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Was it lupus? Or did I really have 7 cases of mono over a 14 year period?Posted by GinaDCCG I am 53 year old female mother of 2. I was diagnosed with 7 cases of mono over a 14 year span from 1964 - 1978. The last 2 cases were accompanied by periistent strep infections. The last case of "mono" earned me a diagnostic work up at Emory U and was attributed to toxoplasmosis. Fatigue from this last case persisted for 2 years. I married in 1983 and delivered full term, healthy babies in 1984 and 1986. In 1990 I was diagnosed with thrombocytosis (platelet count over 100K.) I was placed on warfarin therapy and platelets dropped to normal over the following 6 years. The warfarin was then discontinued. Migraines began immedaitely after warfarin discontinued in 1986. I experienced a series off scary TIAs beginning in 2000 and was diagnosed with APLS in 2001 and resumed warfarin therapy. The migraines and TIA stopped though some fatigue persisted . I was then diagnosed with Celiac in 2003 I have been GF for over 5 years and all blood values have returned to normal and for the first time in my life I have tons of energy. Is this what "normal" is supposed to feel like? If so, then "normal" feels pretty damn good! What the **** was going on? Is it more plausable that I really did have 7 cases of mono? Or as a now-in-remission lupus diagnosis more likely? Or did the toxopplasmosis cause all this? Or a combination EB, CMV, toxo, strep and Celiac? . I am a skeptic by nature and am drawn to the more elegant explanations -- and 7 case of mono in 14 years caused by a remarkable conjuctions of gluten. EP, CMV and sick cats(No, I've never owned any cats -- I'm allergic) with extraneous APLS seems a bit far fetched to me. I am healthy now -- fatigue gone, energy levels high, "brain fog" all gone -- but I'm just curious. Igs, G, M and C all WAAAY above normal until I went GF. All values have dropped since then. Also, hemaglobin which had been low since age 4 has also returned to normal in the years since GF. Monocyte values continue to be high. Platelets continue to be normal, despite diagnosis of APLS -- diagnoises confrmed wth antiphospholipid antibody test; lupus anticoagulant was negative. I have remained stable on warfarin and the only post diagnoistic incident was when I tried backpacking and ended up with another TIA -- I conclude that the pressure of a heavy pack over the vessels is No No for me. Now I day hike only. My father had lupus and many of his brothers and sisters had RA, lupus and peripheral neuropathy. At least one cousin on this side has fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue. My mother cured from bronchial TB on streptomycin, and, convinced that every case of sniffles I had as a child was TB, she exploited her divorced-wife-of-a-doctor influence to acquire and administer HUGE amounts of acromycin to me as a child. I have experienced constant tinnitis since I was 9. Again, I am helthy now and my APLS is currently well controlled. I know that APLS puts me at risk for lupus and am most contienitious about exercise, diet and stress management. I know what "sick" feels like and am therefore highly motivated to avoid feeling that way again. More ideas about what the *** was going on will (1), satisfy my curiousity but also (and more importantly;) (2) give me more info and tools about how to stay healthy and what health warning signs to pay particular attention to. |
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World-renowned Scottish folksinger-songwriter Dougie MacLean is touring the United States and Canada this fall, before returning home to conduct his annual Perthshire Amber Festival. Considered one of the greatest folk icons of today, his songs are often filled with evocative, poetic images of his native land. MacLean's shows are an enchanting and musically intimate experience not to be missed. Expect timelessly beautiful music, rousing sing-alongs, and a dose of wry Scottish wit and storytelling.
MacLean is perhaps best known for his "wee homesick song," Caledonia, a stirring piece that has become an anthem for Scots at home and abroad. It has been covered by a number of artists ranging from Frankie Miller to Celtic Woman to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo. and is being used as the official theme song for the Homecoming Scotland 2009 ad campaign.
Fans of the song may be tickled to know that a limited edition Highland Single Malt "Dougie MacLean's Caledonia" whiskey was issued this summer by Edradour, Scotland's smallest distillery, which continues to handcraft their whiskies using traditional methods. Says MacLean, "If you drink half the bottle, you can sing it in a beautiful tenor voice. If you drink the whole bottle you get the BBC Symphony Orchestra playing along with you in your head!"
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A veteran filmmaker returns with the Oscar-nominated In Darkness
FILM Agnieszka Holland is that kind of filmmaker who can become a well known, respectable veteran without anyone being quite sure what those decades have added up to. Her mentor was Andrzej Wadja, the last half-century's leading Polish director (among those who never left). He helped shape a penchant for heavy historical drama and a sometimes clunky style not far from his own.
Since the late 1970s the result has been numerous great or at least weighty themes tackled head-on, with variable success. Following some well-received works at home, she commenced her international career with 1985's Angry Harvest, about the amorous relationship between a Polish man and the Austrian, a Jewish woman, he hides during Nazi occupation. Very seldom inhabiting the present in her films, she's approached classic children's lit (1993's The Secret Garden) and Henry James (1997's Washington Square) with the same slightly ham-fisted competence.
She's bolstered the notion of artistic genius being irascible via Ed Harris going Pollock on the ivories in 2006's Copying Beethoven, and of Rimbaud and Verlaine shocking the bourgeoisie in 1995's Total Eclipse. To Kill a Priest (1988) and The Third Miracle (1999) dealt with the uneasy relationship between faith, politics, and the Catholic Church in Poland. Less conspicuously, Holland has worked for hire on TV movies (one about murderer Gary Gilmore, another about murder victim Gwen Araujo) and series episodes (The Wire, Treme) that must rate among her least personal projects — as well as her finest.
Her one indispensable feature is 1990's Europa, Europa, an ideal vehicle for her favored mix of the grotesque, sober, and factual — following a Jewish boy who passed as Aryan German, to the point of joining the Hitler Youth. The new In Darkness is her best since then, and it can't be chance that this too dramatizes a notably bizarre case of real-life peril and survival under the Nazis.
