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To start with, we have a wooden texture layer below the text Layer. Both have Layer style effects applied to them.
the Text layer into 5 layers. The idea is to break the text into words
and place each one in a different layer. Include all layers in a Group.
Using layer masks, hide the text into words.
Open the animation window. We'll use the frames feature in this animation. If you can't find animation, go to Window > Animation.
see there is already a frame in the animation window. Now create a new
frame in the animation window. This will duplicate existing frame.
Make sure that new created frame is selected. Now move all the text layers individually to the left with the Move Tool outside of the canvas. The text is hidden now.
Then drag frame 2 over frame 1. This will swap the frames position. Now change both frame's delay to 0.1 sec. Hold Shift, and group select both frames, then click over .01 sec and choose 0.1 seconds in the sub-menu.
Now select both frames and click the frames button and click Tween.
Enter 15 frames and click ok.
Now we have an intro of our animation. Select the Loop Once. Click the Play button in the Frames area. The text bounces back, at first scrambled, then all the text is shown at the end of the animation.
Now change the delay of last frame to 1 sec.
Now add a new frame (18) and with that frame selected select the group that contains the whole text, and change opacity to 0. The text is hidden in this frame.
Now select last two frames (17 and 18), go to Tween and add 4 frames between them. Change the new frames delay to 0.1 sec. We now have a phase out animation effect.
Create Frame 23. Now add a new group (Group 2) for the new text that you want on the next part of the animation. I'm using 4 text layers. Turn off Group 1 when doing the text in Group 2, because they will overlap.
On frame (23) add a 1 second delay, then select the first text layer in Group 2, then change the Opacity to 0. Create a duplicate frame (24) and change the Opacity to 100. Then Shift select both frames (23, 24), and Tween 4 frames in between. Now we have 28 frames and a phase in effect. Group select frames 24 to 28 and change the delay to0.1.
We use the same Phase in - Phase Out animation for all the remaining text layers, like the Photoshop text layer below:
Test the animation. Change loop to Forever. Make any changes like a 1 second delay at the end of each phase-in / phase-out.
To export the animation, go to File > Save for web & devices. Save as a GIF Optimized. And set looping to forever, so the animation always restarts.
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The Bruins announced on Wednesday that forward Gregory Campbell will spend Thanksgiving personally delivering $2000 worth of pies to homeless shelters across Boston. Campbell will purchase 400 pies from Mike's Pastry in the North End and hit up the shelters from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Campbell, who prides himself on being an honest player on the ice, will stop at the New England Center for Homeless Veterans, the St. Francis House, and the Pine Street Inn. He'll also donate pies to the Boston Rescue Mission, Haley House, Boston Family Shelter, Home for Little Wonderers, Boston Ronald McDonald House, Temporary Home for Women and Children, Yawkey Family Inn, Rosie's Place and Bridge Over Troubled Waters.
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Lochte of US sets 1st world record since suit ban
"Anytime you break a world record, you got to be excited," the Floridian said. "I trained hard and it paid off."
In the 100 free, Brent Hayden of Canada took silver in 47.95 and William Meynard of France grabbed the bronze in 48.00. Cielo, the Brazilian who was cleared of doping last week by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, finished fourth.
Competing in his first world meet, the 20-year-old Magnussen created a buzz with his sizzling opening split of 47.49 against Phelps in the 4x100 relay on the meet's opening night Sunday, setting up Australia for gold.
"It means the world and I know it means a lot to Australian swimming as well," Magnussen said. "First person to win that event at a world championships from Australia, which is a pretty big deal. I think it puts men's sprinting in Australia back in the spotlight."
The women's 200 fly was won by Jiao Liuyang of China in 2:05.55, with Ellen Gandy of Britain second and Liu Zige of China, the defending champion and world record holder, third. Jiao took silver behind Liu at the Beijing Olympics.
In a non-Olympic event, Anastasia Zueva of Russia won the women's 50 backstroke in 27.79, with Aya Terakawa of Japan second and 16-year-old Missy Franklin of the United States third.
Franklin then swam a strong leadoff leg when the Americans claimed gold in the 4x200 relay, clocking 7:46.14. Australia claimed silver and defending champion China settled for bronze.
Britain's Francesca Halsall led the women's 100 free semifinals in 53.48. Less than an hour after his record swim, Lochte was back in the water for the 200 back semifinals, which he led in 1:55.65 - far off Aaron Peirsol's world record of 1:51.92.
