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The 2015 Oregon legislative session is about to start. We looked into a few of the bills the Senate will be working on.
Breaking news, weather, sports, entertainment, traffic, video and community news from the Portland and SW Washington area.
Portland police are adding patrols in the Gateway neighborhood of Northeast Portland where a 13-year-old was stabbed in a Fred Meyer parking lot Sunday.
Police said a shooting that left a married couple injured and forced two schools in the area into lockdown Monday appeared to be related to domestic violence.
More than 35 million people along the Philadelphia-to-Boston corridor rushed to get home and settle in Monday as a fearsome storm swirled in with the potential for hurricane-force winds and 1 to 3 feet of snow that could paralyze the Northeast for days.
The 2015 Oregon legislative session is about to start. We looked into a few of the bills the Senate will be working on.
The man grabbed her arm from behind and told her he had a gun, police said. The man never showed a gun but tried to lead the girl along the path toward Menlor Lane and down a dirt path near a bridge.
Portland police are adding patrols in the Gateway neighborhood of Northeast Portland where a 13-year-old was stabbed in a Fred Meyer parking lot Sunday.
Police said a shooting that left a married couple injured and forced two schools in the area into lockdown Monday appeared to be related to domestic violence.
More than 35 million people along the Philadelphia-to-Boston corridor rushed to get home and settle in Monday as a fearsome storm swirled in with the potential for hurricane-force winds and 1 to 3 feet of snow that could paralyze the Northeast for days.
Bills to abolish the death penalty were introduced in the state House and Senate on Monday, an effort that seeks to build on Gov. Jay Inslee's decision last year to impose a moratorium on capital punishment.
A Washington state woman accused of stabbing her three small children may have been overwhelmed by the demands of caring for a 2-year-old toddler and 6-month-old twins while her soldier husband was frequently deployed, police said Monday.
Firefighters will soon be on the neighborhood-oriented social media site Nextdoor.com in what Portland Fire & Rescue Chief Erin Janssens calls an effort to keep neighborhoods safer.
Brandon Paxson, spokesman for Clackamas Fire said the FBI is on its way to check out the white powder.
A 17-year-old was struck and killed by an oil tanker train early Monday morning about 10 miles east of Vancouver, police officials said.
Tom Petty has earned a writing credit on Sam Smith's megahit "Stay With Me" for its similarities to his song "I Won't Back Down."
Melissa Rivers filed a malpractice lawsuit Monday against doctors and the clinic where her mother, Joan Rivers, had a routine medical procedure, stopped breathing and later died.
"Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck," a fiery, evocative and deeply felt look at one of rock's most misunderstood and tragic figures, presents a portrait of a man and an artist in despair with the aid of never-before-seen home videos, personal notes and archival footage.
Feeling the sting of rejection? Itching to get even with an ex? The San Francisco Zoo is offering the burned and spurned masses the chance to "adopt" a hissing cockroach or giant scorpion in honor of their special ex-someone for Valentine's Day.
Authorities say a man's plans to break into a Houston store fell through, after he crashed through the ceiling and landed in front of police.
A New Hampshire woman got a surprise at a Burger King drive-thru: a bag full of cash instead of food.
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Kids were out in full force at Lake Sacagawea and we were all enjoying the spring like weather.
Even my Dog had made a few freinds.
If your wondering what happened to the lab, he Was shot in the eye at one year of age.
Even my Dog had made a few freinds.
If your wondering what happened to the lab, he Was shot in the eye at one year of age.
Local & Regional
Joshua Hanford was last seen leaving his home in the North Tabor neighborhood Sunday morning, Jan. 25.
One person suffered minor injuries when a Monday afternoon fistfight inside the Southcenter Mall turned into a shooting.
Two robbery suspects pushed someone to the floor of a Southeast Portland Subway while robbing the sandwich shop early Monday morning, Portland Police said.
A man remains lost at sea after a boat with three people on board capsized off Paradise Point on Sunday afternoon. Two of the 3 made it safely to shore.
Fire crews worked to control a house fire Monday morning at a house on Southeast Clay Street in Portland.
A fake bloody chainsaw. A grenade gag gift. A blade to skin an animal. They're all holiday presents that have held people up at airport security. During the busiest travel days before Christmas, the On Your Side Investigators reveal what will and won't get confiscated by TSA screeners at Portland International Airport.
The tech department for the David Douglas School district is strengthening it's internet filters after a third grader at Menlo Park Elementary accessed a lewd video on a school computer.
It was meant to be harmless. A 14-year-old girl and her friends posted an advertisement on a popular website for a "Gay Best Friend" but it later led to an interaction with a man police call an "internet predator." The victim's father sat down exclusively with KATU's On Your Side Investigators.
On Friday, the city announced stepped-up safety measures at the crosswalk on Southeast 182nd Avenue.
KATU's On Your Side Investigators filed a public records request with the Washington State Patrol and found out the collision that killed Anneice Fich was one of five crashes involving pedestrians or bicyclists on Northeast 3rd Avenue in 2014.
Around the World
A former CIA officer was convicted Monday of leaking details of a covert mission to derail Iran's nuclear program in a case that, until the eve of the trial, was as much about the journalist who published the leaks as it was the accused leaker.
Denver police shot and killed a young woman who struck and injured an officer in a stolen car, authorities said Monday.
A Philadelphia-area couple whose pet ferrets attacked their newborn daughter and chewed off parts of her face have been charged with child endangerment.
A small drone flying low to the ground crashed onto the White House grounds before dawn Monday, triggering a major emergency response and raising fresh questions about security at the presidential mansion.
