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As the No. 1 seed and sporting a 12-2 record, Swansboro is the obvious favorite going into the Junior American Legion district baseball tournament.
So does coach Scott Mastranunzio like being the favorite?
"Yeah, I do," Mastranunzio said Wednesday. "I feel good. We have a team that's clicking on every piston and they're playing really good baseball. They're executing everything I've asked them to do."
Because of the threat of rain this weekend, the five-team, single-elimination tournament was moved up a day and a second site was added as well, with games tonight at both Swansboro and
No matter.
Mastranunzio said he told the director of the tournament to tell him when Swansboro was scheduled to play and his team would be there. As the top seed, Swansboro has a first-round bye and will play the winner of the Topsail-Morehead City B game that will be played at Game two will be at
The top two teams advance to the state tournament July 19-22 in Kernersville.
Swansboro, which finished 21-6 last year, hosted the state championships last year, which saw
Swansboro comes into the tournament having lost only to Croatan in its season opener and White Oak, neither of which is in the district tournament. But while Swansboro has been strong, Mastranunzio said it's "been a work in progress."
"Our pitching staff is a little young," Mastranunzio said. "I've got some really good guys, but I've tried to work some of younger guys a lot more this year just so we can continue to build the program."
Right-hander Jake Barton (2-0) will start tonight for Swansboro, which is led by utility infielder and pitcher Dillon Herbert (he'll be at second tonight), shortstop Jordan Behan, center fielder Casey Perry and catcher Andrew Fellows.
"I have a great group of guys, a great group of families," Mastranunzio said. "It's been a joy to watch them develop over the past couple years."
As with any tournament, pitching will be a key, the coach said. But that, he added, is only part what Swansboro must do to earn a trip to the state championships.
"Our philosophy is kind of we pitch to contact," Mastranunzio said. "We play solid defense. We make the other team beat us without making mistakes, and every time they've made mistakes this year we have capitalized on them fully.
"One of the things I love about this team is we've been down a couple games, we've had a couple extra inning games and the boys do not give up at all."
Asked to pick a dark horse in the tournament, Mastranunzio picked
"If it was me, coaching-wise, Jack Brown is always a tough opponent," Mastranunzio said. "We played them last night and I think we only won 4-1. He has a very young group, but they're well-coached."


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Former Leinster and Stade Francais mentor Michael Cheika has replaced Michael Foley as the Waratahs' Super Rugby coach.
Cheika has been handed a three-year contract, and tasked with turning the Sydney franchise around.
He replaces Foley who resigned in July after just one season at the helm. Foley failed to lead the Waratahs to the play-offs, and struggled to implement a playing style that would please the demanding fan base.
'I don't know if I'm an agent but I definitely like the challenge of being able to change something for the better, not just changing things for the sake of it,' Cheika said.
'I don't feel that that's an extra pressure [to improve the playing style] because that's what I want to do. I come from an attacking background, sometimes to my own detriment. I don't think you can win big games without scoring tries.'
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Jetty buffers static content for webapps such as html files, css files, images etc and uses memory mapped files to do this if the NIO connectors are being used. The problem is that on Windows, memory mapping a file causes the file to be locked, so that the file cannot be updated or replaced. This means that effectively you have to stop Jetty in order to update a file.
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A WebAppContext can be forced to always copy a web app directory on deployment to avoid the file locking issue.
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It seems one can also configure the default jetty Servlet directly in the web.xml. For example:
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Fleurier Ebauches SA's new factory comprises 5,100m2 of manufacturing surface where four production stages are integrated: machining, decoration, jewel fitting and assembly. With its manufacturing surface of 5,100m2, the building meets the strictest ecological standards, earning the "Minergie" label.
The Superfast models are the superlative sports watches. Their imposing case gives them a powerful presence on the wrist thanks to a boldly assertive personality. Their contemporary design, their technical characteristics including Chopard movements with engine design and their luxurious finishing place them at the very peak of the Classic Racing collection.
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TORONTO –Carlo Cudicini is unbeaten so far as the LA Galaxy's goalkeeper, but he admits that he wasn't perfect during LA's 2-2 draw with Toronto FC
Cudicini made two saves on the afternoon, but in the 29th minutee, a poor back pass between himself and Leonardo led to Cudicini coming off his line eventually leading to an empty net goal for TFC forward Robert Earnshaw. Following the match, Cudicini accepted that the defense as a whole needed to do much better on Earnshaw's goal.
"I think Leonardo miskicked the ball, he's supposed to pass the ball to me, but he miskicked it. I tried to rush out and try to close the space, but [Earnshaw] was quicker than me and he managed to go around me and shoot," Cudicini told LA Galaxy Insider. "I probably realized that Omar was not far from the ball, but at that moment, I already committed myself to go so I couldn't stop."
After the miscue, the Galaxy would concede a second on a brilliant link up by between Luis Silva and Jonathan Osorio in the 78th minute of play, but after the goal, LA fought back. In stoppage time, Villarreal's scissor-kick goal put LA level and the Galaxy were able to leave Toronto with their five game unbeaten streak in all competitions intact.
And according to Cudicini, the ability to hold onto the draw, should give LA confidence heading into Wednesday's decisive CONCACAF Champions League first leg against Monterrey.
"We are still unbeaten which good, we got a point out of an away game and now we need to concentrate on Wednesday," said Cudicini. "Against Chivas USA, we were up 1-0 and we conceded a late goal, but here it was the opposite, we were down 2-1 late and we scored. We haven't lost a game, which is good and we're looking forward to Wednesday."