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|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
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|Diagonally cut carrot slices
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|Diagonally cut celery slices
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|Chopped onion
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1. Season the meat with salt and pepper and shape into one-inch balls. In a skillet heat the oil, add the meat balls, a few at a time, and brown on all sides. Remove from the pan. Add the onion and garlic and cook until tender but not browned.
2. Cut the watercress stems into one-eighth-inch lengths and add. Coarsely chop the watercress leaves and reserve.
3. Add the celery, carrots, bean sprouts and bouillon to the skillet, cover and cook until the vegetables are tender, about ten minutes.
4. Blend together the ginger, cornstarch, soy sauce and water. Stir into the vegetable mixture and cook until thickened. Add the meat balls and cook until heated through.
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Americana Award Winners Announced; HoF to Extend Bakersfield Sound Exhibit; Stream New Blind Boys of Alabama & Patty Griffin Song
- The winners of last night's Americana Awards:
Album of the Year: Old Yellow Moon, Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell
Artist of the Year: Dwight Yoakam
Duo/Group of the Year: Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell
Song of the Year: "Birmingham," Shovels & Rope
Emerging Artist: Shovels & Rope
Instrumentalist of the Year: Larry Campbell
Trailblazer Award: Old Crow Medicine Show
Spirit of Americana/Free Speech in Music Award: Stephen Stills
Lifetime Achievement for an Instrumentalist: Duane Eddy
Lifetime Achievement for an Executive: Chris Strachwitz
Lifetime Achievement for Performance: Dr. John
Lifetime Achievement for a Songwriter: Robert Hunter
President's Award: Hank Williams
- Jewly Hight asks, "With bands like Shovels & Rope reaching bigger audiences, can Americana still claim its underdog status?"
- The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is extending the run of The Bakersfield Sound: Buck Owens, Merle Haggard, and California Country. Now the exhibit will run through December 2014. (via press release)
- Marvin Rainwater passed away on Tuesday. He was 88.
- RollingStone.com premiered "Jubilee," a Blind Boys of Alabama song featuring guest star Patty Griffin. Jordan Lawrence (Nashville Scene) wrote a feature on the gospel group.
- On November 5, Dean Dillon will be honored as a BMI Icon.
- Brian Wright's Rattle Their Chains is streaming at PerformingSongwriter.com.
- On January 14, Rosanne Cash will release The River & The Thread on Blue Note Records.
- Listen to "Starry Skies," a track from Laura Cantrell's next record, No Way There from Here, which is due out in January.
- Rural Rhythm Records recently announced that it has exclusive distribution rights to Jim & Jesse's Old Dominion masters. The label will release its first Jim & Jesse Old Dominion title in early 2014.
- The new Tennessean music podcast focuses on Chris Pickering.
- There are five Nashville-based reality shows in the works; four of them are focused on music.
- Kenny Rogers was featured in the Nashville Scene. Here's the music video for Rogers' new duet with Dolly Parton, "You Can't Make Old Friends."
- Carrie Underwood will perform at the Emmys on Sunday as part of a tribute to 1960s television.
- This year's Grammy Nominations Concert will be held in L.A. on December 6.
- Mindy Smith will release Snowed In, a holiday EP, on October 29.
- The Scud Mountain Boys were featured in The Patriot Ledger.
- Robert Hunter on collaborating with Jim Lauderdale: Jim is the only songwriter I've ever found who can keep up with me as far as speed goes. I work quick; he works quick. He can drop over for a couple days and we have an album written. This is almost unheard of. The man is alive with songs. It continually amazes me the way the man can write, so we've written a phenomenal amount of songs. We write them, put them out and I listen to them once, which is generally about as much as I can handle when anything comes out that I have anything to do with.
- Heidi Feek's got a new music video. It stars Caitlin Rose.
- Yonder Mountain String Band is releasing a new EP in October.
- Laura Marling played a couple tunes for The Wall Street Journal.
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Shovels and Rope won the Emerging Artist award as well.
What, Buddy Miller didn't win an Americana Award of some sort? Has hell finally frozen over?…(lol)
I'm glad to hear about Jim and Jesse's Old Dominion label masters finding a secure new home. Now if they would just re-master them the way Bear Family does.
Hey, shouldn't The Maddox Brothers and Rose have received that Americana Trailblazers Award since the OCMS boys are just following in their footsteps? Hmm…
It's good to read the Bakersfield Sound exhibit has been such a hit at the Country Music Hall of Fame! Now if they would just pack it up and move it next to Buck's Crystal Palace in Bakersfield to remain there in perpetuity after the CMHOF stint is over.
