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The year was 1990 when I was told I had squamous cell carcinoma.
It was a little hard to accept because my daily routine consisted of a 1-1/2 hr. workout early most mornings and a kitchen cabinet full of vitamin supplements.
It was called head and neck cancer but also referred to as squamous cell carcinoma. Many years later I found out that squamous cell carcinoma was most often associated with skin cancer and in fact, squamous cells are located in your skin tissue and the lining of narrow organs and in passages of your respiratory and digestive tracts.
That was me ...and that's where my cancer was spreading and not so much on my skin.
My cancer began somewhere in my neck; it first showed up as a small lump on the right side of my neck and, in time, progressed to the other side of my neck and in my throat.
It was my own decisions that let it progress so far, but if I had known then what I know now, I would have made some different decisions, along with keeping some of the same decisions which have been of great benefit to me.
I wanted a natural alternative cure to make this cancer go away and because I was already familiar with the macrobiotic diet and knew that many have used it to regain their health and overcome disease ...I made that my plan.
I went to The Kushi Institute in Beckett, MA for one week. I consulted with Michio Kushi and all week long I learned how to "make food my medicine" and take control of my own health.
I went home and consulted with a few more counselors in my area and began my quest to get rid of this ugly disease.
My wife was a great support (and still is) and she cooked for me every day.
A counselor in Beckett had told me to be patient because it could get worse before it gets better, that the tumors could grow before shrinking because of toxins discharging and some of it still going to the tumors.
Well ...that's what happened and it began to pose an immediate threat to me as I saw the tumor growing inside my mouth and I became afraid that it would cut off my breathing and swallowing.
I freaked out and went back to my medical doctors. I consented to let them begin with their plan of treatment and I had no idea of the serious, long term effects of these conventional treatments.
I ended up getting bombed with their complete arsenal of chemotherapy, major surgery and 30 days of strong radiation. It took all that to kill the cancer, but did that mean I was healthy now?
NOPE ...SORRY ...the prognosis now was 5 years and if I made it past that, 10 years would be the most I could survive. By the way, the prognosis was based on the anticipated side effects of those aggressive treatments.
Well I never let that bother me and I have never let it enter my frame of mind. I'm about living and enjoying life.
Yeh, the long term side effects have taken their toll on my health, BUT I continue to eat and live a very healthy lifestyle as much as possible and here I am, still as of 2012, 22 years later!!
So what would I have done different, knowing what I know now?
I would have, as I did then, embark of a healthy diet and lifestyle, but I would have let the doctors remove the original pea size tumor and hopefully it wouldn't have returned and I never would have had chemotherapy, radiation and a MAJOR surgery. That's speculation as I have no way of knowing that.
But I have learned more along the way, such as the clinics that Peggy Sue tells you about and the type of treatments that they offer.
It just seems to me that if I would have started by going to a clinic like that, I may have avoided all that I went through.
If anyone reading this is in a situation with a chronic disease or any type of cancer, I don't hesitate to say, Read Peggy's story and I believe she is telling you some very helpful information that YOU may benefit from. I urge you to go to the clinic where she went and get rid of your cancer.
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Hi. My name is Peggy Sue Roberts, of Southern California, USA. This is my personal account of what happened to me in 2007.
Maxine Mavis Wikipiri from New Zealand went to the clinic after her conventional doctor had sent her home to die. She is now back home cancer free.
I became cancer-free after 3-weeks of natural treatments.
Hi. My name is Peggy Sue Roberts, the author of this website. This is my personal account of surviving stage-4 cancer in 2007.
I was diagnosed with 22-tumors in my upper body, pronounced that I had terminal stage-4 cancer, and oncology declared that I had as short as 3-months to live.
Without giving me a chemo sensitivity test, he then treated me with aggressive high doses of chemo. I had an allergic reaction to the second dose, and it almost killed me in the chair.
My oncologist then stated he couldn't do anything else for me, and sent me home to die.
By this time I was in late-stage-4 cancer with intense pain. My husband, Jim Roberts, did an exhaustive, wide-spread search to discover natural, alternatives cancer treatments at a Mexican Cancer Clinic. The treatments were non-invasive and not painful in any way.
The doctor explained he has a two-pronged approach:
First - he builds up the immune system.
Secondly - he kills cancer cells at a pace the cancer patient can keep pace with and eliminate them from the body.
I went to the clinic in March 2007, had 3-weeks of natural, alternative treatments and returned home to California cancer-free.
My amazing recovery astonished all my friends and family who were expecting to receive my funeral announcement.
Much like me, you're here looking for natural, alternative cancer treatments at a Mexican cancer clinic for you, or for a loved one.
