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Lazy Morning
Yawn! It's almost 10:30am and I'm ready to crawl back into bed. The thermometer outside is registering 2 degrees Fahrenheit. 2 degrees! It was -3 when I first got up at 6:15ish. I have a fire crackling away in the wood stove but the furnace is still running. The dog and cat are curled up next to the fire, lazing away the morning.
I did put on my old winter coat (the one with a zipper that doesn't work and holes chewed in one sleeve by a crazy rabbit) to go out and take care of the chickens. Their water was a big slushie even though the heat lamp is directly above it, about 4 feet up (don't worry, it's hung with a heavy chain and snap clips to be sure it doesn't fall). They've got clean water and extra feed, including corn to warm them up. But I didn't stay and shoot the breeze. They'll have to wait until I head back out in an hour or so. I have to go out to collect eggs more often when the temps are this low, so they don't freeze and crack.
The outfit of choice today is my 'lounging around the house' outfit, aka pajamas. Yes, this is the same outfit I wore out to feed the chickens. :) Quite frankly, I didn't feel like braving the cold air in our bedroom in order to change. That's my excuse and I'm sticking with it.
Since I'm on a roll, why not confess to more laziness? I planned to sort my seeds out over the weekend to see what I still need to order. Didn't happen. Not even close. Ok, I looked at the box of seeds and thought "Oh yeah, I was going to sort those today." That's as close as I got. I did get some yummy posts ready for The SS HomeAcre and figured out how to do some other fun stuff online. I'd love to have you visit my posts Whole Grain Blueberry Muffins and Making Raw Yogurt.
Hate to admit it, but I've been spending way too much time online this winter. I'm enjoying catching up on other blogs. I read a funny post this morning called "Isn't it Ironic?" over at Katherine's Corner...made me snort my coffee. I am enjoying the sunshine streaming through the windows...it's a gorgeous winter morning out there, but looks can be deceiving. If the temps warm up a bit I'll take the dog for a walk. My Sis in Alaska would roll her eyes at me (Right Coll?) for being such a wimp. I think she got the adventurous genes in our family. She takes the dogs out for a jog in -40 temps. Did I say 'adventurous genes?' Maybe I meant crazy genes!
Anyhoo, I guess I'm just being lazy today, how about you?
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Hey, it's cold here too, but not as cold as where you are. Our high today is 24. I had to trek out to the coop this morning to let the hens out. I filled their water and left the door open for them to forage. I don't give them feed during the day. We don't have snow to cover up the ground. When it does snow, I'll feed them grain and feed. They love the food scraps I take out in the morning.ReplyDelete
Hi Rachel!ReplyDelete
It was so cold today, I didn't even open their door. The water just freezes right up! Good for you, letting them forage as much as you can! I'm sure they love it :)
I've been putting off my morning shower a bit since the weather turned cold -- my bad! It's okay to be lazy on cold days like this. :)ReplyDelete
Showers can wait :)ReplyDelete
Showers can wait :)ReplyDelete
It's cold here and I will confess, thought it doesn't happen often, I do love those days when I stay in my "comfies" all day long.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for visiting! Hope you have a GREAT weekend.
Hi Cindy,ReplyDelete
Lol! It doesn't happen often here either, but it does kinda feel like a holiday, doesn't it!
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Doing the math: The Orioles may have helped themselves Wednesday night by snapping a two-game losing streak, but they got no help from anybody else in the AL East and AL Wild-Card races. The Yankees maintained their 1 1/2-game lead with an easy win over the Twins, the Rays kept hope alive by beating the Red Sox, the A's beat the Rangers and Felix Hernandez could not stop the surging Angels. Still, the top wild-card spot is the O's to lose. With six games left, they hold a half-game lead over the A's, who still have four of their seven remaining games against the Rangers, and a 2 1/2-game lead over the Angels, who are the first team on the outside looking into the wild-card picture. If the O's go 3-3 the rest of the way, the Angels would have to win all seven of their remaining games to overtake them.
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Stricker is really only a part-time player these days. He still has the ability to play above average most weeks, but he'll never win another PGA tournament.
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This web page is NOT updated often! Please 'friend' PFLAG Yuma's Facebook page for current information, or call President Jody at 928/580-9553.
Support Meetings:
4th Sunday of
EVERY month, 5:00pm
Unity Center of the Desert
281 West 24th Street Suite
136a., Yuma AZ 85364
Who's Welcome:
Parents, family members, and
friends of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender,
and "questioning" (GLBTQ) individuals, couples,
and families. GLBTQ individuals are also
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January 2012's PFLAG Yuma
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guest speaker. Please watch this website
PFLAG Yuma's Facebook page) for details.
a supporter of PFLAG Yuma, you
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families together, educate the
public and advocate for equal rights
and fair treatment for LGBT people
and their families.
We thank you!
Tax-deductible contributions can be
made via check or money order. If
you need a receipt for your
donation, please request such and
we're happy to mail one to you.
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mail to:
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Avenue 9 E
Yuma, AZ 85365
About PFLAG
January 2012's PFLAG Yuma
support gathering will include an honored
guest speaker. Please watch this website
PFLAG Yuma's Facebook page) for details.
a supporter of PFLAG Yuma, you
enable us to expand our work to keep
families together, educate the
public and advocate for equal rights
and fair treatment for LGBT people
and their families.
We thank you!
Tax-deductible contributions can be
made via check or money order. If
you need a receipt for your
donation, please request such and
we're happy to mail one to you.
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PFLAG Yuma and
mail to:
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Yuma, AZ 85365
About PFLAG
Festive prizes, spontaneous raffles from time
to time … one catch: You have to be there!
History in the making... PFLAG Yuma booth at the Yuma County
PFLAG Yuma and our friends hosted the local
segment of Right To Marry Arizona's pilgrimage.
Civic Pride, PFLAG Yuma Pride at P.L.A.Y
event... keeping Yuma informed.
All decked out... PFLAG Yuma in Hank Days Parade; another
big first for Yuma!