Music City Roots Alert! Yes, I know it's Thursday but they bumped it this week to avoid conflict with the Americana Awards Show last night. Unfortunately the MCR website has been hacked and is down right now so I don't know who is performing! Crikey mate! Fortunately I think you can still watch and listen tonight through this link:
We lost two legendary rockabilly singers in the last few days, both members of the Rockabilly Hall of Fame and both with some country hits.
Marvin Rainwater, who's biggest hit "Gonna Find Me A Bluebird" sold over a million copies and was a hit in several countries passed away at age 88. Marvin was one-quarter Cherokee
Mac Curtis, former DJ at WHOO-AM in Orlando, was 75 – he had a few minor hits on Epic but was a popular attraction in Europe
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Twitter is designed to open a window into the lives of people who muse about their activities, opinions and other things important to them. Here, then, are insights into some of the key figures involved in Twitter's creation and evolution into a communications hub that is pulling off the biggest Internet IPO since Facebook went public nearly 18 months ago.
The initial public offering of stock was priced Wednesday evening at $26 a share, valuing the company at more than $18 billion. It will start trading Thursday under the ticker symbol "TWTR."
JACK DORSEY, CO-FOUNDER and CHAIRMAN, @jack
It has been an incredible turn of events for a former punk rocker who used to wear a nose ring and once considered giving up computer programming to become a fashion designer. Here's a glimpse of what Dorsey looked like eight years ago in a picture taken by a co-worker: http://bit.ly/HzIihW .
Dorsey, 36, is so impeccably groomed now that he is considered among the best-dressed men in technology. If you follow him on Twitter, you will find he has an affinity for big cities, especially St. Louis, where he grew up. He likes to use Twitter's Vine app to post short clips of street scenes and his view from airplanes.
Dorsey's fascination with dispatch systems for cabs, emergency services and bike messengers inspired the idea for a real-time communications system that morphed into Twitter. Precisely how his idea turned into Twitter is a matter of dispute.
Whatever his role was, Dorsey has emerged as a Silicon Valley sensation as Twitter's chairman and as CEO of a mobile payment processor called Square. He is frequently touted as the next Steve Jobs, a comparison he hasn't tried to discourage while also positioning himself for a possible political career. He has said he would eventually like to be mayor of New York, where he once lived. He now resides in San Francisco.
Although Dorsey has been Twitter's chairman since 2008, his power has been limited by a concession he made when he relinquished the CEO job to Evan Williams that same year. As part of that change in command, Dorsey handed over the voting rights of his Twitter stock to Williams. Dorsey is regaining those rights as part of Twitter's IPO.
NOAH GLASS, CO-FOUNDER, @noah
Glass was one of Twitter's early architects and even came up with the name, according to a new book that rehashes the company's origins. But his early role has been glossed over through the years, and exactly what he did is also a matter of dispute. His name isn't mentioned in the regulatory filings for Twitter's public stock offering.
Glass left San Francisco after his ouster from Twitter, but returned to the city two years ago, according to his Twitter feed. His Twitter profile proclaims with brevity, "i started this."
Glass, 43, is the father of a 7-month-old girl and lives with her mother in a small house in San Francisco, just a few blocks away from where Glass says he and Dorsey conceived Twitter.
In a 2006 blog post recalling how he helped start Twitter, Glass wrote that he relished "tackling problems that had never been solved before." It's not clear if he is working on anything new now because he didn't respond to requests for an interview.
EVAN WILLIAMS, CO-FOUNDER, @ev
A former Nebraska farm boy, Williams has been variously described as deliberate, indecisive, taciturn, brilliant and even unscrupulous by those who believe he shoved aside Dorsey and Glass to consolidate his power.
Williams, 41, emerged as Twitter's largest shareholder by seizing an opportunity that arose as his podcasting startup, Odeo, foundered. Odeo was formed in late 2004 with Glass, then Williams' neighbor. Odeo initially subsisted on some of the millions that Williams made when he sold an online blogging tool called Blogger to Google in 2003.
By early 2006, it became apparent even to Williams that Odeo was unlikely to survive, so he encouraged the company's engineers to start coming up with ideas. The brainstorming hatched Twitter. Its potential looked promising enough for Williams to buy it from Odeo's early investors through another company that he formed, Obvious Corp.
Williams replaced Dorsey as Twitter's CEO in October 2008 and then stepped aside himself two years later when he turned over the reins to Dick Costolo. Williams remains on Twitter's board. He is also trying to build another online communications service called Medium. That comes through Obvious, which remains Williams' company after Twitter broke away in 2007. If you follow him on Twitter, you'll notice he spends a lot of time mulling a wide variety of subjects while mixing in a dry sense of humor.