I am more than confident this is the clinic and doctor you're searching for.
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The deadline is fast approaching for the 2015 Butler-Williams Scholars Program, NIA's premier aging research training program. Apply by March 27, 2015, and encourage your contacts and friends to do the same.
This is an extremely difficult time in aging research. Dr. Richard J. Hodes, NIA director, describes some of the challenges that lie ahead, as well as what the next fiscal year will bring. "While the scientific and fiscal challenges are very real, it is still an exciting time to be in aging and Alzheimer's research," writes Dr. Hodes.
Dallas Anderson, Program Administrator in the Division of Neuroscience, describes common pitfalls to avoid when developing research plans for grant applications. The most common recommendation that he makes is to simplify the research plan.
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patience is a virtue but not to the people that hurt you, I'm not talking about fists being thrown letting them selves be known, I'm talking about mentally being there thru history, but lesson learned they lit you on fire and let you burn, Like a candy they craved for but you were the wrong flavor, It's OK because now you know that friends are 30 minute show, walk up to the TV turn it off slow and realize you got family that you owe.


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McNeil Island
Coordinates: 47°12′27″N 122°40′56″W / 47.2074°N 122.6823°W McNeil Island is an island in western Puget Sound, located just west of Steilacoom, Washington, with a land area of 17.177 km² (6.6319 sq mi). It lies just north of Anderson Island. Fox Island is to the north, across Carr Inlet. To the west McNeil Island is separated from Key Peninsula by Pitt Passage. The Washington mainland lies to the east, across the south basin of Puget Sound. The island has been owned by the government for most of its history and has been home to the United States Federal Penitentiary from 1875 until turned over to Washington State Department of Corrections in 1981 and was renamed as the "McNeil Island Corrections Center" until 2011, when it was closed.[1] Prior to its closing on April 1, 2011, it was the last remaining island prison in the country to be accessible only by air and sea.[1][2][3]
In November 2010, the Washington State Department of Corrections announced its plans to close the penitentiary by 2011, thereby saving $14 million in the process. A detention center for violent sexual offenders is to remain on the island.[2]
The McNeil Island Historical Society was chartered in 2010 shortly after the closing of the prison for the purpose of educating the public about, and preserving, the rich history of McNeil Island.[4]
It was named in 1841 by Charles Wilkes during the United States Exploring Expedition in honor of Captain William Henry McNeill of the Hudson's Bay Company. McNeill was at Fort Nisqually in 1841 and greeted Wilkes upon arrival in southern Puget Sound.
The Robert A. Inskip expedition of 1846 named the island Duntze, after Captain John A. Duntze of the Royal Navy. In 1847, during the British map reorganization project, Henry Kellett restored the earlier name McNeil.[5] A recording error accounts for the error in spelling, which was never corrected.[6]
The United States government bought land on McNeil Island in 1870 and opened a federal penitentiary there in 1875. By 1937 the federal government, which had been accumulating parcels of land adjacent to the penitentiary, had purchased all the land on the island and compelled its last residents to leave. The federal penitentiary's most famous inmates were probably Robert Stroud, the "Birdman of Alcatraz," who was held there from 1909 to 1912; Charles Manson, who was an inmate from 1961 to 1966 for trying to cash a forged government check; and Alvin Karpis, who was an inmate until 1971 for operating as point man for Ma Barker's gang in the 1930s. Karpis was the only person arrested by J. Edgar Hoover, and was released soon after Hoover died.
Washington state took over the penitentiary from the federal government in 1981. It is now called McNeil Island Corrections Center (MICC). Since Washington was not a state when the prison was formed, it has been a territorial, federal, and state prison.
McNeil Island Cemetery and Prison[edit]
Land for the McNeil Island Cemetery was donated by island pioneers, Eric Nyberg and his wife, Martha, and the first of many burials was in October 1905. When the island's residents were forced to leave in 1936, the cemetery was closed and all remains were exhumed and reburied in cemeteries on the mainland.[7]
At the time of its closing, it was the only prison left in North America that was only accessible by boat or air. It is currently the site of the state's primary Special Commitment Center (SCC), where sexually violent predators are indefinitely committed for treatment after completing their standard prison sentences. Not only is there a main building that held the majority of inmates, but on the other side of the island, there is an annex which housed low risk inmates, and those who were scheduled for release. It was once a military encampment as well as a military prison for a short time during the 1800s. At one point, the prison was almost self-sustaining in the way of agriculture/farm and as a dairy farm, that was manned and operated by the inmates.