Its protagonist is Leopold Socha (Robert Wieckiewicz), an ordinary family man in Lvov (Poland then, Ukraine now) who's not above exploiting the disarray of occupation and war to make ends meet. A sewer inspector, he uses his knowledge of underground tunnels to hide Jews who can pay enough when even the fenced-off ghetto is no longer safe. It's late in the war; all avenues of flight are closed. The dozen or so citizens Socha secretes in the city's bowels — freezing amidst vermin and waste — run a gamut despite shared panic. They include a professor, a junkie, a philanderer and mistress, and children. Extreme adversity doesn't ennoble them — even in this dank entrapment there occur betrayals, fights, a bastard pregnancy. It is typical of Holland that when copulation and masturbation occur, the acts are at once furtively shameful and barnyard-frank.
Though both sides risk all, the "Polacks" openly disdain the "Yids," and vice versa. In any other circumstance they'd happily snub one another. Only the flat brutality of the Nazis, gloating and laughing as they kill, can impose a thin allegiance. Yet as grueling months go by under constant threat of capture, something more than sheer dependency develops. Reluctantly, Socha finds himself unable to abandon "his" Jews even when they can no longer pay, and discovery would cost his life as well as theirs.
Holland will never be a cinematic poet. Her blunt, sometimes graceless approach to any story can leach its emotional subtleties as well as (more usefully) potential forced bathos and uplift. In Darkness has a few sequences poorly shaped enough to seem pointless. It takes us longer than it should to sort out all the major characters, and the sense of time passing is murky at best.
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Located in the Chugach Mountains near Thompson Pass—the snowiest place in Alaska—Worthington Glacier is one of the most accessible glaciers in Alaska, passing within a few feet of The Worthington Glacier State Recreation Site parking lot and viewing shelter right off the Richardson Highway.
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LEESBURG -- You can't call Jim Wright the "Lone Ranger" anymore.
While serving for the past five-plus years as Lee County's sole Code Enforcement officer, Wright has been responsible for investigating all code complaints and monitoring the county's Environmental Protection Division-mandated stormwater outflow.
The backlog that built up in his office prompted Planning and Engineering Director Bob Alexander to request the addition of another Code officer in his Fiscal Year 2012 budget request. Alexander's argument for the officer was so compelling, even in a tight economy the frugal Lee County Commission OK'd the request.
On Monday, former Department of Natural Resources Conservation Ranger Ben Roberts started moving into his office on the second floor of the T. Page Tharp Governmental Building. The 29-year-old father of two was selected as Lee's second Code Enforcer from what Wright called a "strong field of qualified candidates."
"We were very fortunate to attract the candidates that we did, and we were even more fortunate to be able to add someone like Ben," Wright said. "He met every qualification we asked for, and his experience with the state gave him enough of an edge that he emerged as the top candidate."
Roberts grew up in Albany and Leesburg and graduated from Lee County High School and Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College before landing a position with the state DNR. He worked six years as a game warden before applying for the job in Lee County.
"I met Jim in the past while working with the DNR, and I was impressed with his Code Enforcement work," Roberts said. "I wanted to help this community, plus I saw this position as a more family-friendly type job. With the DNR, I had to work most holidays, and I spent a lot of time away from my family.
"I'm not really a paperwork kind of guy, and I definitely can't see myself doing 8 to 5 behind a computer. I plan to be out in the community, meeting as many people as possible."
Wright, whose stormwater management efforts earned statewide recognition last year, said Roberts will allow Code Enforcement to continue the stringent EPD monitoring along the county's waterways while easing up the backlog of code cases that have built.
"Hopefully, we'll be able to respond to citizens' complaints better and quicker now," Wright said. "We're backlogged several hundred calls, and I know that can be frustrating for citizens. I've had to do triage with all the calls, try to prioritize by responding to the ones that involve health and safety first.
"We plan to start tackling that backlog today (Wednesday), and I hope we'll be able to start catching up by the end of the week."
County Administrator Tony Massey said the hiring of Roberts fills a vital need in the community.
"We're pleased to be able to bring on an individual of that caliber with a background that fits so well with the job," Massey said. "During the budget process, (the Code Enforcement position) was identified as one of the county's most pressing needs. Jim Wright had so much on his plate, he was being overwhelmed at times.
"The Board of Commissioners understood the need, and they supported this hire even with such a tight budget."
Like Wright, Roberts is Peace Officer Standards & Training-certified and can legally carry a firearm in the line of duty. The County Commission created a Marshal's/Code office recently so that their Code Enforcers could carry weapons.
"That's a big thing," Roberts said. "You never know what you're going to run into when you're alone in a rural area. I think it's foolish to have unarmed enforcement officers."
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Detroit Pistons at New York Knicks Wednesday March 3 7:30 pm Local TV: FS Detroit Nat'l TV: Radio: 98.7 WVMV
At least Nate Robinson won't be hurting the Pistons tonight, he has been quite the Piston killer this year.
Quote of the day goes to George Blaha: Regarding Arbys' free curly fry for a triple double promotion "If any Piston gets a triple double... they had one six years ago..."
Pretty ugly game. I don't think we were ever in it. The body language in the first half was terrible. We really struggle to compete in NY.