A Florida woman is suspected of drowning a 2-week-old puppy in a Nebraska airport bathroom so she could board a plane.
The NBA has postponed home games for both the New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets because of a snowstorm expected to batter the area.
Local science celebrity Bill Nye is poking holes in New England Patriots' head coach Bill Belichick's explanation for "deflategate."
he Super Bowl, at its most basic level, is a game that determines the NFL championship.
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick is defending the way his team preps its game balls and said his team earned its spot in the Super Bowl fairly.
A Bremerton dentist is learning it's not easy being a New England Patriots fan in Seahawks territory-- she's now 'brushing off' pranks from her staff as the teams prepare to go head-to-head in the Super Bowl.
Travel & Outdoors
Rogue anglers have plenty of reasons to suspect that early steelhead also means often, meaning this year's winter steelhead run could be a banner occurrence.
Take a hike on Proxy Falls Trail during summer or autumn, and there's a good chance you'll have company. Come back in winter, though, when the highway is closed to vehicles and the preferred mode of transportation is skis or snowshoes, and it's a far different experience.
Crater Lake — Oregon's only national park — reports visitation was up in 2014 — part of a nationwide trend.
The Bureau of Land Management says the 95-foot-tall lighthouse has been surrounded by scaffolding and wrapping since mid-October as old paint was removed and a natural cement wash was applied.
You won't see a different cave or a new chateau at the Oregon Caves National Monument. But some are calling the expansion of the landmark, with legislation attached to a defense spending bill signed recently by President Obama, a monumental change.
Top Video
An Arizona monastery will offer housing to Super Bowl fans traveling to Phoenix for the game. Jason Barry has the story.
Jason David Frank, original Green Power Ranger stopped by to talk all about Wizard World's Comic Con. Watch the video to hear all about the event running this weekend.
National Pie Day was yesterday, but we are still celebrating here in Portland.
Sarah Curtis-Fawley, Owner of the Pacific Pie Co., stopped by to talk about the 4th annual Pie Contest.
Watch the video to find out all of the details!
Sarah Curtis-Fawley, Owner of the Pacific Pie Co., stopped by to talk about the 4th annual Pie Contest.
Watch the video to find out all of the details!
Your Life, Your Style
Oregon state Treasurer Ted Wheeler says Oregonians can't wait for the federal government to act. He wants the state to sponsor a retirement savings plan.
Thanks to drier areas east and north of Bend, mountain biking is a year-round pursuit in Central Oregon.
On a recent cross-country ski trip in the Bridger Mountains, I noticed my dog was walking a little funny. It was a frigid day and close to a foot of snow had fallen the night before. Kato, who burst out of his kennel with his usual exuberance at the car park, was looking chilly on the trail.
The former Florida governor said Friday that political leaders need to overhaul the country's immigration and education systems, increase job training programs and ease energy regulations to spur economic growth.
Did you know specific crimes trend up in the winter?
The suspect, MD Islam, 26, is accused of sending sexual messages to a teenage girl in St. Helens.
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IBM is pooh-poohing a published report that the giant technology company is planning a big reorganization and massive job cuts affecting more than 100,000 people.
Satellite TV provider Dish Network made a splash this month when it unveiled an online alternative with fewer channels and a lower price tag than its regular service. The Sling TV option is aimed at people who have dropped their cable or satellite packages or never had either.
Smartphone users are tired of begging to charge devices behind bars or hunting for outlets in airports and train stations. Where, oh where, is a better battery?
EBay plans to cut 2,400 jobs, or 7 percent of its staff, in the first quarter to simplify its structure and boost profit ahead of a planned separation of its business.
In the world of e-books, you largely have a choice between Amazon's Kindle and everyone else.
The federal government on Friday granted Washington state a temporary extension from the enforcement of federal requirements for state driver's licenses and ID cards that require proof of legal U.S. residency for holders who want to use them to access certain areas of federal buildings and eventually board a commercial flight.
Secretary of State Kate Brown hopes a more Democratic Legislature will improve the odds for her effort to automatically add licensed drivers to the voter rolls.
County commissioners are looking to better regulate electronic cigarette sales, focusing on retailers and keeping them out of the hands of younger users.
President Barack Obama's proposal to scale back the tax benefits of college savings accounts is running into opposition from Republicans in Congress who say they have no intention of raising taxes on families trying to save money for their children's education.
Nearly 40 senators are supporting a proposed constitutional amendment that would prevent budget-busting ballot initiatives from being filed unless supporters also include a way to pay for it.
With only five days left before the deadline to seek payments, compensation expert Kenneth Feinberg has decided that 50 death cases are eligible for money due to crashes caused by faulty General Motors ignition switches.
Rising sales helped boost hiring at U.S. businesses in the last three months of 2014, and companies are optimistic that continued improvement in business conditions will bring increased employment and wages in the current quarter, a new survey shows.
Mattel Chairman and CEO Bryan Stockton has resigned after the struggling maker of Barbie dolls and Hot Wheels cars reported fourth-quarter results that fell far short of analyst expectations.
The Federal Reserve ended 2014 with a pledge to be "patient" in raising interest rates from record lows. The way things are going, its patience may endure for a long while.
As Americans continue turning away from milk, an industry group is pushing back at its critics with a social media campaign trumpeting the benefits of milk.
Entertainment News
Despite being a relative pageant newcomer, Miss Colombia Paulina Vega has been crowned Miss Universe, beating out first runner-up Miss USA Nia Sanchez and contestants from more than 80 other countries.
Oscar hopes for "Birdman" got an enormous updraft over the weekend with big wins from the acting and producing guilds, possibly sending the comedy soaring over the perceived Academy Awards front-runner "Boyhood."
