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Update: Right on schedule, Haze has returns the favor. Borrowing the beat from 2Pac's "Ambitionz Az A Ridah," she takes her stance: "First off I respect your diss, you did all your digging first/ And you tried your hardest and still fell when that didn't work." Unmastered because, as she says, "you aint worth my studio time," here's "Shut The F*ck Up."


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ATLANTA — The electricity at Turner Field for the Braves' homer-fueled victory against the Royals Tuesday night was briefly interrupted when left-handed relief pitcher Luis Avilan staggered off the mound with an injury.
Avilan clutched his left leg and fell to the ground while starting to deliver a pitch in the ninth inning of Atlanta's 6-3 victory. The Braves said Wednesday that Avilan suffered a hamstring strain and cramping. He will avoid the disabled list and was in the Braves' dugout during Wednesday's series finale against the Royals.
"Obviously, the way he fell down there it didn't look good," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said shortly after the game.
Avilan, 23, had allowed no runs in four innings of work in four appearances before Tuesday. As a rookie in 2012, Avilan posted a 2.00 ERA in 36 innings with 10 walks and 33 strikeouts.
Atlanta has a deep bullpen that includes top lefty setup man Eric O'Flaherty, but Avilan also has played a key role.
"He's a huge part of our bullpen, a huge part of our team," Braves second baseman Dan Uggla said. "And we need him back as fast as possible."
O'Flaherty is the only other lefty relief pitcher on Atlanta's active roster. Left-hander Jonny Venters is on the disabled list with an elbow injury and isn't scheduled to throw again for at least another two weeks.
If Avilan is forced to miss games, the Braves could call up left-hander Yohan Flande from Triple-A Gwinnett. Flande normally throws out of the bullpen for the G-Braves but pitched 4 1/3 innings as a starter on Sunday.
MCCANN STILL REHABBING: Braves catcher Brian McCann began participating in extended spring training Wednesday at the club's facility in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
McCann, out since Oct. 16 surgery on his right shoulder, opened the season on the 15-day disabled list. Under major league rules, once McCann begins a minor-league rehabilitation assignment, he will have a maximum of 20 days to get ready to join the active roster.
"Before we start the clock on Mac, we want to make sure he can catch a little bit," Gonzalez said. "With extended spring, the clock does not start. As soon as he can catch a couple games, there we will send him out to a rehab assignment somewhere."
McCann experienced shoulder pain on some swings for much of last season. He eventually had surgery to repair a torn labrum in the back of his throwing shoulder and also secure ligaments back to the socket to stabilize the joint.
A five-time Silver Slugger Award winner, McCann had career-lows in most categories in 2012, including a .230 average with 67 RBIs, a .300 OBP and .399 slugging percentage.
FREEMAN WORKING WAY BACK: Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman took swings Tuesday for the first time since he was placed on the 15-day disabled list April 7 with a strained right oblique muscle.
Freeman said the oblique "felt fine" while taking 30 swings. He was to be examined by the doctor later Tuesday to come up with a plan for the rest of the week. Freeman is eligible to come off the disabled list Monday.
"See if it's sore tomorrow," he said. "Go at it again tomorrow if it's feeling all right."
Freeman suffered the injury during a workout before opening day but played in five games before the Braves shut him down. He's hitting 7 for 17 (.412) with a home run and seven RBI.
Gonzalez said Freeman could go to extended spring training "to get some at-bats, get into game speed" before re-joining the lineup.
"It wouldn't surprise me when if 15 days are up he's ready to play, or shortly thereafter," Gonzalez said.
At the time the Braves decided to place Freeman on the disabled list, he was angry the team made the move without first talking to him. He also wasn't pleased that he couldn't travel with the team during its six-game road trip that ended Sunday.
Freeman appeared to be in much better spirits Tuesday.
"I had a week to calm down," he said. "I'm good."
General manager Frank Wren said the Braves made the decision after consulting with doctors and determining they didn't want to risk Freeman tearing the muscle and being forced to miss an extended period of time. He said it's club policy for players who are restricted from doing baseball activities to not travel with the team.
GOT A GOOD THING WITH GATTIS: With Braves catcher Gerald Laird set to take on his usual duties of handling starter Julio Teheran today and Pirates left-hander Jeff Locke on the mound, Gonzalez said he plans to play Evan Gattis at first base again.
Gattis, a 26-year old rookie, hasn't played much first base since college but started there Friday at Washington and committed an error. But he's off to a hot start at the plate and Gonzalez is looking for ways to play Gattis on the days he doesn't catch; first base provides an opening because Freeman is on the disabled list.