TORONTO -- Another game, another strong performance for the LA Galaxy's Homegrown forwards Jack McBean and Jose Villarreal during the LA Galaxy's 2-2 draw with Toronto FC.
For the second week in a row, McBean filled in for absent Galaxy captain Robbie Keane and throughout his 61 minutes of action, showed a willingness to mix it up with Toronto's veteran center backs Darren O'Dea and Danny Califf. The 18-year-old has become renown for his physical play, but against TFC, it was his distribution that made the difference. McBean completed 18 of 22 passes while also making two "key passes" (passes that lead to scoring chances) including a dish to Marcelo Sarvas in the 16th minute that led to Mike Magee's goal.
Meanwhile, Villarreal, who entered in the 70th minute, was productive from the outset, but bailed LA late with his stunning stoppage time scissor kick goal.
Following the match, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena told reporters that he was impressed with both of his Homegrown forwards.
"It was a great goal [by Villarreal] and he's good in the penalty area as demonstrated by his goal. He's a good young player, we need a little more consistency out of him," said Arena. "I thought Jack McBean played very well today. So that's encouraging seeing our young players playing well."
TORONTO -- The LA Galaxy were minutes away from dropping their first defeat of 2013, but a moment of brilliance from 19-year-old Jose Villarreal kept the Galaxy undefeated in six games across all competitions and allowed LA to earn a 2-2 draw against Toronto FC.
Immediately upon entering the match in the 70th minute, Villarreal was a threat going forward with his clever passes and darting runs. The display from the teenager is all the more impressive after he missed several days of training earlier in the week due to an illness, but that did not stop him from scoring a stunning scissor kick finish in stoppage time to save a point for LA.
"It was a cross from Omar [Gonzalez], I don't know if Mike [Magee] or the defender put it back in the box or something like that and it was just a reaction play by me," said Villarreal. "I'm just happy I can help out the team."
But when asked if he has ever scored like that before, Villarreal smiled, showcasing the same youthful exuberance that led to his goal before turning to his locker mate Sean Franklin.
"I had a couple against Sean in practice like that," said the beaming teenager. "But never in a game."
Villarreal's goal is below...
TORONTO –When Landon Donovan made his 2013 debut after missing the start of the regular season, LA Galaxy captain Todd Dunivant ran up to the 31-year-old forward to hand him the captain's armband.
The gesture was a simple one, but Dunivant felt that it was a meaningful one to truly welcome him back into the team that he captained since the 2007-2008 season. Donovan then donned the armband as he went 29 minutes as a late Jose Villarreal goal helped LA earn a point in a 2-2 draw with Toronto FC.
"It was just a symbolic gesture to show that we had fully welcomed him back," Dunivant told LA Galaxy Insider. "He's as much as part of these team as he ever was, so it's as simple as that. He's been our leader and it's more of a symbolic gesture than anything."
As for Donovan, he could help his surprise, but admitted that his goal is a simple one—to contribute for the Galaxy.
"I was surprised. I told him no at first and he insisted so it was a very nice gesture," said Donovan." More than anything, it was nice to be on the field. I really want to contribute and I'm really anxious to contribute and make a difference."
TORONTO - Landon Donovan made his season debut on Saturday, going 29 minutes in the LA Galaxy's 2-2 draw with Toronto FC.
Donovan had one golden opportunity just seconds after coming on, which you can see below. Immediately upon entering, Donovan was given the captain's armband by Todd Dunviant, who started the match as captain
TORONTO -- We're only a few hours until kick off of the LA Galaxy's first MLS regular season road game of the season against Toronto FC.
Below are my links, matchups to watch and predicted lineups...
*LA will be without captain Robbie Keane who is in Southern California continuing treatment.
*By far the biggest story of the week was Landon Donovan's return to the Galaxy. He returned on Tuesday and his teammates have been pleased with him so far. But just when he returns to the field remains a question mark. However, Donovan did discuss on a number of topics from mental health to Robbie Keane taking over the captain's armband.
*Meanwhile, Omar Gonzalez's return from international duty was also important news and he talks about his rise through the U.S. ranks and facing Toronto FC.
*Jack McBean enjoyed a strong game against the Colorado Rapids last week, but could not find the back of the net, this week, he believes that he can find a goal.
*My LAGalaxy.com preview focusing on Todd Dunivant facing off with old Stanford teammate Toronto FC head coach Ryan Nelsen.
*Speaking of Nelsen, Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena offered his own thoughts on the new TFC boss.
*Lastly, my Three Points to the game.
JACK MCBEAN vs. DANNY CALIFF
A battle of youth against experience. McBean created countless chances against Colorado, but he'll face a stronger test -- quite literally -- in the physical Califf. Both quite physical on and off the ball, whoever can keep up the pressure will win the battle in the penalty area.
OMAR GONZALEZ vs. ROBERT EARNSHAW
Earnshaw has scored all three of Toronto FC's goals this season, but even though two have come off penalty kicks, his speed and guile make him a pest for opposing defenses. Gonzalez is likely to be the target on Saturday as the Welsh international looks to force Gonzalez into turnovers on the defensive end.
TODD DUNIVANT vs. JOHN BOSTOCK
Earshaw may have the goals, but Bostock has been one of TFC's true dangermen this year. With considerable pace down the right flank, he has sparked many of Toronto's counterattacking opportunities. Positioning will be key for Dunivant to put the Englishman under wraps.
Cudicini; DeLaGarza, Gonzalez, Leonardo, Dunivant; Franklin, Sarvas, Juninho, Clark; Magee, McBean
TORONTO – Todd Dunivant will take on his old Stanford teammates on Saturday in Toronto FC head coach Ryan Nelsen.
