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NHL On The Way Up
by Paul on 04/14/08 at 12:34 PM ET
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from Tripp Mickle of SportsBusiness Journal (paid sub.),
For the first time since the 2004-05 lockout, the NHL pushed the metrics of attendance and TV ratings in the same direction — up.
The league set its second post-lockout attendance record, drawing 21.2 million fans to its rinks. Average attendance rose 1.8 percent to 17,268 fans a game, and the all-important metric of paid attendance increased 2 percent and reached an average of just more than 16,000 fans.
The success at the gates was matched on national television. Versus saw its ratings increase from a 0.2 to a 0.3 average cable rating while average total viewership was up 28 percent from 212,366 in 2006-07 to 272,417 in 2007-08. NBC's ratings rose from a 0.9 to a 1.0 household rating and viewership rose 11 percent to 1.5 million over nine telecasts.
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Can We Get A Little Respect
by Paul on 04/14/08 at 12:24 PM ET
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NBC commentator Mike Milbury was asked to make believe he was the team's coach and gave his analysis of what the team needed to do to win: "so, I'm in the Washington cra-capaitals dre—ahh. I said Crapitals. That's what it is today. Washington Capitals dressing room…"
Milbury halfway apologized for using the same dumb insult for the Caps that immature fans of teams in cities like Boston and New York have been using for decades. It's understandable. He's worked most of his career for teams in those towns, and at least Milbury doesn't call the play by play. At least he's only on screen between periods. At least the play by play comes from experienced professionals, led by respected veteran announcer Mike Emerick.
Wait, did we say respected?
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A Look At Dick Irwin
by Paul on 04/13/08 at 12:38 PM ET
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from Stu Hackel of Slap Shot at the NY Times,
If anyone alive is more steeped in hockey tradition or hockey culture than Dick Irvin, that person is purely fictional. Dick Irvin, however, is real. His father, James Dickinson "Dick" Irvin, was a Hockey Hall of Fame player, an original Chicago Black Hawk in 1926 (their first captain, in fact) who became a Stanley Cup winning coach for Toronto and then Montreal during the glory days of Rocket Richard. Young Dick, Jr. absorbed his father's love for the game, became a sports broadcaster in Montreal and made his own mark as an announcer for Hockey Night in Canada as well as the Canadiens. He was a Hockey Hall of Fame Media Honoree in 1988.
In the '60s, Irvin was paired with Danny Gallivan, probably the greatest hockey play-by-play announcer of all time, and became the sport's first color commentator.
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Fisher & Hockey Go Together
by Paul on 04/11/08 at 11:46 PM ET
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from William Houston of the Globe and Mail,
On Thursday night, Red Fisher wrote a column on deadline, as he usually does, off the Montreal Canadiens-Boston Bruins playoff opener.
Yesterday morning, he put together his usual Saturday package consisting of a column and NHL notebook that will fill a page in today's Montreal Gazette.
Tonight, he will be back at the Bell Centre press box in Montreal, writing on deadline.
"Doesn't everybody do it?" he asked yesterday.
Some do, but Fisher will be 82 in August, an age when all but very few sportswriters are long retired and telling war stories.
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A Touch of Hypocrisy
by Alanah McGinley on 04/10/08 at 07:04 PM ET
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From Barry Melrose Rocks,
But what really bugs me is hypocrisy.
When the MSM preaches about how they've gone to J-school and are so much more important because of it, that's fine. When the MSM calls bloggers no talent hacks that reek of fan bias, that's fine. There's one problem with all that, though. You see, when you say those things, boy you had better back them up. Or maybe I'm wrong. Maybe this is just a case of someone in the minority not representing the upstanding majority. Tell me if I wrong because, unlike many newspapers, BMR has a comments section after every article. Oh, excuse me, post. But majority, minority, whatever. If the MSM's rules are to single out one person and make them a poster child for the whole, then I think I should be allowed to play by those rules as well.
So today, we examine Mr. Don Brennan of the Ottawa Sun. Why? Lately, with the hometown Sens facing the Pens in the playoffs, he has sounded more like a Senators fanboy or a crazed message boarder than an actual journalist.
Also: links to the original Brennan story and its fallout can be found at James Mirtle's blog.
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Enough Blood Talk
by Paul on 04/10/08 at 12:38 PM ET
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"Blood all over the ice" made my blood boil at Hockey.com today.
Update 1:24pm ET: Also from Hockey.com today, Marty Henwood on Gary Roberts,
From the morning-after-the-night-before department of hindsight and what-ifs, the Ottawa Senators probably could have saved themselves a whole lot of hassle, not to mention a few early vacations, had they simply traded for Gary Roberts, say, half a dozen years ago.
Just in case you think you have seen this movie before, relax. You are not losing your mind.
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NHL Network Online - Reviewed
by Alanah McGinley on 04/09/08 at 05:45 PM ET
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There have been a number of stories published today on the launch of the new NHL Network Online. To read more about it, check out these:
"NHL Tries to Score in Digital World to Woo Fans" (The CP)
"Can the NHL's Web Strategy Make a Difference" (Conde Nast)
"NHL Net Online Debuts" (NHL Press Release, via Eye on the Media)
Being fascinated by the NHL's digital media initiatives in general, I spent some time on the new site this morning, and have some first impressions to share.
Some good, some bad:
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The Hockey Show
by Paul on 04/09/08 at 12:30 PM ET
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Don't miss the NHL.com's debut of "The Hockey Show"... your premium pass to what's happening around the league!
Join hosts Carrie Millbank and Steven Lee today as they preview the "Journey to the Cup." It's All Hockey, All Access, All The Time!
Watch it right here at KK beginning at 11:30am ET.
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Good Luck Jason
by Paul on 04/09/08 at 12:07 PM ET
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from the AP via the Mercury News,
(Jason) Reitman told the league to call him if he could be of any help and they asked him to blog.