Long threatened with closing due to the high cost of operating the prison, it was made official in late 2010 to close the prison by 2011. The prison's remaining 500 low-risk inmates were integrated into other state prisons.[2] The prison officially closed on April 1, 2011.[1] Some criminals, (none housed here were at all "low-risk", that's why we housed them after sentence was up on an island) were released back into the public, not sent to other prisons at all. They are simply registered (or should be registered) as sex offenders in the state of Washington.
The island had a population of 1,516 residents as of the 2000 census.[citation needed] The majority of the residents were incarcerated in MICC prison while several hundred were civilly committed to SCC. There were about 40 families and about 100 people who lived on the island. The non-incarcerated families had at least one family member employed at MICC, and most often those employees were members of the special response team, warden, and sometimes assistant warden. The homes were subsidized by the DOC at a greatly reduced rent. There was no commerce nor any stores on the island and access to the island was strictly controlled by the Department of Corrections.[citation needed]
In 1934, McNeil Island was linked by ferry service with Steilacoom, Anderson Island and Longbranch, Washington.[8] The ferry continues in operation, but no longer connects to McNeil Island or Longbranch. Separate federal or state-owned ferries under the prison administration connected McNeil Island with Steilacoom.
- ^ a b c Oppman, Patrick (2011-04-01). "Last island prison in U.S. closes". CNN. CNN.com. Retrieved 2011-04-01.
- ^ a b c Sullivan, Jennifer; Clarridge, Christine "McNeil Island prison to close next year" Seattle Times 20 Nov. 2010. Retrieved 20 Nov. 2010.
- ^ Rikers Island in New York City is a jail (short-term holding facility run by the city) and not a prison (long-term holding facility run by the state).
- ^ "McNeil Island Historical Society". McNeil Island Historical Society.
- ^ Phillips, James W. (1971). Washington State Place Names. University of Washington Press. ISBN 0-295-95158-3.
- ^ "Unusual names, odd spellings found in Washington". The Spokesman-Review. Dec 24, 1977. pp. A12. Retrieved 20 May 2015.
- ^ Cammon, Betsey Johnson, Island Memoir: A Personal History of Anderson and McNeil Islands, Anderson Island: Anderson Island Historical Society, 1987, pp 184-185, 217.
- ^ Galentine, Elizabeth, and Anderson Island Historical Society, Anderson Island, Arcadia Publishing (2006) ISBN 0-7385-4854-5
External links[edit]
- Photographs of McNeil Island available through Online Public Access, National Archives and Records Administration
- McNeil Island: Census Tract 727, Pierce County, Washington United States Census Bureau
- "McNeil Island Corrections Center". Archived from the original on August 27, 2010.
- McNeil Island Wildlife Area
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SIDNEY — Is it time for a "Pay as You Throw" program for the residents of the city of Sidney?
That's what members of Sidney City Council will determine between now and when the city's solid waste collection (garbage) contract expires in May 2015.
Gary Clough, assistant city manager/public works director, told members of council Monday during its workshop that city is working on documents for the new bid, which will be advertised in November.
"The last bid included bids for service that we receive now and also included an alternate for automated pickup with matching 95 gallon containers for each resident," said Clough. "It is our intent to bid similar options this year. In addition, we are considering an alternate that would be cost dependent on the amount of garbage a resident actually puts out in designated bags which are typically purchased through local stores."
The idea behind "pay as you throw," he said, is a financial incentive for each resident "to reduce the amount of trash they generate, reuse as much as possible or recycle as much as possible."
Wayne Long, director of sales, for WasteZero, which is located in South Carolina, discussed how their recycling program could be implemented in Sidney.
Long said the company was started in 1991 and they have assisted hundreds of cities and towns across the United States reduce their waste. The company provides core services and supplies needed to run the program.
The "Pay as You Throw" program, said Long, will allow the residents to pay by the bag for their trash and to recycle more items. The city would also have the option of reducing the monthly solid waste collection fee residents currently paid. He said within 90 days of implementing the program, the amount of trash collected reduced by 44 percent and recycling increases 75 to 100 percent.
Projected benefits and savings for Sidney, he said, would mean less trash which means the tipping fee paid to the garbage company would be reduced. He estimated the savings on tipping fees could be $144,000 per year. The city would receive revenue from the collection bags sold to residents. The bags would be sold in area stores. The cost of each bag would have to be determined by council if the program is put into place. Possible net program impact could be $773,000 per year.
Long fielded questions from council dealing with various aspects of the program. No decision was made about whether this will be included on the upcoming bid solid waste contract. More discussion will be held at a later date.
Council also discussed water and sewer connections outside the city limits. Two locations on Riverside Drive are interested in connecting to city water and sewer. Council decided to allow property owners connect to city water and sewer without annexing to the city.