Emma Watson will play Belle in Disney's live-action remake of "Beauty and the Beast."
The military drama starring Bradley Cooper as Navy SEAL marksman Chris Kyle topped the box office for a second weekend in a row with $64.4 million in first place, according to studio estimates Sunday.


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Utah State Aggies (22-3)
@Idaho Vandals (14-10)
Wednesday, February 09
Cowan Spectrum
Attendance: 1,512
Utah State
Moscow, ID (Sports Network) - Deremy Geiger, a Utah State transfer, scored 12 points with nine rebounds and Idaho stunned the 21st-ranked Aggies, 64-56, at the Cowan Spectrum.
Utah State will have to wait at least one more game to claim a share of the WAC regular season crown.
A game that was supposed to be just another destination on the Aggies' journey to a perfect conference record turned into a large road block. Utah State could have clinched at least a share of the WAC crown with a win, but more importantly, the loss was a damaging one for the Aggies' profile in case they need an at-large selection.
Wednesday night, the Vandals proved they are beatable.
Jeff Ledbetter scored 14 points, Kyle Barone posted 11 points and 12 rebounds, while Shawn Henderson added nine points for Idaho (14-10, 7-5 WAC), which has won two straight since a four-game losing skid. The Vandals beat a Top-25 team for the first time since a December 6, 2009 victory over Portland.
Tai Wesley totaled 11 points and 10 rebounds, while Brockeith Pane scored 14 points with seven assists for Utah State (22-3, 11-1), which saw its 17-game winning streak and 25-game regular-season conference winning streak come to an end. Utah State's last conference loss came on January 4, 2009 at Louisiana Tech.
Idaho took a 27-24 edge in the locker room and doubled that lead after the midway point of the second half at 48-42 on Ledbetter's three-pointer. The margin grew to 55-46 when Ledbetter made all three free throws after being fouled beyond the arc.
Utah State stayed within arm's length and Williams' three-pointer from the left wing cut the deficit to 60-55 with 49.6 seconds to go. Geiger calmly sank two free throws with 47.6 seconds to play. The Aggies didn't make shots down the stretch and couldn't cut into the deficit.
After trailing early on in the contest, Utah State used eight successive points to claim a 13-10 edge thanks to Wesley's layup. Idaho stayed close and reeled off seven straight points to take 24-19 lead on Barone's three-point play.
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From Sunset reader Susenjit Guha, Kolkata, India.
The aroma of warm spices fills the kitchen as this one-pan, Indian-inspired dish cooks. Be sure to get chicken thighs with the skin and bones so they brown nicely and stay juicy.
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1. Put eggs in a small saucepan filled with water. Bring to a boil, cover, and remove from heat. Let sit 15 minutes, then cool, peel, and halve.
2. Heat 1 tbsp. oil in a large frying pan over high heat. Add chicken, skin side down, and cook until well browned, about 5 minutes; transfer to a plate.
3. Add remaining 1 tbsp. oil, spices, salt, and onion and cook, stirring constantly, until fragrant, about 1 minute. Add rice and 2 cups hot water. Place chicken, skin side up, on top of rice and simmer, covered, until chicken is cooked through, 10 to 12 minutes.
4. Mix yogurt, mint, and cilantro together in a small bowl. Set eggs into pan with chicken and serve with yogurt on the side.
Note: Nutritional analysis is per serving.
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The elevation is 463 feet. Dixie appears on the Poole U.S. Geological Survey Map. Henderson County is in the Central Time Zone (UTC -6 hours).
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Focus:- Dance around the court
SESSION OF THE WEEK: Master the Basic Footwork Another great feature of full membership.
Split your group into 8s (2 balls are needed for this pass and move exercise).
The balls start on opposite corners and are passed clockwise. Each worker, after having passed the ball, swaps places with the player across the square that passed the ball at the same time.
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Make sure players know who they are swapping with before you start the practice
Once the practice is established coach can encourage players to push their team mates to meet the ball by passing the ball into the space regardless if the player is there or not.
If the player does meet the ball a new pair can switch in - continue switching players in and out.
Coach to communicate what pass should be used i.e. chest/shoulder/bounce pass.
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Denver, CO
Posts: 21
First Solo Trip! A Disney Holiday Adventure.
Greetings to all! This is my first time posting a trip report so bear with me if things are a little rocky. First off a little about me and how my trip came to be: My name is Nick and I live in Denver, CO, my whole family is pretty high on Disney and we have taken many trips to the parks together over the years since our first visit back in 1998 (I was 11). My mother and Sister are keen on most things Disney while I (possibly my father as well) can really take or leave anything Disney outside of the parks. I do have an obsession with ESPN, however, so I guess that counts as Disney? Now this whole trip started in the spring of 2012 when my girlfriend and I where planning a trip to DLR for the holidays. She was a big time Disney nerd as well and we had taken several previous trips to the DLR and WDW together. Well long story short, this trip was derailed by our breaking up during the summer. So with that behind me I decided it would be fun to plan a trip with my cousin (like a brother to me) and sister. This was going smoothly until my cousin couldnt get the time off of work and my sister became caught up with a new guy in her life. I was at this point thinking about canceling the whole thing and moving on, besides I had a ski trip planned out to Lake Tahoe with a bunch of buddies at the end of the month and didnt really need to go. I ended up deciding to take a few days at the first of December because its Disney and I just cant not go right?? I decided this after reading a lot of great things about solo trips here on the boards so thanks for that!