"This year is a little depressing because my two teams, the (Vancouver) Canucks and the (Los Angeles) Kings, neither of them are in the playoffs," he said, adding that the invitation came "when the Canucks still had a chance."
"Now the Canucks aren't in it. So what I decided is that I'm going to write a kind of mythical blog about what the Canucks and Kings would be doing had they still been in," he said. "In my version, for the first time
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Great Times to be a Hockey Fan
by Alanah McGinley on 04/08/08 at 06:12 PM ET
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From Eric McErlain at The Sporting News,
As I've written before, the early 21st century may be the best time in history to be a professional sports fan, and that's even the case for the NHL—a sport that plenty of American newspaper editors and television producers would like to see shunted off to the margins. With only incredibly rare exceptions, virtually every game that your home team plays will be on television. And if you manage to miss the game, you can access the highlights online via NHL.com, or perhaps just your favorite bits, like the most exciting goals, hits and fights that proliferate on YouTube. And if you live hundreds or even thousands of miles from your favorite team, there's always the NHL Center Ice PPV package, the out of town fan's ultimate lifeline.
For some critics, that's just not enough, as they often mention the fact that Versus, the cable network that carries NHL games two times a week during the regular season, can't be found in hotels around the country. If that's a problem, just invest in a Slingbox…
You know, I've often wondered about this myself. I realize not everyone can afford a Slingbox, but I've always wondered why so many media members—who frequently make the criticism that Eric points out—don't have them. They're an awesome little gizmo (and no, I'm not making any money for pointing this out…!).
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Parish Minister – The Reverend Bill Neely
Rev. Bill Neely began serving UU Princeton in July, 2011. In his ministry, he seeks to empower and inspire people to deepen the spirit in their own lives, their relationships, and the larger world. Through engagement with the four pillars of congregational life: worship, service, learning, and fellowship, he believes that we gain the wisdom, strength, and resilience to grow with one another and bless the world. He believes that all ministry is, at core, about our relationships, and that relational ministry is best guided by love.
Before coming to Princeton, Bill served as the Interim Minister of First Unitarian Universalist Church, Detroit, and the Settled Minister of Neshoba Unitarian Universalist Church near Memphis, TN. He studied at Meadville Lombard Theological School in Chicago and completed fieldwork in St. Paul, MN; Rockford, IL; and Fond du Lac, WI. Before beginning seminary, he was a member of The Unitarian Church of Norfolk, VA; the congregation that ordained him in June 2006.
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Congregational Administrator – Sara Oderwald
Sara joined the staff as congregational administrator in July 2005. As of July 2012 she is a member of the Executive Team serving with Rev. Bill Neely. Her responsibilities include supervising the sexton, office assistant, and bookkeeper. She produces the monthly newsletter Skylights and handles all facility use requests. Sara lives in Titusville with her husband Bill and one beloved miniature rescue dachshund who came with the name Wanda but is now called Cricket. Cricket is a naughty little girl and is always finding ways to get into mischief.
Director of Lifespan Religious Education – Lorraine Shiarappa
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Youth and Young Adult Programs Coordinator – Craig Rubano
Craig Anthony Rubano leads three congregational ministries: On the Younger Side (a senior-high youth group), a weekly Campus Ministry at Princeton University and a fledgling Younger Adults gathering.
Sexton – Jorge Garcia Salas
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Chepauk never fails Pakistan. It was an ecstatic Nasir Jamshed who kissed the ground after completing his century. Junaid Khan's four-wicket haul almost killed the match before it began. Both played pivotal roles with bat and ball as Pakistan scripted a six wicket victory over India here on Sunday.
Despite the humid conditions and Bhuvneshwar Kumar's probing first spell, defending 227 was always going to be a tall order for India.
The hosts started on rickety legs, as their top five were done in by some terrific swing bowling by Khan and Mohammad Irfan. India's top-order's inability to negotiate pace and swing was once again in stark view as they were felled in an identical manner.
Virender Sehwag, pushing an incoming ball to cover, found his off-stump dismantled. Gautam Gambhir, attempting an expansive drive off Irfan's full delivery, saw his sticks in tatters. Virat Kohlifailed to cover a Junaid delivery and the woodwork was in ruins again. Yuvraj Singh was beaten by another full-length ball from Junaid while Rohit Sharma nudged one straight to the third slip where Mohammad Hafeez took a spectacular reflex catch.
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Chasing 227, the drama unfolded instantly. Hafeez allowed Bhuvneshwar's first ball to go by but the huge in-swinger uprooted his off-stump. Kumar did not stop there. Five overs later, he snaffled Azhar Ali — the batsman failing to control a hook and holding out to Rohit Sharma at mid-wicket.
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Chelsea Briggs caught up with Brittany Snow to get some inside deets on what we can expect from the upcoming sequel while at the Lipton Party at Sundance 2015! Get excited!
Plus, we caught up with American Authors to talk about what we can expect from their second album! Watch after the jump!


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Good Frisbees: The 10 Worst Albums Of The Last 10 Years- By Bossip Staff Categories: Attention Slores, News, We Broke It Here First!
Worst Albums Of The Last 10 Years
Making a good album is hard. It's tough to pull off. Making a legendarily horrible album is much, much easier. Which is why it was difficult to come up with just 10 of the worst albums to drop in recent memory. But we definitely found a way to pull it off. Which meant listening to horrid music, too.
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In 2009 or 2010 I rode from Phoenix to Tucson to El Paso to Dallas to Madison. I made pretty good time from Dallas to Madison: 13.5 hours.
I've ridden from Madison to LA in a little over 48 hours, and from Madison to Seattle in just under 48 hours.
I've driven a car from Madison to New York in 17 hours. This I've done several times.
After the ride from Dallas to Madison, I got into my truck and drove to Minneapolis.
Three days from Phoenix to Philly will be tiring, but otherwise easy.