The fact Ben did not play had little to do with this loss. NY just shoots the ball, mostly from the outside, as soon as they can. Ben playing inside would not have helped that much. What really hurt us was playing small. It hurt us severely. Worse, although the coach coached decently in the 1st half, when it got to the second he would not change a thing until it was time to bring in the garbage time players. He was going to stick with small ball, period. Did not care one bit we were losing from it. Yeah, we had other problems, like no good perimeter defenders like we use to have when Afflalo and Amir played for us. But really, we were like minus 40 with small ball in this game; the rest really did not matter that much. Gordon hit some shots. CV did very little. Bynum played a lot and hit some shots, made a nice pass here and there. But he ain't playing defense. Still injured. With Ben Wallace out, and Wilcox, that left room for Atkins to dress. He got in for GT. Stuckey made quite a few successful drives in. Rip missed too many shots. Way too much in love with his jumper. He does show signs occasionally of playing team ball, but really, his jumpshot is all he loves. Tay played decently. To be expected since he got good rest in the first half with Daye playing and playing well. Now, some would say why complain since Daye has now played like 3 straight games. I will tell you why - because we could have won this one by simply playing Daye more and avoiding some of that small ball we played. Summers is another guy who should have gotten minutes with Ben Wallace not playing. Geesh, after one rather well coached game, this guy Kuester reverts back to small ball. All he needs is the slightest excuse and he becomes a total loser again. See you all next game.
Did not enjoy watching Ben Gordon go directly to the front of BILL WALKER just above the block. He needs to put a fore-arm in his back and get him out of there! Maybe someone like Summers could have even been used there. That is horrible, Bill Walker. Sergio R made a few good basket cuts, and Lee is tall and can see everything standing up there above the elbow. Shot was looking good. Best thing about him is how fundamentally good he is at the game. That's what makes him a good NBA player. Once again, CV got abused by whoever he was guarding on (or off) the block. CV does not have very good fundamentals. Also with Lee, not only should have Daye gotten minutes, but his length would work in our favor as New York likes to spread the floor out. Tay did play well.
I didn't see tonight's game. (oh darn). Does anyone know if CV is still playing with plantar faciitus. If he isn't, then oh my god are we in trouble with his contract, cause the guy absolutely has no mobility. but I'm assuming he's hurt and that's why we're seeing this level of pure patheticness. I know Gordon's hurt and/or way out of sync, since I know he's a terrific player. Bynum is a shell of himself. He's the kind of guy who just can't play if he doesn't have healthy feet.
Well with this loss, the good thing is NY has moved ahead of us in the standings and we have slid into the sixth spot...if all of the Ping Pong Balls fall in sync. Once again the Pistons ran out of gas in the 4th quarter after putting together a decent 3rd. The Knicks had a bunch of runs starting in the first qtr when they turned a 16-15 lead into a 33-23 end of first qtr lead. The Pistons managed to put together their own run and believe it or not managed to tie the game at 39-39 with their own hustle. But within less than 4 minutes, the Knicks had another run in force and had kicked the lead up to 59-43 on a 20-4 run and finished the half leading 67-55. The Pistons never got any closer than 9 points in the third before the Knicks had a layup and three point drill in the 4th and blew the game open scoring 36 points at will on both the starters and the scrubs....mostly the starters. It wasn't until about the 3 and half minute mark that the Coach K threw out the white flag with the Pistons down 22 @ 119-97. For Piston fans it was officially garbage time at about the 8 minute mark, but the coach didn't realize it until much later when he rolled Summers, Kwame and Atkins out there. Everyone but Summers scored but he did his darnedest in the last couple minutes throwing up two shots and running over someone trying to get to the hoop. Our free agents gave us their usual performance . Daye only played 10 minutes and gave a us few buckets, but some of that was in GT where it didn't really matter. Once again JJ looks primed to repeat for rookie of the month for March as he follow-up last nights double-double with another double-double ~ 15-13. Pistons once again created an all star in some scrub named Bill Walker as he scored 22 points and probably 10-12 of those came either right under the hoop or a dunk. T-Mac and Al Harrington lit us up for 8 of 10 three point shooting. Yeah we missed Ben a little, but as Lee said, we could not stop the inside or outside shooters as our guys were out hustled and left guys wide open for threes or stood there while guys waltzed right to the hoop. We scored 104 pts which 2 years ago would have been a W.
I fell asleep during the 2nd quarter and turned it off early in the 4th. 40th loss of the season folks.
OK, I always moan and groan about Rodney Stuckey can't do this, he can't do that...blah, blah, blah.....but I will say this: Rodney Stuckey is not the primary reason for why we suck, even with everyone healthy. We suck because we've got $19,000,000.00 worth of free-agent horse manuer on the bench, that can't out play another teams rag tag bench of 10 day contracts. I mean this was supposed to be our strength right? While JJ is an absolutely wonderful surprise, HE AIN'T SUPPOSSED TO BE STARTING!!! Don't get me wrong, he should be starting, but he wasn't supposed to be. Imagine how good we would be right now if CV was beating Jonas out for the starting PF spot and Jonas was giving us backup SF and PF mins. Lastly I'm really getting irked, seems as if we're paying BenG $11,000,000.00 to do what what AA could have done for $1.5 AND played some defense. This game right here is the type of display that should have the coach AND GM on the hot seat! All that said, glad we lost, we definitely could not afford to win this game and hurt our ping pong chances for Wall/Turner/Cousins.
Sacramento won tonight so we are actually tied for 5th with them, but not sure who has the tie breaker since we split the seasons series and to early to break it down via conference record yet. Plenty of time left in the season to tank some more..to get down to the 4th spot. Just need to cheer for some more wins for the Pacers, Kings, Wizards and Knicks:fingerscr
I will make this plain and simple///// we just lost by 24 points TO A TEAM SO BAD >who just lost a game that they trailed by 49 49!!!!points to one night before!! This season is over and to me...any critiques about anyone's performance from this point on is futile. because how can u critique a show thats already been cancelled.... This is the worst Pistons team since the year before Zeke
This game wasn't televised down here in TN and it sounds like that was a good idea. Quote from D'Antoni in the news this morning. The Pistons are the example the Knicks can't afford to follow. Detroit used the money it freed up in last season's franchise-altering, Chauncey Billups-Allen Iverson deal to sign Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva, good players who aren't even starters. "I don't want to point them out, but we don't want to get stuck in mediocrity and we could have done that," D'Antoni said before the game. "We could've put a Band-Aid on some holes and be more competitive and right now that seems like a good idea, even to me, because we have to go through this. But this summer would not have been a good idea." Ouch.