The pair were teammates with the Cardinal before Nelsen opted to pursue his professional career. I spoke to Dunivant about Nelsen in this preview.
As for how he believes Nelsen's TFC side will play, Dunivant said the following:
DUNIVANT: "I don't think they'll sit back especially at home. They're going to try and come out at us and put pressure on us right away."
Meanwhile Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena offered these thoughts on Nelsen.
ARENA: "I think that in time, he's going to be a real good coach if he's not one already. He's a bright guy and very passionate about the game and has all the tools to be a good coach and manager."
TORONTO – The LA Galaxy landed in Toronto on Friday ahead of Saturday's match with Toronto FC, but one player that did not make the trip is captain Robbie Keane.
Keane returned to Southern California earlier this week to continue treatment. Last week, Keane pulled out of Ireland's World Cup qualifying match against Austria with a calf strain.
During the Irishman's international absence, Todd Dunivant took over the captain's armband against the Colorado Rapids last week.
WASHINGTON – Omar Gonzalez is back from a successful stint with the U.S. national team and has declared himself ready to participate in Saturday's match against Toronto FC.
Gonzalez rejoined the Galaxy on Wednesday evening and immediately participated in two training sessions with the club ahead of their journey to Toronto on Friday. Following Thursday's session Gonzalez told reporters that he felt "sharp" after his time with the U.S. squad, which included two 90 minute performances against Costa Rica and Mexico.
The Galaxy center back's rise to U.S. national team regular has been impressive, but Gonzalez asserts that he'll need to continue to perform for LA to keep his ascension going.
"It's great. I've been ready for that level for a while now. It's great to be in the mix and it's great to get that kind of recognition, but that's not what I'm looking for," said Gonzalez. "I'm looking to be on the team and help win games and do whatever I can to be a part of that process and enjoying every single moment, staying humble then coming back to my club, the Galaxy and putting my head down and working hard to continue my success."
But Gonzalez readily admits that the rise has done wonders for his confidence.
"It definitely feels good having that kind of recognition, But I just want to continue that and help the Galaxy win more championships," the defender said.
One thing that Gonzalez admits helped him greatly was his performance his start against Honduras last month that steeled him for Azteca.
"I think Honduras, that atmosphere is as tough as it gets. With the humidity the field, the heat, and the fans, that was a great way to start off my career with the national team," said Gonzalez. "I think I learned a lot in that game. I felt a lot more prepared going into Azteca."
As for TFC, Gonzalez expects that the Galaxy will face a challenge against a re-energized Toronto FC side that he identifies as an organized squad.
"I haven't really kept up with the beginning of the season, but I know that they beat KC and that's a great start for them coming off two not so great years," said Gonzalez. "They're starting off on the right foot this year and it's good to see. I'm looking for a good sharp and intense game."
The LA Galaxy are traveling north of the border on Friday ahead of this weekend's match against Toronto FC.
Check my Three Points to the match below...
Three Points: Galaxy look to break down tough Toronto FC
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Men's Golf Wraps Up T-8th at Rendleman Invitational; Bulmer Leads Falcons with Back-to-Back 74's
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SALISBURY, N.C. - The Pfeiffer University men's golf team finished in a three-way tie for eighth at the 2012 Richard Rendleman Invitational hosted by Catawba College at the Country Club of Salisbury. Troy Bulmer would lead the way for the Falcons concluding T-22nd with back-to-back rounds of 74.
Behind Bulmer, Michael Blair would card an even-par 71 followed by a 78 on Tuesday to finish one shot behind Bulmer wrapping up T-24th. Luiz Jacintho carded a consistent 76/75 finishing inside the top-40 while Tyson Louth went 75/77. Chadd Marburger rounded out team scoring for the Falcons shooting a first round 79 with a final round 80.
UNC Pembroke won the team event firing a two-day total of 571 to top Lincoln Memorial by 10. Adam Hedges of Belmont Abbey won individual medalist honors with a 71 and 68.
Pfeiffer gets back to action March 19-20th heading to the Pinehurst Challenge hosted by Wingate University.


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Creating security checks in your application code is labor-intensive and a dangerous practice as you can very easily miss a check and leave a big security hole open. Standard container-managed authentication and authorization was create to address this issue, but as a role and URL-based security, it's typically too constricting for modern web applications. With Tapestry, it's relatively easy to get started with more generic security checks by creating custom filters and dispatchers, but really, every user of Tapestry shouldn't need to create their own security framework. Developing comprehensive, proven bullet-proof security framework is difficult and therefore, Tynamo's tapestry-security module provides tight integration with Apache Shiro, an established, high-performing and easy-to-use security framework, for Tapestry applications.
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There are several aspects to providing security. Technically you can either hide functionality from user's view if he doesn't have permissions to it, visibly disable or lock certain functionality or display errors if user is trying to do something illegal. There are several possible integration points for making security checks: for example, you may restrict users' access to certain URLs, secure access to the data itself or make specific checks before executing certain functionality. Tapestry-security module supports all of the above types of authorization.
Shiro is modular and extensible, but to get started, you need to know three key Shiro concepts: realms, filters and security configuration. A realm is responsible for authenticating and authorizing users, so you at least need to configure a ready-made realm, or, if you are authenticating users against your own custom database, likely need to implement your own custom realm. Typically, in your AppModule you provide a realm configuration such as:
Obviously, if your Realm needs to use other Tapestry services, your Realm implementation could also be a Tapestry service, in which case you'd just inject it in and contribute it to the WebSecurityManager.
