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Mr. Jefferson Wolfe Tone M.E.S.
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Mr. John D. Albertson M.E.S.
Ms. Mary Christine Angelo M.F.
Ms. Heidi Asbjornsen M.F.S., D.F.E.S. '99
Mr. Brad H. Auer M.E.S.
Patrick J. Baker M.F.
Ms. Cynthia M. Barakatt M.E.S.
Mr. Matthew R. Bertrand M.E.S.
Ms. Janine Bloomfield Ph.D.
Mr. Peter M. Brockelman M.E.S.
Mr. Anthony Cahill M.E.S.
Mr. Alec Chang M.E.M.
Ms. Ya-Wen Chiu M.E.M.
Por-Chiung B. Chou M.F.S.
Ms. Elana E. Cohen M.E.S.
Mr. Jonathan C. Cook M.F.
Ms. Susan Helms Daley M.E.S.
Ms. Beulah A. Dalmida-Smith M.E.S.
Mr. Charles H. Darmstadt M.E.S.
Mr. Theodore E. Diers M.E.M.
Mr. Antonio C. D. dos Santos M.Phil.
Ms. Naomi Anne Echental M.E.S.
Mr. Andre Thomas Eid M.E.M.
Ms. Maia J. Enzer M.E.S.
Mr. Erik C. Esselstyn M.E.M.
Mr. Kenneth E. Fergusson M.F.S.
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Washington Sen. Patty Murray (D) will be the next chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, the committee announced Tuesday.
The announcement comes after weeks of speculation surrounding who would succeed Sen. Robert Menendez (D-N.J.) at the helm of the committee.
In a statement, Menendez highlighted Murray's victory this year over Republican Dino Rossi.
"Patty Murray ran a smart, aggressive campaign -- a model for what all of our incumbents need to do in 2012 to be successful," Menendez said. "Patty is a great senator, a true fighter, and will no doubt have another strong term as Chair of the DSCC."
Murray was always considered among those in the running for the position, but Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) also reportedly approached Sens. Mark Warner (D-Va.) and Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) about the job.
Murray's job of holding on to the Democratic majority won't be easy. Of the 33 Senate seats up in 2012, 23 belong to Democrats or independents who caucus with the Democrats. Among the most vulnerable will likely be Sens. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.), Jim Webb (D-Va.), Jon Tester (D-Mont.) and Ben Nelson (D-Neb.).
Murray also chaired the DSCC in the 2002 cycle.
This post was updated at 3:41 p.m. with Menendez's statement.

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UMW to release Upper Big Branch report
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- United Mine Workers safety experts plan to release a report next week on their investigation into the worst U.S. coal-mining disaster in nearly 40 years.
UMW officials have scheduled a press conference for Tuesday in Charleston to publicly release the report on the April 2010 explosion that killed 29 miners at Massey Energy's Upper Big Branch Mine in Raleigh County.
Prior to the report's public release, the union will hold a private briefing with families of the miners who died.
"Our charge is different from any other party to this investigation," said UMW President Cecil Roberts. "We don't have operational policies from which to divert attention. We don't have regulatory enforcement actions -- or inactions -- to explain away. We don't have lawsuits to defend against.
"All we have are the surviving miners, their families and most of all, the families of the victims," Roberts said. "More than anyone, they deserve to know the entire truth about what happened to their loved ones and their co-workers. That's what we will report on Tuesday."
Upper Big Branch was a non-union mine, but shortly after the disaster, miners working there designated the UMW to represent their interests in the investigation.
The move gave UMW safety representatives a role in the on-site and underground portions of the government disaster investigation, but federal Mine Safety and Health Administration officials prohibited union officials from sitting in on witness interviews.
MSHA chief Joe Main, a former union safety director, also refused the UMW's requests to conduct those interviews in public, and U.S. District Judge Irene Berger threw out a union lawsuit trying to force MSHA to conduct its investigation through public hearings.
Labor Secretary Hilda Solis promised a series of public meetings about the disaster, but then backed off that idea when U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin said the public events could jeopardize his ongoing criminal probe.
During a U.S. Senate hearing six weeks after the disaster, the UMW's Roberts predicted that "investigations of the Upper Big Branch tragedy will show that safe mining practices were not followed at that operation and miners were being exposed to senseless dangers."
So far, a report by special investigator Davitt McAteer and preliminary findings from MSHA agreed that the explosion involved an ignition of a small amount of methane gas that turned into a massive coal-dust blast because of Massey's poor safety practices.
Investigators believe the ignition likely was sparked by worn-out longwall cutting teeth hitting sandstone on the longwall machine's shearer. They also believe that a coal-dust buildup underground sent what could have been a minor ignition into an explosion that rocketed in all directions, greatly increasing the damage and deaths.
The McAteer team concluded the disaster was caused by Massey's failure to follow basic safety standards, and by a corporate culture that put coal production ahead of worker safety. McAteer and his team cited poor ventilation practices, illegal accumulations of highly explosive coal dust, and a failure to maintain water sprays and cutting bits on the longwall shearer.
The McAteer report also criticized the West Virginia Office of Miners Health, Safety and Training and said the fact that 29 miners died in a mine explosion was proof positive that MSHA "failed its duty as a watchdog for coal miners."
Alpha Natural Resources, which bought Massey in June, has said it is still reviewing the disaster.
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The MATLAB figure viewer enriches an article by enabling the reader to explore figures with data interactively and in the context of the article. These figures, which will appear on ScienceDirect, are based on MATLAB FIG files uploaded by the author. They may contain experimental data, numerical results, a visualization of a model, or other kinds of data-based, visual research output. The FIG file format captures not only the visual information but also the underlying data – which makes it possible to view a figure at maximum accuracy at all levels of zoom and from all viewpoints, and also to download the data for validation or re-use (requires MATLAB).
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How young is too young for children to be allowed a social network presence?
Despite age restrictions on some media sites, a new survey reveals the number of US parents who would allow children 10-12 years old to have a Facebook or MySpace account has doubled in a year, Reuters is reporting.