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ASI Government CEO Kymm McCabe says Acquisition of the Future wants to start a conversation in the acquisition community.
A group of industry and government procurement officials looking to build a new technological and procedural path for the acquisition community is spreading a wider net for participants.
In a FOSE panel presentation on Acquisition of the Future's aspirations, one of the drivers of the movement, ASI Government CEO Kymm McCabe, said the effort is aimed not at finding a specific solution, but in starting a conversation. For it to gain traction, the conversation that has been taking place for the last few months among a relatively small number of CIOs and industry officials has to spread more widely among the tens of thousands of government acquisition professionals.
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The group wants to come up with a common vision, terminology and developmental framework for the fragmented acquisition community at the dawn of a new operating environment. Social networking, application program interfaces, Google Glass and modular IT technologies, according to McCabe, are pushing out paper and even many Internet-based capabilities. The disruptive technologies short-circuit more traditional paths to acquisition's future.
Innovative online services such as Amazon.com and technologies such as Google Glass have rippled through private industry, altering the way they do business. They have the same potential for government procurement, said McCabe. Google Glass, for example, could allow for speedier, more informed request-for-proposal writing by offering instant access to information.
She said, however, AOF isn't pushing specific technologies, but looking to gauge how they might affect acquisition and the upcoming influx of new "digital natives" into the federal acquisition workforce. The constant influx of new technologies and a growing workforce that's familiar with them requires a new approach, she said.
"You can't reform our way through this with incremental improvements. It's an entirely new way of doing things," said McCabe.
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NRA blasted for allowing vendor to display ?ex-girlfriend? target at convention
They are called "the ex-girlfriend".
They look like women, they are wearing sexy underwear, and they bleed fake blood when you shoot them.
They were on sale at the NRA's convention.
This is not a symbol for an organization that supposedly respects women and only wants guns to be used as tools for self-defense and to protect society.
The NRA should apologize for their lack of judgement in allowing this product to be sold at their convention.


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Because of the recent Top 10 Best Anime of 2013! and Katmic's top 20 Manga and Manwha, a lot of you guys and gals ask me to make a manga poll because I notice most folks especially the battlations tend to read the manga more than watching anime whether it's current or not. I said that I didn't have a lot time for the project. When I worked with Acura Max for Screened's Top TV Shows of 2013, we had more TV shows than anime. He had a good idea at the time. Making a list of nominees rather than adding the entire list of TV shows. For anime series, it's a short list about 100. For manga, it deals with US acquired ones and ones that only run in Japan. Plus, most of the manga series are obscure. No one makes a neregate chart for new manga series. You see nerecharts for Winter 2014 Anime Guide and rest of the season. The fact is that anime makes more money and gets more hype than manga. Also, anime is easier to simulcast than manga. Having a legal venue exposes it.
I have to use weighted calculations for this poll. I will go into detail with you.
For this project, I'm going to ask you guys for help.
- Nominate manga series that currently publishes in 2013 and it counts for series that ended in 2013, too. As long as the manga runs in 2013 past January's 1st week, I'll count it.
- For voting, I'll set up a Gdoc form. I won't do weighted calculations like sickVisionz since I have no idea how to do it. It will be good fashion tally count. I'll take care of that during this weekend and set up a deadline.
- Do you want it on the front page or not? I don't know if the staff will post it since it's a month late. Plus, they do a Vice Pit on it. It takes preparations to gather most of the staff. Sam was absent in the 2013 Vice Pit.
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- For manga titles, please use the names from column A, Titles. The romanized names are to help you guys and gals to search the titles easily. Please don't use the Romanized names.
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March 14, 2014 1AM EST, March 15 3AM PST out of respect for Screened. I extended the deadline so it doesn't overlap.
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Right at the beginning of the Detroit Red Wings' 3-2 victory over the Nashville Predators, Todd Bertuzzi informed Nashville Predators captain Shea Weber that he would be engaging in some fisticuffs as the result of his "Webering" of Henrik Zetterberg's head during the teams' previous meeting, and Bertuzzi and Weber engaged in what was a clean tilt…
And while most of the Wings' players who were seen on Fox Sports Detroit's post-game suggested that the event was spontaneous, Wings coach Mike Babcock, who usually lauds Weber's play during the regular season, rather forcefully told Fox Sports Detroit's John Keating that he would have accepted nothing less from Bertuzzi or his teammates. During his post-game presser, Babcock went a little further, as the Free Press's Helene St. James notes:
"I just thought that the incident the other night wasn't part of hockey," Red Wings coach Mike Babcock said. "I haven't seen it since junior hockey. I thought it was unacceptable, and I think sometimes, when things don't get looked after, you have to look after it yourself. I didn't think things were looked after, at all."
Bertuzzi's fought before, and in the playoffs, to stand up for teammates. His latest effort was much appreciated.
"Yeah, it as nice to see," Zetterberg said with a smile. "It was a great start to the game. He went in and did his thing. It was good for the game, good for the series, and got us fired up."
Bertuzzi scowled through his post-game scrum with the press, insisting "it's just kind of something you've got to do—you've got to stick up for your teammates and do stuff like that. The game was more important, though, it was good to get a win."
Asked if it was important to get it out the way early—the fight happened at 1:36, Bertuzzi said, "it's just hockey. Those kinds of things happen. You've got to do what you've got to do to try to win."
"He took care of it, showing that we're not going to accept that," captain Nicklas Lidstrom said. "It didn't become a distraction to our team. It was handled early on, and then we moved on to play the game, and it was a hard fought game, but it was great just to see the way our team responded to it."