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Building off its astounding track record with The Aviators, the docuseries which has reached 50 million viewers in 100 different countries around the world, FourPoints Television Productions has announced its latest TV series, 'The Bikers.' 'The Bikers' — which will employ a similar documentary formula as its resoundingly successful sister production 'The Aviators' —explores the essence of motorcycling to its core through rich storytelling and stunning videography.
The new series, which begins filming this summer, is slated for release during spring of 2015 and will be distributed by LA-based GRB Entertainment, producers of 'Intervention,' 'Untold Stories of the ER,' and 'Growing up Gotti.'
The potential fan base for 'The Bikers' is enormous: in 2010, an estimated 25 million people rode motorcycles in the U.S. alone — more than 20 percent of these riders were women. An integral part of our global culture, motorcycling is much more than a method of transportation. It is a lifestyle that is deeply rooted in the cultural identity of millions of people around the world, with its own heroes, myths and legends.
The creative team at FourPoints Television Productions, most of whom are motorcyclists themselves, seek to gain an intensely passionate and loyal following using several of the creative production techniques and distribution methods it employed for 'The Aviators,' which earned that show no less than 50 million viewers around the world in just five years.
"As a passionate motorcyclist myself for many years, I am intimately familiar with both the subculture of riding as well as the pride and camaraderie that bikers feel as part of a vastly larger community," commented Producer and Creator Anthony Nalli. "Having witnessed the chart-topping success of The Aviators over the last several years, we felt that our creative team was perfectly suited to bring the culture of motorcycling to viewers in our own, unique way. 'The Bikers' will have great appeal not only to current bikers, but also to anyone who has an aspirational or tangential interest in motorcycles."
From a content perspective, 'The Bikers' will feature an assortment of motorcycle profiles, historical segments as well as popular destination spotlights. Some of series' planned feature segments will include:
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• Gatherings: Thousands of Bikers in One Place
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According to Motorcycle Industry Council President Tim Buche, "Household penetration of motorcycles over the last five years has increased by 1,516,610 or 20 percent. As an activity, two wheeling has made significant inroads among various key demographics and is a larger part of American culture than ever."
'The Bikers' will premiere in the spring of 2015. 'The Aviators' and FourPoints' latest show 'Air Boss' collectively air in the US on PBS, in Canada on iChannel and Travel+Escape, overseas on Discovery and Travel Channel as well as digitally on iTunes, Hulu, and Amazon.
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The replacement component of the On-Road Voucher Incentive Program (VIP) takes the current criteria of the Carl Moyer Program Fleet Modernization program and streamlines the requirements for both participants and air districts. By streamlining the guideline requirements, the voucher program provides funding opportunities for fleets with three or fewer vehicles to quickly replace their older heavy-duty diesel trucks with cleaner trucks.
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Versus a full slate of original programming on broadcast, "Switched at Birth" delivered its best numbers in more than 1 year in Adults 18-34 (670,000/1.0 rating - since 1/24/12) and hit Season 2 highs in Total Viewers (1.79 million) and Adults 18-49 (1.02 million/0.8 rating).
"Switched at Birth" stood as Monday's #1 scripted cable TV telecast in Women 18-34, Women 18-49 and Females 12-34, and was the #1 scripted cable TV telecast at 8 o'clock in Adults 18-34 and Adults 18-49.
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Jason Gillespie has held talks with England about becoming Peter Moores' successor.
England all-rounder Moeen Ali was left to rue missed chances after New Zealand took control of the first Test on day two.
Mukhtar Ahmed hit a sensational 83 as international cricket returned to Pakistan with a five-wicket win for the hosts over Zimbabwe in Lahore.
New Zealand are well on top in the first Test at Lord's, finishing day two on 303-2 having dismissed England for 389.
Pakistan international spin bowler Saeed Ajmal will link up with Worcestershire for a third spell early next month.
David Lloyd thinks England showed plenty of style and character as they fought back from 30-4 to post 354-7 on day one at Lord's.
New Zealand fast bowler Matt Henry made a big impact on his Test debut by taking three England wickets at Lord's.
Joe Root has praised England's fighting spirit after they recovered from 30-4 to end on 354-7 against New Zealand.
Sussex fast bowler Tymal Mills has revealed he may have to give up on his dream of playing Test cricket for England.
Joe Denly and Sam Northeast put on 208 for the third wicket to lead Kent to victory over Gloucestershire in Bristol.