An online survey of about 1,000 adults by Liberty Mutual's Responsibility Project found 17 percent of US parents had no problem with a pre-teen child using a social media site, compared to just 8 percent a year ago.
Eleven percent of parents admitted to using social media sites on behalf of a young child or even an infant. Facebook, by far the most popular social networking site, has an official policy of not allowing users under the age of 13 to open accounts.
It does not take much browsing to find users under that age however. Whether these profiles are monitored by parents or not is difficult to ascertain.
"More and more parents are allowing their children to have a Facebook account or to have more online activity at younger and younger ages," Janet Taylor, clinical instructor of psychiatry at Columbia University at Hospital in New York, told Reuters.
"It's not alarming. I think it means we need to be aware of what is going on and how to best utilize social media," she added in an interview with the news agency.
With an estimated 500 million members, Facebook, was the most popular social network among adults in the poll. Nearly 90 percent used it frequently, followed at a very distant second by LinkedIn, Twitter and MySpace with 6 percent.
For better or worse, social sites are going to be with us and the online world is becoming more available every day. Short of banishing the internet from the life of your child, it is recommended that you learn to live with it responsibly and discuss its proper place and use with your child.
Discuss specifically about cyber bullying, sexting and the pressure that social media use can put on managing time. Consider the need for a "Ëœfamily online-use plan' that stresses citizenship and healthy behavior.
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Black and Blue (disambiguation)
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Black and Blue is a 1976 album by The Rolling Stones.
Black and Blue may also refer to:
- Bruising of a person's flesh
- Another name for Pittsburgh rare, a way to prepare steak
Film and television[edit]
- Black and Blue (film), a 1999 TV-Movie starring Mary Stuart Masterson
- Black and Blue (TV series), a six-part TV comedy-drama series
- "Black and Blue" (Homicide: Life on the Street), a 1994 episode of Homicide: Life on the Street
- Black and Blue (Quindlen novel), a 1998 novel by Anna Quindlen
- Black & Blue (Rankin novel), a 1997 novel by Ian Rankin
- Black 'n Blue, a glam metal band
- Black and Blue Festival, an annual circuit party held in Montreal
- Black and Blue (musical), a 1989 Tony Award-winning Broadway musical
- Black and Blue (video) a 1980 video of a concert tour co-headlining Black Sabbath and Blue Öyster Cult
- Black & Blue Records, a French jazz label
- Black and Blue, a 1962 album by Lou Rawls
- Black & Blue (Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes album), 1973
- Black and Blue, a 1991 album by Gene Harris
- Black & Blue (Backstreet Boys album), 2000
- Black and Blue (EP), a 2011 EP from Uh Huh Her
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- "Black and Blue", a song by Bring Me the Horizon from the album Count Your Blessings
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So , since the seizure we've kept her fever under control by alternating Motrin and acetaminophen. Before the hospital she had never had Motrin. I noticed yesterday after her Motrin dose she wanted to nurse, and then when the milk let down she pulled off and asked for her pacifier. She's eating VERY little. Drinking water fairly well. But she has now been doing this for 24 hours and it's driving me nuts. She clearly wants to nurse, but she won't.
She is also teething and currently has her fingers in her mouth. There are also no other apparent symptoms. No cough, no runny nose, nothing. Stool and urine are normal and frequent enough. I guess I just need some reassurance. Or want to know if anyone else has dealt with this.
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It could be roseola, which has a high fever for several days, and then once the fever goes away, a rash appears. The main symptoms are fever and rash once the fever goes away. It is common in your daughter's age group. http://kidshealth.org/parent/infections/skin/roseola.html
There is absolutely no benefit to giving Motrin or acetaminophen. Neither will prevent febrile seizures. Febrile seizures are caused when a fever rises rapidly. They have nothing to do with how high a fever gets. Febrile seizures are not dangerous, either.
The body "knows" how high a fever needs to be to fight a particular infection. By lowering fever, you are hurting the body's effort to fight the infection and to heal. Fever will not cause damage to the brain or body unless it goes over 107.6. Your daughter's fever will get nowhere close to that during this illness, even if you stop medicating.
Anyway, she does have an ear infection. Which could be why she isn't wanting to swallow the milk. And as for the possibility of Roseola , I guess it's still possible. Although, she never had any upper respiratory stuff going on.
Thank you for the insight!!
My child never had any upper respiratory problems with roseola. It was just a fever 103-104, and then the characteristic rash once the fever went away. The only way to know if it's roseola is to see if the rash appears once the fever is gone. You'll know soon enough.
Acetaminophen is far from a benign drug. I would prefer to use ibuprofen, but then again, I would never medicate for fever. I don't agree with your ND's opinion that there is no benefit to a fever going over 101. The ear infection may be a complication from using the fever lowering drugs.
And at this point I'm beyond exhausted. The recommendation was for fever reducers to be used for temps of 103 or higher if she appeared ill. (I stated in my first post I would wait until it was over 103, I miswrote in my last post) Which she clearly has exhibited. And the ear infection is most likely from the mucus build up that is a result of whatever it was that she was fighting all week and not the result of my hand as you have suggested.
I had to administer chest compressions on her this week while she laid on my floor, blue, and not breathing, from a febrile seizure, so I'm all about comfort for the rest of her illness.
Hi! I am sorry for your LO pain! that is never fun and can be so stressful!
I understand you wanting to comfort your LO during this time. It really is a personal choice us mom's get to make and I think you going up to 103 and then not being comfortable to go past is your boundary and I get that!
I just wanted to say that I would never use Tylenol ever. I have had great success with motrin or advil and even white willow bark.
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The widely used pain and fever reliever acetaminophen is a leading cause of acute liver failure, even at doses that are within the recommended range.
Acetaminophen accounts for tens of thousands of calls to poison control centers and hospital admissions each year, as well as hundreds of deaths.