Shiro is based on multiple filter chains which is a natural fit with tapestry's (filter) pipeline. In the typical case, you don't have to implement new filters but merely configure them to process desired urls of your application. Refer to the Shiro configuration for more information, but tapestry-security makes the default Shiro filters available so you can refer to them by name.
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You can do the same in code, for example:
anon and authc above refer to the Shiro filter names.
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Permissions are another interesting aspect of Shiro. The syntax is purposefully left open so they could be flexibly used for implementing different dynamic permission models. Currently, tapestry-security does a string match to validate the current user has been granted the permission specified with @RequiresPermissions. For example:
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The SA Sevens team failed in their quest to win a gold medal at the World Games in Taiwan.
South Africa beat Argentina 17-0 in the third-fourth place play-off in front of a sizeable crowd with bagpipes and vuvazelas playing in the background, writes Mark Etheridge on the Sascoc website.
Tries by Paul Delport, Marius Schoeman and Mpho Mbiyoza and a conversion by captain Mzwandile Stick sealed matters. This after South Africa had lost 21-7 to Fiji in the semi-final. Fiji went on to beat surprise packages Portugal 43-10 in a one-sided final.
At the close of the rugby a streaker entertained the crowd, sprinting across the main field while talking on a cellphone but the only streak that was really impressive was Fiji having now won the Sevens title at the last three World Games.
The heavens opened in spectacular fashion just before the medal ceremony, reflecting the outpouring of relief that Team SA were at least on the medals table.
In their quarter-final match, SA had strolled past Hong Kong 39-0.
This is South Africa's worst showing by the sevens side at three World Games, previously they had picked up silver in losing to Fiji in the final in 2001 and 2005.
But as the final try scorer Mbiyoza said: 'We didn't play well against Fiji in that semi-finals. We could have played much better.'
Captain Stick agreed. 'It just wasn't good enough. Too many missed tackles and dropped passes. It boiled down to us not being good enough in the one-on-one situation today.'


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The Globe in better days..... picture donated by Gerald England of Hyde Daily Photo
Saturday, 24 July 2010
The Globe Inn, Lumn Road
6 comments:
- Petrus said...
Yes a sad sight but very common.
People are now sitting at home and not going to the pubs. I wonder why ?
It's not just cheap alcohol. I think a lot of the "older" generation feel intimidated by the rough atmosphere that can be encountered in city and town centres especially at night.
They prefer to keep safe at home.
- Saturday, 24 July, 2010
- Tom said...
Hi Petrus..
Right across from this pub is another thats got the shutters up... Both pubs used to do so well... both could pull in good crowds, and both pubs had their share of good friendly hosts. The smoking ban was for some the final straw... I was going to say 'nail in the coffin'... but it went a bit to well with the smokung ban... ;o)
Cheap beer is another reason, you are right... and I can see where you are coming from with wanting to feel safe. These two pubs were just that kind of pub... two far for the town centre pub crawling noisey... Anyhow whatever the reason once these are bought up for development they are gone for good and will be but a memory to some and a name mentioned in the future that throws up the question of ' Where was that one then?'
- Saturday, 24 July, 2010
- Gerald (Hyde DP) said...
There is a 2006 pic here - feel free to add.
- Sunday, 25 July, 2010
- Ex Hydeonian said...
The pic of a deserted Globe makes me feel a pang of sadness! It was that very pub where I took my first sip of the amber fluid which has had such an impact on my life! Actually, around 1975 or so, this pub used to look like a lads club rather than a pub. Several of my Greeny contemparies used to congregate there to play pool and meet up somewhere warm. I can still picture the landlady but alas, her name escapes me. Also in that locality, opposite in fact, used to be Harolds corner shop in Ridling Lane / Lumn Road. Harold used to have about seven cans of home brand peas on a shelf, mouldy bread and not much else! He used to split a pack of Embassy No 6 - we would buy two or three and he would throw in matches and put them in a paper bag for us. How times change!
- Wednesday, 28 July, 2010
- westarsteve said...
the shop keeper was harold taylor it was run down and never had anything you wanted but it was one of the old time shops that have sadly gone now
- Saturday, 13 August, 2011
i was landlady of the globe for a short time my name is sonia and my partner at the time was andy we had our engament newyears eve at the pub roundabout 1998 i had a great time running pub but was let down by circumstances
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I started watching Forks over Knives yesterday, it is so helpful and interesting.
The doctors mentioned how the SAD and meat contribute to so many heart problems, fatty tissue / liver that pose serious threats over time.
I'm fairly active, as a graduate student, 29 years, and not significant overweight...still, I should watch my cholesterol and fat intake?
Does cholesterol form because of trans-fat? even if it IS vegan, like many snacks foods. Can people who are even thin / normal weight still develop heart risks? Is it false to believe only obese people should watch their fat and cholesterol intake?
Yep! Even thin, healthy-looking people on the outside can be very sick on the inside. Keeping cells and arteries clean by not consuming a lot of fat (total, saturated, and trans) is a great start!
Plant-sources of fat can be troublesome, and yes, vegan trans fats and other forms of saturated fats can be devastating to anyone's health. And while it is possible for some extremely dedicated people to burn off unhealthful and excessive calorie intakes to achieve a healthy weight, it's not a plan that contributes to holistic or sustainable health.
Whenever I read a tragic headline about an avid exerciser having a heart attack, I immediately wonder what kind of awful things that person might have been eating. Everyone thinks fitness buffs are the picture of health, but you never know someone until you know what they are eating.
Susan Levin, MS, RDPCRM Director of Nutrition Education
One of the healthiest appearing people I knew - vegan, exercised, seemed a perfect specimen of healthy living - almost died of a heart attack several years ago. There are so many factors besides food involved - environment, genetics, personal history (eating, drinking, smoking, weight gain/loss yo-yoing, etc.) that any one thing may be outweighed by other things. You can eat a healthy vegan diet and drink yourself to death.