England recovered from 30-4 to reach the close of play on day one of the first Test against New Zealand on 354-7.
Con de Lange could make his Scotland debut when they take on the United Arab Emirates in Southampton next week.
Aussie legend Shane Warne says England are "a shambles" and will struggle in today's first Test against New Zealand.
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AB de Villiers hit 66 as he helped Royal Challengers Bangalore beat Rajasthan Royals by 71 runs in their IPL eliminator.
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MYSORE: With the announcement of elections to the Lok Sabha, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is facing problems in Mysore and Chamarajanagar districts.
The recent appointments to various boards and corporations have led to disappointment among many "loyalists" in the party.
Protesting against the "injustice", the "loyalists" are planning to resign from the party en masse.
According to a senior leader, though the "loyalists" may not go to the extent of resigning from the party, they may stay away from the election campaign.
This will be detrimental to the party's prospects in the coming elections.
The "loyalists" are unhappy with the appointment of the former Minister M. Mahadev, M.V. Ravishankar, C. Nanjundaswamy, B.P. Manjunath, Mallikarjunappa, C. Manje Gowda, C. Ramesh, R. Sundar and G.N. Nanjundaswamy as heads of the Karnataka Warehouse Authority, Mysore Paints and Varnish Limited, Karnataka Zoo Authority, Karnataka Exhibition Authority, Jungle Lodges and Resorts Limited, Beggars Rehabilitation Centre, Command Area Development Authority and Chamarajanagar Urban Development Corporation, and Karnataka Vidyuth Karkhane, respectively.
They are particularly against the appointment of Mr. Mahadev, Mr. Ramesh and Mr. Manje Gowda. The "disgruntled" district-level leaders and workers, who met on Wednesday, resolved to urge the party leadership to annul the appointments and make fresh appointments after consulting urban and rural units of the party. They also resolved to urge the leadership to appoint a woman to one of the boards.
They expressed their anger against C.H. Vijayshankar, MP, who, according to them, had failed in apprising the leaders of the contribution of "loyalists" to the party's growth.
A senior leader of the party from the district said that they had sent copies of the resolution to State unit president D.V. Sadananda Gowda, district in-charge Minister Shobha Karandlaje and Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa.
Before making the appointments, the leadership should have consulted the local units. This development, especially favouring those who joined the party recently, would harm the interests of the organisation. "Of the total voters in the constituency, 50 per cent are women. Don't they need women votes?" he asked.
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The Winter Olympics heat up, Eric Holder levels off, and Rob Ford does what Rob Ford does best, as your AggreGAYtor hates hir crimp.
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The federal government now recognizes marriage equality in every state.
In the Sochi fishbowl, life goes on for the locals, even the gay ones.
McDonald's has issued a predictably McMilquetoast response to its #cheerstosochi debacle.
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Der Bäcker Ruetz - Altstadt
Bakery. Bread and pastries.
Der Bäcker Ruetz - am Bozner Platz
Bakery on Bozner square. Aside from bread and pastries, 'Bäcker Ruetz' also serves hot beverages, breakfast and snacks.
Der Bäcker Ruetz - Rathausgalerien
Bakery. Aside from bread and pastries, 'Bäcker Ruetz' also serves hot beverages, breakfast and snacks.
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"Die Mühle" restaurant Relaxing atmosphere and culinary treats. Chef Tamer Kacar creates traditional culinary specialities with a cosmopolitan touch. Let yourself be pampered by the friendly staf...
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Italian restaurant. Great wood-fired pizza and italian specialities. Reservation recommended!
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Fine food restaurants in the old town. The chef prepares every day something special with regional fresh products.
Big selection of wines and beers.
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Café - Night spot, very popular amongst students and close to the SOWI faculty. Special offers on tuesdays and fridays. Live-musik.
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Trattoria "due Sicilie" is a cozy family-run restaurant with traditional and original dishes and excellent wines from southern Italy (formerly the Kingdom of the two Sicilies). The owners themselves a...
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Kelly, citing the interrogations, said the Tsarnaev brothers "planned to travel to Manhattan to detonate their remaining explosives in Times Square" four days after the Boston bombing.
A day earlier, Kelly said that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev had talked about coming to New York "to party" after the attack and that there wasn't evidence of a plot against the city. But Kelly said a later interview with the suspect turned up the information.
Kelly said there was no evidence New York was still a target. But in a show of force, police cruisers with blinking red lights were lined up in the middle of Times Square on Thursday afternoon, and uniformed officers stood shoulder to shoulder.