With all the ups and downs of the planning process over with I finally had a plan: Flying into SNA Saturday, Dec. 1st, departing on Wednesday, Dec.5th staying at the Hyatt Regency in Anaheim. So it begins Day 1 Saturday, 12/1/2012 Saturday was my travel day, the plan was to check into the hotel and then just explore DTD until bed. My flight was scheduled to leave Denver at 11:45am arriving at John Wayne or SNA at 1:20pm. The trip and subsequent check in at the airport was as uneventful as it ever is and I killed about an hour before my flight grabbing something to eat and a coffee. The flight landed on time and I was ready to go! I had set up a reservation through Super Shuttle which was very easy online and IMO pretty cheap, it was $21.24 for my round trip res. The Shuttle was full and I was of course the second to last person to be dropped off but I did not expect it to be a straight shot and total travel time was about 45 minutes, not terrible since I was in no hurry. I chose to stay at the Hyatt over other closer area hotels purely on my preference to the brand. I travel a lot for work and have a nice loyalty membership going with them. Check in was quick and easy and I was up to my room at just around 2:45 I think. I got settled in and took a quick shower to refresh. I thought this picture was odd given the geography of the hotel and all. View of the lobby and atrium from the room. After a while I headed downstairs to purchase my ticket for the shuttle they offer and head over to DTD. I liked the Hyatt shuttle because it is disconnected from any other hotels so it is straight shot from hotel and parks and back. The shuttle picked up at the 15 and 45 of every hour at the hotel and the top and 30 of every hour at the parks. I found it to be very reliable over the course of my four days. I believe it started an hour before openings and ran an hour after park closings. I took a quick stroll through DTD and ended up at my final destination which was Trader Sams at DLH. I had been looking forward to checking this place out after reading much about it online and it did not disappoint. I had not seen the DLH since its renovation was over and I really liked it. The lobby was pretty modern which I thought was going to take away from some of its old charm but overall I really thought they did a nice job. Now Trader Sams was really great, I sat at the bar and started with the Hippopata Mai Tai which was suggested by the couple next to me and downed way too quickly! The bar itself is very well themed mostly getting a lot of inspiration form the Enchanted Tiki Room and The Jungle Cruise respectively. There is so much to look at all over the walls and in every nook and corner, plus a volcano erupts every once in a while which is fun entertainment! I sat there for a while just taking it all in while ordering my second round which was the shrunken zombie head, another winner and strong. I ended up conversing with the couple next to me (I want to say from long beach?) for most of my visit while enjoying the drinks and eventually food. I went with the bbq chicken sandwich and again enjoyed it pretty well I took it upon myself at this point to order my third drink as well (yes I know) the Ritas Marg. These are terrible I know but the only interior shots I bothered to get of Trader Sam's. After I was all done there I browsed through the rest of DLH and stopped to watch the lobby carolers for a while. It was a good night but I was getting tired and had my first full day at Disneyland ahead of me so I grabbed the 10pm shuttle back to the hotel, watched a little SportsCenter and hit the sack. Heads up- this report may ramble as I tend to do so I will be including any pictures I took to distract you from this. Hope it helps. Some random pictures of the hotels on my first day: Coming up next- first day at Disneyland! |
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Earning My Ears
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Denver, CO
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Day 2 Sunday, 12/02/2012
Now there was a lot of talk here on the boards about the Candlelight Processional this year and the mystery surrounding who would ultimately get the chance for seating. Well in the end Disney sort of pulled a 180 on their originally announced plans for a dinner package option and just opened up an AP lottery. This was somewhat disappointing to me as I had hoped to see it this trip. No worries though, I just called up Disney Tours and booked the Ultimate Holiday Tour that they were offering that first weekend. Basically the tour was the same Holiday Tour they always offer with the added benefit of obtaining a seat at one of the candlelight shows that weekend (for a higher fee of course). I was excited because today was the day that I had booked my tour. The tour was at 1:15pm so I had plenty of time to enjoy the parks beforehand. I made it sort of a late one this morning. I dont remember the exact time I was up but I got ready, had breakfast at the hotel, bought my 3-day hopper in the lobby and was on the 9:45 shuttle to the parks. Made it to the esplanade around 10 and decided to first head over to DL. It was overcast this morning and there was rain projected for this afternoon. I was slightly worried about this because I knew the night before they had to cancel the CP due to rain and well it was definitely going to rain again. The question was when and for how long? Fingers crossed on the weather I made my way over to Adventureland, I always start this direction, and headed for the Jungle Cruise. It was good but my boat did not have a lot of people willing to give into this corny affair, Im not sure if it was that they just didnt get it or were generally unamused. In either case it always makes for a slightly awkward ride as you find yourself looking around at everyone after each joke to see if they got it or not, like come on guys that was funny right .right?? After that I headed on through to POTC (Indy was down for refurb this trip) and rode that and then knocked out the HMH. I really enjoy the HMH overlay as I rarely get to see it and think its a nice change of pace but I can see how some could be disappointed if they are in no way fans of Nightmare. The crowds were not horrible so far this morning and I breezed through the lines fairly quickly, which is good because one the main things I was worried about being solo was what the heck I was going to do with myself in any long lines (thank god for smartphones) ha-ha. I went back for another spin on POTC before heading across the hub to check out the new Star Tours. No one in my family was ever a huge fan of the old ride and I have to say that it is greatly improved IMHO! Really enjoyed this one and it would end up as one of my more frequent stops on this trip. I blasted a few things on Buzz and then headed out to see the new DCA. Weird truth about myself time: I was one of the FEW people that have always really enjoyed DCA since its opening. Yes even as a younger person I thought it was a fun park. I cant really put a finger on it but I just always liked it, so much so that it was always one of my favorite Disney parks! This makes me a big minority, I know, and I do think that there was plenty they could have done to make it better in the beginning but I also find Epcot to be to most enjoyable park at WDW so there ya go. Anyway the new park is awesome! I love Buena Vista Street and say that it is now tied as my second favorite theme park entrance (Im a big fan of Islands of Adventures entrance) they did an amazing job on everything. The overall feel and complete body of work that the park now exists as is really great and I hate to say it but I think DCA is preferential to me over even DL! I made quick work of checking out