You'll have to stick to interstate highways and you'll want to go about 7-9 mph over the speed limit.
Go to the IBA website for info. Especially on lights, diet, hydration, fuel, road hazards, basic bike prep, basic bike maintenance, and all kinds of shit you need to know.
I used to like this kind of thing. Somewhere between St. Louis and Madison, after riding close to 100 mph all the way from Dallas, I stopped liking it at much.
I would offer a little bit of a different opinion on the practicing. I would say, Don't Practice. Because ignorance is bliss. The first time I rode 1000 miles, I actually rode closer to 1500, and by the end, I'd ridden from Tampico, Mexico, to Madison, WI in about 72 hours.
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New Jersey has filed a motion with the U.S. Court of Appeals in an effort to continue its attempt to legalize sports betting in the state. "By expediting the appeal, the court would further the interests of the people of the state of New Jersey both in promoting regulated sports wagering -- with significant economic and fiscal benefits for the state -- and in suppressing the existing, unregulated sports-wagering market," the motion says.
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Protesters remained in Cairo's central Tahrir Square on Monday, hundreds having camped out overnight, a day after opposition parties began tentative talks with the government.
Some demonstrators also continued to block the Mugamma administrative building for a second day in a row, thus preventing Egyptians from picking up documents such as birth certificates, marriage licenses and passports.
Meanwhile, Egyptian state television blamed "extremist groups" for a morning attack by unknown assailants, who used rocket-propelled grenades against security forces near Rafah, in the Sinai Peninsula, near the Gaza Strip. The attack injured two officers.
A Saturday attack in the Sinai on a pipeline used to transport natural gas to Israel and Jordan was also blamed on "terrorists" seeking to exploit the ongoing unrest in Egypt.
In Cairo, the banned opposition Muslim Brotherhood held its first talks with the government in a bid to find a political solution to the crisis.
While admitting they were just at the beginning, the group said no substantive concessions had been offered. Committees were formed to look into their core demands.
Competing demands are on the table. Egyptians crowding Tahrir Square want President Hosni Mubarak to step down immediately. Others want to see a dignified exit for the man who has ruled the country since 1981.
The government, for now, is sticking to its position that Mr. Mubarak will leave in September, when his term as president comes to its natural end.
One compromise being floated suggests a gradual diminishing of Mr. Mubarak's powers, with control shifting to vice presidents and technocrats.
In the United States, President Barack Obama stressed there was room for a democratic Egypt to emerge.
"What I want is a representative government in Egypt," Mr. Obama said.
"And I have confidence that if Egypt moves in an orderly transition process, that we will have a government in Egypt that we can work with together as a partner." The military was still keeping watch over Tahrir Square, though there were some signs of restlessness and efforts were being made to reduce the space available to protesters.
Elsewhere in Egypt, life was slowly returning to normal, with businesses re-opening. However, there was still no trading at the stock exchange, which has been closed since late January.
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Book: Women of the World: The Rise of the Female Diplomat
Author: Helen McCarthy
Publisher: Bloomsbury
Pages: 416
Price: Rs 599
For those who assume the female diplomat has been around for a long time, a study of history will reveal otherwise. The only women in the world of diplomacy until the early 20th century were the "ambassadresses" or wives of ambassadors. A New York Times report in 1902 spoke of how in drawing rooms, courts, or at any royal function which ladies attend, "it is the 'Ambassadress', not the Ambassador who has to be considered. Sometimes she is a touchy personage indeed."
The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography said of Lady Hariot Dufferin, whose husband went on to become the viceroy of India, that she was regarded as "the most effective diplomatic wife of her generation". These were not career diplomats but wives of powerful men who left a mark on history with their charm, wit, charisma and ambition.
In 1933, it was stated in a debate in the British House of Commons, "The special virtues of women are singularly ill-adapted to diplomatic life". Counted among womanly virtues were intuition and sympathy – the first regarded as "absolutely fatal" to diplomacy, tempting "people to jump to conclusions", and the latter "equally fatal" since it caused people to "identify with causes or personalities with which or whom they feel sympathy". Together, it was concluded, these "virtues" would be fatal "to that very balanced attitude which it is the business of the Diplomatic Service to preserve".
Since the pronouncement of those overarching, gender biased obiter dicta, women have come a long way in the diplomatic service of the United Kingdom, which is the subject of Helen McCarthy's account of the rise of "Women of the World" – or the female diplomat - as they have in chancelleries of diverse nations across the world. In India's foreign service, those early days post-independence saw the appointment of pioneering women diplomats like C.B. Muthamma, Rukmini Menon and Rama Mehta setting the stage for a succession of women entering the portals of the Ministry of External Affairs. They proved their worth as able officers and in no way were lesser mortals than their male colleagues, on serving the national cause with distinction.
In Britain, one reason advanced to establish that a career in embassies and consulates abroad was not fit for a woman was that they would be at an automatic disadvantage dealing with such categories as "drunken sailors". This is reminiscent of an argument often heard in similar contexts that women in embassies would be misfits since they "could not go to the airport" to receive dignitaries at night. A 1934 press report spoke of a main objections to women in the diplomatic service being that "a large proportion of the 400 odd posts are in unhealthy parts of the world". McCarthy's account speaks of the first women entrants to the British Foreign Service, post-World War II. (India seems to have led, rather than followed, in this regard since our first women diplomats entered the scene in 1948/49 whereas Mary Galbraith, the first woman foreign service appointee for Britain, began her Foreign Office career in October 1951. Our first career diplomat woman ambassador was C.B. Muthamma who became ambassador to Hungary in 1970. The first British woman career ambassador was Dame Anne Warburton who became ambassador to Denmark in 1976.) World War II had opened the space for women to prove their worth in many quasi-diplomatic areas of functioning, as also in intelligence work and communications. In the early 20th century, pioneers like explorer and archaeologist, Gertrude Bell, an Arabist, left a huge imprint with their stellar work in the Middle East, despite the fact that there were men like the British MP, Mark Sykes, who described her (Bell) as "a flat-chested, man-woman, globe-trotting, rump-wagging, blathering ass". Such diatribes apart, Bell was widely regarded as a combination of 'masculine vigour, hard common sense and practical efficiency – all tempered by feminine charm and a most romantic spirit'. Stalin's Soviet Union had, during this period, led the way with the appointment of Alexandra Kollontai as Ambassador to Norway in1922. Kollantai's egalitarian instincts and sympathetic manner endeared her to many. She did not see any need to claim feminine precedence, or wield feminine charms as some of her Western colleagues were later wont to do, and was regarded as exceptional.