Both alcohol consumption and fasting (due to illness, anorexia, or malnutrition) greatly increase the risk of liver injury due to acetaminophen. Fasting decreases levels of glutathione, an antioxidant that helps the liver detoxify acetaminophen.
Nearly half of people who overdose on acetaminophen do so unintentionally, due to unrelieved pain or combining medications (over-the-counter or prescription) that contain acetaminophen.
If you google "risks of tylenol" You will be amazed at the links that come up from news reports, the fda, & many other sites. It would be worth your time to research it to see the controversy surrounding it. I will leave it to you to make your desicion! More than anything: I hope your LO recovers quickly!
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Both ibuprofen and acetaminophen have serious side effects. Especially when not taken as directed. Typical overdoses, like every other statistic reported, are situational. And not at the direct result of cautious consumption. I could go on and on. I am not administering any of her medication blindly. I do have an extensive health background, degree included. I also appreciate everyone's concern about the medicine I've mentioned. Education is important!
But back to the whole purpose of starting this thread... DD wanting to nurse, but then not drinking once the milk has letdown. Ibuprofen has always upset my stomach, so maybe it's upsetting hers. Or it could simply be her ears. Now that I know she has an ear infection.
For this question, you might get better information and more answers in the one of the breastfeeding forums.
Thanks again for the insight.
I can move this thread for you if you like. It could go in health and healing or in BFing if you don't feel it's related to a vax issue. I would encourage you to do that if it's not related to non-vax because this forum is reserved for our members who have chosen not to vaccinate so your response may be limited.
I logged on to read (even though I'm not a non-vax mama) to let you know that there is a 5 day fever virus (I think it's a virus) going around our area. It's a pretty surprising virus given the length of the fever.
I hope your DC feels better soon!
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Thank you. I am a non-vaxer, so I just assumed I would have some responses from like-minded parents. Which I have received.
She did have bacteria in her urinalysis. So I know the fever was partly from the UTI. Anyway, two days after the ER visit ND confirmed an ear infection. But I still don't doubt she was battling a virus before the fluid buildup turned into the ear infection. Especially since she never had a runny nose or anything. It could have just been hanging out in there. ???
I should also note we both have seasonal allergies and she and I had been playing outside on the 'low pollen' days which could have also triggered the mucus buildup. Whatever the cause, she is finally on the mend. She ran a little fever in the night and woke up this morning sweaty. Fell right back asleep for an extra two hours, which is really unusual, so I think her little body is on the upswing.
New medication, new supplement, new food, new soap? More or different spices than usual? Fwiw, my oldest gated my milk whenever I ate Mexican food. Go figure.
I thought that too. I have poured over my diet and routine to see if anything has changed. Can't think of anything. She's drinking a little bit more today than she was able to drink yesterday. I even thought that my stress might have made it taste different somehow too-
I took her to see our chiro yesterday and he did a lot of good. He muscle tested her for virus, bacteria, allergies... And the list goes on. Long story short, she is on:joy the mend. She started eating a little today and still has some deep mucus gurgling but doing much better! Thank you ALL again for your kind words, support, and information!
Glad to hear your little one is getting better.
That's what I've been dealing with. It's beginning to loosen up, I'm able to hear it more when she's nursing and sleeping. But it still isn't able to be sucked out and she doesn't have a runny nose. It's just slipping right down her throat. She's much more comfortable though than previous days. And thank you @OrmEmbar!
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But not every pocket of America is sagging. To find out which metro areas have the sunniest dispositions, The Daily Beast first analyzed Gallup-Healthways' data for more than 100 metro areas, accounting for 40 percent of a city's final score.
Because happiness has been linked to employment, earnings, and even the weather, we also considered each of the following: unemployment rates, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics; percentage of families earning more than $100,000, or approximately the top-earning quartile nationwide, according to census figures; and, where available, the number of clear days per year, according to the National Climatic Data Center.


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With injuries costing them a huge chunk of their pitching depth, the Blue Jays picked up right-hander Sean O'Sullivan from the Royals for cash considerations on Thursday.
O'Sullivan, 24, was 5-4 with a 6.75 ERA and a 26/23 K/BB ratio in 53 1/3 innings for Triple-A Omaha this season. He's gone 10-14 with a 6.13 ERA in 34 starts and nine relief appearances as a major leaguer.
The Royals picked O'Sullivan up two years ago from the Angels in the Alberto Callaspo deal. At the time, there was still some hope he'd be able to make it as a fourth or fifth starter. No one really believes that any longer, though.
- jwbiii - Jun 21, 2012 at 6:04 PM
I'm not so sure he counts as pitching "help," but he was probably cheap and the Royals need to be taking longer looks at their younger pitchers with more upside.
- jwbiii - Jun 21, 2012 at 6:12 PM
Oh, and they filled their 40 man when claimed David Pauley off waivers, so they'll have to DFA someone or move someone (Drabek?) to the 60 day DL.
- Matthew Pouliot - Jun 21, 2012 at 6:19 PM
He's not on the 40-man, so unless they intend to call him up (and I don't think that's the immediate plan), no move is required.
- jwbiii - Jun 21, 2012 at 6:36 PM
Damn. Should have gone with RotoWorld.
- proudlycanadian - Jun 21, 2012 at 6:17 PM
I am sure that this guy is going to Triple A Las Vegas. The Jays had to call up some pitchers from Triple A and need some arms to replace them.
- jwbiii - Jun 21, 2012 at 6:49 PM
Oh, definitely going to Las Vegas, I just thought that he had been optioned and not outrighted at the end of spring training.
- proudlycanadian - Jun 21, 2012 at 6:38 PM
It is a slow news day without many games; otherwise, Matthew would not have bothered to write up this story.
- Matthew Pouliot - Jun 21, 2012 at 6:50 PM
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- proudlycanadian - Jun 21, 2012 at 7:35 PM
Pauley has been added to the pen and Carreno has been sent back to Vegas. I wonder if either Villanueva or Perez will be promoted from the pen to the rotation.