Update: If you're wondering what Zetterberg had to say in Swedish, he told Aftonbladet's Per Bjurman that Bertuzzi's a good person for standing up for him, and that it felt good to see Bertuzzi do what he did, but he also points out that he's much happier with the fact that the Wings shut the Predators' power play down en route to winning and heading home tied 1-1, and Tomas Holmstrom agreed with Zetterberg's assessment, telling Expressen's Gunnar Nordstrom that he's most happy with the team's win, but that Bertuzzi showed that the Wings care about each other and will stand up for each other, describing Bertuzzi's fight as "superb."
Hell, even Evil Drew Sharp endorsed what he's calling "frontier justice," which is scary.
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I'm still not satisfied, especially after the joking crap at practice. I still say errant puck to jaw.
Posted by T on 04/14/12 at 01:01 AM ET
No suspension + the jokes makes my blood *#$%@& boil. Unbelievable. Who the *#$%@& do they think they are? They're a shit little franchise with no successes and obviously no leadership. Vancouver south over here. No respect.
And it was Henrik Zetterberg. Weber has how many inches and probably 100lbs on him? *#$%@& these guys. Theyve never won anything and never will
Shoulda let sleeping dogs lie. We're going to hammer them in the joe, i can feel it….
Posted by Pat on 04/14/12 at 02:11 AM ET
They need to get him in a fight every game. Twice a game. Let Abdelkader and Bert take turns. Then when the series is wrapped up, put an elbow in his nose.
Posted by awould on 04/14/12 at 02:23 AM ET
Don't get me wrong… what Weber did was absolute chickenshit. But on some level, I'd like to thank him for providing the spark to ignite the fire on this team. I can't remember the last time I felt so amped up about a game. But it's been awhile and I hope it lasts thru mid-June-ish. LGRW!!!
Posted by SandysWingingit on 04/14/12 at 02:42 AM ET
The message was sent. More importantly we won the game despite some defensive lapses. I particularly enjoyed watching Stuie, Buckets, Abs, Mule,BigE and a few others raise their physical play. Keep it up boys!
Posted by Crow on 04/14/12 at 02:46 AM ET
Bloodying Franzen early in the game is a mistake. He might be the most emotional, mercurial player in the league today. Pissing him off is ill advised.
Posted by awould on 04/14/12 at 02:46 AM ET
BigE need to learn how to pass the puck.
Posted by awould on 04/14/12 at 02:50 AM ET
There. Done. Resolved. Message sent. Now get over it.
If we didn't have that idiotic instigator rule, this would have been resolved immedeately after the cheapshot happened.
Posted by sean_o_sean on 04/14/12 at 03:09 AM ET
Agree with Sandys. The worst thing Weber could have done was give the Wings the spark they had hitherto lacked. They're tough enough without it.
Then the Pred's joking about the hit. Pity. They might have once had a chance this series.
Typical David Poile team, forever strangers to the 2nd round.
Should I put spoiler tags on that?
Posted by DerpDerpWeber on 04/14/12 at 03:25 AM ET
For the record, Vince Gill is an idiot:
Image from the AP.
Posted by George Malik from South Lyon, MI on 04/14/12 at 04:07 AM ET
Heh…because Vince Gill was last relevant…um…hold on…I have to think about this…
Posted by mrfluffy from A wide spot on I-90 in Montana on 04/14/12 at 04:13 AM ET
Ha George… I thought that was Chaz Bono…
Posted by LGRWeh on 04/14/12 at 04:35 AM ET
1 You cheap shot a star.
2 You fight Bertuzzi in the next game.
3 Everyone is happy.
Taking notes, Steve Moore?
Posted by Jerry on 04/14/12 at 05:21 AM ET
Bloodying Franzen early in the game is a mistake. He might be the most emotional, mercurial player in the league today. Pissing him off is ill advised.
Posted by awould on 04/14/12 at 01:46 AM ET
For about the last month, i've been hoping that babcock would assign Bertuzzi to punch Franzen in the face right before they hit the ice every shift.
obviously teams dont watch enough video on this guy. If they did, they woulld know that if you leave him alone, he will just float around and do nothing the entire game.
Posted by jwad on 04/14/12 at 05:55 AM ET
I can't see the Predators backing off in the physicality department, and I think it's going to eventually bite them in the ass. I hope it will, anyway.
Posted by George Malik from South Lyon, MI on 04/14/12 at 06:09 AM ET
you know nobody mentioned it on the broadcast and I've seen nobody mention it in the press yet, but I think the most brilliant part about that fight was WHEN Bert did it… on the delayed power play. Revenge aside, he managed to engage the top player on the team with the top PP and get him off the ice for that first power play. Shea Weber completely alters the look of their PP and who knows how this game goes down if they score on that. Hell, he's not just a danger to score on the PP, but each one of those slapshots has the potential of ending someone's season. Bert, who doesn't kill penalties, got to not only avenge the play on Z, but made a really savvy move with his timing IMO.
Posted by perfection from LaLaLand on 04/14/12 at 08:26 AM ET
Posted by perfection from LaLaLand on 04/14/12 at 07:26 AM ET
thought about that;maybe it was just coincidence,or Bert is a genius
Posted by edillac from isolation on 04/14/12 at 08:49 AM ET
"I just thought that the incident the other night wasn't part of hockey," Red Wings coach Mike Babcock said. "I haven't seen it since junior hockey. I thought it was unacceptable, and I think sometimes, when things don't get looked after, you have to look after it yourself. I didn't think things were looked after, at all."
I can't tell you how happy it made me that Babcock said this. And I don't usually like fighting, but after last night I am officially in love with Todd Bertuzzi.
Posted by MsRedWinger from GlennieAbbyLand, now in Flori-Duh on 04/14/12 at 09:22 AM ET
Posted by perfection from LaLaLand on 04/14/12 at 07:26 AM ET
Wow. Geez, you're right. Hadn't thought of that. That WAS brilliant.
Posted by MsRedWinger from GlennieAbbyLand, now in Flori-Duh on 04/14/12 at 09:29 AM ET
The Wings did what the league didn't.