Outside Penn Station, Wayne Harris, a schoolteacher from Queens, said: "We don't know when a terrorist attack will happen next in New York, but it will happen. It didn't happen this time, by the grace of God. God protected us this time."
In 2010, Times Square was targeted with a car bomb that never went off. Pakistani immigrant Faisal Shahzad had planted a bomb in an SUV, but street vendors noticed smoke and it was disabled. Shahzad was arrested as he tried to leave the country and was sentenced to life in prison.
Meanwhile, the Tsarnaev brothers' father said he is leaving Russia for the U.S. in the next day or two, but their mother said she was still thinking it over.
Anzor Tsarnaev has expressed a desire to go to the U.S. to find out what happened with his sons, defend the hospitalized son and, if possible, bring the older son's body back to Russia for burial.
Their mother, Zubeidat Tsarnaeva, who was charged with shoplifting in the U.S. last summer, said she has been assured by lawyers that she would not be arrested, but was still deciding whether to make the trip.
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The Premier league transfer market has been open for nearly three weeks now, and as it always has, the transfer market is going crazy. Manchester City is not over-valuing players (for a change), Chelsea has made some good signings and Mourinho is very much "The Happy One", Manchester United is being linked to big players but can't seem to clinch them under Moyes, and Arsenal is buying unknown French players from Ligue 2.
Last year the Premier League saw a flurry of good signings thrive in English football. Some big name signings lived up and some obscure signings took the cake. However, to truly establish their worth, last year's marquee signings must overcome the SSS, or the Second Season Syndrome.
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WHITMIRE — Thanks to a standout effort by Bulldog pitchers, Newberry High School cruised to victory Tuesday night, defeating the Wolverines 10-0.
Senior Jack Huggins (2-0) led the Bulldogs' pitching effort by striking out 10 batters over four innings in a tight game that Newberry led 1-0 through four innings.
Sophomores Ryne Huggins and Andrew Livingston pitched one inning each to combine with Jack Huggins for 12 strikeouts and a two-hitter.
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Newberry Coach Lindsey Stribble said, "It wasn't easy tonight. Whitmire pitcher Alex Ellison was tough and kept us off balance through the first four innings, but our pitchers Ryne, Jack, and Andrew all threw really well."
Newberry was able to get things going offensively in the fifth inning by getting the lead-off hitter on base and playing a little small ball to load the bases.
The big hit of the night came from senior Hercules Etheredge who hit a bases loaded triple.
Leading hitters for the Dogs were Andrew Livingston 2-4, Jake Bickley 1-3 and Hercules Etheredge 2-4.
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Michael Schiavo insists that dehydration is "the most natural way to die." It's more like torture.
11:00 PM, Nov 11, 2003 • By WESLEY J. SMITH
MANY WHO SUPPORT Terri Schiavo's threatened dehydration assert that removing a feeding tube from a profoundly cognitively disabled person results in a painless and gentle ending. But is this really true? After all, it would be agonizing if you or I were locked in a room for two weeks and deprived of all food and water. So, why should we believe that cognitively disabled patients experience the deprivation differently simply because they receive nourishment through a feeding tube instead of by mouth?
An accurate discussion of this sensitive issue requires the making of proper and nuanced distinctions about the consequences of removing nourishment from incapacitated patients. This generally becomes an issue in one of the following two diametrically differing circumstances:
(1) Depriving food and water from profoundly cognitively disabled persons like Terri who are not otherwise dying, a process that causes death by dehydration over a period of 10-14 days. As I will illustrate below, this may cause great suffering.
(2) Not forcing food and water upon patients who have stopped eating and drinking as part of the natural dying process. This typically occurs, for example, at the end stages of cancer when patients often refuse nourishment because the disease has distorted their senses of hunger and thirst. In these situations, being deprived of unwanted food and water when the body is already shutting down does not cause a painful death.
Advocates who argue that it is appropriate to dehydrate cognitively disabled people often sow confusion about the suffering such patients may experience by inadvertently, or perhaps intentionally, blurring the difference between these two distinct situations. For example, when Michael Schiavo, Terri's husband, and his attorney, George Felos, appeared on the October 27, 2003 edition of "Larry King Live" the following exchange occurred:
KING: When a feeding tube is removed, as it was planned [for Terri], is that a terrible death?
SCHIAVO: No. It's painless and probably the most natural way to die.
FELOS: When someone's terminally ill, let's say a cancer patient, they lose interest in eating. And literally, they--by choice--they stop eating.
SCHIAVO: Cancer patients, they stop eating for two to three weeks. Do we force them to eat? No, we don't. That's their choice.