Outnumbered by their male colleagues, a tiny minority of four women also affixed their signatures to the Charter of the United Nations in 1945. No record of those times can also ignore the impact of Vijayalakshmi Pandit who, as president of the UN General Assembly and ambassador to the United States, and also to the Soviet Union, left a mark on the diplomatic history of our young republic in the fifties of the last century as also in the countries where she served, particularly in the US.
The "marriage bar" restricted the rise of women in the foreign services of countries like Britain and India for years. It bore the stain of sex discrimination. Our own diplomatic service lost many women stalwarts like Rama Mehta, Mira Sinha Bhattacharjea and Surjit Mansingh who quit their careers post marriage. It was only in the early seventies that this iniquitous requirement which prevented married women from applying for foreign service was dropped. In Britain, and in India.
The advance of women to posts of a sensitive nature and responsibility in diplomacy has been slow the world over. It is only in the last two decades that women secretaries of state in the US were seen. In India, we now have a woman external affairs minister, Sushma Swaraj, who is our leading diplomat today. It was only in 2001, 54 years after Independence that our first woman foreign secretary, Chokila Iyer, was appointed.
McCarthy observes that the presence of women at leadership level in global summits is limited and exceptional and there is a tendency to hold women to a higher standard. She notes, "Even in the 21 century, woman wielding serious power in the global political arena is an oddity, a phenomenon to be explained rather than taken for granted. Not only is her performance subject to closer scrutiny than her male peers, but it often comes to stand as a test of the ability of all women and to reflect, for good or ill, the wisdom of allowing a woman to do a 'man's job'." These are truths that must be acknowledged.
Women of the World is an easy and interesting read, charting thecourse of female advancement in a profession that has long been exclusively for men. The "old diplomacy" was very much a male club. The new diplomacy is more gender-friendly, though we are nowhere near concluding that the aspirations of women in the field have been met.
(Nirupama Rao is an Indian Foreign Services officer, who served as foreign secretary of India and ambassador to the United States)


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Pearl Marina offers modern accommodations in Dubai Marina. Each has free Wi-Fi and a fully equipped kitchen. Guests can enjoy swimming in the outdoor pool or relax on the sun terrace.The kitchen comes with a microwave and a stove. Free toiletries are in the bathroom, and most accommodations have a washing machine. Soft colours and tiled floors are part of the bright décor.Dubai Marina Mall is a 5-minute drive away, and the Mall of the Emirates is 20 minutes by car. Several restaurants are within walking distance.Luggage storage and newspapers are available at the front desk. Pearl Marina also has a gym with modern cardio equipment. ...read more
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Although the judiciary is blamed for the delay in dispensing justice, it is the government that is at fault
While the Chief Justice of India inaugurated a Fast Track Court (FTC) at Delhi and exhorted the High Courts to act likewise, a Bench of the Supreme Court, in Brij Mohan Lal vs Union of India and Others, 2005, allowed the Central and State governments to close down over 1,500 FTCs on the ground that funds were not available.
FTCs were started by the Central government pursuant to the observations of the First National Judicial Pay Commission, 1999, the 120th Report of the Law Commission on Manpower Planning in the judiciary, the report on Crime in India published by the National Crime Records Bureau and the lamentations of every Chief Justice of India who used the Law Day address to highlight the mounting arrears and the paucity of funds available to the judiciary. India has about 11 judicial officers per million population as compared to Australia's 42 and Canada's 75 ; the United Kingdom has 51 and the United States has 107 per million population. To deal with the current volume of litigation and eliminate arrears, India needs to appoint five times the present strength of judges. The Central and State governments, however, treat the judiciary as a pariah and pretend not to understand how important this institution is for the survival of democracy itself.
Demeaning rules
When judges were appointed to the FTCs, their service conditions were settled by the framing of rules which were done in consultation with the High Courts of the States. Regrettably, demeaning rules were framed treating these quite talented judicial officers as if they were purely temporary employees with no right to be regularised in the cadre and their services were capable of being terminated at will without notice. By framing such rules, the State governments undermined the independence and dignity of the judiciary. These FTCs disposed of 33 lakh cases under quite onerous targets given to them. Relying on these unfortunate rules, the Supreme Court upheld the sacking of over 1,500 trained judicial officers by treating their request for regularisation in the same manner as an ad hoc government employee. Relying on the unfortunate judgment in State of Karnataka vs Uma Devi and Others, 2006 where ad hoc government employees who had served for decades were declared to have no rights at all, the FTC judges found themselves age barred for recruitment elsewhere and unable to practice under the Bar Council of India rules in any court other than the High Courts of the States or the Supreme Court of India.
The winding up of these courts despite their fair performance and the huge arrears that needed to be tackled was justified by the central government on the incredible argument that the 13th Finance Commission had recommended a grant of Rs.5,000 crore for improving the justice delivery system and that out of this Rs.2500 crore was to be spent on courts working in shifts, Lok Adalats, the Legal Services Authorities, Alternate Disputes Resolution and the judicial academies for trainings. Thus due to the shift in perspective, money could no longer be spent on FTCs. The Supreme Court found this argument "strange" and said that "the state cannot be permitted to advance an argument of financial constraints in such matters. The state cannot, in an ad hoc manner, create new systems while simultaneously demolishing existing systems when the latter have shown achievement of results." After saying this, the Supreme Court inexplicably accepted the argument of government that the court should not interfere since the FTCs are already closed down and the Supreme Court merely requested the Central government to "reconsider allocating some amount" for absorbing some of the FTC judges in the regular judiciary.