Councilman Chuck Craynon discussed the use of golf carts on city streets. He said a 10-year-old child was driving a golf cart on Broadway and Parkwood and was stopped by a law enforcement officer. He said the only legal requirement for a golf cart is it must have a slow-moving sign on it. There is no age limit for the driver.
"Something needs to be done," said Craynon. "This 10-year-old ran a stop sign."
Mayor Mike Barhorst said he has also seen people driving riding lawn mowers and motorized wheelchairs on the city streets.
Law Director Jeff Amick was instructed to look into ordinances other cities have dealing with golf carts, lawn mowers and wheelchairs.


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The 1.5 Inch Choctaw Nation Tribe Code Talkers Bronze Medal is a smaller bronze duplicate of the Congressional Gold Medal awarded to Choctaw Nation Tribe Code Talkers at a ceremony at the U.S. Capitol Building on November 20, 2013, in recognition of their dedication and valor.
The obverse (heads side) design features a soldier on his field phone writing, "TANAMPO CHITO," which translates to "big gun" in the Choctaw language. Inscriptions are "CHOCTAW NATION" and "CODE TALKERS."
The reverse (tails side) design features the major elements from the Choctaw Nation Seal, identified as the pipe hatchet and bow and arrows. Inscriptions are "WORLD WAR I," "WORLD WAR II" and "ACT OF CONGRESS 2008."
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Obverse Engraver – Phebe Hemphill
Reverse Designer – Don Everhart
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Insulation around electric fireplace
I recently installed an electric fireplace in my den. the back part of the fireplace sticks out into the garage which is uninsulated. i built a 2x4 frame covered by wonderboard around the back portion of the fireplace. My question is, what kind of insulation can i use on the inside of the box when i seal off the outside of the box in the garage. I have already contacted the manufacturer of the fireplace and they could not give me a specific answer. They did say that there is a sensor that shuts it down if it gets over 130 degrees fahrenheit. i already read that the rigid foam insulation does not work. Any thoughts?
Rockwool is good in this case.
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Surreal setting"¦sunny skies"¦ Frigid late January temperatures"¦ The National Mall covered by a euphoric blanket of humanity"¦Left hand on the Historic Lincoln Bible and right hand raised"¦ A promise to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution"¦ An electric speech by the 44th American president: ""¦Because we have tasted the bitter swill of civil war and segregation, and emerged from that dark chapter stronger and more united, we cannot help but believe that the old hatreds shall someday pass"¦" A new era ushered in"¦ Hope for change to come"¦
Fast forward to last week when the leader of the free world addressed Latino voters on Univision radio, vociferously declaring war against the enemy. Barack Obama promised to "punish our enemies"¦" Taken out of context from the rest of his speech, one might think a newly formed backbone raised Obama from his bowing stance to become the Commander-in-Chief necessary to defend our nation against enemies like al-Qaida or the Taliban.
Unfortunately, that is not the case. Obama was speaking to Latinos about immigration reform and he defined the "enemy" as any American citizen that supports stronger border security and strict immigration laws.
Attempting to raise the Latino voter enthusiasm gap while in Los Angeles last week, Obama promised his cabinet was working on immigration legislation but couldn't get it done because, "I am not king" and blamed Republicans for holding up progress.
Latinos are smart and can read through the teleprompted rhetoric to understand that the Democratic Party had both the power and opportunity to pass the promised legislation "" but did not.  Democrats throw out the same old bait every election cycle when they are fishing for Latino votes.
The million dollar question here is how we got from: "we cannot help but believe the old hatreds shall someday pass" spiel to "punish those who disagree with thee" verbiage in less than two years? What went wrong to turn a self-avowed unifier into Divider-in-Chief? I know it's tempting, but it would be a stretch to blame it on Bush.
If Obama is the Christian he claims to be, is he not commanded to love -not punish- his enemies? Regardless of religious affiliation, once sworn in, a president becomes the president to all citizens. The Constitution does not offer presidential privilege to cherry-pick friends and enemies based upon ideology.  That type of behavior is more at home in a Mussolini's Italy, Hitler's Germany, Hussein's Iraq, Ahmadinejad's Iran or Castro's Cuba.
While this is currently Obama's America, Obama's presidency will eventually fail because America's founding was based upon unity and equality. The Declaration of Independence reminds us that America's strength is found in our diversity. "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator [not the government] with certain unalienable Rights that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."