- dirtyharry1971 - Jun 21, 2012 at 9:39 PM
great news, the jays just added another batting practice pitcher, well when you dont have the cash or anything that anyone wants you get the bottom crust that nobody wants. Enjoy!
- proudlycanadian - Jun 21, 2012 at 10:20 PM
A pitcher to watch in the Jays farm system is John Stilson who was a third round draft pick in 2011. Stilson was rated as a first round talent but fell to the third round due to a torn labrum. He did not pitch after his injury in May of 2011. He started 2012 in high Single A Dunedin and has just been moved up to the Double A team in NH. The Jays will be careful with him and still need to build up his arm. He was a SS in high school and has only pitched for 3 years. As much as I would like to see him in the majors ASAP, I expect that they will be careful with his development and will limit his innings.
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I'm a little behind the curve. But I was so glad to hear about this. Have fun Beaver Men.


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"Without water, life would not exist."- Water.org
Water is necessary for all humans to survive. Some of us have access to water and take it for granted. Many of us can walk to a grocery store and buy bottled water or we can just go into our kitchens or bathrooms to get water from a tap. There are many more in this world who do not have this kind of luxury. There are billions of people being effected by a water crisis. Nearly one billion humans have no access to clean, drinkable water. And 2.5 billion people don't have access to a toilet.
The goal of World Water Day is to raise awareness about the water crisis that is happening in our world. We need to educate ourselves on where the crisis is taking place and then we need to do our best to make it so that there will never be a need for another World Water Day.
Here are the ten places that are in dire need of clean, safe, drinkable water:
Only 13% of the country has clean drinking water readily available, according to NationMaster. Some areas of Afghanistan are physically scarce of water, but the majority of the population is affected by a lack of safe access to clean water. Inadequate infrastructure to supply water, increased pollution, neglect and destruction from turmoil in the country have all led to an increased need for clean water for a growing population of people.
Africa is one of the first places that many think of when considering those most in need of water. Ethiopia is especially in need. The state has a population estimate of 82 million. Fourty-two percent of the population has access to an improved water supply. Only 11% have access to clean sanitation. The lack of water contributes to a high infant mortality rate (77/1,100 live births), health problems, and a lack of education. Women and children are burdened with the task to get water. Sometimes walking up to six hours to collect water from unprotected pools of water that might be contaminated.
Chad has been affected by a water crisis as well as a food crisis. The Horn of Africa is being hit with the worst drought that it has ever seen which is causing a food shortage and also a water shortage. Oxfam reports that over one million children are at risk of severe acute malnutrition in the areas of Chad, Burkina Faso, Mali, Mauritania, Niger and northern Senegal.
In Cambodia 84% of the population does not have access to clean, safe water. The Mekong River flows through this area of Southeast Asia and it is often affected by monsoon season from May to November. How could a place that has a river flowing through it and a monsoon season be in a water crisis? A lack of technology, contamination of water, and a reliance on rainfall for drinking water contribute to the water crisis in Cambodia.
A country that holds the largest part of the Mekong River is experiencing a water crisis due to low water levels. The river is a crucial resource for the country and its people. Laos depends upon the river for electricity, food, transportation, and much more. According to the Asia Foundation, "In recent years, hydropower has become one of Laos' largest industries, and much of the farming – subsistence agriculture supports 80 percent of the population – and resulting food supply in Laos is affected by the health of the Mekong and its tributaries." Low water levels can mean devastation for those living in the area.
Water.org reports that one in five people in Haiti lack access to a sanitary toilet and half of the people in the area lack access to clean water. Haiti is still trying to recover from the 2010 7.0 magnitude earthquake that killed an estimated 316,000 people and devastated buildings, residences and many settlements including Port-au-Prince. Water.org pledged to bring 50,000 Haitians water at the 2009 Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting. Since Haiti is a water-stressed area finding resources to use is a challenge. Soil erosion, deforestation, and a lack of water treatment facilities are contributing to Haiti's water crisis.
There are quite a few areas in Ghana affected by a water crisis. The Volta Region which borders Bukina Faso and Togo are remote and poor regions. Very few families have access to improved sanitation and many families lack access to safe water. Waterborne diseases are common health issues in the area. Diarrhea and guinea worm (an endemic in Ghana and three other countries) are the common waterborne illnesses. Sadly, the contributing factor to guinea worm is the lack of clean drinking water. The disease could be eradicated by drinking clean, uncontaminated water.
A growing population in India is putting a strain on the countries natural resources. Water sources have been contaminated by sewage and agricultural runoff. Water.org reports that 21% of communicable diseases in India are related to unsafe water. Progress has been made in the country, but much more is needed to bring safe water to a growing population.
Rwanda is a developing nation that is rich in water resources yet lacks the infrastructure to bring clean water to its population. Public water systems are hard to install because of the lands topography. Water shortages and a lack of clean, accessible water increases a threat to the Rwandan people. The population faces preventable diseases such as diarrhea, cholera, typhoid, and many other diseases. A lack of clean water means that Rwanda has a high childhood mortality rate, one in five.
One of the major health problems in Bangladesh can be traced to water scarcity and a lack of quality water. Diarrheal diseases account for over 100,000 deaths of children each year. The water crisis affects both rural and urban areas. Many in the slums of Dhaka, the capital city, do not have access to a safe toilet and only 16% of the population in rural areas actually has access to a latrine. Population in Bangladesh is increasing especially in urban areas and the need for clean, safe water for consumption and for safe, sanitary toilet usages.
If you want to help give water to those who are in need please get involved, spread the word or make a donation to Water.org.
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If there is a difference describe the difference and why you think it might be? Is it simply blood relation (I am not saying adopted children would be any different than biological, but what I mean is simply the difference between family and family by marriage). Or, is it just that you have a stronger bond and more communication with your own family, so in turn more interaction with the children born to your own siblings?