PFLAG Yuma (Parents, Families and Friends
of Lesbians and Gays) strives to provide a safe and
for all persons whether they are participants at our
local support meetings, people who contact us for
information via telephone, email, or through other
Internet services, or at public events where PFLAG Yuma
may be speaking or staffing an information table.
Check our our new chapter logo:
Printable PFLAG Yuma membership form now available:
just print, complete and mail!
Membership with PFLAG Yuma is
not required to attend our support meetings
-- however, your financial support of our mission to
support, educate and advocate is
greatly appreciated!
PFLAG Yuma is now on
PFLAG Yuma News:
Current News:
PFLAG Yuma needs parents,
friends and allies of Yuma's
GLBTQA youth and adults. Please come show support for important
people in your life.
Older News:
December, 2011:
Yuma was the first LGBTQ entry in Yuma's Electric Light Parade.
Below are the current PFLAG Yuma
Board of Directors and chapter officers:
November, 2011:
PFLAG Yuma THANKS everyone
who joined us for the November 27 Potluck
support gathering. Your participation,
feedback and fellowship was greatly
appreciated! Special thanks to Joe Michaud
for volunteering to be our on-site Chef and
Bonfire Master!
October, 2011:
PFLAG Yuma held an
informational public booth at the
National Latino Aids Awareness Day Community Forum at
Heritage Library (350 3rd Ave), 10am-4pm. We invited everyone to
stop by for resources and fellowship.
PFLAG Yuma held it's first In-Town meeting on
October, 13, 2011 to accommodate those who asked for this. If
you are interested in, and can attend future In-Town Meetings,
please notify Jody Michaud, President. In-Town meeting
information will be posted on this webpage and on our Facebook
February, 2011:
PFLAG Yuma marched in the Hank Days parade -- a FIRST
for this parade to have ANY LGBT-affiliated group!
WOO HOO!! We also introduced our very own PFLAG Yuma car!
How COOL is that?!
January, 2011:
PFLAG Yuma celebrated its one-year anniversary!!
October, 2010: Teen suicide and
bullying information added to "Amancio" website:
Thinking of Suicide?
How to Deal with Bullying
How to Help Prevent Hate Crimes
If You Are a Victim
February, 2010:
Check out our first
'media release' below
-- help us get the word OUT!
January, 2010:
It's official!
Sunday, January 24, 2010 will be our first-ever PFLAG Yuma
support meeting! Come, be a part of this new effort to
spread love, tolerance, understanding, and acceptance for
members of the Yuma gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender
(GLBT) community. Come and check us out!
December, 2009:
Organizational meetings were held and
the following initial chapter Board of Directors and officers
were established:
Chapter President: Jody M.
Chapter Secretary: Tiffany R.
Chapter Treasurer: Michael B.
November, 2009:
Efforts began to bring a PFLAG chapter
to Yuma and the surrounding communities.
We're Currently Seeking To Help Get This Chapter Up and Running:
Volunteers to work with our new chapter leaders on various
chapter start-up tasks and ongoing support meeting tasks.
We need volunteers to:
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surrounding areas) to let them know PFLAG Yuma is coming/has
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can come early to help us set up the meeting room, or stay
to help us put the room back as we found it; those who
can greet new attendees as they arrive; those who can bring
refreshments; those who can manage a
"lending library" of books for attendees to take on the
"honor system"; and more....
*** If
would like to join the effort to help get this new chapter
up and running,
please contact us!
PFLAG Yuma
Contact: Jody Michaud, President
February 4, 2010
Yuma is a Reality!
AZ – For the first time in the history of Yuma, there is
PFLAG Yuma Chapter. PFLAG is an acronym for Parents,
Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays.
the Yuma premiere of the documentary Amancio…Two Faces
on a Tombstone, chronicling the efforts of The Amancio
Project to bring comfort to the family of and justice
for the brutal Yuma murder of Amancio Corrales in May of
2005, Jody Michaud approached Yuma resident and
protagonist of the documentary, Michael Baughman, and
asked, "I have a lesbian daughter. What can I do?"
Without hesitation Mr. Baughman replied, "Start a PFLAG
here in Yuma!"
time to learn about PFLAG, Jody contacted PFLAG Phoenix
and got the ball rolling. Local residents signed on as
the first officers of the chapter and in late January
2010, the first public organizational meeting was held.
concept of PFLAG began in 1972 when Jeanne Manford
marched with her gay son in New York's Pride Day parade
after earlier seeing her son Morton physically attacked
at a gay rights demonstration in New York. Many gay men
and lesbians ran up to Jeanne during the parade and
begged her to talk to their parents so Jeanne decided to
begin a support group. Approximately 20 people attended
the first formal meeting held in March 1973 at a local
is an international non-profit grassroots organization,
whose primary mission is to provide support to cope with
an adverse society, education to enlighten an
ill-informed public, and advocacy to end discrimination
and to secure equal human rights for or on behalf of
gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT)
individuals and families, and their parents, families
and friends.
in Washington DC, PFLAG has over 500 independent
chapters in the United States, with chapters in other
countries forming weekly. Arizona is fortunate to have a
growing family of PFLAG chapters in large and small
communities; Casa Grande, Flagstaff, Lake Havasu City,
Page, Payson, Phoenix, Prescott, Tucson, Verde Valley
and now Yuma, with new chapters being started by caring
and concerned individuals.
Yuma welcomes the full participation of parents, family
members, friends, other straight allies, GLBT or
"questioning" individuals and families and anyone else
who wishes to support the PFLAG Mission.
Meetings are held at 5:00pm, every fourth Sunday of the
month at The Foothills Alano Club, 12535 South Foothills
Boulevard, Yuma, Arizona 85365.
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Sarah was great!
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From initial viewing to closing, the process was very smooth. Sarah stayed in constant contact, keeping us up to date with where things stood, as well as what to expect next. We felt very comfortable and confident all the way through that we were getting a fantastic deal and always knew what to expect.
I would enthusiastically refer Sarah and the IndyTeam, and we'll use them again!
Sarah Beth and her Team were phenomenal. We listed my house the first week of December and closed the last week of December! Yes.....December! Sarah Beth and her team always kept me up to speed and responded to my emails, calls or texts the same day. The most pleasant experience I've ever had selling a house. Highly recommended.