Obama's campaign theme of hope and change was prophetic. America changed with record high unemployment, government takeovers of private business and healthcare, failed Stimulus bills, steroidal federal government growth, and out-of-control debt. And yet, America still has hope that things will get better "" we've weathered similar storms.   Although our current president seems bent on dividing us ideologically between "friends" and "enemies," our forefathers knew America's strength would be in her unity when they told us to "mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor."
Susan is an op-ed columnist, motivational speaker, military family advocate and grief counselor who writes about politics, the military, the economy and culture. Visit her at susanstamperbrown.com.


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If you've ever thought scientists should be as famous as celebrities; this was your place and this was your night.
Watch CBS News' Wyatt Andrews' great coverage of the Intel Science Talent Search. We're so proud of all forty finalists! For more information about the winners, check out the official press release.
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Atanarjuat, a nearly three-hour epic, unfolds in an arctic landscape of unearthly beauty, where vast, frozen vistas dissolve into golden horizons, as women with elaborate facial tattoos and men sporting futuristic-looking sun goggles build igloos, hunt seals, make love, tell ribald jokes, and participate in shamanistic rituals. The Shakespearean plot, about sexual conflicts and cycles of vengeance pursued over two generations in a small nomadic community, is based on an ancient Inuit legendÑpart of a 4000-year-old oral cultureÑwhich was passed down to Kunuk as a bedtime story.
"It teaches a very universal lesson," noted Norman Cohn, the film's cinematographer, co-editor, and co-producer. "Don't mess around within your own family. Don't let your personal pride or needs destroy your community. In an environment like Igloolik, so much depends upon people getting along. Mistreatment of others threatens the survival of the whole group."
Kunuk was already well known as a sculptor in 1981 when he went south to Montreal, sold three sculptures, and brought the first video camera back to Igloolik, which was then without television. "I got my idea from my father," the director recalled. "He would go out on the ice and come back at the end of the day and tell a terrific hunting story. I wanted to capture stories on video just the way he told them." Besides Atanarjuat, his credits include half a dozen short films and documentaries.
For Cohn, a native New Yorker who has lived in Igloolik since the mid '70s, the advantages of arctic filmmaking far outweigh its inconveniences. "We have the world's most spectacular set," he asserted. "We have light most directors would kill for. All we have to do is not obstruct it. Most fear-driven prejudices obstruct your view of whatever is in front of you. So if you make an arctic film that's not being driven by the fear and greed that most outsiders brought to the arctic experience throughout history, including filmmaking history, then it's like somebody took Windex and cleaned the window. And suddenly, you can see what's there."
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SINGAPORE (ICIS)--China-based Tianjin Bohai Chemical plans to restart its 165,000 tonne/year polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plant in Tianjin on 19 April following a maintenance shutdown that started on 17 April, a company source said on Thursday.
The company was running the plant at 40-50% of capacity before the shutdown, the source added.
The producer quoted prices at yuan (CNY) 6,600/tonne ($1,070/tonne) EXW (ex-works) on 18 April, unchanged from prices before the shutdown, according to Chemease, an ICIS Service in china.
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Goodbye gloves, hello Sanyo eneloop Kairo hand-warmers
By Jeff Salton
November 24, 2009
Cold hands, warm heart. Why not have both this winter? (warm body parts, that is) Just in time for the Northern Hemisphere's colder weather, Sanyo has launched two new eneloop Kairo portable rechargeable hand-warmers. Shaped a bit like an egg, the eneloop Kairo is available in one-sided and two-sided models, and makes an ideal stocking-filler … or pocket-filler for this Christmas season.
The Sanyo eneloop Kairo portable hand-warming device fits easily into a pocket, purse, or backpack. The one-sided version features an internal Lithium-ion rechargeable battery, that Sanyo says can be recharged up to 500 times. The single-sided unit can be set to deliver temperatures ranging from 102°F-109°F (38°C-43°C) and takes around three hours to recharge. This gives users approximately three and a half to four hours of comfortable heat.
Meanwhile, the two-sided hand-warmer doubles as a battery-charger and includes 2AA eneloop rechargeable batteries (which can also be used in other devices). The aluminum body produces heat on both sides, from 102°F-115°F (38°C-46°C). The unit charges completely in 4.5 hours to provide one to three hours of warmth, depending on the setting.
The Sanyo eneloop hand-warmers are designed to maintain a warm, comfortable temperature for both indoor or outdoor activities. Perfect for watching a football game, skiing, hiking, walking outdoors, or just sitting indoors in a cold office environment, the hand-warmers expands Sanyo's offerings of eco-friendly eneloop rechargeable products.