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I have been interested in myth and mythology since college and this book summarizes all those years of study
into one easy and thought provoking narrative. Mary Henderson examines the creation of a twentieth century
myth, bringing the reader through the process that George Lucas went through in creating
Star Wars. The late Joseph Campbell was considered by most to be the world's foremost
authority on myth and mythology. Lucas consulted with Campbell in the development of the
Star Wars story, and according to Campbell, one of the strongest elements of a myth is
the hero. The Magic of Myth looks at the transformation of Luke Skywalker into a hero of
classic proportions, relating characters in the first movie, Star Wars: A New Hope, to classical
mythological figures like Hercules, King Arthur and Jonah.
Another important element of myth is the struggle between good and evil. If Luke is good
then, obviously, evil is Darth Vader. The age-old battle between good and evil as reflected
in the Star Wars trilogy is a theme which also receives its due attention in this book.
Henderson takes us on a journey of enlightenment through the trilogy, pointing out the different
mythic symbols along the way. Then we are introduced to the cultural and historical influences in
the creation of a modern myth. Henderson explains the connection between Star Wars and
the westerns and swashbuckling movies of the '30s and '40s. Exploring the Empire as an analogy for
Nazi Germany, Henderson parallels the costumes, the leaders and the underlying philosophy of the
Third Reich to those of the Empire.
The book ends by looking at different mythic images, from Leia, the feminine hero, to eastern
philosophy; from Art Deco to the '70s. These images, and indeed this book, flow in such a way that
you will see the movies in a different light. I enjoyed The Magic of Myth to the point that
I am sorry I don't live in DC where I could just pop over and see the exhibition. If you're a fan
of Star Wars, I suggest you buy this book, read it, watch the movies again, and see the deeper story.
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Kenneth Moreno, NYPD Officer on Trial for Rape, Lied at Least Once on the Stand
The NYPD officer Kenneth Moreno stands accused of raping an East Village woman while on duty, having been called to her apartment to help her home because she was drunk. During his testimony this week, Moreno said he did not call the woman an ambulance because ambulances are too often tied up with drunks and they can't make it to help the people who actually need it most. Moreno then told the story of having to administer CPR to a dying man -- and eventually having to pronounce him dead -- because the EMS workers were tied up with "a drunk that was giving them a hard time." Except then the EMS worker testified and says Moreno's story is bullshit.
The EMS worker, called by the prosecution to show Moreno's problems with telling the truth, says it was his own partner who administered CPR. The New York Post reports:
Today, the EMS worker told jurors that his records indicate there was no other patient -- drunk or otherwise -- immediately prior to the Jimmy Daniels cardiac case.And in his three years as an EMS worker, he'd in fact never seen a cop assist in doing chest compressions, the EMS worker testified.
Additionally, the prosecution called the D.A.'s chief investigator, who Moreno testified that he'd expressed his innocence to during the investigation. The D.A. investigator testified today that Moreno did no such thing.
Moreno previously admitted to having faked a 911 call so that he could return to the woman's apartment the night of the alleged rape -- just to check on her, he says.
Moreno and his partner, Franklin Mata, who stands accused as an accomplice to the rape, returned to the woman's apartment four times that night.
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The simplest way to shop for them is the scavenger hunt technique, where you have a brief scouting report on one or two of their interests (cars, sports, medieval bathroom fixtures) and then proceed to search for gifts in each of those categories. Assuming you have decent taste, and that your intel is accurate and not based on expertly feigned enthusiasm for a hideous bunny sweater ten years ago, then there's a good chance your choices will be pretty good.
But there's also a strong probability that you'll start feeling like you've been buying the same gifts over and over again every year, and that perhaps the recipients already have enough alternate-history science fiction or compilations of Edgar Allen Poe's little-known "sad kitten" sketches to last a lifetime. Feh.
I believe that the best gifts are those that are based not on interests, but on personality. Sure, anyone can get a singing robot Elvis head for the Elvis fan in their life, but why not buy them something that's as impish or thoughtful or creative as they are?
My approach is to open my mind and browse through bookstores and novelty gift sites like ThinkGeek and Archie McPhee (everyone I know is peculiar) looking for items that make me say "Oh, _____ would love this." If it happens to coincide with their interests, great. But mostly I'm looking for something that evokes and reflects some facet of who they are, like my dad's puckish sense of humor, or my sister's hipster snarkiness.
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Staff member Thea Arai traveled to the Manzanar National Historic Site located in California to volunteer in the visitor center. Her month long journey in 2014 was chronicled in a personal blog about her experiences there. Thea has a special connection to Manzanar as her father and grandparents, and other members of her family, were interned in the camp, so this journey was very close to her heart. Manzanar is part of the U.S National Park System. It was one of ten camps, in the U.S., where Japanese American citizens and resident Japanese aliens were interned during WWII. In April of this year Thea returns to Manzanar to continue her journey. She has generously allowed us to link to her blogs: Manzanar 2014 and Manzanar 2015. If you would like to know more about Manzanar and the other Internment Camps, check out the following materials available: Farewell to Manzanar: A true story of Japanese American Experience During and After WWII Internment by Jeanne Houston; A Boy No More by Harry Mazer (Young Adult); I Am an American: A True Story of Japanese Internment by Jerry Stanley (Juvenile), Farewell to Manzanar (DVD), and more.
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Lipid peroxidation and aging in invertebrate models
Helen Beneš, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Neurobiology & Developmental Sciences Associate Director, AR BRIN
Research Interests
While insects merit research as agricultural pests and vectors of disease to humans and other animals, investigations using insect models have repeatedly proven particularly valuable in elucidating basic biological processes. For the past 10 years, research in my laboratory has focussed on the molecular and biochemical basis for aspects of insect development, with the perspective of generating novel strategies for insect control. More recently with Dr. Piotr Zimniak (Dept. of Medicine/Gastroenterology, UAMS), my laboratory has undertaken a collaborative research project that utilizes the fruitfly, Drosophila melanogaster, to assess the role of oxidative stress and lipid peroxidation in aging of multicellular organisms. Our collaboration includes participation in a study of transcriptional regulation of the mouse glutathione transferase gene, mGSTA4, which is specialized for the metabolism of lipid peroxidation products. This collaboration has also led to a new area of interest, for which I intend to seek independent funding: the role of lipid hydroperoxides as signaling molecules during development. In sum, three major research projects in my laboratory currently utilize insect models to understand development and aging in multicellular organisms: 1) sex-specific gene activity in larval mosquitoes; 2) the role of glutathione S-transferases (GSTs) in preventing oxidative damage during aging; and 3) the role of lipid peroxidation products as signaling molecules during development.
