marinades, I use McCormick's Grill Mates zesty chicken marinade. They're sold in dry packets in the marinade section of most grocery stores. I also use the mesquite one. All of them are good and quick - 30 to 60 minutes is all you need. Beef ones are good as well. Sue |
I add about 1/4 cup soy sauce to my favorite Italian dressing and sometime a little lime juice. 1 hour will work but the longer the better. The real key is to baste the breast with the marinade while they are cooking. I usually spoon some on the top let them cook then turn them and spoon some more on till they are done. |
I find that chicken breasts do not need much in the way of marinating. Since chicken is already tender you only need to marinate for a short period of time to add flavour rather than to tenderize. I rub boneless chicken breasts with minced garlic, dijon mustard, salt, pepper and fresh squeezed lemon, and some olive oil. Let sit for 30 minutes to 1 hour. Note that lemon juice will cook the meat changing the texture if allowed to marinate for too long. Another rub that I use with a Greek influence is to rub the breasts with garlic, oregano, olive oil and lemon juice, salt and pepper, let sit again for just 30 minutes or so and then grill. Ann. |
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I use equal parts pineapple juice and teriyaki sauce along with a just a little olive oil and some crushed garlic. Marinate for no more than one hour because the acid in the pineapple juice will "cook" the chicken, you get a tough outer layer. I find that the key to moist chicken is to avoid the temtation to cook it too long. Remember that it will continue to cook after you take it off, so take it off sooner rather than later then let it rest for another ten minutes before serving. If it has lost it's translucent look all the way through, it's done. |
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Me and my family never really snore. But I sleep walk sometimes ever since I was young
I snore, it's in my family. I got my tonsils and Adonis taken out and it quieted me a lot! It sounds like I'm just breathing a bit loudly now. When I'm sick though it is kind of loud. Not a big problem but very annoying.
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The State Liquor Authority, in a letter to state Sen. Joe Addabbo Jr. (D-Howard Beach), confirmed that the Knockdown Center has yet to officially file for a liquor license.
In the letter dated Dec. 20, SLA Chairman Dennis Rosen assures that the agency will take the community's concerns into consideration if and when the controversial arts venue at 52-19 Flushing Ave. in Maspeth officially files for a liquor license.
"At this time, the SLA has not received an application for [the] Knockdown Center," the letter reads. "Please be assured if we receive a new application at this location, your opposition will be incorporated into the licensing file."
Addabbo says the content of the letter surprised him, as he was under the assumption that the Knockdown Center's operators had already filed for a liquor license.
"I was waiting to hear back regarding their application. I'm a little surprised by this," Addabbo said. "Maybe they are taking some time to do their due diligence in the community before they officially file. We'll keep an eye out for it."
Tyler Myers, the Knockdown Center's manager, chose not to provide a comment on the record.
The venue has faced fierce opposition from concerned residents, Community Board 5 and elected officials such as Addabbo and Assemblywoman Cathy Nolan (D-Sunnyside).
CB 5 and area electeds have sent numerous letters to the SLA in previous months, recommending that the center's liquor license be denied.
Addabbo believes that it is just a matter of time before the Knockdown Center, which seeks to host events for up to 5,000 people, officially files with the SLA.
"I know it's going to happen eventually. Within the month, I would think," he said. "They have the momentum now."