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Sarah Beth and Christie were tremendous throughout our home buying process. They were patient and always willing to accommodate our requests. Their knowledge on the neighborhoods and various details of each home allowed us to find exactly what we wanted. We cannot wait to start our lives in our new home.
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The Rise of Medical Jewelry
What happens when the worlds of fashion and medical needs meet? Medical jewelry has been around for many years, but it has taken a new turn of awareness for many people who are suffering from different diseases and conditions. Those with medical badges have been reluctant to wear them due to their bulky sizes and appearance. Because of this, there has been a big shift in the appearance of the medical jewelry in the last few years and more options continue to come out as well. There are now many different pieces available in necklaces, bracelets and charms.
These pieces look like fashionable pieces of jewelry, but also have a medical symbol on the outward side and any specifics on the opposite side. When someone feels like the piece of jewelry is not an eye sore, they are more likely to wear it; so more and more people are satisfied with putting this very important piece of jewelry on every single day.
How Can Medical Jewelry Save Lives?
With so many medical advances, people are more fully aware of the problems that they have and how to prevent them. For instance, drugs and medications have come a long way in just the last ten years. However, not everyone can handle the drugs the same way, and people may have allergies to commonly used drugs. People also have diagnoses about disorders they have as well that are not always familiar to the general public. No matter what the medical condition is, it is important to have a way to tell emergency responders if you are rendered unconscious or unable to communicate.
Medical jewelry is the very best solution for all of these problems. These come in all kinds of designs and with custom inscriptions engraved onto them so that you can list exactly what is wrong. Many even allow more than one problem to be listed so that you can just use one piece of jewelry. Wearing these can be very important and save a life. If you are wondering how important these really can be, here are some examples of what would require the use of a piece of medical jewelry.
Common Conditions
• Epilepsy: Seizures can hit at any time, and communicating with someone during one is next to impossible. Having some sort of trinket on the person that says they have epilepsy can be extremely helpful to anyone who is trying to help. Many times people are on medications already and doctors or anyone treating the person needs to know what medication that is so they know how to best treat them and how best to not treat them. Depending on the state, people with epilepsy can drive under certain requirements. If an accident occurs from a seizure, this can really help out emergency responders.
• Allergies: Food allergies are becoming increasingly common with an estimated 15 million Americans living with them. It is also estimated that 1 in every 13 children has these allergies as well. More allergies include insects, medications, and even latex. Children can rarely tell people about their allergies when they are young. Wearing a piece of jewelry for everyone to see can help save their life because people will know that they cannot eat certain items when you are not around. Some places you may not be are school, with a babysitter, or even at a birthday party. Not only can they serve as a reminder, but it can alert medical personnel that an allergy attack may be occurring if something is wrong. One woman only had her kids wear them when they were away from her, but after a minor car accident she was filling the emergency responders in on her kids' allergies. The worker inquired about medical bracelets or jewelry of some type and said if she had been unconscious, they would have no idea. Have children always wear their jewelry to help them stay safe.
• Diabetes: Approximately 25.8 million of the adults and children living in the United States have diabetes. When blood sugar gets too low, the person can become unresponsive, have a seizure, or even go into a coma in extreme cases. These all render the person unable to explain what is happening to them, even if they knew before suffering from the symptoms. If blood sugar gets too high the person can have blurry vision, become confused, or even feel extremely tired or weak. Treatment for either of these scenarios requires quick attention and some action, but these symptoms alone are not obviously diabetes to most people. Having a way to communicate can help before something more severe happens.
Ways to Help
In order to have a positive experience with this type of medical jewelry, there are a few suggestions most people have. Find some jewelry that is stylish to the person who will be wearing it. If the person thinks it is ugly, makes them feel different, or just plain old do not like it, they are not going to wear it. This is especially true or children and teens. Getting more than one is also a good idea so they have something to pick that they like or matches their outfit each day.
Another common suggestion is to just make putting it on part of the morning routine. Most parents or individuals have a set routine of things they check for each day. Do they have their lunch? The car keys? Backpacks or purse? Work to make sure that putting on a piece of medical jewelry becomes natural and just part of getting ready each day. This will ensure more success in wearing it all the time so it is there when you need it.
Fun Alternative Easter Basket and Easter Egg Treats for Children with Food Allergies or Diabetes That Wear Medical ID Bracelets
If your child has food allergies or diabetes, we know that putting together Easter baskets and Easter egg hunts requires some creative thinking because your child may not be able to tolerate the traditionally high-sugar and often-times allergy filled treats that accompany Easter time. Many parents opt to find a variety of options besides chocolate and sugar candy to make the Easter holiday fun for their children despite being deprived of the sugary-treats.
With the holiday just around the corner and a large selection of our Children's medical ID Bracelets on sale, we thought we'd share some fun and affordable alternatives to stuff Easter baskets and eggs.
Lifestyles Tips for Managing Type 2 Diabetes in 2013
Type 2 diabetes is not only the fastest growing disease on the planet, its one of the main illnesses for which N-Style ID designs medical alert and medical ID jewelry. Since January is the month of proactive planning to make positive change in our lives, we focused our first 2013 blog on lifestyle and diet tips for people with Type 2 diabetes.
With concentrated efforts to make practical lifestyle and diet changes, managing and minimizing the symptoms of Type 2 diabetes can be accomplished in anyone's life. Type 2 diabetes is generally caused by genetics and obesity combined with a sedentary lifestyle and poor eating habits. People that carry excess weight, especially in their midsection, are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes.
Any plan to minimize the symptoms of Type 2 diabetes is always centered on incorporating healthy lifestyle changes into our daily routine. The thing about the recommended changes for diabetics, is that they are virtually the same for people not suffering from diabetes who are looking to improve their overall health. So the good news is that a Type 2 diabetic is not alone in seeking a healthier lifestyle. Diet and exercise goals can be made with your partner or friends.
Here are the core changes needed to improve the overall health and well-being of people with Type 2 diabetes:
Eating Habits and Meal Patterns
- Eat smaller, more frequent meals. Stick to the same meal times each day.