BV and headed back to Cars Land. This was another winning addition! Another quick admission: I never saw the movie Cars and even leading up to this trip I never bothered to watch it. It just never looked like something I would be into. Well if you are going to Cars Land and have not seen the movie you really should. While everything is really well themed, you cannot fully understand the true scope of the recreation until seeing it on screen. I did watch the movie when I got back and was like holy crap I was there! plus it turned out to be a pretty decent movie. I went ahead and jumped in the single rider line for RSR which I think was about 25 or 30 minutes. This was a really great ride. I dont want to go into detail for those who have not ridden but it is really fun. Its not the most exciting ride or anything but Disney blends excitement with brilliant story telling better than anyone and this is a shining example! After that I went on Screamin and then TOT which is my all-time favorite. It was lunch time by then so I headed over to Garden Grill and had the chicken w/ Moroccan chili. I had almost an hour to kill until my tour check-in so I went over to the Cove Bar and had a beer while enjoying the sights of Paradise Pier. I checked into my tour around one I think and just hung out until it was time. For the life of me I cannot remember what our tour guides name was and I didnt bother to write it down but he was very good. We looked at all the holiday things in DL and DCA, he shared some stories along the way and we rode HMH and IASMW. Now it was while we were in line for IASMW that the rain had started to come. Our guide was over discussing with a bunch of other CMs about whether or not the parade was going to be canceled. It was decided that the parade was going to be delayed so we went on the ride. As we were getting off however the parade was going on so it was slightly disappointing to watch some of the parade while standing across the way from where our chairs were. They did bring us our hot chocolate over to drink and I enjoyed that while watching the parade finish up. Afterwards they had us all move over to sit in our seats while another CM explained how the CP would work that evening and what would happen in the event that it was canceled. We got our gingerbread and pin and I was on my way. I went back to the hotel after the tour to refresh and have dinner, my CP time was for the 7:30 show so I had plenty of time. When I got back to DL the rain had stopped so I was feeling optimistic about things. That optimism was swiftly killed however. I was seated and excited and ready to go and then the show began. This was my first time seeing the CP and I was liking what I saw so far as I watched the choirs come down Main Street and take their positions on stage. This evenings guest reader was Dennis Haysbert (youre in good hands) and he came out started reading the first few lines, then suddenly stopped and abruptly sat down. Seconds later over the loud speakers they announced that the performance was being canceled due to the weather. This was unfortunate but what can you do? So I followed my previous instructions and headed over to the tour check-in kiosk to reschedule for one of the next two nights. I was one of the first people there and the same CM that had talked to us earlier was manning the booth. She was very nice about the whole thing and I got rescheduled to come back to see the later show on Tuesday of that week. I was fine with this, thanked her and was on my way. A picture I took while at my seat for CP. **Please note that all my pics were taken with the high tech of my cellphone camera and all the careful skill of a child opening a present on Christmas.** I went over to DCA rode RSR and TOT again and then watched some of the band over at the Mad Tea Party. *Pictured: NOT the Mad Tea Party I ended up back at DL where I rode BTMR and Star Tours. Closed down DL, browsed a bit at the emporium and was back to the hotel by 1am. Few thoughts on the day: I really liked the new DCA as you all know but it needs to be said again! The holiday tour was ok for me, interesting but nothing that I would feel the need to pay and do again. I mostly booked it for the chance to see CP. The rain did sort of suck but nothing to ruin my day about. |
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2014 ;72(1):6-17, Bulletin of the Hospital for Joint Diseases (2013)
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id: 1142812,
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page: 154,
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id: 568182,
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page: 6,
stat: Journal Article,
Rink-side management of ice hockey related injuries to the face, neck, and chest
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id: 845702,
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vol: 71,
page: 253,
stat: Journal Article,
Using "Near Misses" Analysis to Prevent Wrong-Site Surgery
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2013 Aug;:?-?, Journal for healthcare quality
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Aneurysmal bone cyst
Rapp, Timothy B; Ward, James P; Alaia, Michael J
2012 Apr;20(4):233-241, Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
id: 165436,
year: 2012,
vol: 20,
page: 233,
stat: Journal Article,
Catastrophic failure of a metal-on-metal total hip arthroplasty secondary to metal inlay dissociation
Alaia, Michael J; Dayan, Alan J
2011 Sep;26(6):976.e1-976.e5, Journal of arthroplasty
id: 138102,
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page: 976.e1,
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Contralateral deep venous thrombosis after hip arthroscopy
Alaia, Michael J; Zuskov, Andrey; Davidovitch, Roy I
2011 ;34(10):e674-e677, Orthopedics (Thorofare NJ)
id: 139921,
year: 2011,
vol: 34,
page: e674,
stat: Journal Article,
An aggressive group a streptococcal cellulitis of the hand and forearm requiring surgical debridement
Bharucha, Neil J; Alaia, Michael J; Paksima, Nader; Christoforou, Dimitrios; Gupta, Salil
2011 Jan;34(1):57-57, Orthopedics (Thorofare NJ)
id: 120797,
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page: 57,
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Advances in magnetic resonance imaging of articular cartilage
Jazrawi, Laith M; Alaia, Michael J; Chang, Gregory; Fitzgerald, Erin F; Recht, Michael P
2011 Jul;19(7):420-429, Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
id: 135561,
year: 2011,
vol: 19,
page: 420,
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The use of retrievable inferior vena cava filters in orthopaedic patients
Strauss, E J; Egol, K A; Alaia, M; Hansen, D; Bashar, M; Steiger, D
2008 May;90(5):662-667, Journal of bone & joint surgery (British volume)
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page: 662,
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Management of distal humeral fractures in the elderly
Strauss, Eric J; Alaia, Michael; Egol, Kenneth A
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0Nov 28, '12 by kp2012Not sure if y'all already know this, but LSU is going through massive budget cuts and layoffs right now. The folks I work with at University Hospital are bracing themselves for what's to come...and it doesn't sound good. I bet the delay in letters has to do with lack of (wo)manpower. The whole School of Nursing was potentially up for the chopping block earlier this year:
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December 03, 2004 Guess Who's Back, Cleveland? BY: Christopher Price
Most of the time, Bill Belichick takes a page from the Michael Corleone School of Thought: with most jobs, it's not personal -- it's strictly business. Emotion never enters the picture.