So if I eat lots of nuts and seeds to get protein because I can't eat legume, I may be causing harm to myself?
It depends on how you define "a lot." There are some benefits to about one ounce of nuts and seeds added to your daily diet, but more than that can be problematic for the long term.
So you don't like beans? Of any kind? Even hummus?
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I know this is off topic but have we gone back in time or something ? On this thread here http://pcrm.org/kickstartHome/forum/messages.cfm?messageid=8D3CB7CE-F4B4-548D-3FD124E941575F74#8D3CB7CE-F4B4-548D-3FD124E941575F74 you said you were in your mid 30's.
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Hi Susan, I actually love beans, but I developed a sensitivity to them. I developed Leaky Gut and developed sensitivities to many foods. I am hoping to be able to eat them again. I have heard theories of going down to a very small amount, even 1T and eat it every day so that you body adjusts to them. Have you ever heard of doing that? Perhaps by doing that I can start to repopulate my intestines with bacteria that will digest them.
lol! oh dear, how embarassing, everyone will think i am lying about my age!! no, I am indeed 29 but, will turn the big 30 this year. August, to be exact!! I did not mean to say mid 20's, i am not sure what age should be a concern for menopause because it seems that, it can affect everyone so differently. but you are lucky of course, don't need to worky!
You can say what you like, Kittens, but for me this is just solid proof that even after only a few weeks, this diet can add 6 or 7 years to a person's life.
It makes me that much more confident in saying you have nothing to worry about in terms of heart disease. Adopting a wholefood plant-based diet at such a young age will surely put you in the lowest possible risk category.
Keep up the good work, Kittens.
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The next morning. A woman walks out of the room carrying her stilettos. Stu comes to on the floor with blood on his shirt. Phil is sleeping on the floor and Alan wakes up on the couch. The room is a complete mess. A chair is horribly burned, stolen statues litter the room, and there are a bunch of champagne bottles aligned as bowling pins. Alan goes to the bathroom and sees a tiger. Phil wakes up when Alan steps on him and thinks that Alan is imagining things. He laughs at the fact that there is a tiger in the bathroom and tells Stu that his head hurts. Stu realizes that he's missing a tooth and Phil can't help but laugh. He stops once they realize Doug is nowhere to be found. They also note that Doug's mattress is missing. During their search, they hear a baby crying in the closet. They don't know whose baby it is but decide to take it with them to breakfast.
At breakfast, Alan makes the baby pretend-masturbate for the guys and lovingly dubs him Carlos. Phil, Stu and Alan realize that they can't remember anything from the night before. They check their pockets for clues to what happened last night. Alan has Stu's tooth, Stu has a receipt for an 0 withdrawal at the Bellagio, and Phil has a hospital bracelet on his wrist. They decide to go to the hospital.
Outside the hotel, the trio waits for the valet to bring around their car. They notice a cleaning crew removing a bed impaled on Caesar's statue. Phil notes that they did a lot of messed up stuff that night apparently. Then the valet drives up, not in the Mercedes, but in a police car and gives Phil the keys. They drive off and head to the hospital to get a lead on where Doug is.
The clinic doctor tells them that Phil was admitted with a mild concussion and that Doug was with them when they visited. Phil bribes him for more information and the doctor tells him that they had just come from a wedding at a chapel a few blocks away. The doctor also tells Phil that he had high traces of "ruphylin" (referring to the date-rape drug known as roofies) in his system. Phil freaks at the possibility of having been raped, but the doctor tells him he wasn't. The trio decides to head there.
When they arrive at the chapel, they are greeted like family by the proprietor, Eddy. They can't remember why, but soon found out that Stu married a woman named Jade (Heather Graham) the night before and that everyone was present for the wedding. Stu freaks out a little, Phil looks into an annulment and Eddy gives them Jades address.
The trio head to the car and as they pull out, they are confronted by a pair of Asian gangsters demanding that the trio return someone they kidnapped. The gangsters pull out guns and threaten the trio before accidentally shooting Eddy in the shoulder. Phil drives the car out of the lot. They get to Jade's and find her on the phone freaking out because she couldn't find her baby, who turns out to be named Tyler. She sees Stu and is happy to see him but he freaks when he finds out that 1) she's a stripper who works as a hooker and 2) he gave her his grandmother's Holocaust ring. The group is interrupted by the arrival of two police officers who arrest the trio for stealing their car.
At the police station, Phil decides to call Tracy and tells her that they are enjoying Vegas so much they are staying an extra day. He doesn't tell her that they lost Doug and is forced to hang up when they are taken to the interrogation room. The two officers are angry that the trio stole their car and want to hold them over to be arraigned the following Monday. Phil explains the situation and then attempts to blackmail them into a deal, which backfires. The officers agree to let the guys off the hook but the guys are tricked into being test subjects for a group of kids, demonstrating the effects of a Taser.
After the demonstration, the trio head over to recover the Mercedes that the police impounded. Stu is surprised that the car is in pristine condition and they then drive back toward the hotel to see if Doug went back. On the way they hear a knocking in the trunk and think that Doug is in the trunk of the car. They open it only to have a flamboyant and naked Asian man named Leslie Chow (Ken Jeong) jump out with a crowbar and attack them. After he runs off to the distance, Alan admits that he spiked their Jägermeister with the roofies, thinking they were Ecstasy pills. Stu flips out, but Phil plays it cool and the trio returns to the hotel.