- Managing and tracking the amount of carbohydrates at each meal or snack will keep your blood sugar level steady throughout the day.
- It's not just the actual food you eat that affects blood sugar levels but how much you eat and when you eat affects blood sugar in the body.
- Omega-3 fish oils can improve glucose tolerance, high triglycerides, and cholesterol levels
- Incorporate high-fiber, low-glycemic-index sources of carbohydrates like whole-grains, fruits, vegetables into your diet.
- Limit intake of saturated and trans fatty acids.
Regular Exercise and Weight Loss
- Exercise promotes cardiovascular fitness and weight loss, lowers high blood pressure, improves lipid profiles and improves blood sugar control. Since excess fat in the body can decrease the number of insulin receptors in the body, weight loss is a critical component to managing diabetes.
Limit Alcohol Intake
- Alcohol is essentially pure sugar so it worsens glucose tolerance. Try to completely refrain from or drastically reduce your alcohol intake
Stress Management
- Stress is very bad for people with diabetes. Unmanaged stress elevates blood sugars. Identify techniques to help lower stress levels such as reading, meditating or yoga.
There are endless online diet and exercise programs for people with Type 2 diabetes to help them achieve their goal of a healthier lifestyle:
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Exercise Tips and Programs
And finally, wearing your medical alert /medical ID jewelry is also a core tool in managing Type 2 diabetes. It's surprising that many adults with Type 2 diabetes don't where medical alert jewelry. The importance of wearing medical ID jewelry for your overall health can't be understated. In the event of an emergency, first responders need to know of your condition so they can administer proper care thus potentially saving your life.
Wearing Medical Alert Jewelry is Critical for Proper Medical Care in An Emergency
Medical alert jewelry is a simple and effective way to get you immediate and proper medical care and to save your life in the event of an emergency.
If you were in an emergency, first responders need to know if there is a serious or chronic medical condition involved that requires special medical attention.
Medical alert and medical ID jewelry will alert first responders and bystanders to your medical condition thereby enabling the appropriate care. All medical personnel are trained to look for medical ID jewelry. In a serious medical situation, time is of the essence and can be the difference between life and death.
There are many medical conditions that should be immediately known to first responders, such as:
- - Diabetes
- - Food Allergies
- - Implants like pacemakers
- - Severe Asthma
- - Epilepsy and seizure disorders
- - Drug Allergies
- - Shunts for dialysis patients
- - Alzheimer's
- - Bee Sting Allergies
- - Coronary heart disease
- - Renal Failure
- - Transplant Surgery
- - People on blood thinners
- - Mentally disabled
- - Cancer patients
- - Person's having bariatric surgery
Everyone with a serious medical condition should wear a medical alert bracelet. Medical alert / ID bracelets are designed to be noticed by trained personnel. It's important to note that both medical alert necklaces and bracelets are considered appropriate ID tools by the medical profession. Emergency personnel are trained to check any jewelry on your person to see if it is medical id jewelry. However, its been documented that EMTs always look for bracelets first.
Additionally, depending on the type of activity you are engaged in, you may consider a different choice of medical alert and medical ID jewelry. For example, if you normally wear an ID necklace and you're heading to the mountains to go skiing, it's advisable to switch to an ID bracelet, as first responders would not have to dig through so many upper-body clothing layers to find your ID necklace.
The information contained on your medical alert jewelry is just as important as actually wearing your alert jewelry on a regular basis.
Here's an example of the type of core information that must be included on your medical ID jewelry:
- - The Star of Life symbol
- - Statement of your type of medical (and if you take insulin)
- - Food or drug allergies
- - Prescription information
- - In-case-of-emergency (written as ICE) contact number information
- - Add anything else paramedics must know, including noting any implants (e.g., pacemaker or insulin pumps that shouldn't go in an MRI scanner)
In recent years, medical ID jewelry has come a long way in terms soft of looks. Gone are the days of the standard stainless steel bracelets. Fashionable jewelry styles are available for women, men and children that look great and allow for variety, but still convey the vital life-saving information medial alert jewelry was originally designed to do. If you have a medical condition that requires alert jewelry there really is no reason not to be wearing one with so many styles and options available on the market today.
At N-Style ID we've created hundreds of fun and fashionable medical alert jewelry for men, women and children.


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- Don't tell Peyton Manning that football is a young man's game.
Seriously though, someone should tell him.
We knew last year's draft class was talented. But we had no idea the class of 2013, a draft that featured offensive linemen as the top two picks, would be this dominant.
What a cool idea for a top ten, right? Glad you agree.
For your convenience, I only included players that are eligible for fantasy. Sorry, Kiko Alonso. Also, that is an absolutely incredible name. Probably going to name my first kid Kiko. ANYWAY, enough stalling ...
10) Montee Ball, RB, Denver Broncos
Fumbling remains an issue for Ball but you have to admire what he was able to do with a limited workload this season (704 yards from scrimmage on just 140 touches). His 4.7 yards per carry average was eighth in the NFL and second among rookies. If Ball had logged 200 carries like Zac Stacy or Eddie Lacy he would have been a lock for 1,000 yards. Maybe next year Knowshon Moreno (1,038 rushing yards, 10 TD) will tail off a bit and the carry distribution in Denver will be closer to a 50/50 split.
9) Terrance Williams, WR, Dallas Cowboys
T-Will disappeared late in the year but the stretch he had in late October/early November when he hauled in a touchdown in four straight games was nothing short of spectacular. If there's anything we've learned about Jason Garrett's offense it's that Dallas likes to throw the football. They throw it too much actually. But hey, who are we to complain? Williams is going to be a Pro Bowler someday. I have a feeling that day may come in 2014.
8) Tavon Austin, WR, St. Louis Rams
Austin was actually the first position player drafted last April and with how he played in 2013, you can see why. He single-handedly won the week for fantasy owners with his 138 yards and two touchdowns in Week 10 (not to mention the return touchdown he had in that game) and overall, he was third on the team in receiving yards despite missing the last three games with a high ankle sprain. If St. Louis can steer Austin away from his current hybrid role and begin using him as more of a traditional wide receiver, sky will be the limit.