And while I have always liked Weber and have wanted him in a Winged Wheel, well, not so much now. Of course, I wasn't happy about Bertuzzi, either. But he has grown into being a Wing. Maybe Weber would, too. He'll always be something less than that in Nashville.
I agree with the comments below. Nashville hasn't won anything—at least not yet. I'd like the Wings to keep it that way.
I like starting these series on the road. Split the first two and the next 3 of 4 are at home. Philly and LA must be feeling good, but remember the Wings-Canucks series a few years back when Detroit lost the first two, and only turned the series around when Lidstrom bounced one in from center ice.
Posted by Steve Klein from Fairfax, Va. on 04/14/12 at 09:45 AM ET
Vince Gill looks like he could stand to mix in a salad or two. just sayin….....
Posted by D-line on 04/14/12 at 10:53 AM ET
obviously teams dont watch enough video on this guy. If they did, they woulld know that if you leave him alone, he will just float around and do nothing the entire game.
Posted by jwad on 04/14/12 at 04:55 AM ET
Actually, I think that's part of the Mule's M.O. to make himself invisible, portraying himself as not worthy of defending, kinda skatin' around (whistling like in that Dodge commercial) so he can sneak in unnoticed for the score. He's got the first part down pat…
Posted by SandysWingingit on 04/14/12 at 10:55 AM ET
Shea Weber is such a huge piece of sh**, it defies words.
Posted by Red Winger from Sault Ste Marie on 04/14/12 at 11:34 AM ET
Posted by George Malik from South Lyon, MI on 04/14/12 at 03:07 AM ET
Ha! Every village has one. Question is, does this village have any that aren't?
Posted by SandysWingingit on 04/14/12 at 11:41 AM ET
Nashville—a village full of idiots. Absolute truth.
Posted by WestWing from Portland, Oregon on 04/14/12 at 12:44 PM ET
Posted by George Malik from South Lyon, MI on 04/14/12 at 03:07 AM ET
Someone needs to photo shop the crap outta that immediately.
Posted by Behind_Enemy_Lines from Evanston,IL on 04/14/12 at 01:37 PM ET
If you didn't have FSD, Ken Daniels and Mickey Redmond were all over, "Holy crap, fighting Weber while Mule was gonna go for a penalty was GENIUS" like white on rice. It was an instantaneous observation and it had Mickey borderline giddy about Weber's howitzer finding a seat in the penalty box…
And Vince doesn't need us to edit a photo for the sake of making him look even dumber. This was his reaction (again, per the Associated Press) to the 3-2 goal:
Posted by George Malik from South Lyon, MI on 04/14/12 at 01:54 PM ET
On top of this oh-so-savvy country music singer is Mrs. Fisher's dislike for playoff beards….hasn't Mike told her shaving means you're done.
Posted by wingsuver4ever from TC on 04/14/12 at 04:22 PM ET
I'm sick of fighting in the game- I hate that professional hockey is the only professional sport where a stoppage of play for fisticuffs and brutality is encouraged, lauded, enjoyed and woefully dubbed tradition. Its absolutely why Hockey is the least popular of all the professional sports. Its akin to a nascar driver taking offense to being cut off and deciding to run the offender off the road. Pure and simple. By virtue of allowing outside of play fighting to happen in this game, it ceases to be a true sport. As long as fighting in hockey exist, its not a sport. That said,
However, The reason Bertuzzi felt he had to go out and put a beat down on Weber is because the league failed in the most colossal fashion. The league not only sanctioned Bertuzzi's retribution they knew it would result and they all but sanctioned it.
As disgusted as I am by what Weber did and the leagues response(Brendan Shanahan's 30 second felate/hand job of Weber's testicles), and I understand that Berts and babs did what they felt was right, the assumption/innuendo that Babcock made it clear someone needed to respond to Weber is really only one step short of a Coach sanctioning a bounty system.
Of course this is totally different, but also, its not. I don;t blame Babs or Berts for their reactions- not oen bit. Becauseultimately its all the leagues fault. the f*cking league failed on this, colossally. Worse the leagues non-reaction is a clear license by the powers that be that coaches and players need to take the law and rules and justice into their own hands.
this isn't a sport, this is chaos.
Posted by Juice in LA from Los Angeles by way of Detroit on 04/14/12 at 05:17 PM ET
this isn't a sport, this is chaos.
Posted by Juice in LA on 04/14/12 at 04:17 PM ET
Actually it is a nice and beautiful sport. But Canadians prefer their hockey hard, not Euro-soft. They enjoy and encourage fighting in hockey. It is part of their "culture". The play-by-play commentators on CBC start frothing at the mouth when a fight starts and give a spirited play-by-play as if they were broadcasting a boxing match. Some "tough guys" are hired after retirement as talking-heads on CBC. They look quite inapt but who cares. They are paid back for the guilty pleasure they provided to the nation. Life and health, mental and physical, of other "tough guys" are ruined.
The current NHL "crusade" against head shots would have never happened if a certain Canadian lad named Cindy had not been a concussed victim of an open-ice blindside hit to a head delivered, ironically, by a Euro.
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I don't really like this term but since it stuck its what we have to work with. Recently there have been posts about crime statistics involving "assault weapons" leading more cries for them to be banned (by antis). I am not really on the fence about this one but have seen reports of drive by shooting using this type of fire arm. Note that they are very rare compared to hand guns. Also note that they are not used much outside of drive-by because they are not concealable.
The given defence for the continued possession of these rifles has been kind of absurd. People insisting that they have a legitimate use for hunting. This argument is bogus and should not be the focus for the debate. The real argument should be that they DO HAVE a legitimate use. Its just not one most people deal with. They are the best weapon you can have after a disaster where there are roaming gangs. For one they are intimidating and highly visible. So when you use them as such, the BG get the picture vary quickly. Besides the intimidation effect they have more rounds typically then a handgun and more accuracy and more stopping power.