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Provide the following information for the key personnel and other significant contributors in the order listed on Form Page 2. Follow this format for each person. DO NOT EXCEED FOUR PAGES.
Beneš, Helen
Associate Professor for Research, Dept. of Neurobiology & Developmental Sciences, UAMS
eRA COMMONS USER NAME
EDUCATION/TRAINING (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education, such as nursing, and include postdoctoral training.)
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Harvard University
French Literature Diseases
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Anatomy/Molec. Biology
Institut J. Monod, C.N.R.S., Paris, France
Molec. Biol./Genetics
Molecular Biology
A. Positions and Honors.
Positions and Employment
1971-1972 Research Assistant, Dr. Fotis C. Kafatos, Harvard Biological Laboratories, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
1974-1975 Research Assistant, Dr. Gary L. Huber, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA
1976 Research Assistant, Dr. Fotis C. Kafatos, as above
1976-1977 Research Assistant, Dr. James J. Daly, Dept. of Microbiology, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), Little Rock, AR
1983-1984 Visiting Foreign Research Associate, Dr. J.A. Lepesant, Institut Jacques Monod, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, Paris, France
1984-1986 Postdoctoral Fellow, Dr. Samuel Goldstein, Dept. of Medicine, UAMS, AR
1986-1988 Instructor, Department of Biochemistry, UAMS, Little Rock, AR
1988-1995 Assistant Professor, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, UAMS
1991 Visiting Foreign Research Associate, Institut J. Monod, CNRS, Paris, France
1995-2001 Research Assistant Professor, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology, UAMS
2001-2002 Research Assistant Professor, Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, UAMS
2002-present Research Associate Professor, Department of Neurobiology & Developmental Sciences,
Other Experience and Professional Memberships
1990-present Member, American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
1990-1993 Member, Committee for Equal Opportunities for Women
1990-present Ad hoc reviewer for specialty journals (Insect Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Insect
Molecular Biology, Archives of Insect Biochemistry and Physiology, European
Journal of Biochemistry, Aging Cell)
1992-present Ad hoc reviewer, USDA, Entomology & Nematology Program
1995-present Member, Genetics Society of America
1997-present Member, Entomological Society of America
2004 (Sept.) Scientist Reviewer, Grand Challenges in Global Health, Insect Vectors Peer
Review Panel (GCGH-3)
2005 (July) Member, Vector Biology Study Section, NIH
B. Selected peer-reviewed publications (out of 31 total)
20. Whitworth, A.J., D.A. Theodore, J.C. Greene, H. Beneš, P.D. Wes, and L.J. Pallanck (2005) Increased glutathione S-transferase activity rescues dopaminergic neuron loss in a Drosophila model of Parkinson's disease. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 102(22):8024-8029.
21. Ayyadevara, S., M.R. Engle, S.P. Singh, A. Dandapat, C.F. Lichti, H. Beneš, R.J. Shmookler Reis, E. Liebau and P. Zimniak (2005) Life span and stress resistance of Caenorhabditis elegans are increased by expression of glutathione transferases capable of metabolizing the lipid peroxidation product 4-hydroxynonenal. Aging Cell 4, 257-271.
22. Ayyadevara, S., A. Dandapat, S.P. Singh, H. Beneš, L. Zimniak, R.J. Shmookler Reis and P. Zimniak (2005) Life span extension in hypomorphic daf-2 mutants of C. elegans is partially mediated by glutathione transferase CeGSTP2-2. Under review by Aging Cell, 9/05.
Ongoing Research Support
R01 AI 46738-01 (H. Beneš, P.I.) 2/01/02 - 1/31/07
Sex-specific gene activity in the mosquito larva
Major goals: To elucidate the molecular basis for sex-specific activity of the mosquito AatHex-1.2 gene, we will identify regulatory DNA sequences and transcription factor binding sites using gene transfer in Drosophila and the mosquito. Transcription factors will be characterized using nuclear extracts and cultured cells.
Role: Principal Investigator
R01 AG 18845-01 (P. Zimniak, P.I). 3/1/02 - 2/28/07
Role of lipid peroxidation and 4-hydroxynonenal in aging
Major goals: To create transgenic Drosophila lines with inducible and tissue-specific expression of several mammalian GSTs, some of which have the ability to conjugate 4-hydroxynonenal or to reduce lipid hydroperoxides. The lines will be used to evaluate, under normal and stressed conditions, the effects of 4-hydroxynonenal metabolism on biochemical markers of aging and on life span.
Role: Co-Investigator
R01 ES 07804-06 (P. Zimniak, P.I.) 8/1/96 - 7/31/06
Glutathione transferases and oxidative stress toxicology
Major goals: To characterize the physiological role of 4-hydroxynonenal metabolism catalyzed by mGSTA4-4 in a knockout mouse lacking the enzyme, and in transfected cells. To continue structure-function relationship studies on mGSTA4-4.
2P20 RR16460-04A1 (L.E. Cornett, P.I.) 6/1/05 - 5/31/2010
Partnerships for Biomedical Research in Arkansas
This statewide project proposes to expand biomedical research capability within the state through support of mentored research projects, biotechnology cores, and a developing multi-campus bioinformatics graduate program.