7) Andre Ellington, RB, Arizona Cardinals
Bruce Arians did a great job with the Cardinals this year but if I were the head coach in Arizona, I would have used Ellington a lot differently. Arians preferred to use him as more of a change of pace back for starter Rashard Mendenhall, which is understandable given Ellington's slight frame (5-foot-9, 199 pounds). But after watching this guy play, it's clear he isn't getting enough touches. Ellington's 5.5 yards per rush average was the best in the NFL this season. He was also outstanding in the receiving game, racking up 371 yards on 39 catches. If Mendenhall leaves in free agency and Ellington gets the backfield all to himself, he's going to be a monster next season.
6) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Minnesota Vikings
It's "Core-dare-uhl" for those of you trying to pronounce it at home. It took all of three months for Patterson to establish himself as the best return man this side of Devin Hester. He could have stopped right there and it would have been a successful rookie campaign. But that's not Patterson's style. Instead, the 6-foot-2, 220-pounder made sure he scored a touchdown in each of his last five games, recording 375 yards from scrimmage over that span. This dude's a superstar waiting to happen. I just wish there was a way we could shorten his name. Does "Cord" work? How about "Cordy"? I'll keep thinking.
5) Giovani Bernard, RB, Cincinnati Bengals
Cincy stuck to its running back by committee approach all season but that didn't stop Gio from having a big year. The rookie out of North Carolina totaled eight touchdowns this season with three on the receiving end and another five on the ground. His 514 receiving yards were eighth-most in the league among running backs. And he managed to stay healthy ALL YEAR! Not bad for a second-round pick.
4) Keenan Allen, WR, San Diego Chargers
Allen was a force of nature this year, leading all rookie receivers (and all San Diego receivers for that matter) with 1,046 yards on 71 catches. He saved the best for last by collecting five of his eight touchdowns in the month of December. I hope the Bengals are reading this. They have to play against this guy on Sunday.
3) Zac Stacy, RB, St. Louis Rams
My Zac Stacy man crush has been well-documented throughout the season so honestly I think I deserve a ton of credit for having the discipline to only rank him third on this list. He didn't finish the year strong (15 yards on 15 carries against the Seahawks in Week 17) but with four 100-yard performances in an eight-game span, it's safe to say the Stacy bandwagon doesn't have many seats left. If you weren't able to grab him in your keeper league, well, you probably never will. Stacy is the future of St. Louis Rams football. And more importantly, he's the reason why I won three of my four fantasy leagues this season (that's called a humblebrag).
2) Le'Veon Bell, RB, Pittsburgh Steelers
If Jerome Bettis is "The Bus" then this guy is at least a tank. Seriously, you try and tackle him. The Browns did their best to stymie Bell last week but he still ended up with 90 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries. The week before, he had 124 yards on 26 rushes against the Packers. I guess what I'm trying to say is, Bell gets what he wants. This year he totaled 1,259 yards from scrimmage. Next year he might double that.
1) Eddie Lacy, RB, Green Bay Packers
And the Rookie of the Year goes to ... who else but Steady Eddie. Lacy was a game-changer at Alabama so I guess it shouldn't come as much of a surprise that he's already one of the most explosive runners in the NFL, even with only 15 games of experience under his belt. His 1,178 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns led all rookies. And his season isn't even over yet. He'll have at least one more chance to impress us next week when the Packers host San Francisco in round one of the NFC playoffs.
Mike Glennon, QB, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jordan Reed, TE, Washington Redskins
DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Houston Texans
Marlon Brown, WR, Baltimore Ravens
Kenny Stills, WR, New Orleans Saints
Getting there:
Aaron Dobson, WR, New England Patriots
Tyler Eifert, TE, Cincinnati Bengals
Joseph Fauria, TE, Detroit Lions
EJ Manuel, QB, Buffalo Bills
Robert Woods, WR, Buffalo Bills
Next year?
Blake Bortles, QB, Central Florida
Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville
Marqise Lee, WR, USC
Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M
Sammy Watkins, WR, Clemson
What will 2014 hold? Hopefully lots of cool names. Preferably more Kikos, if at all possible.
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Horton's commitment means #UK now has pledges from three prospects that will be ranked among Ohio's Top 25 seniors, or contend for that.
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More news today for new Cats and both from Ohio:
Darryl Long, a 3-star TE, who will end up a 4 star, out of the class of 2014 in Ohio, just announced that he will attend Kentucky next year.
and shortly thereafter :
Shortly after hearing of Darryl Longs commitment to Kentucky, DE Tymere Dubose decided he wanted to come on down too. Dubose (who is from Ohio) has chosen Kentucky over Michigan State, West Virginia, Arkansas, and Maryland. At 66″ and 260 lbs, Dubose will be a force to be reckoned with on the defensive line
With things a little slow following the Spring game, here is a little info on Za' Darius Smith who will be a major factor on defense. Great job by Stoops to get a top juco who can help right away.
Junior College: The nation's No. 1 junior college strongside defensive end prospect as ranked by JCGridiron.com ... The nation's No. 10 overall juco prospect, and No. 2 defensive end, by ESPN ... Listed No. 15 overall, and the No. 2 weakside defensive end, by 24/7 Sports ... Totaled 47 tackles, including 6.5 quarterback sacks and 11 total tackles for loss, as a sophomore at East Mississippi Community College in Scooba, Miss. ... Named second-team All-America by the National Junior College Athletic Association ... Also named to the juco all-region and all-state teams ... Helped EMCC to an 8-2 record ... Made 19 tackles, featuring 4.5 sacks and seven total TFL, as a freshman ... EMCC won the 2011 NJCAA national championship with a 12-0 mark ..
Brown said he was looking for the next Tim Couch. Of course, just so happens they are recruiting this kid named Barker. :p
The USC mentioned is Spurrier's guys and not the Trojans.
QB Drew Barker of Hebron, KY announced Thursday he will make his college decision known on May 10th. He plans to reveal the choice at a ceremony at his school at 3:30 PM. Barker confirmed Thursday night he is choosing between USC, Kentucky and Tennessee.