Direction in two cases
This submissive surrender to the executive was contrary to S.P. Gupta vs President of India and Others, 1981 where it was held that it was "a primary duty of the state to provide for fair and efficient administration of justice." The Court held that it was the duty of the President under Article 216 of the Constitution to appoint a sufficient number of judges and that the Courts had the power to direct the executive to do so. In the second All India Judges' case (1993), the Court directed the government to implement the recommendations of the Justice Shetty Commission Report on service conditions for judges so as to maintain the independence of the judiciary.
In the Third All India Judges Association case, the Supreme Court felt that the "time has now come for protecting the judicial system" by directing an increase in the judges strength from 13 per million population to 50 judges per million.
The mere fact that the FTCs have been discontinued should not deter the Chief Justice of India from reviewing this judgment on a Constitutional Bench and directing the Central and State governments to increase the budgets for the judiciary five times and appoint thousands of judges and establish thousands of courts. The judiciary has for many years taken the blame for delay in the dispensation of justice and the arrears in the courts. The time has come for the blame to be placed correctly — at the door of the Prime Minister of India.
(Dr. Colin Gonsalves is founder, Human Rights Law Network and Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India.)
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Tattoo Removal Practitioners in the US Industry Market Research Report Now Available from IBISWorld
Increased social acceptability of and interest in tattoos has driven demand for them, which ultimately increased the pool of potential customers who may regret their initial decision and want their tattoos removed by this industry´s practitioners. Although the recession caused drops in disposable income that flowed onto the industry as reduced demand, heightened unemployment as a result of the recession actually supported the Tattoo Removal Practitioners industry because many job seekers sought to cover up tattoos in order to obtain employment. Enticed by fast growth and low barriers to entry, entrepreneurs and companies flocked to the industry. For these reasons, industry research firm IBISWorld has added a report on the Tattoo Removal Practitioners industry to its growing industry report collection.
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The Tattoo Removal Practitioner industry grew quickly over the past five years, with revenue expanding at an average annual rate of 20.9% to $65.6 million in 2012. Increased social acceptability of and interest in tattoos has driven demand for them, which ultimately increased the pool of potential customers who may regret their initial decision and want their tattoos removed. Further pushing growth has been the recession, says IBISWorld industry analyst Justin Molavi, with "heightened unemployment increasing demand from job seekers who wanted to cover up tattoos to improve their job prospects." At the same time, the recession did cause drops in disposable income, which mitigated some growth because it limited consumers' ability to pay for tattoo removal.
Innovation has been a key focus in the Tattoo Removal Practitioner industry, with increasing use of Q-switching laser technology to remove tattoos, which allows less patient evasiveness and scarring. According to Molavi, "This move has not only resulted in higher demand for tattoo removal since consumers generally prefer this method, but also supported demand for tattoos because people now see how relatively easy it is to remove them with this method (in comparison to other methods used by the industry)." Industry players purchased this technology at accelerating rates to meet demand from customers who demanded tattoo removal.
The industry will continue to grow over the next five years, albeit at a slower rate. Although demand will still be high, given the ease of removal with laser technology, the boost in demand that resulted from high unemployment will fade as the US economy gains steam and unemployment declines. The absence of the high growth experienced during the past five years will result in fewer new entrants during the next five years. Although existing companies, such as MEDermis Laser Clinic, LaserAway and the Dr. Tattoff franchise, only comprise a small share of industry revenue, they will continue to increase market share through geographical expansion. IBISWorld estimates that most of the industry´s revenue comes from the Southeast, West and Mid-Atlantic regions due to their higher population densities and the presence of major metropolitan areas in these regions. For more information visit IBISWorld´s Tattoo Removal Practitioners in the US industry page.
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Industry players primarily provide tattoo removal services through laser technology that breaks down tattoo ink. Some players offer other personal care services such as laser hair removal.
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Recognized as the nation´s most trusted independent source of industry and market research, IBISWorld offers a comprehensive database of unique information and analysis on every US industry. With an extensive online portfolio, valued for its depth and scope, the company equips clients with the insight necessary to make better business decisions. Headquartered in Los Angeles, IBISWorld serves a range of business, professional service and government organizations through more than 10 locations worldwide. For more information, visit http://www.ibisworld.com or call 1-800-330-3772.
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In Victorian England, the young and beautiful Alice (Sophie Lowe) tells a tale of a strange new land that exists on the other side of a rabbit hole. An invisible cat, a hookah smoking caterpillar and playing cards that talk are just some of the fantastic things she's seen during this impossible adventure. Surely this troubled girl must be insane and her doctors aim to cure her with a treatment that will make her forget everything. Alice seems ready to put it all behind her, especially the painful memory of the genie she fell in love with and lost forever-the handsome and mysterious Cyrus (Peter Gadiot). But deep down Alice knows this world is real and just in the nick of time, the sardonic Knave of Hearts (Michael Socha) and the irrepressible White Rabbit (John Lithgow) arrive to save her from a doomed fate. Together, the trio will take a tumble down the rabbit hole to this Wonderland where nothing is impossible.


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Social media continues to wreak havoc in courtrooms across the country. Despite repeated warning from judges, jurors are continuing to comment on cases via social media, "friend" parties to the lawsuits, and conduct their own Internet research outside of the courtroom.
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WHO RENTS THIS ESTATE? Pro-sports players and movie stars love our Concierge Royalty Package but we also rent the base estate for two and three night weekends for family reunions where guests of all ages enjoy an exclusive tropical get-a-way without spending too much or commuting very far. Inquire about this pricing which varies based on time of year and services provided.