Role: Program Coordinator
Completed Research Support
1-P01 AG 13918-06 (Manolagas, P.I.) 04/01/01 - 03/31/05
Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms of Osteoporosis. Molecular Genetics of Osteopenia in Senescence-Accelerated Mouse Lines (Reis, Project Leader)
Major goals: To construct genetic crosses and to map chromosome regions associated with osteopenic traits. Findings will be used to extend studies to humans.
RR-01-005 (L.E. Cornett, P.I.) 9/30/01 - 6/30/04
Major goals: To create the Arkansas Biomedical Research Infrastructure Network to build biomedical research capacity in Arkansas; increase the number of faculty with extramurally funded research programs, and stimulate undergraduate students to pursue careers in the biomedical sciences.
P20 RR16460 (L.E. Cornett, P.I.) 9/30/02-6/30/04
Partnerships for Biomedical Research in Arkansas—Supplement
The supplement allows expansion of programs to develop biomedical research capacity in Arkansas.
The supplement allows expansion of the bioinformatics core of the Arkansas BRIN


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Front screw on right side of the frame retains the cylinder. Remove that screw and clean cylinder on routine basis. Unless you have a good knowlege of the inner working of the Smiths, I would not recommend further disassembly. Keep the area under the ejector star clean and DRY. Oil in this location will attract fouling and can cause hydraulic misfires.
Is dry firing ok...or should i use dummy rounds?
One of the tricks of the trade is to get a good trigger job done on a Smith revolver, it must be dry fired about 5000 times. That allows the friction points to be revealed so they can be smoothed. it is also like a 1000 mi break in on an engine. It will smooth out considerably just from dry firing that much. I recommend a very specific procedure when doing dry fire (for practice or break in). Put ALL ammo in a different room. Check, double check and triple check to insure the gun is unloaded. When dry firing, still insure you have a safe back stop in case of cranio-flatulence. If the gun leaves your hand, recheck for unloaded status. If you get distracted by a phone call, recheck for unloaded status. When done dry firing (this is the really important part), DO NOT LOAD THE GUN. Put it away and do something else, not gun related. Do the dishes, wash the car, something that will reset the muscle memory so you will not unconciously pull the trigger when you reload.


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The clarification came in the backdrop of the Centre preparing to resort to direct benefits transfer (DBT) of LPG subsidy from September 1.
"There has been no official communication yet to the banks and the government about the scheme being implemented from September 1. We only came to know about it through a press release issued by the Union Ministry of Petroleum. We also came to know that that those who have not linked their Aadhaar with bank accounts will be eligible to get subsidised cylinder till November 1," a senior government official told The Hindu.
A senior representative in the State-Level Bankers' Committee confirmed that they had not received any official communication in this regard.
From the day reports started appearing, people had been thronging gas stations and banks to link their Aadhaar numbers to avail themselves of the cash benefit. There were complaints that LPG dealers had been asking consumers to go in for fresh connections in case of disparity in the name mentioned in the Aadhaar card and the dealers' documents, he said.
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AMSTERDAM Solomon Burke was born to the sound of music in an upstairs room of a Philadelphia church and went on to become one of the greatest soul singers of the 1960s, renowned as among music's premier vocalists.
File - Solomon Burke, the king of rock and soul - a title that Burke has embraced ever since a Baltimore disc jockey is said to have hung it on him in 1964 - poses in his red velvet throne in his Los Angeles home in this April 21, 2005 file photo. Burke has died at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport. Airport police spokesman Robert van Kapel confirmed the death of the singer Sunday Oct. 10, 2010. He was 70. (AP Photo/Ric Francis, File)
Solomon Burke, one of the pioneers of soul music, gestures to the audience after being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in this March 19, 2001 file photo taken in New York. Burke has died at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport. Airport police spokesman Robert van Kapel confirmed the death of the singer Sunday Oct. 10, 2010. He was 70. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
.Yet his popularity never matched that of those he influenced, contemporaries including James Brown and Marvin Gaye, a reality he accepted with grace and some frustration, colleagues said.
Burke, 70, died early Sunday of natural causes at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, his family said in a statement on the singer's website.
"This is a time of great sorrow for our entire family. We truly appreciate all of the support and well wishes from his friends and fans," the statement said.
"Although our hearts and lives will never be the same, his love, life and music will continue to live within us forever," it added. The family did not elaborate on the cause of death.
Schiphol Airport police spokesman Robert van Kapel confirmed that Burke died on a plane at Schiphol. He arrived early Sunday on a flight from Los Angeles and had been scheduled to perform a sellout show on Tuesday in a church converted into a concert hall in Amsterdam with local band De Dijk.
Legendary Atlantic Records producer Jerry Wexler once called Burke, "the best soul singer of all time."
Anti- Records President Andy Kaulkin, whose label produced Burke's comeback record, "Don't Give Up On Me," which won him his first and only Grammy, said, "Popular music today wouldn't be where it is without Solomon Burke."
Kaulkin called Burke a precursor to singers like Isaac Hayes and Barry White.
"I feel like his music is where it all came together, and when we think of '60s soul music it all started with Solomon Burke."
Burke, a giant man with a powerful soulful voice to match, appeared on stage on a throne in later years partly because of his regal persona and partly because of health problems. He joined Atlantic in 1960 and went on to record a string of hits in a decade with the label.
Kaulkin said Burke "gracefully" accepted the fact that his fame was eclipsed by singers he influenced.
"I think there was a little bit of frustration there but I don't think it ruled him at all," Kaulkin said.
Two of Burke's best-known songs reached a wider audience when they were featured in hit movies.
He wrote "Everybody Needs Somebody to Love" in 1964 and it was later featured in the Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi movie "The Blues Brothers." The Rolling Stones and Wilson Pickett also recorded it.
A bare-chested Patrick Swayze danced seductively with Jennifer Grey to Burke's "Cry To Me" in one of the most memorable scenes from the movie "Dirty Dancing."
According to his website, Burke was born March 21, 1940, "to the sounds of horns and bass drums" at the United Praying Band The House of God for All People in West Philly.
"From day one, literally God and gospel were the driving forces behind the man and his music," his website said.