They are about to enter the hotel room when they remember the tiger. They cautiously open the door to find Mike Tyson and his bodyguard in the room. Tyson is singing "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins, getting the guys to join in before knocking Alan out cold. It turns out the tiger belonged to Tyson and the reason they were able to find the hotel room was because they found Doug's jacket and room key in the tiger cage. The trio are terrified because Tyson implies that the tiger may have eaten Doug. Tyson gives them an hour to bring the tiger back to his house. Alan puts five roofies into some raw meat in order to knock out the tiger, and two hours later they cart the tiger into the Mercedes.
While driving to Tyson's mansion, the tiger wakes up and scratches Phil's neck. The trio gets out of the car and pushes it the last mile of the way while the tiger chews the interior of the car. Upon arriving at the mansion, Tyson shows them a security tape of them stealing the tiger. Doug was with them and they put it into a police car but not before Phil screamed, "Look, I'm raping Tyson's tiger" and pantomiming having sex with the animal. Tyson asks where they got the cop car, and gives them props when they tell him they stole it. With no further leads, the group heads back to the hotel.
On the way to the hotel, Chow and his men crash their car into the Mercedes and force it into a pole. They tell Phil that he kidnapped Chow calling him "my lucky charm" and that he wanted to take Chow home with them. The gangsters also noticed that Alan took Chow's purse (which resembles Alan's satchel) with him and that the satchel Chow carried had ,000 worth of Bellagio chips. Phil says they'll return the money, and Chow gives them until sunrise to get it to them and shows them that he has Doug in his trunk with a hood over his face.
The gang returns to the hotel and can't find the satchel. They call Jade and let Alan try counting cards in order to win back the ,000. Alan is a success and they make over ,000. Just as the security men are about to move in on them for card counting, Jade fakes an accident and Alan and Phil get away. The group drives to the meeting point to make the exchange. They give Chow ,000 in cash and Chow gives them Doug. Unfortunately, it's the wrong Doug. The Doug that Chow's gangster kidnapped (Mike Epps), who is African American, turns out to be the man who sold Alan the bad Ecstasy. Phil gets mad and tells Chow to give them back their money and to take "Black Doug" with him. Chow refuses and drives away.
Phil decides that it is time to end the charade and tell Tracy what happened. We hear the opening play in the background as Black Doug, Stu and Alan discuss the reasoning behind the name roofies. Stu then realizes that they put Doug on the roof of Caesars Palace as a joke but forgot him and locked him up there. The mattress on the statue of Caesar was Doug trying to signal for help. Stu immediately tackles Phil and takes the phone away from him. He tells Tracy that Phil is drunk and that they are heading back now with Doug.
The trio race to the hotel and find Doug sunburned and huddling for shade on the roof. Doug attacks Phil when Phil tells him that he is going to miss his own wedding. The group checks out and races to the now ruined Mercedes. Stu and Jade have a heart to heart and Jade tells him she knows the marriage was a mistake and gives him back his ring. Stu asks her if she wants to go on a date next weekend and she agrees. She also tells him that the reason Stu is missing a tooth is because Alan told him that he wasn't a good enough dentist if he couldn't remove his own tooth. Stu laughs at this and the group departs. Doug pulls out the missing satchel with Chow's ,000 worth of casino chips. It had been left with him on the roof.
Phil speeds down the highway on the way to the wedding. A tuxedo shop van drives up and tosses them four tuxedos that they ordered via phone. The group arrive at the wedding a few minutes late. Tracy walks down the aisle with Sid and asks Doug what happened. He explains what happened and tells her it will never happen again as long as they are married. Tracy forgives him and the two get married.
Phil is happy to see his wife and son at the reception and spends the evening happy to be home. Alan and Stu are drinking at the bar when Melissa shows up. Melissa is mad that Stu didn't call at all and ignored her calls. She flips when she sees he's missing a tooth. Stu finally can't take it anymore and flips out on her. She asks him when their relationship stopped working and Stu loudly announces that it was over when she had sex with the sailor on the cruise. Phil smiles proudly while Doug and Tracy look on in shock. Alan corrects him by saying it was a bartender, and Stu laughs. He tells Alan that they should go dance, which they do. Afterwards, Alan hits on Melissa and gets shot down.
The guys are all gathered on the patio when Alan walks up with a camera he found in the backseat of the car; it contains photos of their adventures and mishaps in Las Vegas. They decide to look at the photos once and then delete the evidence.
During the credits, the pictures are shown.
* A bunch of photos with Phil, Doug, Alan and Stu hanging out with strippers
* Stu and Jade hooking up at the strip club.
* Chow, Alan and Phil gambling
* Phil and Doug doing cocaine with Carrot Top
* Doug posing in front of Tyson's mansion with a shotgun
* Tyson asleep next to a blonde
* Alan asleep next to Tyson and a blonde
* Alan firing a shotgun at the statue at Caesars Palace
* Doug asleep on the roof
* Alan pretending to rape Doug
* Alan getting a blow job from a hotel maid
* Stu and Jade's wedding
* Stu ripping his tooth out of his mouth with pliers and the aftermath
* The guys together before the night began.
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|All Children's SAFE KIDS Coalition Celebrates 20 Years of Success
Kate Carr, President and CEO of Safe Kids Worldwide, underscored the special anniversary of the alliance between All Children's and her organization by traveling from the national office in Washington, D.C. to tour the hospital and serve as keynote speaker at the gathering in the ECC Building.
Prior to making her presentation, Carr talked about her first in-person look at All Children's Hospital Hopkins Medicine - and a shared commitment to child safety.