Got to say I agree with MB on this. Kentucky would definitely not benefit from a 9 game SEC schedule.
Mitch Barnhart is not in favor of the SEC adding a league game to increase the conference schedule to nine.
Nine (league) games is not something we favor. I do not think a nine-game schedule would serve Kentucky well.
History says its very difficult for us to have the level of depth, the second, third, fourth lines of players, that some of the other schools in our league have just as a means of their in-state recruiting situations. When we have to play a long line of league games, its a grind, our teams can get beaten up physically. Its better for us, for our players, when the schedule allows us to have some so-called breathers, so that our kids can sort of restore themselves physically in-season.
Come on Barker.
Barker committed.
Barker : Coach Brown told me theyre going to pass it low 50s or upper 40s every game.
Great recruit in Barker. Hopefully he's the cornerstone of UK coming to be, at least, very competitive in the SEC.
Taking a QB away from the Ole Balls Coach... not too shabby.
On one hand, its a state rivalry and UK would be looked at as running scared. The state would miss out on revenue being spent selling out two stadiums that likely wouldn't be replaced by the two scheduling a lesser team, and with Stoops coming to Kentucky, expectations for knocking off Louisville in the future are going to be at a fever pitch.
On the other, it's not as big a rivalry as basketball and if Louisville is the difference between making a bowl game or not, it's a tough sell.
Living in West Virginia, it's kinda like WVU-Marshall, except UK-UofL is a little more even in terms of talent. Once WVU left for the Big 12, it pretty much ended the Friends of Coal Bowl (although it would have likely been ended anyways). My biggest fear would be that if talk of the series were to end that politicians (Mitch McConnell, who is up for re-election and is going to be facing competition) decide to stay out of it. Joe Manchin was the reason WVU and Marshall got together to begin with.
Which brings me to another point, I think the bowl games are over-saturated as is. Most UK fans are happy with making it to Nashville for the Music City Bowl year in and year out but there are a lot higher expectations at other schools (WVU in particular, where I know people who wanted Oliver Luck to turn down the Pinstripe Bowl because they didn't feel they deserved to be in a bowl game). I want to see Kentucky in contention for a BCS spot sometime in my lifetime, not just settling for a lesser bowl bid. Even the Outback Bowl again would be an improvement.
More on Barker:
Another quote from Barker, who's listed as the 6th best quarterback in the 2014 class and picked Kentucky over South Carolina and Tennessee this afternoon . Barker said that six months ago, I couldnt imagine putting on a UK cap today. Barker went on to say that new coach Mark Stoops has turned things around. Joker Phillips didnt even know who Drew Barker was after he attended a UK camp last year.


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|Long grain white rice
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|To Taste
|Chicken breasts
|3 Pound
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|2 , sliced
|1⁄2 Pound, washed cut in half lengthwise
|Dried thyme leaves
|1 Teaspoon
|1 Dash
|Dry madeira wine
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|Light cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Heavy cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Natural swiss cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs), grated
|2 Tablespoon, chopped
1. Preheat oven to 375F.
2. Cook rice with 1/2 teaspoon salt and 3-1/3 cups water as package label directs.
3. Wipe chicken breasts with damp paper towels.
4. With sharp knife cut breasts in half carefully remove skin and bone, keeping chicken breast intact.
5. In large skillet in hot butter cook shallots for several minutes.
6. Add chicken breasts and brown well over medium heat, about 10 minutes on each side.
7. Add mushrooms, thyme, 1-1/2 teaspoons salt and pepper and cook for about 3 minutes.
8. Turn rice into a lightly buttered, 2-quart shallow casserole.
9. Arrange chicken breasts, overlapping slightly, down center of casserole and arrange mushrooms around chicken.
10. In same skillet, pour wine into drippings and stir to dissolve browned bits in pan.
11. Dissolve cornstarch in 2 tablespoons light cream.
12. Add heavy cream, rest of light cream and cornstarch to wine mixture and bring just to boiling stirring.
13. Remove from heat and add cheese.
14. Spoon half of sauce over chicken and bake in oven 10 to 12 minutes.
15. Run under broiler several minutes to brown slightly.
16. Sprinkle with parsley reheat rest of sauce and serve along with casserole.


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Opening October 19, 2012, German Expressionism from the Detroit Institute of Arts will be on view in the Frist Center for the Visual Arts' Upper-Level Galleries through February 10, 2013. Featuring paintings, sculpture and works on paper from the Detroit Institute of Arts' distinguished collection of German Expressionist art, the exhibition explores the full breadth of this artistic movement from 1905 to 1950 and includes works by Max Beckmann, Wassily Kandinsky, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Käthe Kollwitz, Franz Marc and other major masters.
One of the major movements in modern art, German Expressionism is known for two groups of painters: Die Brücke (The Bridge) and Der Blaue Reiter (The Blue Rider). Die Brücke was founded in Dresden by four young architecture students who worked and exhibited together. Although not formally trained as artists, the members of Die Brücke developed the movement's distinctive style which is defined by vivid colors, distorted forms and vigorous brush strokes. "The artists of Die Brücke sought a more intuitive form of expression," explains Frist Center curator Trinita Kennedy. "Following in the footsteps of Vincent van Gogh and Edvard Munch, they focused on conveying psychological states and emotions rather than outward appearances, which became the fundamental premise of German Expressionism."
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CLEARWATER — The man who fired a gun at officers while barricaded inside his bedroom for 12 hours this week had been placed into custody under the state's Baker Act during a similar police call nearly a year ago, records show.
Frederick Nelson, 43, brandished a stolen .38-caliber handgun Wednesday at 1524 Carroll St. Two officers fired, hitting Nelson more than once. He was taken to Bayfront Health St. Petersburg, where he remained Thursday in serious but stable condition....
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ST. PETERSBURG — Officers were dispatched to 4510 19th Ave. S last week when Jeremie Robinson yelled he wanted to go to jail, according to arrest reports.
Police told him to quiet down. Instead, Robinson, 34, lay down in the middle of the road and "continued to yell and curse for the officers to take him to jail," a report reads.