That all goes out the window when Cleveland is involved.
He would never admit to it, but Belichick relishes the chance to put the smack down on anything and anyone in the 234 area code. With him, dealing with anything related to the Browns isn't business. It's personal. After all, Cleveland was the city that ran him out of town after a tumultuous tenure as head coach of the Browns that ran from 1991 to 1995. It was a tenure that began with him telling players he had worked too long and too hard to have them foul it up for him, and included him starting Vinny Testaverde at quarterback over local hero Bernie Kosar -- much to the consternation of fans -- and him telling reporters "I don't give a damn what the fans think."
It ended him with him being escorted off the field by police at the end of the 1995 protecting him from a collection of fans who were pissed the team was on the move to Baltimore. Fans blamed Art Modell, but they also took out their frustrations on Belichick. In much the same way a generation of Sox fans have come to see Roger Clemens as the embodiment of all things evil, Cleveland fans have done the same to Belichick. They loved it when he returned in 2000 with New England, gleefully hooting him back to Foxboro after the Browns beat the Patriots, 19-11, something Belichick recalled when he met the media this week.
"They played well," Belichick said of the Browns' performance in the 2000 game. "They played better than we did. Everybody was into it.
"We know we have our work cut out for us going into Cleveland," he added. "It's always a tough place to play. It certainly didn't go too well the last time we were there."
When he was asked about the passion for Browns football this week -- a passion that apparently drove Butch Davis and his family out of town earlier in the week after he started the year 3-8 -- Belichick took the high road, saying Northeast Ohio was where football began, and adding the fans were some of the best in the nation.
"They are very knowledgeable fans," Belichick said with a smile. "They are into football. They love football. They follow it very passionately and they are emotional about it."
Ah, yes. Emotion. While it's likely the Cleveland fans will be expressing their share of "emotion" toward Belichick, the New England head coach won't be expressing much of it heading into the game, at least outwardly. But it's a safe bet he'll be expressing more than his share afterward, as the Patriots look like they will be able to take care of the Brows with ease. Cleveland comes into the game with an interim head coach in Terry Robiskie and a rookie quarterback who will be making his first NFL start in Josh McCown. All in all, it makes for a good formula for Belichick to pick up his third consecutive victory over the Browns. In the end, it appears that, like Clemens in Boston, Belichick will continue to get the last laugh on the city he once called home.
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After wrestling with the idea for over three months, the Dawson County Board of Commissioners agreed on Thursday to send a proposed noise ordinance draft to public hearings for comments.
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Two Dawson County residents were among 25 in the Coosa North Georgia region named to the governor's regional water planning councils.
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Dawson County Sheriff Billy Carlisle shifted several top-level staff in January, elevating Lt. Colonel Greg Rowan, an 18-year department veteran to second in command.
The Georgia House and Senate voted Feb. 5 to split their 40-day session into two parts, meeting on a slower schedule through March and then reconvening in June.
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Astronaut helping transport NASA trainer to area is Seattle native
Astronaut Greg Johnson, a West Seattle native, will be in the cockpit of the NASA Super Guppy that is bringing part of NASA's Full Fuselage Trainer to Boeing Field.
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No one who knows West Seattle-bred astronaut Greg Johnson will be surprised to learn he'll be in the cockpit of the NASA Super Guppy bringing a chunk of space-travel history to Seattle this month.
"I never met an airplane I didn't like," said Johnson, 57, who traces his fascination with flight to a visit to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport when he was about 10.
He can't remember if that trip was to see someone off or welcome someone home. But he'll never forget the sight of sleek Boeing jetliners disappearing into the sky.
"I thought that looked like a pretty fun job."
More than 10,300 flight hours later, Johnson still flies for the fun of it.
He's been a test pilot, a flight instructor, even an instructor of flight instructors.
He worked his way through the University of Washington by flying Kenmore Air float planes to the San Juan Islands, and he had more than one passenger ask if he really was old enough to fly a plane.
In the Navy and Naval Reserve, he flew a variety of military jets and made more than 500 landings on aircraft carriers, swooping out of the sky toward what first appears as a tiny postage stamp on the ocean's surface.
And in 2009, Johnson piloted the shuttle Atlantis on the last of five missions to overhaul the Hubble Space Telescope, extending its life by several years. In the 13-day mission, Atlantis traveled more than 5.2 million miles in 197 Earth orbits.