"One of the most important things I'm doing in my job is getting around to visit our coalitions all around the country, and our member countries around the world," she said. "So today has been great. No. 1, you're in a beautiful city and the hospital facility is outstanding. Wonderful people. First-rate care for kids. If I lived here, I would hope I wouldn't have to bring my kids here for a serious issue, but I'd sure beat a path here really quickly if I needed you."
Carr began her morning making a presentation to a small group of doctors and discussed multiple areas for further collaboration. "We can build upon what we've already accomplished that can keep kids even safer," she said.
She spent an hour with Dr. Anthony Napolitano, All Children's Chair of Pediatric Medicine, talking about "additional things we can do on some issues he feels very passionate about. And he gave me some great ideas. We're on the same mission but we have different strengths. And together we can learn from one another and together we can do so much more."
All Children's President and Vice Dean Dr. Jonathan Ellen welcomed Carr and the conference room filled with Safe Kids groups from all over the greater Tampa Bay area. "Many of you know that Johns Hopkins and All Children's have come together and I think that really bolsters our commitment to children and our commitment to community at All Children's," he said. "And I'm really proud of that fact. I think we will continue as a team to make great strides in protecting children from unintentional injuries."
Carr noted in her address that Safe Kids initiatives have decreased deaths from preventable injuries by 55 percent over the 25 years the organization has been in existence. She then stressed the importance of continuing the momentum "to change the future for our children, not only in the St. Petersburg-Tampa area, or in Florida, but across all of the United States and across all over the world."
She guides a global network of organizations dedicated to providing parents and caregivers with practical and proven resources to protect kids from unintentional injuries - the No. 1 cause of death of children in the United States.
Among the pressing initiatives, Carr emphasized, are helping Florida pass a mandatory booster-seat law for children until they reach a height of 4-feet-9 and weigh between 80 and 100 pounds. "I'm here to say, we will help you," she told the crowd. "Whatever it takes we will help you get that law changed. There are only two states now that haven't passed a booster-seat law: Florida and South Dakota. I want every child until they are 4-feet, 9-inches tall to be able to ride safely in the car."
Carr also spoke of the tragic side of the Safe Kids mission, giving a heart-wrenching example of a little girl who was accidentally left by her father, whose normal driving routine had changed that day, in the back seat of the car and died of heat stroke. Her point: how easily a devastating unintentional injury can occur - even to the most responsible and caring of parents. "And to think that 15 families this year have already gone through that is heartbreaking to me," she said. "So we're calling on everyone to act."
In fact, A.C.T. is a Safe Kids initiative with an acronym that stands for 1) avoiding heat stroke, 2) creating reminders by putting something in the back seat where the child is and 3) taking action. "If you see a child alone in a car and no adult nearby, ready to open the door, dial 911," she said. "I know many of you would respond to that call. And I have heard time and time again that you would rather have a false alarm than a fatality. So let's work really hard to get that message out there."
In closing, Carr honored All Children's as a "Safe Kids champion for child safety" to mark 20 years of child-injury prevention. In addition, Cindy Rose, Vice president of Marketing and Community Relations, and Director of Marketing Mary Mahoney presented a handful of other awards to those who went above and beyond on the safety front:
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What Is Anthrax?
Skin infection causing:
- Skin ulcers
- Fever
- Fatigue
Gastrointestinal infection causing:
- Fever
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Sore throat
- Abdominal pain and swelling
- Swollen lymph glands
Inhaled infection—this is the most serious form and can cause:
- Sore throat
- Fever
- Muscle aches
- Breathing problems
- Shock
- Brain inflammation
What Is the Anthrax Vaccine?
Who Should Get Vaccinated and When?
- Are lab workers who may come into contact with the bacteria that causes anthrax
- Certain people who handle animals and animal products
- Certain people in the military who risk exposure to anthrax as a biological warfare weapon
What Are the Risks Associated With the Anthrax Vaccine?
- Common, mild side effects include a reaction at the injection site—Soreness, redness, itching, a lump, or a bruise
- Headaches
- Fatigue
- Rare, but serious risks include a serious allergic reaction—This condition is usually associated with anaphylaxis , which is an extreme allergic response.
- Other serious adverse events may also occur.
Who Should Not Get Vaccinated?
- Anyone who has had an allergic reaction to a previous dose of anthrax vaccine or any vaccine component
- People with Guillain-Barré syndrome
- Those who are very sick
What Other Ways Can Anthrax Be Prevented Besides Vaccination?
- Take precautions when dealing with animals or animal products that could possibly be contaminated the bacteria that causes anthrax.
- Begin a course of antibiotic treatment if you have been exposed to anthrax.
What Happens in the Event of an Outbreak?
Vaccine and Immunizations Centers for Disease Control and Prevention http://www.cdc.gov
World Health Organization http://www.who.int
Anthrax. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/nczved/divisions/dfbmd/diseases/anthrax/. Updated July 17, 2009. Accessed August 29, 2013.
Anthrax. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated January 15, 2013. Accessed August 29, 2013.
Anthrax. Food and Drug Administration website. Available at: http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/EmergencyPreparedness/BioterrorismandDrugPreparedness/ucm063485.htm. Updated March 18, 2011. Accessed August 29, 2013.
Anthrax vaccine. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/vis/vis-statements/anthrax.pdf. Updated March 10, 2010. Accessed August 29, 2013.
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CHARLESTON - In the wake of a federal investigation that has rocked Mingo County's political core, news has been released that the WV Office of Disciplinary Counsel is now investigating three additional attorneys, two of whom served as assistant prosecutors for the county.
According to information confirmed by Rachel Fletcher Cipoletti, Chief Counsel for the Office of Disciplinary Counsel, there is an investigation currently taking place that involves Matthew Chandler, Ron Rumora and Wesley White.