Because the media love to confuse them with machine guns the public gets really upset. The best thing to do is explain that they are to different animals. The latter takes a special permit with an even bigger background check and a hefty tax.
I don't personally think Machine guns are for everyone but if you have the money and the inclination you should not be stopped from the hobby(also very expensive). Besides they really are fun to rent on the range. As for the use during a SHTF scenario full auto might be a liability. Considering that we are not in a war zone (lots of friends around) even during an emergency. Besides if the situation is really bad we need to conserve ammo and check shot placement. Also note that we probably won't have the military to resupply us.
I guess what I'm really trying to say is that machine guns and assault weapon have there place they also fit into the upper part of a need/use triangle. Kind of like a pickup truck vs. a lamborghini. these are just my thoughts as I was thinking of the arguments about weapons of mass destruction(small arms misrepresentation). Example: a missile and a hand grenade would be classifiable as WMD because they are indiscriminate and can kill many people with one use. Semi-autos are not WMD because you can only shoot one bullet per trigger pull and it is very discriminating. Machine guns would fit a grey area.
I'm not trying to imply that these things need never be possessed. I think they they are an very specialty items that wold not fit in to our normal arguments.


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Jeffrey Keith Hegwood
Missing since March 20, 1980 from Hattiesburg, Forrest County, Mississippi.
Classification: Missing
Vital Statistics
Date Of Birth: February 6, 1957
Age at Time of Disappearance: 23 years old
Height and Weight at Time of Disappearance: 5'10"; 158 lbs.
Distinguishing Characteristics: White male. Dark brown hair; brown eyes. Hegwood wears eyeglasses or contact lenses and also suffers from seasonal allergies, including hay fever.
Marks, Scars: He has a scar on his inner left eyebrow.
Jewelry/Items: Hegwood was wearing a gold Bulova Acutron watch with a green safety cross on its face and the name "Robert E. Bell" engraved on the back at the time of his disappearance. He was also carrying a .25-caliber RG Model 26 pistol with serial number U020365.
Circumstances of Disappearance
Hegwood was last seen in Hattiesburg, Mississippi on March 20, 1980. He has never been heard from again.
Hegwood enjoyed hunting, fishing and canoing in 1980. He was employed as a bartender at the time of his disappearance.
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
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NCIC Number: M-059130013
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The Doe Network: Case File 1121DMMS
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This is a local case for me but one I'd never heard of until seeing it on here. Of course, it did happen two years before I was born. I wish I could help with it but there's just nothing to go on. The name does sound vaguely familiar though.
What do ya'll think of this
Does they look alike? Look at the dimple to on his left side of face and nose. What do you think?
Cindi Lou
Some people may consider me crazy, I say I'm just inspired.
There is an amazing similarity in the photos. Perhaps they are related. Who is in the more recent photo? Is there a name associated with it?
I believe that Jeffrey Keith Hegwood has a lot of relatives and family in the Hattiesburg area. There are a lot of folks by that last name, at least.
I think that he is listed as missing by his family. It is interesting that he would have such an expensive watch with another guy's name on it. What is the story there?
And the fact that he was carrying a .25 Auto pistol with a specific serial number. That info had to have come from someone with access to his personal papers and effects.
There is very little info posted, however, and there has to be much more to this story. Who did he hang out with? What kind of car did he drive and did it also go missing? Why the gun?
Cindi Lou
Some people may consider me crazy, I say I'm just inspired.
I emailed Rocky at Doenetwork. I will let you know.
Cindi Lou
Some people may consider me crazy, I say I'm just inspired.
This is local for me too, and I'm anxious to hear more info! I'd never heard of it either, but I was two years old when it happened.
When I was studying journalism at Southern Miss in Hattiesburg, we were assigned a cold case to dig into for our investigative reporting class (we wrote articles about Angela Freeman, missing teen from nearby Petal, Miss., which is what really spurred my interest in missing persons). If enough info exists about the circumstances of Jeffrey's dissapearance, then maybe the current crop of students could do a similar project on him!
Rocky emailed me back. He said that they eyes look different. He doesnt think its the same person. Back to the drawing board as they say.
Cindi Lou
Some people may consider me crazy, I say I'm just inspired.
I would submit it directly to the Hattiesburg PD.
All kinds of hugs!
I concur. You could contact them at the number in the case file. If they have this as one of their jurisdictional cases, then they will have more information on it.
These missing person cases can involve almost any kind of situation. There were at least three cases in the last year in which a living person came forward or was found and their very long term "missing" status resolved.
Of course, there are numerous missing person cases which are resolved by the person showing up days, weeks or months later. The requirement for a case getting on Doenetwork is that the person has to have been missing for nine years or more, so when one of them turns up alive somewhere, it is a rather newsworthy occasion.
In this particular case, if an investigator were to contact the man in the photo, it might resolve the case one way or another. Even if he is NOT the missing Jeffery Hegwood, he might know something.
I do think they look very much alike. The mouth is exact (look at the outline of the top lip) The smile, the jaw, the dimples. It's crazy but I think it's him. I'm going to do it. I was right about Lafreda Chrispen, so u never know.
edit-sent email last night to HPD.
Last edited by Sleuthster; 03-27-2010 at 08:22 AM.
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I was contacted on my blog by someone claiming they are Jeff's brother. He said this is still an active case and that Jeff bought the watch and gun at a pawn shop sometime before he disapeared. I invited him to join us here. He also said that he does not believe that the Jeff in Ga resembles his brother.
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There seems to be very little substantial information regarding Jeffery Keith Hegwood and his disappearance.
Although there is an exact description of his watch and pistol, including engraved name and serial number, etc., the information which is left out begs a number of very elementary questions.