The eneloop range of products is a series of "sustainable" items that were created based on the eneloop rechargeable battery, a Nickel-metal hydride rechargeable battery launched in November 2005 that combined the benefits of traditional dry cell batteries with rechargeables, coming pre-charged out of the package and able to be recharged up to 1,000 times. Sanyo has even released an eneloop bicycle.
The Sanyo eneloop Kairo KIR-SE1S (one-sided) is available in white or pink and retails for US$34.99, while the double-sided eneloop Kairo KIR-SL2S comes in silver and pink and retails for US$44.99.
i hope they thought about the dangers of the batteries being overheated. especially the lithium ion batt.bio-power jeff
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Taylor Walsh will kick both their asses !!
You know, I think I would rather be a man than a god . We don't need anyone to believe in us. We just keep going anyhow. It's what we do.
Tessari would be an awesome match for A Alton, they might hurt each other though. Alton had some great matches against Russell and Marion, but did lose to kemmerer at NCAA's, guy he was definately favored to beat. Cam tore through the bottom half beating Sako, VonOhlen, Sakaguchi, Accordino, and lost in a barn burner to Vinson(who in 2011 managed to beat Dake). Tessari was finally healthy at NCAA's. Neither one of these guys would hold back, could be a 49 version of kilgore vs logan brown
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LoSt, it was on this forum. Maybe it was during your inebriated period. V got a chuckle out of it. Someone else also chimed in and agreed with you. I had said that many Minny fans, myself included, think that Dylan will have a better career than Jason did and could challenge his pin record. Now with only 8 pins last year Dylan has little chance of doing that.
"He beat nobodies..Thorn at 133 won't be great, R12 or worse imo...
I just don't see it...David Thorn is not elite. I don't think he'll place"


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Once again the Big Fish Games community has spoken and our top 5 cookie recipes have been decided! This weekend our moderators and community team get the honor and (oh so yummy) pleasure of recreating these sugary treats for next Monday's taste test. The Drawn team will then be lucky enough to nibble on each …Read more
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Big Fish Arcade Games Collection Hits the iOS Market
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The Best Cookie Recipe Ever Next for Felix's Top Chef
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NEW ORLEANS Police late Monday identified a 19-year-old man as a suspect in the shooting of about 20 people during a Mother's Day parade in New Orleans, saying several people had identified him as the gunman captured by surveillance camera videos.
Superintendent Ronal Serpas said officers were looking for Akein Scott of New Orleans. He said it was too early to say whether he was the only shooter.
"We would like to remind the community and Akein Scott that the time has come for him to turn himself in," Serpas said at a news conference outside of police headquarters.
A photo of Scott hung from a podium in front of the police chief. "We know more about you than you think we know," he said.
The mass shooting showed again how far the city has to go to shake a persistent culture of violence that belies the city's festive image. Earlier, police announced a $10,000 reward and released blurry surveillance camera images, which led to several tips from the community.
"The people today chose to be on the side of the young innocent children who were shot and not on the side of a coward who shot into the crowd," Serpas said.
The superintendent said SWAT team members and U.S. marshals served a searched warrant at one location looking for Scott, but didn't locate him.
He vowed that police would be "looking for Akein Scott for the rest of the night and tomorrow... and I would strongly recommend that Akein turn himself in."
Angry residents said gun violence - which has flared at two other city celebrations this year - goes hand-in-hand with the city's other deeply rooted problems such as poverty and urban blight. The investigators tasked with solving Sunday's shooting work within an agency that's had its own troubles rebounding from years of corruption while trying to halt violent crime.
"The old people are scared to walk the streets. The children can't even play outside," Ronald Lewis, 61, said Monday as he sat on the front stoop of his house, about a half block from the shooting site. His window sill has a hole from a bullet that hit it last year. Across the street sits a house marked by bullets that he said were fired two weeks ago.
"The youngsters are doing all this," said Jones, who was away from home when the latest shooting broke out.
Video released early Monday shows a crowd gathered for a boisterous second-line parade suddenly scattering in all directions, with some falling to the ground. They appear to be running from a man in a white T-shirt and dark pants who turns and runs out of the picture.
Police were working to determine whether there was more than one gunman, though they initially said three people were spotted fleeing from the scene. Whoever was responsible escaped despite the presence of officers who were interspersed through the crowd as part of routine precautions for such an event.


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Troup County Commission reviewed two grants for its Accountability Court programs during a work session meeting on Friday.
Market on Main hosts its first weekend sale and exhibition 8 a.m. Saturday at Carmike Cinema's Main Street parking lot.
Anyone walking into LaGrange Memorial Library on Wednesday afternoon would have immediately noticed two things: children and parents packed inside, and comic book heroes Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman walking among them.