Chandler resigned from his part-time position with the prosecutors office prior to an emergency meeting held by the County Commission to name a temporary prosecutor to replace C. Michael Sparks, who resigned in lieu of reaching a plea agreement with the federal government. White also serves as a part-time prosecutor, primarily handling magistrate court cases. Rumora is a private attorney who operates an office in Williamson with his spouse, who is also a lawyer. Rumora previously served as the Prosecuting Attorney. The Disciplinary Counsel refused further comment on the details of the investigation.
Chandler resigned on Thursday, shortly before Teresa Maynard was appointed to serve as prosecuting attorney for a temporary term of 30 days by the county commission. Chandler and Commissioner Greg "Hootie" Smith work together at Smith's private law firm, and the commissioner stated that fact played a big part in Chandler submitting his resignation.
"The reason Matt Chandler resigned as a part-time assistant prosecutor before the emergency meeting on Thursday was because he is an associate attorney in my private law practice. Since we are down to two commissioners, my vote was necessary to name a new prosecutor and both Matt and I decided it was best that he resign because we did not want there to be any appearance of impropriety," stated Smith.
Smith remarked that he consulted with the Ethic Commission about the situation and felt that it would be a conflict for him to vote for a prosecutor who would them be Chandler's employer. Smith's vote was mandatory, since David Baisden had formally resigned from office after entering a guilty plea to extortion charges. A two-person quorum is needed for commission meetings. The commissioner would not comment as to whether references to Chandler in a federal indictment or the ongoing investigation by the Office of Disciplinary Counsel had played a role in Chandler's decision to resign but did say that he and his associate have both fully cooperated with federal investigators. Chandler declined comment at this time.
Although they are not specifically mentioned by name, Rumora and Chandler are referenced in two separate federal indictments against former Circuit Judge Michael Thornsbury, who has entered a guilty plea to conspiracy to deprive a defendant of his rights.
Chandler was the attorney the indictment in the case of Robert Woodruff speaks of offering the defendant a plea agreement (confirmed by Sparks) that would have carried a 6 month jail sentence. Woodruff was the husband of Thornsbury's secretary with whom he allegedly had an affair and had became obsessed with. Thornsbury concocted a scheme and enlisted the help of others to have Woodruff committed to jail for a crime he did not commit to open the door for his relationship with the wife to progress. The former judge and his partners in crime attempted to frame the defendant on three separate occasions for alleged possession of drugs, grand larceny and assault. The charges against Woodruff were eventually dismissed.
Rumora was the attorney that defendant George White hired after he fired Attorney Charles "Butch" West at the request of his brother and former Commissioner Baisden. White had arrested and indicted on drug related charges. White had gave statements to the FBI that he had sold prescription pills to the late Eugene Crum, while he was still serving as a magistrate, prior to running for the office of Sheriff. White was allegedly told that if he fired West and hired an attorney that was a political ally of the judge, he would receive a lighter prison sentence. The changing of attorney's was a plot to prevent White from having further correspondence with federal investigators.
No definite reference to the details of the investigation of Wesley White have thus far been released. White, the nephew of House of Delegate Majority Leader Harry Keith White, serves as prosecutor in Mingo County Magistrate Court but still assists with Circuit Court cases as well.
With the resignation of Chandler, Prosecutor Maynard finds herself understaffed. She readily admitted that the office is a little behind but stated the the remaining assistant prosecutors have agreed to pick up the slack and lend a hand to get the caseload caught back up. Maynard and assistant prosecutors Justin Marcum and Glen Rutledge are not under investigation by the Office of Disciplinary Counsel.


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Last week, U.S. Catholics got a reminder that although 48 percent of their church's 1.2 billion members live in the
Some 425 million other Catholics live in Central America, the Caribbean or
One of them, Jorge Bergoglio, is relocating to the
His elevation to the papacy matters for reasons that reach far beyond his vast and philosophically cleaved flock of traditionalists and modernists. In this nation and many others, Catholics and their institutions are the largest private providers of education, health care and charitable services. And whether the rest of us agree or disagree with its positions, the
In this new pope, U.S. Catholics have a leader who defies easy categories: He has lived simply in a
Yet as one of the world's 19,000 Jesuits — "God's Marines," with reputations for intellectual rigor and comfort with competing ideologies — he survived the Society of Jesus' lengthy education and formation protocols. He has forcefully opposed abortion, euthanasia, same-sex marriage and adoptions by gays, but also taught deep respect for gays and lesbians as children of God. He publicly embraced ministry to HIV patients, traveling to a hospice in 2001 to symbolically wash and kiss the feet of 12 AIDS patients.
His dedication to social justice may explain his selection of a papal name. Francis of Assisi, who died in 1226, is among Catholicism's most revered saints. The son of a rich Italian merchant, St. Francis was inspired by a passage from the New Testament's Gospel of Matthew, in which Jesus urges his followers to take no money, walking sticks or even shoes as they go forth to speak of God's kingdom. Francis led a life of poverty; he and his community of fellow "lesser brothers" lived in a former lepers' house near
To the extent that Pope Francis focuses his church on root teachings about poverty and justice, he may leave some U.S. Catholics wondering what happened to their issues — the role of women in Catholicism, a push for (or against) liberalized doctrines, damaging effects from sexual abuse scandals, bureaucratic reform from the Vatican on down. His history suggests that, like Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI before him, he'll want a church true to its beliefs, not one that tailors principles to please those who disagree.
But who can predict that which the new pope himself may not yet know? All of us will watch together as yesterday's Father Jorge steers tomorrow's global church.