We welcome you to relax, spread out and enjoy the luxury and expansive splendor of Five Falls Estate in total, discreet privacy. Our Royalty Package caters to celebrity lifestyles where one call does it all. Your private concierge makes sure that what you want is here when you arrive and we pride ourselves in fulfilling even the most peculiar requests - no questions - just done!
This is not a hotel or banquet hall and the owner only rents a few times a year to select family groups. Occupancy is by invitation only based on current booking load and what guests would like to use the estate for.
Five Falls Estate is 1.5 hours from New York City and minutes away from Philadelphia. there are numorous five star restaurants and area attractions including winery tours, golf courses, Longwood Gardens, Tyler Arboretum, the Liberty Bell, Franklin Institute, Camden Aquarium, Philadelphia Zoo and a very long list of concert, live theater halls, museums and shopping meccas.
Poolside hot rock massage/facials and other spa treatments available. Sit at the sun-drenched swim-up bar and enjoy a great-start breakfast or have it delivered to your private bedroom lanai.
Master Suite - Includes vaulted ceiling, sitting room with coffee bar, wet bar, TV, DVD, private lanai and 150 square-foot master bath. Stereo sound in master bedroom, shower and on outside lanai porch.
Workout Gym - Air-conditioned with view of Koi pond, waterfalls and grotto, free weights, Universal weight machine, treadmill, eliptical machine, heavy bag, speed bag and other equipment, DVD TV, VCR and stereo sound.
Party Rentals
Due to zoning restrictions, the tropical room at Five Falls Estate can no longer be rented independently for parties and corporate events. This is a truly unique and memorable location to host a family reunion but you must lease the whole house as a home rental. The true movie-theater size screen and commercial sound system make this a great room for family celebrations. The projector is also wired to a computer and is great for presentations.
Our dance floor area is equipped with club lighting and special effects, including a strobe light and colored lights that dance to the beat of the music.
For our most popular party, a catered luau, we fly in fresh flower leis from Hawaii, project Hawaiian scenery and volcano footage on the big, 25-foot screen, and roast a whole pig. Once inside our warm tropical environment, your friends and family will forget that it is the dead of winter outside and will talk about your unique party for years to come.
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The owner is an award winning developer who has worked with theme park architects and engineers to create this ONE-OF-A-KIND paradise which is more than a luxury estate. It is an entertainment venue where parents and children can have fun and quality time together.
Owner purchased this estate in 2001
Years ago, when rivers and streams doubled as America's highways, Ridley Creek was a popular trade route for Minquas and Susquehanna Indians. Minquas Path, behind the house later became known as The Great Trail and was used to transport thousands of beaver skins to the first Dutch trading posts on the Delaware River.
One cool evening, Chief Choo stumbled away from a campsite along the trail and returned telling tales of a tropical rock canyon with warm waterfalls and hot water swimming holes. Most thought Choo was crazy or "kookoo", but he soon was joined by a host of good friends who would bring food and spirits and sneak off to the falls.
These people became known as the Kookachoos, and they called the falls "Kuklamunga".
These customs were passed on from generation to generation until the falls were tragically buried by the construction of U.S. Route 1.
Giovanni Cacciutti learned about the Kukachoos and stumbled across a map of Kuklamunga Falls while researching the roots of similar-sounding names. In the year 2000, they excavated the canyon down to the rare geocentric fissure that is responsible for the tropical anomaly and designed a house around it.
Welcome friends and guests to Kuklamunga Falls. Together we hope to carry on the legacy of the Kukachoos.
Skip to the house website link at very bottom for most complete information.
I had a 40th birthday party with friends and family, and this place was amazing! It was perfect for cooking all out family meals! Some enjoyed the pool, while others enjoyed the game room. It was like a mini vacation for us all! And Bill was amazing! Showed us around, and made us feel at home! We look forward to enjoying this home again in the near future!
This house is truly Phenomenal. I couldn't have asked for more. Scott was so pleasant, patient and considerate. Bill, who met us at the door was very helpful with showing us around the house and how to work the MANY electronics they have. I definitely plan on renting out this house again. Most amazing time of my life. I highly recommend this House !
We rented this estate for our daughters graduation party for family and friends. We were sold immediately while were setting up for the party with family and our daughter was finally speechless! There are so many to see and do, to be honest, we were speechless when we first drove up to the house. It was evident that there was a lot of thought that went into creating this oasis, even down to the very minute details. There are areas that were made especially for kids and there were area where all the adults congregated around. The biggest surprise was what is in the rear of the house, WOW! A must see.
We rented the home for a long weekend filled with a family reunion and my son's birthday party. The house was big enough for everyone to comfortably fit but gave us plenty of space to gather, reminisce and create new memories. The tropical indoor pool was so fresh and inviting. It was hard to keep the adults away from the swim up bar! The adults and kids (of varying ages) enjoyed taking turns either playing pool volleyball, Wii, pinball, billiards and bubble hockey. The open area fitness area even inspired a few to get in a quick workout. The staff was so inviting and knowledgeable about the house, equipment and the area. We couldn't have asked for a more relaxing experience and can't wait to experience this property again or another from this owner.
This house is smply AMAZING! We had our annual girls weekend in here this year. We have been doing it for 8 years and this house tops them all. There was not an inch of this house we did'nt use. Scott was very helpful in getting everything arranged, and was very acccommodating. Bill met us at the house and explained everything and was very helpful. The house was very clean and well kept. We used every inch of this house, and spent most of our time in the Hawaii room. We plan on renting this house again.