Later in the interview, Schiavo reiterated the assertion in a response to a telephoned question:
CALLER: Does it bother you that the death is so slow?
SCHIAVO: Removing somebody's feeding tube is very painless. It is a very easy way to die. Probably the second best way to die, the first being an aneurysm.
Yes, it is true that when people are actively dying from terminal disease, they often refuse food and water. The disease makes the food and water repulsive to them. In such circumstances, it is medically inappropriate to force food and water into a person who is actively rejecting it. Indeed, doing so could cause suffering.
But this isn't what is happening to Terri. She isn't dying of cancer. Her body isn't shutting down as part of the natural dying process. Indeed, she is not dying at all--unless her food and water is taken away.
WHAT HAPPENS to non-terminally ill people with cognitive disabilities whose feeding tubes are removed? Do they suffer from the process?
When I conducted research on this question in preparation for writing my book "Forced Exit," I asked St. Louis neurologist William Burke these very questions. Here is what he told me:
A conscious [cognitively disabled] person would feel it just as you or I would. They will go into seizures. Their skin cracks, their tongue cracks, their lips crack. They may have nosebleeds because of the drying of the mucus membranes, and heaving and vomiting might ensue because of the drying out of the stomach lining. They feel the pangs of hunger and thirst. Imagine going one day without a glass of water! Death by dehydration takes ten to fourteen days. It is an extremely agonizing death.
In preparation for this article, I contacted Adamson for more details about the torture she experienced while being dehydrated. She told me about having been operated upon (to remove the bowel obstruction) with inadequate anesthesia when doctors believed she was unconscious:
The agony of going without food was a constant pain that lasted not several hours like my operation did, but several days. You have to endure the physical pain and on top of that you have to endure the emotional pain. Your whole body cries out, "Feed me. I am alive and a person, don't let me die, for God's Sake! Somebody feed me."
Unbelievably, she described being deprived of food and water as "far worse" than experiencing the pain of abdominal surgery. Despite having been on an on an IV saline solution, Adamson still had horrible thirst:
I craved anything to drink. Anything. I obsessively visualized drinking from a huge bottle of orange Gatorade. And I hate orange Gatorade. I did receive lemon flavored mouth swabs to alleviate dryness but they did nothing to slack my desperate thirst.
Apologists for dehydrating patients like Terri might respond that Terri is not conscious and locked-in as Adamson was but in a persistent vegetative state and thus would feel nothing. Yet, the PVS diagnosis is often mistaken--as indeed it was in Adamson's case. And while the courts have all ruled that Terri is unconscious based on medical testimony, this is strongly disputed by other medical experts and Terri's family who insist that she is interactive with them. Moreover, it is undisputed that whatever her actual level of awareness, Terri does react to painful stimuli. Intriguingly, her doctor testified he prescribes pain medication for her every month during the course of her menstrual period.
BEYOND THE TERRI SCHIAVO CASE, it is undisputed that conscious cognitively disabled patients are dehydrated in nursing homes and hospitals throughout the country almost as a matter of routine. Dr. Cranford, for example, openly admitted in his Wendland testimony that he removes feeding tubes from conscious patients. Thus, many other people may also have experienced the agony described by Adamson and worse, given that dehydrating to death goes on for about a week longer than she experienced.
AT THIS POINT, defenders of removing feeding tubes from people with profound cognitive disabilities might claim that whatever painful sensations dehydration may cause, these patients receive palliating drugs to ensure that their deaths are peaceful. But note: Adamson either did not receive such medications, or if she did, they didn't work. Moreover, because these disabled people usually can't communicate, it is impossible to know precisely what they experience. Thus, when asked in a deposition what he would do to prevent Robert Wendland from suffering during his dehydration, Dr. Cranford responded that he would give morphine but that the dose would be "arbitrary" because "you don't know how much he's suffering, you don't know how much aware he is . . . You're guessing at the dose." At trial, Cranford suggested he might have to put Wendland into a coma, a bitter irony considering that he had struggled over many months to regain consciousness.
The time has come to face the gut wrenching possibility that conscious cognitively disabled people whose feeding tubes are removed--as opposed to patients who are actively dying and choose to stop eating--may die agonizing deaths. This, of course, has tremendous relevance in the Terri Schiavo case and many others like it. Indeed, the last thing anyone wants is for people to die slowly and agonizingly of thirst, desperately craving a refreshing drink of orange Gatorade they know will never come.