1. What kind of car did he drive? Is it missing as well? Was it found somewhere other than its usual place?
2. Who or what groups did he hang out with?
3. Was he in the habit of just disappearing or going off without notifying people?
4. What are the circumstances of his disappearance? Was he missing from work? From home? Did he miss a meeting?
5. What were his usual activities? Did he go hiking and not return? Was he out boating? Did he go off with someone and not return? Was he into illegal activities of some sort?
6. Money: Did he have a lot of cash on him? Did he often cary large sums on him? Did he make any major withdrawls of savings just prior to his disappearance?
7. Did any of his friends blow town about the same time? Or did his usual buddies claim to know nothing? Or something?
8. Was he distraught or upset about anything before going missing? Was he in trouble with the law? With any person or persons?
9. Did he leave any notes as to his departure? Was there any indication of a forced abduction? Did he pack his bags?
Most of these questions could have been answered simply by providing the information to the Doenetwork or police to begin with.
I assume that I can post this on here, afterall, it came from my blog.
This is what a person who said they are Jeff's brother wrote on my blog;
Anonymous said...
Hello. Jeff is my brother. The article does not give very much info at all. He is still missing since March 20, 1979. The campus police at the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg are actually still somewhat involved in this case. The watch and gun were both purchased by Jeff quite sometime before his disappearance at a pawn shop. I looked at the photo of the Jeff Hegwood from Georgia and I really don't see that much resemblance. This has been a very big mystery for a very long time.
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I submitted it to Rocky at doenetwork. He did not feel that they looked alike enough to submit to LE. I responded to anymous and asked him if he could provide more info to help us and asked him to join us here but I did not get a response.
Like Richard, I wish there where more info about this whole case availible. Very strange case indeed.
Cindi Lou
Some people may consider me crazy, I say I'm just inspired.
This is an interesting statement, which I missed the first time that I read it. It would seem that his brother is saying that Jeffrey went missing 20 March 1979 rather than 20 March 1980? This is a descrepancy by a whole year from what Doenet has posted.
How could information about the serial number of his gun and the name on his watch be known, but not other very basic stuff?
My earlier questions remain unanswered. Somebody knows the answers, and it would help to post them.
It is hard to come up with any theories, suggestions, or ideas when so little information is revealed.
Who was his best friend, and what were his thoughts and reactions to Jeffrey's disappearance? Who saw him last, and when, and where?
What vehicle was he in? His own? A friend's?
Why was he armed with a pistol?
Where did he usually hang out? What parks or trails did he visit?
What were his usual interests and pursuits?
Hi Richard,
I have the answers to these questions, but I am not sure about posting. I am Jeff's cousin and am trying to generate interest in Jeff's case again. I emailed Sleuthster about the person that claimed to be his brother, but Jeff didn't have a brother.
Thank you,
Hi Deborah, I sent you an email back. Would be glad to help in anyway can.
The person claiming to be Jeff's brother did post on my blog anonymously which did seem odd. They never responded back either to my question about the date. He had said Jeff was missing March 20, 1979 and missing persons sites have have him missing March 20, 1980.
Cindi Lou
Some people may consider me crazy, I say I'm just inspired.
The person named anonymous doesn't say he is Jeffs brother, he/she said Jeff is my brother so maybe anonymous is a women and Jeffs sister
Jeff has 2 sisters and they did not post the comment on my blog. Very strange. Someone knows something and maybe I touched a nerve.
Cindi Lou
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Leyton Orient made it a club-record 14 games without defeat as they enjoyed a controlled 1-0 victory at Hartlepool.
A single goal from Jimmy Smith proved enough for Russell Slade's side, who have not lost since New Year's Day.
Pools started brightly and created three chances in the opening seven minutes, but the closest they came to scoring was when James Brown flighted an angled shot over.
The O`s should have had a penalty when Alex Revell was felled by goalkeeper Scott Flinders, but referee Jon Moss played on.
Yet they did take the lead after 28 minutes. Dean Cox crossed from the right and Smith met the ball on the volley to send his finish across Flinders and into the far corner.
Orient's controlled possession game saw them dictate the first half but Pools came back in the second.
Leon McSweeney tested Jamie Jones from distance and the keeper made a flying save to deny Andy Monkhouse from close range.
The winger headed onto the roof of the net and then against the bar and in the 89th minute while midfielder Matt Spring sliced a clearance onto his own crossbar, but the Os survived.
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The colors are so vivid.
You should of see him with his tail thing flared out!
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cheers scott!
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congratulations on being featured in the group 5D mark ll
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Awesome BigD, many thanks!!
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It is so fascinating to see the white Indian Blue Peafowl. We saw one in Kipahulu only a couple of days ago, but the Peahen was solid white. This is the first I have seen of the beautiful white displaying the blue colours as well. It is amazing! Perhaps this is the Pied Mutation?
holy moly, you know your birds sharon! ;-) i just saw him or her, with the tail out but i was not close enough and as i went to get closer he/she jumped up on a rock and closed the tail, i was gutted that i missed the tail out but still happy with this one…..thanks for the fav! paul
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This is a beautiful Peacock. I have seen the normal colouring and have been fortunate enough to see the white (albino?) peacocks, but never a pied peacock.
Where did you see him?
He was at Featherdale Wildlife Park. I'm still dirty that I missed him with his feathers out so I'll be heading back there one day! ;-)
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Great capture, I've never seen one like this before.
you should've seen him with his tail out, that was awesome!
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was this one at featherdale wildlife park, i have shots of one from there not on rb..
you have framed him wonderfully :)) k
yep featherdale, was there again last friday but did not see this one, only Peacock 1 and 2. this guy had his tail feathers out so i bolted over but he jumped up on the rock just as i got near enough! i was devastated…thanks heaps kristina….paul
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Wow, what a gorgeous bird,(if I dare call this stunning image a bird…lol) super image.
thanks heaps lyn, i was shocked myself as it was a first time to see a white one, the photo doesn't do him justice…
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An excellent shot – love the detail and the bokeh.
thanks so much! :-)
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