An officer found a juvenile laying asleep on the sidewalk Thursday morning on Horace King Street.
Twin Cedars Youth and Family Services has something to smile about these days.
A suspect in the April 14 fatal shooting of a man on McGregor Street made his first appearance in Troup County Magistrate Court on Thursday for a probable cause hearing.
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The dog-gone days of summer just got a little brighter for a family in Ocean Springs, Mississippi.If dogs could talk, Michael Nelson's Boston terrier, "Lucy," would surely have many tales to tell.
The CEO of West Georgia Health spoke publicly about the potential partnership between WGH and the Marietta-based WellStar Health System on Wednesday at a civic club meeting at Highland Country Club.
A man and woman both face charges after a fight that lead the woman to allegedly cut the man in the face on Baldwin Street.
LaGrange is moving forward with a curbside recycling service plan after City Council members included funding for the program in its budget proposal Tuesday.
For more than an hour Tuesday, LaGrange City Council members sat transfixed during a council meeting as public safety officials laid out statistics, facts and figures regarding the city's increasingly public gang problem.
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The LaGrange City Council unveiled its 2015-2016 budget proposal at Tuesday night's meeting.
The staff of the Troup County Felony Drug Court team celebrated National Drug Court Month by holding a canned food drive throughout May to benefit a local women's shelter.
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LaGrange police responded to the 600 block of Snelson Street about 10 p.m. Tuesday night after someone reported shots fired in the area.
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Bankers and municipal bond issuers will want strong outside oversight in place to prevent Detroit from returning to bad habits and another fiscal meltdown. / Mary Schroeder/Detroit Free Press
Slogging through the biggest Chapter 9 municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history is bad enough, but what Detroit really wants to avoid is becoming what some wags cheekily call a Chapter 18 a double-dipper, a repeat offender, emerging from Chapter 9 only to collapse back into insolvency a few years later.
Preventing this outcome will be a major priority of Judge Steven Rhodes and emergency manager Kevyn Orr as they push Detroits bankruptcy toward conclusion this summer.
■ Full coverage: Detroits financial crisis
Whatever they propose about Detroits future governance how much control to return to elected leaders, and how quickly will surely spark contentious debate.
Mayor Mike Duggan and Detroit City Council members will want authority, right away, to do what they were elected to do.
Bankers and municipal bond issuers, though, will want strong outside oversight in place to prevent a return to bad habits and another fiscal debacle. Ditto for the governor and state Legislature, presumably.
Every time I talk to creditors, says Ken Buckfire, of the Miller Buckfire firm leading the strategic overhaul of Detroit finances, they ask about what happens after were gone, to prevent this from happening again.
And unless thats answered to the satisfaction of the capital markets because if theyre not satisfied theyll never lend the city a nickel again, no matter what anyone says the business community is not going to reinvest in the city unless they believe its not going back to the way it was.
Kriss Andrews, who was Detroits chief operating officer under Mayor Dave Bing in the months leading up to Orrs arrival as EM, says the issue of recidivism, or relapse into bad behavior, is a prevalent one in the world of bankruptcies, be they corporate or public sector.
Just fixing the citys balance sheet will not solve the problem, Andrews and his partners in the turnaround consulting firm Alderney Advisors wrote this month, citing Detroit in an article for ABF Journal, a finance trade publication. The machinery of government is broken, most of the neighborhoods are in a horrendous state and the cash-flow is challenged.
So what will outside supervision for Detroit look like when Orr departs the scene?
Buckfire and Orr are working on language for that, but it probably wont be included in the amended bankruptcy plan, called a plan of adjustment, set to be released Monday. But it is expected to become a part of the plan by the time Rhodes convenes a confirmation hearing on a settlement with creditors, now scheduled for July.
■ Related: Detroit to reveal new bankruptcy restructuring plan Monday
■ Susan Tompor: Error on Detroit police, fire pension cuts to be corrected in Monday filing
Whatever the Detroit oversight body is called after bankruptcy and Orrs exit, it will likely have more power than the Financial Advisory Board formed in April 2012. That board was to provide analysis and advice for a stability agreement between Detroit and the State of Michigan that predated Orrs arrival as EM.
State law from 2012 provides for creation of a transition advisory board (TAB) following departure of an EM. Orrs 18-month term is up in September.
Gov. Rick Snyder created such a board last year in Ecorse, giving it authority over critical decisions including power to review and approve all budgets, borrowing and collective bargaining agreements. A TAB has no legal cap on how long it will be in existence; thats up to the governor.