Robinson got his wish and was jailed on a charge of disorderly intoxication....
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CLEARWATER — After a 12-hour standoff, SWAT team members shot and removed an armed man with a history of mental illness from his bedroom Wednesday after he barricaded himself inside, police said.
Frederick Nelson, 43, was hit by more than one gunshot, Clearwater police Chief Dan Slaughter said. He was taken to Bayfront Health St. Petersburg, and his condition was not available.
Police received reports about 6:30 a.m. that Nelson threatened relatives with a handgun and shot toward one of them at 1524 Carroll St....
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"This is extremely concerning," said Tarpon Springs Police Chief Robert Kochen in a news conference Tuesday. "We don't even know what he was capable of. We're still conducting the investigation. We have a lot of agencies involved."...
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TARPON SPRINGS — The person of interest in what authorities say was a targeted explosion in a home's back yard early Monday had called police twice to complain about his next-door neighbors at 1016 Stonefence Way.
William Vincent Metz, 85, contacted the Tarpon Springs Police Department on Dec. 24 to report that someone was entering his backyard and trying to peek through his windows. A responding officer didn't see anyone outside, police said. Metz also called in February to report that religious music was playing on a loop, but an officer didn't hear anything....
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LARGO — Jay Freres traveled the world as a U.S. diplomat, serving in some dangerous corners of the globe before retiring to Florida with his wife.
On Friday morning, the 81-year-old U.S. Army veteran died steps from his home when a bolt of lightning struck him as he strolled alone on Egret Drive, Largo police said.
Friends and family were left to grapple with the shock of the sudden — and statistically rare — way that the friendly, deeply religious man died. Mr. Freres was the eighth person to be killed in the United States by a lightning strike this year, according to the National Weather Service. ...
Pinellas Sheriff's Office seeking witnesses in 2001 unsolved murder (w/video)06/19/15Crime
LARGO — Detectives say they know who robbed and killed Marco Waters. The problem: they don't have enough evidence to prove it.
In a news conference Friday, Pinellas Sheriff Bob Gualtieri and Waters' family asked for witnesses in the 14-year-old cold case to come forward.
"We know that there are people out there that have firsthand knowledge," Gualtieri said. "While people are reluctant, afraid sometimes to come forward, it's the right thing to do....
Some Pinellas jail inmates forced to stay longer because of 'negligence' in paperwork06/18/15 Public Safety
LARGO — Several inmates were forced to stay in jail longer than required recently, ranging from a few hours to up to a week, Pinellas Sheriff Bob Gualtieri acknowledged Thursday.
The rash of overstays began last year, and about five Pinellas County jail employees were investigated at the supervisory level, where the most severe form of discipline is a written reprimand. But after learning of the cases this year, Gualtieri sent a memo to inmate records staff to announce that any future overstays would be investigated formally by internal affairs investigators and discipline would range from a five-day suspension to termination....
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Emily Ann Velilla wanted to return an ice cream cake at the Baskin-Robbins at 33240 U.S. 19, but a store employee explained that since she bought the cake from the corporate office, she needed to contact that office for a refund.
Velilla, 46, "became irate and began yelling and cursing at the staff," an arrest report states. "Eventually, the defendant picked up the cake and threw it."...
Clearwater officer suspended after 4 a.m. off-duty accident06/17/15 Public Safety
CLEARWATER — Officer Dennis Shane Cason was off-duty, bar-hopping, and drinking Bud Light on Dec. 9. Although he felt a "buzz going," he got behind the wheel of his Ford pickup and crashed into a tree on Hercules Avenue just before 4 a.m.
Several witnesses reported that he smelled of alcohol, had slurred speech, and an unsteady gait, but his blood-alcohol level was never measured and responding officers did not charge him with DUI, deciding instead to cite Cason for careless driving, according to internal affairs records released Wednesday by the Clearwater Police Department....
St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral dean leaves church, priesthood06/16/15Religion
TARPON SPRINGS — The top religious leader at St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Cathedral has disappeared, leaving behind only an email explaining that he is abandoning not only his job but also the priesthood.
But the lengthy message from Father Anastasios Gounaris offers no answers to the questions being raised by puzzled parishioners: Why did Gounaris quit? Where is he now?
Parish council president Nikitas Manias said he doesn't know....
Slain Officer Charles Kondek's name added to Tarpon Springs police building06/12/15 Public Safety
TARPON SPRINGS — The Tarpon Springs Police Department on Friday unveiled the engraving of Officer Charles Kondek's name on the agency's building and a memorial stone dedicated to fallen officers.
Kondek, 45, was fatally shot Dec. 21 while responding to a noise complaint at the Glen's Eureka Apartments. His wife, Teresa, and their children were among dozens, including members of several law enforcement agencies, who gathered Friday outside the police department at 444 S Huey Ave....
Lawyer questions intrusiveness of Pinellas Sheriff's Office car burglary prevention method06/10/15 Public Safety
Police have tried it all: fliers, billboards, undercover surveillance and meetings with neighborhood watch groups. But residents continue to leave their cars unlocked, leading to high numbers of vehicle burglaries and thefts.
The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office has been trying a different method. Since the program's inception six years ago, deputies are routinely assigned to walk in neighborhoods and lift the door handles of cars. If a car's locked, they walk away. If not, the deputy cracks the door open and slips a bright yellow flier on the driver's seat that reads, "Be sure it's secure, lock it up!" before locking the car and closing the door....
East Lake firefighters training for submerged car rescues06/04/15 Public Safety
EAST LAKE — It was past 3 a.m. when the 911 caller noticed tail lights glowing inside the retention pond at Forelock Drive and Misty Hollow Lane.
East Lake Fire Rescue arrived that early morning of Nov. 15, 2014. It was dark, it was cold, and bubbles were not rising from the water's surface, an indication that the Toyota Camry had been submerged for a while. With a cable and hook, a fire vehicle eventually pulled it to land....
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Police: iPhone app leads to homeless man's arrest
A 52-year-old homeless man was arrested May 26 after officers found him asleep with a stolen phone, an arrest report states.