What a truly phenomenal vacation experience!! Our family was planning a vacation with two other families (total of 6 adults, 7 children), but we wanted to spend a lot of time together. Five Falls gave us the opportunity to do just that!! The kids woke up before the adults readied with their swim suits, and the adults were happy to join!! Plenty of space for cooking, every possible cooking gadget allowed for plenty of deelish meals to serve for all the gang!! Kids lived lunch being prepped by the pool and eating by the tiki bar, and the adults were able to enjoy the best of both worlds ... A casual drink, cooking and watching the kids have the time of their lives in the INDOOR POOL, surrounded by glass and giving the illusion of being outdoors. Game room gave kids and adults extra fun, as we rocked out with Guitar Hero.
Evening were either sober at the Tiki Bar or watching something on the theater screen over the pool, or nestled by the fireplace in the living area. We also enjoyed the outdoor space with marshmallows, hula hoops, ball playing and more.
The house is gorgeous, and very well appointed. We enjoyed this home feel as opposed to a hotel so as not to have to limit the kids' fun time, and with the little ones it gave us opportunity to spend more adult time together rather than splitting off at bedtime.
Management age a thorough review of all information needed, and even provided all requested points nearby which helped our stay be that much more comfortable.
Our friendly get togethers now always revolve around discussions of our great group vacation, followed by "when are we going back?" Hopefully, very soon!!
Golfing - numerous courses nearby
- Philadelphia Zoo
- Adventure Aquarium
- Longwood Gardens
- Atlantic City Casinos
- Walnut Street Theater
- Harrah's Chester Casino
- Tyler Arboretum
- Sesame Place
- The Franklin Institute
- The Please Touch Museum
- Chaddsford Winery
- The Liberty Bell
- The Electric Factory: Concerts
- Xfinity Live *
- Linvilla Orchards
- Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom
- Philadelphia Museum of Art
- Citizen's Bank Park: Home of the Philadelphia Phillies
- Wells Fargo Center: Home of the Philadelphia Flyers and 76ers
- Lincoln Financial Field: Home of the Philadelphia Eagles
*Xfinity Live: New outdoor/indoor complex near these stadiums offering restaurants, bars and sports entertainment.
Local Restaurants
- Bonefish Grille
- Fellini Café Trattoria* (BYOB)
- Diego's Cantina and Tequila Bar*
- Quotations
- Steven's on State Steakhouse*
- Iron Hill Brewery*
- PF Chang's
- Casa Mia
*Fun Tip: The restaurants on State Street in Media offer Dining Under the Stars each Wednesday night in the summer. The borough closes the street and some restaurants offer the opportunity to enjoy your dinner under the stars.
Philadelphia Restaurants
- Mosholu
- The Chart House
- Del Frisco's
- El Vez
- Cuba Libre
- Alma De Cuba
- Butcher and Singer
- Buddakan
- The Continental
- Morimoto
- The Capital Grille
Amenities that may need repair during your stay
Our homes have a great deal of electronics, furniture, appliances and equipment such as hot tubs, computers, wireless routers, theaters, cable TV, bubble hockey, TVs, stereos, fireplaces, etc. These items receive about 20 times the typical use of products in a typical home. In many ways we are like an amusement park that may occasionally have an attraction that is out. We buy quality items, keep them maintained and buy service contracts on them but we do not guarantee them and unfortunately they are not immune to breakdowns and occasionally need repairs. We try to keep spares of some items, will call repairmen immediately, but will NOT provide refunds if an appliance, piece of furniture or amenity is not working due to circumstances beyond our control.
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DISCLAIMER - Rates change with availability. Some stays will be less expensive than shown, some will be more expensive than shown to account for Holidays, discounts for longer stays, etc...
Please inquire for up to the minute rates and visit the house website link at the very bottom of this listing for the most up to date information.
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By John Wight - Ricky Hatton should retire from the sport of boxing. In the aftermath of his crushing defeat at the considerable hands of Manny Pacquiao the issue of whether or not this popular and charismatic fighter should or should not retire has divided the boxing community to a degree not seen in many a year. Commenators and pundits in the sports pages of newspapers, in boxing journals, and on blogs have offered well considered and well meaning analyses as to why he either should or shouldnt call it a day..
The wonder for me is that there is any doubt or conjecture over the fact he should retire at all. Yes, undoubtedly, due to his extraordinary popularity with his devoted army of fans, a Hatton fight would still generate interest. And, yes, theres also little doubt that if he retained the motivation to train and dedicate himself to the level required to compete at the level he needs to that he is still capable of beating most of the top ten welterweights who currently occupy the division. But lets be honest the word interest, in the context of the sport of professional boxing, is merely a euphemism for money, and beating lesser fighters in the division would be an anti-climactic end to the journey of excitement and drama that describes the career of a boxer whos filled soccer stadiums and more column inches than most world leaders put together.
More importantly, however, is the undeniable fact that even if all the above were true - namely that Ricky Hatton was still hungry and able to return to the ring - nothing he could ever achieve hereafter as a fighter would suffice to expunge not only the defeat he suffered against Pacquiao, but far more crucially the manner of that defeat.
Unlike his only other defeat against Mayweather Jr, which came after ten rounds of boxing, what we witnessed against Pacquiao in just under two rounds was so absolute, so devastating, that it deserves the respect of the man on the end of it to be reflected in his graceful exit from the sport. Moreover, Hatton himself, warrior that he is, has always made clear that his goal in boxing was to test himself against the best in the world, and that his overriding motivation was in achieving the title of best pound for pound fighter in the world. It is why he never ducked anyone and one of the reasons he was so respected and lionised, a throwback to the days when there was a pride in the sport which transcended money. Such pride has long been a relic, which made Hatton such a stand out and which earned him the admiration of so many boxing fans around the world.
To go back on such lofty principles now would only serve to tarnish his legacy. He doesnt need the money; the key question though is does he need the accolade and adulation? For make no mistake, the lure of the big stage for a Ricky Hatton or an Ali or a Sugar Ray Leonard, for men like them, is more than about money. Its the glory they miss, the drug of performing in front of thousands of people, millions when you take into account television and the wider media.