The grandaddy of oversight bodies for cities in fiscal distress was the Municipal Assistance Corp. (MAC), a body created in the mid-1970s to oversee the fiscal rescue of New York City. Because 30-year bonds were issued in that case, the MAC stayed in existence for the life of those bonds and voted itself out of existence in 2008.
Its hard to imagine the hard-charging Duggan not chafing under the constraints of an outside body with power over budgets, union contracts, perhaps even hiring in a post-bankruptcy Detroit. Duggan declined comment through a spokesman for this report.
Proponents of a strong outside financial control board, however, say the need for one has nothing to do with the competence of Duggan or the integrity of his predecessor, Dave Bing.
How do you make sure, says Buckfire, that the city will not run off the rails again in the next 10 or 20 years? ... You have to plan for the worst case, because the best case is irrelevant.
FirstMerit Bank executive Sandy Pierce, who chairs the Detroit Financial Advisory Board, sees the need for an independent financial entity to work closely with elected officials to ensure that the court-approved restructuring plan is implemented properly, so we dont fall back into bad habits.
Drafting the devilish details to satisfy the likes of Duggan, Wall Street, Snyder, Orr and Rhodes, will be quite the trick.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Phil Matier: State Sen. Leland Yee's Campaign Funds Available For His Legal Defense
Suspended state Sen. Leland Yee could have over $600, 000 to spend on his legal bills thanks to the campaign donations he accumulated for his now-defunct run for Secretary of State.
Phil Matier: Oakland Police Want To Scrap 'Ineffective' ShotSpotter System
Police in Oakland want to drop the city's ShotSpotter program—a gunshot detection system—calling it expensive and redundant, despite calls from residents in high-crime neighborhoods to keep it.
SF Firefighters Raking In Overtime, Among Highest-Paid City Workers
Insider Phil Matier reports San Francisco firefighters are doing pretty well financially as overtime pay is making them some of the highest-paid city workers.
Federal Investigators Denied Access By Tesoro Refinery After Chemical Release Burns Workers
Federal investigators looking into last Wednesday's industrial accident at the Tesoro refinery in Martinez, where two workers were sprayed in the face with sulfuric acid, have been denied access on their attempted return visits.
Report Finds America's Cup Failed To Live Up To Expectations For SF Economy
A new report by the Bay Area Council Economic Institute indicates that the City of San Francisco lost money hosting the America's Cup.
SF Chronicle Disputes NY Times Report About Ending Food Section
The San Francisco Chronicle is disputing a report in the New York Times which said the newspaper plans to stop publishing its beloved standalone food section.
Sonoma Co. Sheriff's Deputy May Not Have ID'd Himself As Law Enforcement In Lopez Shooting
The Sonoma County sheriff's deputy who fatally shot a 13-year-old boy in Santa Rosa last week may not have identified himself as a law-enforcement officer before opening fire.
San Francisco Chronicle Will Not Use Washington Redskins Name
The newspaper is the latest to refuse to use the name Redskins.
Chronicle Drops Sponsorship For National Spelling Bee
Children from the Bay Area may not be able to compete in the upcoming Scripps National Spelling Bee, after the San Francisco Chronicle suddenly dropped its sponsorship.
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New Art Exchange in Hyson Green, Nottingham is the UK's largest visual arts space outside London dedicated to African, African Caribbean and Asian art. Housing galleries, performance space, artist studios, offices, as well as a cafe and shop.
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New Art Exchange is proud to present the first major survey of Faiza Butt's work in a British public gallery.
The exhibition explores Faiza Butt's practice over two decades and comprises of a rich collection ranging from drawings to digital prints, light works and sculptural installation. Butt was born in Lahore, Pakistan; the stimulus for her practice is wide ranging, however she cites growing up in the shifting politics of 1980s Pakistan and observing the impact of 9/11 on the young Pakistan diaspora in Britain, as major influences on her work.
'Artists have a purpose in society. You do not make art to make anyone comfortable or to amuse people. Art is a language, a code through which you hope to make a difference.' Faiza Butt
Her artworks are based on pictures scavenged from the media and advertising. In a bid to connect with the widest audience, and in response to the snobbery towards beauty in contemporary art, Butt deploys candy-shop colours and familiar forms to capture the spectator's interest before connecting them with globally important questions.
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One of the most innovative features of Fifth Third Bank's Currency Processing Solutions is your ability to receive provisional credit on in-store cash receipts. Here's how it works:
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TowelMate's Ultimate Beach Towel does a little more than keep you dry and give you a clean spot on the sand. It includes pockets for a removable pillow to make you more comfortable and places to store your gadgets, sunscreen, or whatever else you want to keep hidden (or at least off of the sand). »
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