The rightful owner tracked down the iPhone 6 by using an app used to find lost phones. It led police to Robert Warren Birkbeck, who was found sleeping on Central Avenue with the phone sticking out of his pocket, a report says....


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of certain ethnicities or religions. It could even be state sponsored against another state, to hurt another state's economy or agriculture. Apart from decreasing food production, there is also the enormous economic cost of the recovery process, recycling food, and cleaning up the contamination. In bioterrorism against humans, one of the most feared events would be the return of smallpox. Though the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the world free of smallpox, there are still lingering suspicions that strains of smallpox are being held for experiments. As long as something exists, there is always the chance of it showing up in the population.
Of course, there has been a lot of publicity about the danger of anthrax. Anthrax does not spread from individual to individual, and in fact, in India, anthrax exists. We have been dealing with it and there has been no panic. There are many areas where farmers know exactly where the cattle should not graze, because of anthrax-infested areas.
Acquiring or producing a very virulent pathogen is also much more difficult. This would involve access to biological scientists by terrorist groups. Aum Shinrikyo tried but failed to get the Ebola virus. It may be easier, however, to introduce anticrop fungal diseases and so forth. Assuming that these are all being done, what is the time frame in which the effect is seen? Is the terrorist willing to wait for the time frame, especially in the agricultural field? With a good monitoring mechanism, is it not possible to detect it early and take countermeasures?
These pests and strains do not recognize international borders. We have had a case of a virus affecting chicken coming from Israel, noticed in Pakistan, eventually ending up in southern India. In such cases, Gopal noted, he did not believe that any right-thinking state would intentionally indulge in this kind of activity because it can boomerang. With basic monitoring mechanisms and a well-established public health policy, this is a controllable problem. What has however been a dangerous trend in the past has been that commercial damage is tried by both state and nonstate terrorists. In 1979 Palestinian terrorists introduced mercury into Israeli oranges, which caused a tremendous problem, and in 1981 the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) threatened to contaminate Sri Lankan tea with cyanide.
Gopal felt that bioterrorism and agricultural terrorism should be considered more from the perspective of economic damage than from that of individual damage or harm. The economic damage will be great regardless of the source of the attack, and it will be difficult to trace the source of the attack.
In agricultural terrorism we should be able to use even existing technologies such as satellite imagery and aerial imagery, and even proper monitoring by the concerned agricultural departments, to notice early enough that there is a problem in a particular area and react quickly.
Another form of bioterrorism, apart from using pathogens, could be to introduce noxious weeds; this has been a problem in India. Specifically, there was a parthenium problem in India, and it is still a problem in many places where the parthenium was not indigenous to the country. It was suspected to have come from imported food grains, and now it occupies acres and acres of land and is dangerous, and it is creating a lot of problems for humans. It is possible to weed it out, but at a high price.
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Freddie Freeman (wrist) might be held out until after the All-Star break.
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Tim Lincecum (forearm) will be placed on the disabled list Thursday.
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Dodgers center fielder Matt Kemp has batted .314 with an .870 OPS in 39 plate appearances since returning from his severe left ankle sprain on September 16. But that ankle injury still lingers.
Kemp was scratched from the Dodgers' starting lineup on Saturday night against the Rockies with what is being termed an ankle flareup and manager Don Mattingly acknowledged in his postgame chat that the 29-year-old is nowhere near 100 percent. "I don't think he's running full speed," Mattingly said. "We're not going to get the 40-[steals] type guy. That's just not there, I don't think, at this point from what we've been through with the ankle and the hammy and all that. We're not going to be that. But we're still pretty good. He shows he can do a lot of things."
"It's just irritated. Nothing crazy," Kemp told MLB.com's Ken Gurnick. "I played the last six games and it got a little sore. … I couldn't get loose and decided not to play today. Sprained ankles are tricky sometimes."
Andre Ethier (ankle, shin) and Yasiel Puig (leg) are also hobbled heading into Sunday's Game 162. But the good news for the National League West-champion Dodgers is that the NLDS won't begin until Thursday.
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Talk about soft!
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Nobody mentioned your wiener. Keep that crap to yourself, Anthony.
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Rest them all on Sunday, still a lot of baseball to be played. Let's go Dodgers!!!
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The Bums have faded a bit of late. I'm hoping they're recharged by next week and that the pool party in the D-bags hood wasn't their only celebration of the season.
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Hugh Hewitt writes in his piece Now, More Than Ever what many of us across America would like to hear, and describes what many of us would like to see done. It is true that, apart from the defense of this country, no issue is as important as the judges who will rule over us. That is an important phrase--judges who will rule over us. Naturally, that is not what judges are supposed to do. They are supposed to adjudicate matters of law, determining in any dispute which side is most in accord with the written law of the land. Unfortunately, that is not what most judges now do. Thus, it is exceedingly important who is nominated and confirmed to the judiciary.
At the present time, the injuries done by the judiciary to the American people will be minimized if those who sit as judges are of the "originalist" school--that is, those who try to determine what the law actually says about a matter, rather than what they want the law to say.
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Christine Webber, a partner at Cohen Milstein who has represented thousands of workers in wage and hour cases, noted, "The work these nurses do is so important – they are caring for parents and grandparents, enabling them to stay in their own homes; they are dedicated to their patients. We are equally dedicated to ensuring that these health care providers are paid for all the hours they work."
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Margaret Tudor
4 of 8 portraits of Margaret Tudor
© National Portrait Gallery, London
Margaret Tudor
by Gerard Valck, after Adriaen van der Werff
line engraving, late 17th century
15 in. x 8 7/8 in. (380 mm x 226 mm) paper size
Given by the daughter of compiler William Fleming MD, Mary Elizabeth Stopford, 1931
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- Margaret Tudor (1489-1541), Queen of Scotland. Sitter associated with 8 portraits.
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- Gerard Valck (1651 or 1652-1726). Artist associated with 32 portraits.
- Adriaen van der Werff (1659-1722), Painter, draughtsman, mezzotint engraver and architect. Artist associated with 91 portraits.


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