Wesley J. Smith is a senior fellow at the Discovery Institute and an attorney and consultant for the International Task Force on Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide. His current book is the revised and updated "Forced Exit: The Slippery Slope From Assisted Suicide to Legalized Murder."
Correction appended 11/13/03: The article originally stated that Kate Adamson had been deprived of nourishment in an attempt to end her life. In fact, the dehydration was being done in attempt to alleviate a bowel obstruction. The painful surgery Adamson refers to was originally referred to as surgery to insert a feeding tub. It was actually surgery to remove the bowel obstruction, which is a more involved procedure.


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Prep football: Juanita 42, Monroe 20
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Monroe 6 6 8 0 -- 20
Juanita 7 14 14 7 -- 42
M--Gabe Moore fumble recovery in end zone (kick failed)
J--Dylan Moctezuma 5 run (Clemensen kick)
M--Moore 9 pass from Andrew Zimmerman (run fail)
J--Austin Cole 30 run (Clemensen kick)
J--Pierce Belleman 37 pass from Tavin Montgomery (Clemensen kick)
J--Curt Tade 4 run (Clemensen kick)
J--Curt Tade 3 run (Clemensen kick)
M--Robbie Schab 23 pass from Zimmerman (Bingham pass from Zimmerman)
J--Curt Tade 8 run (Clemensen kick)
Records--Monroe 0-2 overall. Juanita 2-0.
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"I fully believe that Gibson can play and I fully believe that Hiller can play," Boudreau said. "It's quite a gamble if you use Gibson. I've done it before. You live and die with the way you feel, I guess."
History has shown that. When he coached Washington, Boudreau turned to late-season pickup Cristobal Huet for the playoffs instead of incumbent Olaf Kolzig and used untested rookie Semyon Varlamov over veteran Jose Theodore.
"I'm a real positive thinker," Boudreau said. "So if I make the decision, it may (backfire). But I never think it's going to. Or I never think of the ramifications of what if it does. Because then you're going to play safe your whole life.
"Everybody I've seen play safe, loses. You may lose if you take a gamble. But it's the only way to win, I think."
If anything, Hiller is the one Boudreau has to be careful about keeping him in the right frame of mind. He's performed well in his relief outings and performed credibly in the Game 1 and 2 starts after struggling in March and April.
The conversations with Hiller — including one to inform him Thursday morning that Andersen was starting — haven't required kid gloves.
"Sometimes just the straight approach is what I try to do," Boudreau said. "Not try to beat around the bush or any of those things. Just say this is the way it is, this is what I'm looking at, this is why I'm doing it.
"Telling the truth. It's gotten me a long way. Telling players the truth, I think they trust you more."
The question of who gives the Ducks the best chance to win a game or a series continues to be bandied about. There are no such questions in Montreal, New York, Boston or L.A.
But the players aren't given to obsessing over who has the reins in the net.
"I don't think it's that big of a deal for the team, to be honest," Ducks winger Andrew Cogliano said. "I think it's obviously something to talk about in the media. It's something that is a hot topic with the fans and this and that.
"But with our team, I can honestly say a lot of guys don't think about it. We feel like we have good goalies in the system."
Left wing Matt Beleskey and center Mathieu Perreault are battling lower-body injuries after getting hurt in Game 3. Both have missed games this postseason, with Boudreau calling Beleskey "doubtful" for Game 4 and then reclassifying him as "questionable."
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Diesel hours
Really??? 580 hours on a 2004, which in reality averages out to about 190 hours a year, or less than 4 hours a week, is not considered light use?
Mind you, this boat has not been in Maine with the 5 month sailing season. But assuming it is in a 6 month sailing season area, 8 hours a week, or just over an hour a day is not considered light use? Granted, I'm no expert on marine diesels though I've owned automobiles with diesels for the past 10 years, and considering their perspective life expectancies, I'm surprised that that sort of usage is not considered light. My bad. Let me correct myself, it has an extensively used diesel and, yes, Sapperwhite, you are correct. For the investment, I guess it makes sense to cover myself and have the engine surveyed.
Are you saying a marine surveyor would not be capable of determining the condition of the sails? So, in fact, I should have a marine surveyor go over the boat with a fine tooth comb, have an engine surveyor check out the diesel and a sailmaker look at the sails. Are there any other "specialists" I should bring in? I assume I tell the marine surveyor to ignore the engine and the sails - right?
I certainly was off base, presuming boats of this quality, after 2-3 years, would be considered, for all intents and purposes, basically new. Granted, if the boat had been owned by someone who has spent the last 3 years circumnavigating I guess I'd have had more concerns than I did. Clearly I was way off base.
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