He remained closely linked to the church as a preacher. In 2000, he played for then-Pope John Paul II at the Vatican.
Burke was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2001 and won a Best Contemporary Blues Album Grammy a year later for "Don't Give Up On Me."
Those honors sparked a renewed interest in the singer and he toured extensively around the world in recent years, including touring with The Rolling Stones.
Burke and his band would play without set lists, instead performing whatever the audience wanted to hear.
"It's like turning back the hands of time instantly," he said on his website. "We can be in the middle of singing something from my recent 'Like A Fire' album, and they'll call out 'Stupidity' from 1957 and we're back 50 years!"
Burke combined his singing with the role of preacher and patriarch of a huge family of 21 children, 90 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
"Loving people," he said at a recent performance in London, "is what I do."
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Rawlings MLB Official Game Baseball w/ Display Case
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Carefully crafted with the finest materials and to the exact specifications of Major League Baseball®, the Rawlings® Official Game Ball makes a great gift for any baseball collector. The ROMLB-R Authentic MLB® Baseball features a full-grain leather cover and 108 classic red stitches for outstanding durability and genuine feel. It includes a UV-protected crystal styrene baseball display case to protect autographs and signatures.
- Cover: Full-grain leather for excellent durability
- Core: Cushioned cork for superior performance
- Stitching/Seams: 108 Major League® classic red stitches
- Display Case: UV-protected crystal styrene construction
- Additional: Makes a great collector's item
- League/Certification(s): Official on-field game ball of MLB®
- Balls included per purchase: Individual
- Recommended Age: All ages
- Model : ROMLB-R
- Rawlings
Country of Origin: China
Web ID: 3993996
Customer Reviews:
Rawlings MLB Official Game Baseball w/ Display Case
Official gameball
Sweet game ball. Great for spring training autographs.
February 24, 2015
It's the real thing!
I purchased the Rawlings baseballs especially for Royals players to sign. I will be going to spring training next month and hope to get some signatures of players. I like having the genuine Rawlings baseballs for this.
February 16, 2015
nice product
Nice product however once u open case closing it is a challenge. Especially for my 13 year old.
February 4, 2015
Very nice case and ball!
Easy to open and close but not to easy. Ink looks very nice on this ball.
February 4, 2015
Its round, its got stitches, it costs the same here as it does everywhere else..... its a baseball....
February 4, 2015
$20 for a baseball is crazy
Any collector knows these are the balls to get but prices last year was 15 and this year $20 is just absurd. Wal-Mart still had them for $15
February 3, 2015
Great product to protect my autographed ball!
Nice display piece and Great product to protect that favorite autograph!
November 9, 2014
Great price
Had an Oakland AAA baseball pitcher staying with me during deer season, and needed a ball for him to sign,. Dick's was the only store in town that had them. The player even said they were perfect and thought I had spent a lot more than I did. Thanks Dick's I can always count on you..
October 15, 2014
play like a major leaguer
Like playing catch with the real feel and weight that major leaguers use at the ballparks.
September 23, 2014
Only Baseballs to get Autographs on.
I was in a bind before an in person autograph event, and ROMLB's are not carried in many stores and if they are they are at a premium. Luckily my local Dick's carried them for a decent $20. Came with the display case so for the per ball price you typically spend on a dozen, kind of justifies the individuals. Either way, I am very happy with my purchase and will more than likely buy from here if at all possible, unless other deals arise.
September 23, 2014


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Grateful Dead
St. Paul Civic Center Arena - May 11, 1977
Grab show poster
St. Paul Civic Center Arena
May 11, 1977
St. Paul, MN US
Set List:
Promised LandThey Love Each Other
Big River
Looks Like Rain
Ramble on Rose
Jack Straw
El Paso
Lazy Lightnin'>
Samson and Delilah
Brown Eyed Women
Estimated Prophet
Scarlet Begonias>
Fire on the Mountain>
Good Lovin'>
Uncle John's Band>
Wharf Rat>
Around and Around
Brokedown Palace
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Auditorium Theater - May 12, 1977 » Attendees of this show
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A week or so before this show some Very Bad Things involving the Longarmes happened to me, but as I already had tickets, I was able to make it to the show while out on bond (for the despicable crime of possession of a known assasin of youth). A few days before the show, I had a dream that I was there, and the set list played out! While the show was great (the waking one, that is) the dream show had its benefits, that of not having: 1) a date who wasn't really into the band, or of 2) a traveling companion who insisted on repeatedly asking in his harshest tone possible "so when they gonna start jammin'? I'm no fuckin' deadhead, I'll tell ya that!" The best thing I do remember is Jerry with this nasty-ass grimace on his face on one solo (Scarlet/Fire?) that sent the Kundalini exploding into my skull...... The jail term (couple months) wasn't so bad that fall, I got to read the Dune trilogy and escaped the physical constraints while pondering the piloting of starships through the cosmos, and of Spice, striking blows against the empire, planetary ecology, and so on....
My first Dead concert. I clearly remember Phil's bass pushing me back into my seat. I've never felt bass like that since.
This show forever cemented me as a lover of the greatest band to ever play a concert. The version of Sugaree I can still hear for every waking and also sleeping moment for the rest of my life. I was 21 years old at the time and i will never be the same musically since that show.
This was the last time I saw the Grateful Dead play live. I remember as I surveyed the crowd I felt, at 25, like the old guy. On the floor some guy standing behind my wife reached around and grabbed her boob, creeping her out for the rest of the show. And the bottle rockets and cherry bombs going off didn't seem too cool to me. I remember watching them play the first set thinking these guys are done. They're all turning grey and stuff....and can't they pick up the pace a little? Boy, was I wrong, and listening to the show on GDH a couple decades later confirmed it. Maybe I _was_ the old guy....living in the past. It was a sweet show and one of my favorite tapes now. I only wish the Wharf Rat survived; I remember it as a great rendition and the high point of the night.
Was there but remember it as not the best show.