It is this very drug which saw Oscar De La Hoya fight on past his prime and suffer a humiliating loss against the same man who brutally knocked out Ricky Hatton, the inimitable Manny Pacquiao. Interestingly, De La Hoya has been one of those advocating a Ricky Hatton comeback in the wake of his defeat. But one suspects that he does so as a promoter rather than an impartial commentator, observer, or ex professional.
Last Saturday the cruelty of the sport was there for all to see in the way that Hatton hit the canvas and lay there inert for so long, with the shrill scream of his fiancée at ringside reminding us that people can and do die in there. Freddie Roach, himself intimately acquainted with the dangers of boxing, has advised Hatton to retire, and Hatton would be a fool not to listen seriously to such wise counsel.
Boxing is without doubt the greatest sport in the world. For anyone involved in or who appreciates the sport, it exemplifies courage, art, beauty and, as mentioned already, cruelty in equal measure. It pits two men of roughly equal size and weight, and at its very best skill, against one another in what is rightly described as the noble art. Sadly, for far too long the nobility has been missing from the sport, lost in the same greed, venality, and dishonesty which dominates every other aspect of life in the 21st century. This is why to have a champion like Pacquiao, a man of such dignity and respect for everyone he comes into contact with, including his opponents, has given boxing such a shot in the arm.
Yes, we should be grateful to at last have a P4P champion who doesnt talk trash to all and sundry, who doesnt brag about the money hes made, the cars he drives, who hasnt subsumed the repulsive bling culture that has turned a sport of kings into a sport of men who know the price of everything and the value of nothing.
Ricky Hatton belongs in the same category as Pacquiao. Hes a man of relatively humble origins whos never allowed his success and popularity to distort his worldview. Boxing needs such champions. However, it also needs champions who know when it is time to step aside. Such an acknowledgement on the part of Ricky Hatton will perhaps take more courage than it ever took to climb through the ropes throughout his magnificent career.
It is the former kind of courage, not the latter, which boxing needs him to demonstrate now.
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Cristiano Ronaldo\'s contract impasse with Spanish champions Real Madrid continues with no end in sight.
Manchester: Manchester United are on red alert as Cristiano Ronaldo's contract impasse with Spanish champions Real Madrid continues with no end in sight, and the Old Trafford club is working on a stunning 55 million pounds plus Nani and David De Gea swap deal for Ronaldo.
The Ronaldo camp is looking at commercial ventures which would tie in with a Premier League return this summer. The big hurdle would be whether the Premier League leaders could offer a salary to rival the player's current 220,000-pound-a-week deal and stay within the new UEFA Financial Fair Play regulations, which come into force next season.
But there is a way round those rules which would see a player agree a salary with a side and then sign a separate endorsement package with the club's sponsors. And it is exactly that model which is being considered at Old Trafford, with new club sponsors Chevrolet ready to make Ronaldo their global ambassador to help bring him back to Manchester.
Earlier, Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson left the door open to a return when asked about Ronaldo in December, saying, "You never know. He may want to go to another club at some point, and I'd hope he would want to come here."
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- 3 tablespoon(s) paprika
- 1 tablespoon(s) black pepper
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- 1 tablespoon(s) sugar
- 1/2 tablespoon(s) chili powder
- 1/2 tablespoon(s) garlic powder
- 1/2 tablespoon(s) onion powder
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) cayenne
- 1 bottle(s) hot sauce (we like Frank's original)
- 1 stick(s) butter melted
- Combine all dry ingredients to create rub. Marinate olive oil and wings in large bowl for at least 1 hour. Lay wings out on cookie sheet and sprinkle with rub mixture, turning wings to cover both sides. Grill for 20-30 minutes. Let wings cool 5 min. Mix bottle of hot sauce with melted butter in large bowl. Using tongs, dip wings in hot sauce mixture and shake off excess. Serve with ranch or blue cheese, celery and carrots.
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With over-the-counter children's cough and cold medicines coming under major scrutiny from the Food and Drug Administration, many parents are searching for alternative ways to soothe those stuffy little noses.
Made with natural essential oils, Aura Cacia Clearing Foam Bath for Kids is a great way to help temporarily clear clogged sinuses and suppress a cough without added chemical ingredients or potentially unsafe medications.
A blend of 100 percent pure eucalyptus and citrus, Aura Cacia Clearing Foam Bath is gently formulated for everyday use and contains no sodium lauryl/laureth sufate, synthetic parabens or synthetic fragrances, colors or preservatives.
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2-25-2011 @ 9:04PMElizabeth Marie said...
Do not ever use eucalyptus or wintergreen on any child under 2 years of age. They can be lethal.
2-25-2011 @ 10:25PMtrish said...
That above baby bubble bath sounds great, BUT, my daughter has asthma and I wasn't able to use vicks vapo rub on her, she said it bothered her asthma and made it harder for her to breath...so caution should be used with that sort of stuff.
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Certain aromatherapies can be ingested safely for therapeutic value. Check out www.sophisticatedsyrups.com for a unique liquid sweetener, sweetened with non-gmo xylitol and flavored with aromatherapies.
2-26-2011 @ 2:59AMRobbie said...
Why waste all that money on bubble bath? It sounds like this article was written by the manufacturer, or someone getting paid to provide a very narrow "opinion." - Keep a box of honeycomb in the fridge - when the child gets a stuffy head, give him some to chew on. Not only is iteffective, but the kids love it, and it's a good, safe,food for them.
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EUGENE, Ore. — One week after a season-defining win over then-No. 7 Michigan State, No. 2 Oregon spent the first quarter Saturday trying regain its footing against upset-minded Wyoming.
Quarterback Marcus Mariota didn't let that happen, leading the Ducks on six consecutive scoring drives to lift Oregon to a 48-14 win over the Cowboys.
Mariota became the fourth Oregon quarterback to pass …