On a visit to Seattle a few months after that spaceflight, Johnson had a day proclaimed in his honor, put predictions in a time capsule to be opened in 50 years, and said that, from space, Earth appears fragile — something people should take care of.
For the Super Guppy trip, Johnson will be first officer, assisting aircraft commander Richard Clark. Among those waiting to greet Johnson at Boeing Field will be his father and stepmother, Raleigh and Patsy Johnson, of Mukilteo.
Greg Johnson, now deputy chief of aircraft operations at the Johnson Space Center, has passed his passion to the next generation: The elder of his two sons, Navy Lt. Scott Johnson, 34, of China Lake, Calif., is a test pilot.
For someone who has flown fighter jets at more than 1,200 mph, a trip in the Super Guppy, at less than a quarter of that speed, might seem ho-hum.
But Johnson said the unusual aircraft comes with challenges of its own, such as a tendency to get blown sideways or turn nose-first into the wind as it comes in for a landing.
The aircraft's low speed, and windows that extend below the pilots' waist level, help make flying it fun, Johnson said.
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Sunday January 26 at 10 am was supposed to be the screening time for "FrackNation" until the film became the first cancellation ever by the Frozen River Film Festival.
But don't worry about the event running out of excuses for banning the feature documentary at the last minute from the silver screen in Winona.
A newly released email chain of the conversation between the festival staff and the film's directors adds to the evolving excuse list of explanations being tallied by Watchdog Minnesota Bureau. Readers have plenty of choices, unlike the residents of Winona when it comes to documentary films this week depicting both sides of an issue of critical local importance—hydraulic fracturing.
The emails released by the directors to one of "FrackNation's" fiercest critics, blogger Steven Horn, appear to debunk the Winona festival's claim that the screening was contingent on participation in a panel post-showing.
There may well be other emails out there that shed more light on the controversy, but these establish the order of events that led to FRFF pulling the plug on the documentary. If FRFF has other emails to add to the record, the organizers, who have not responded to our inquiries to date, know where to find us.
"The emails clearly show the film festivals claim to be bogus," said Phelim McAleer today. "They moved the screening to a different time because no film maker was present. They were happy with it. Then they gave into pressure."
Here's a review of the reasons publicly stated for the clumsy cancellation/censorship of the documentary by an event in jeopardy of being rebranded the Not Ready for Prime Time Film Festival. (The .com domain remains available at last check.)
1/ Questions about financing (see fundraising campaign for the film on Kickstarter.)
2/ FRFF's sister festival in Telluride somehow figured into the decision (denied by Mountainfilm in a Washington Times story.)
3/ "A bad film" (see New York Times, Variety, Associated Press and other reviews.)
4/ Alleged "bullying and harassment of women" (see Horn's blog post.)
5/ No speaker provided for Q & A session (see 1/7/14 FRFF email.)
6/ $10,000 for Q & A session (no mention in email chain).
7/ Hollywood directors stirring up publicity for film (gasp!)
True, in a December 19, 2013 email festival director Crystal Hegge asked whether one of the film's co-directors would be able to participate in a panel following a 1 p.m. Sunday showing that was "about 90% confirmed."
A December 20, 2013 reply from co-director Magdalena Segieda informed Hegge that "unfortunately, no one from the FrackNation team would be able to come. Let me know when you set the the (sic) time. I will wait for your laurel to start promoting the screening."
Hegge went ahead and booked the film without mention of the Q & A in a January 7, 2014 email moving "FrackNation" to a less desirable time. "The screening will be at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday, January 26. Has the exhibition files been sent yet? Also, please fill out the attached form for our files."
Fast forward to January 17 when Hegge brought the curtain down. "I am writing to inform you that we will not be showing FRACKNATION during our 2014 festival. Due to the high quantity of films at the festival we have decided not to show this feature film without a filmmaker attendant."
Despite the "high quantity of films" the documentary was replaced with a panel discussion. Segieda's email appeal went nowhere. "But we have already published and promoted the screening with time and address to thousands of our fans on our social media..."
Hegge left the door open, however. "Thank you for your submission and please consider us in the future."
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NEW YORK — Top shareholders of Shire, the drugmaker targeted by AbbVie in a $51.5 billion takeover offer, are pushing the company to come to the table and work out a deal. Urging them behind the scenes is AbbVie.
The campaign, which includes letters, telephone calls and meetings with Shire's Chairwoman Susan Kilsby, is being encouraged by AbbVie and its advisers as a way to push Shire into serious talks over the U.S.-based company's recent bid of 30.1 billion pounds ($51.5 billion) in cash and stock, said three people familiar with the matter who asked not to be named.
Buying Shire allows North Chicago, Illinois-based AbbVie to move its legal address to Britain, dropping its tax rate to 13 percent from about 22 percent. Since May, when AbbVie made the first of its four offers for the company, Shire's market value has risen by one third to 27.1 billion pounds.
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The companies have a July 18 deadline set by British regulations to work out an agreement. If no deal is approved by then, AbbVie must walk away for as long as six months.
Failure comes at a price, at least for stockholders. Pfizer, based in New York, this year couldn't draw London-based AstraZeneca to the table in a similar situation, in what would have been the largest deal in drug industry history. AstraZeneca gained about 25 percent after talks between them were reported, then dropped 11 percent when the Pfizer couldn't get AstraZeneca's board to negotiate
Halbower, the investor, said he supported Shire's board turning down the first three offers, which were worth as much as 27.3 billion pounds. The latest offer, though, should get the two sides talking, he said.
Along with the tax advantages gained by AbbVie, Shire has an array of rare disease treatments and drugs for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder that would give the U.S. drugmaker a wider array of products beyond the arthritis injection Humira, which accounts for more than half of sales.
Financial advisers to AbbVie have encouraged shareholders who want to see a deal to talk to Shire's board and Kilsby, its chairwoman, said two of the people familiar with the matter. AbbVie wants shareholders to get Shire to at least come to the table and negotiate a price, the people said.
AbbVie executives have also called top Shire holders directly. Chief Financial Officer William Chase, for example, spent 30 minutes on the phone with a large Shire investor. That person, who asked not to be named because the discussion was private, later wrote a letter asking Shire to start negotiating.
That matches with what AbbVie Chief Executive Officer Richard Gonzalez has said publicly.
"AbbVie has made a compelling offer to Shire that creates immediate and long-term value to shareholders of both companies," Gonzalez said in a July 8 statement. "We think its shareholders should strongly encourage the Shire board to engage in constructive dialogue with AbbVie." Gonzalez has said that in conversations with Shire's top 20 holders, he believes he has their general support for negotiations.
For now, stockholders are waiting on the Shire board's response to the latest bid.
"We are pleased to see that the board is taking the bid seriously," said Chris Watt, an investment manager at Jupiter Fund Management, which has 32.2 billion pounds under management and owns Shire. "They are not wedded to the idea of remaining independent at all costs, and see the benefit of becoming part of a wider organization if the price and time are right. In my view that is a good approach to take."
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Movie News By Nathan Adams on August 9, 2013 | Be the First To CommentAt this point in the religious right's crusade against the encroaching tide of homosexuality, we've probably all known a young gay person who disappeared for a year or so, only to come back to their hometowns to be reintroduced to society by their parents as a newly strange-acting religious person locked into a church-sanctioned and god-approved heterosexual marriage. These sorts of miracles are achieved through church-sponsored reform schools, which are generally tucked away in remote locations, which use disturbing behavior modification methods on the children who go there, and which are now going to be exposed to the public by pop star Lance Bass. According to a report from The Wrap, Bass has just signed on to executive produce a new documentary that sheds some light on exactly what happens at one particular Evangelical Christian Reform School, called Escuela Caribe, which is run by Americans in the Dominican Republic.
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From what I tried, they need so many abilities to work and they STILL suck. They are simply underpowered. Nobody is going to care about splash damage that does basically nothing, there are better options for providing knockback, the Mercy Invincibility is actually obnoxious to cannons, and for God's sake, claws just laugh at their melee and staves mock them by 1HKing them when they can't even long range very well. Their usability needs to be fixed.
Here's what I would do:
*Nerf attack stars, from +~x/7 per half-star to +x/8. 6 Star weapons would have a multiplier of only 250% instead of ~270%. This is to nerf other weapons.
*Increase max health ratings. This would further tone down 1HKs, which other weapons tend to abuse especially when they have stars.
*Give cannons some freaking attack power. What they have right now is downright garbage. I should not need so many abilities just to have terrible DPS anyway.
*Increase weapon weight influence on knockback, preferably making the attacked person's weapon weight reduce knockback and possibly preventing ANY knockback (extreme case without abilities, granted). Not only would the cannons' high weight actually be useful for melee, but the Magnus Club would actually suffer as a side benefit from this.
*Double check the distance weapons that can still KO fast without ridiculous effort. Clubs are fine in general, since they already have to close the distance, but the distance weapons are not. They are EVEN WORSE for cannons than claws are--yes, that's saying something. And it's all because every time they fire the cannon user takes too much damage, and the distance weapon user can fire again and again, and retreat if the cannon user EVER survives the whole trip of coming close. Yes, yes, Reflect Barrier to reflect it, but does that ever work? That's the only thing a staff user ever has to plan against, and it's a stationary defense too. Compare to everything cannon users have to deal with.
*Nerf Petrify and maybe Freeze. Petrify's defense boost is so useful for the victim that it fails to keep low offense power weapons from utterly destroying him. Oh wait. That's not useful. That's a failed attempt at balance. The problem with these two is that they keep the victim from moving and make them a completely open target, not just stop their attacks altogether. These statuses need to be hit with the nerfbat. Otherwise, people will NEVER have enough incentive to use Super Armor over Aries Armor, since without Aries Armor, anything that is easy to hit will be susceptible to abusable status shenanigans, which as a club main annoys the bajeezus out of me.
*Nerf the invincibility skills, generally giving them big attack percentage penalties. They generally should be usable only for escaping, not for turning claws into blatant anti-clubs. Trade-Off should have reduced invincibility so that the user can actually be freaking killed. (Yes, Trade-Off provides invincibility, which IMO is stupid.)
*Slip Shot and Invisible Shot should have attack percentage penalties too. Slip Shot especially just for ignoring terrain, which shouldn't be treated like a joke. Invisible Shot deserves mention for being abusable with clubs.
*Lightweight should reduce weight by a considerable percentage. This would affect clubs and cannons the most because they'd actually be able to move around well and not suffer kiting. Anything that isn't light, meanwhile, would only end up suffering a defense penalty for a minor speed buff in a fast paced game.
*Energy Charge, in contrast, should provide less of an offense boost and maybe decrease speed for good measure (to prevent cheap escapes).
*Don't know what should be done with Libra Sponge or Bumblebee.
And for the record, I do not main any cannons, though the Ball Cannon may be a secondary. Rather, I main the Skyscraper Club, and wrote the Club Combat Guide in concern that clubs may be OP. Turns out I didn't have to worry about them being OP, because there are other things that are even worse.


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