"It's hard to take that bat out of the lineup," Gonzalez said. "I thought he was fine at first base. The only screw-up was that fly ball and I've seen Gold Glovers miss that play. I'm comfortable to run him out there."
Gattis, who bats right-handed, is hitting .262 with four home runs and 10 RBI in 42 at-bats. His 1.120 OPS was third behind Freeman (1.121) and Justin Upton (1.306) among Braves regulars.
It will be more of a challenge for Gonzalez to find playing time for Gattis after Freeman and catcher Brian McCann return.
"It's easy because when Mac comes back he's not going to be the Mac of two years ago where you run him out there for 10 days in a row," Gonzalez said. "He's not going to be able to do that, or we don't want him to do that. It will work its way out. Something else will happen. That's why I've learned not to worry about it."
CLOSURE TO DEATH OF TRAINER'S WIFE: A former state trooper was sentenced to two years in prison Tuesday following his guilty pleas in a crash that killed the wife of the Atlanta Braves head trainer.
Donald Crozier, 43, was also sentenced to eight years on probation for the 2011 New Year's Eve crash that killed Kathy Porter, wife of Jeff Porter, longtime Braves trainer. Crozier pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide, reckless driving and violating his oath of office — a charge he initially denied.
Crozier, a 10-year veteran of the Georgia State Patrol, was speeding to assist in a chase on I-20 when his cruiser collided with the Porters' Ford Expedition at the intersection of Capitol Avenue and Memorial Drive. Kathy Porter, 54, was pronounced dead on the scene. Crozier, who had a history of wrecks, was fired from the state patrol days after the deadly crash, according to state patrol records.
In the courtroom, Crozier apologized to the Porter family for his actions.
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Craig Schwall also ordered Crozier to work with other law enforcement officers at the state training center to help them understand the dangers and responsibilities of their jobs, Channel 2 reported.
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PLATTSBURGH — The Allstate Independent Chauvin Agency has been designated an Allstate Distinguished Agency for 2014.
"I believe we won this award by being committed to our insured's on giving them a good, reliable and local service," said Gene Chauvin, president of the Chauvin Agency.
The Allstate Distinguished Agency designation was presented to the Chauvin Agency for their performance and commitment to putting customers at the center of their agency's work.
The Allstate Recognition dinner took place May 16 at The Sagamore Resort in Lake George where Andre Chauvin, son of Gene Chauvin, accepted the award for the agency.
"It was nice to get something because we do a lot of good work for Allstate," Andre Chauvin said. "And they recognize that."
The Chauvin Agency is awaiting their plaque to come and be hung on the walls that have been there for almost three generations of the four generation family agency.
"The Chauvin Agency was started by my grandfather, Hector Chauvin, continued by his son, Merritt Chauvin, and my mother, Lita," Gene Chauvin said. "I started in 1973 and purchased the business in the mid '90s."
Hector Chauvin formed what is today's agency when he was appointed in 1932 by the Beekmantown Grange as a director, where he established fire protection insurance plans for farmers.
"He was a dairy farmer," Gene Chauvin said. "My grandfather ran the business out of his home."
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Video: Interview With Brandon DeLisio
By Laura Madaio
Special to GoHolyCross.com
Holy Cross senior lacrosse player Brandon DeLisio (Woodstock, N.Y.) has never had difficulty understanding that there is a reason why "student" comes first in the label of student-athlete. With the support and influence of his parents, DeLisio earned National Honor Society recognition while juggling commitments to both varsity football and lacrosse at Kingston High School. "My parents kept me involved in a lot of things," said DeLisio. "I was always in the middle of doing stuff while school was going on, it was just the standard."
DeLisio has maintained that mindset throughout his years thus far at Holy Cross, which can account for three successful varsity seasons as a Crusader and recognition for his academic research through his recent honor with the Vanhook-Vidulich award.
With his priorities already in order and a newfound interest in the field of chemistry, DeLisio set off on the college search. "There were a lot of schools that I could have played lacrosse at, but had weak chemistry programs. Or other schools had very strong chemistry programs, but I wouldn't have been able to play lacrosse." DeLisio found the best of both worlds at Holy Cross, one of the nation's top producers of chemistry graduates certified by the American Chemical Society. "That fact was actually the number one thing to get me here," said DeLisio.
From the get go, DeLisio took complete advantage of any opportunity Holy Cross had to offer. "My interest in research actually began at my orientation," he said with a laugh. "I asked a lot of questions." It was at his orientation in the summer of 2007 that he found out that research opportunities at Holy Cross were offered to undergrads. Something that "huge" (as DeLisio considered it) is a rarity among other colleges and universities.
As he began his freshman year as a Crusader, DeLisio took a seat in Professor Jude Kelley's course, Atoms and Molecules, which eventually led him toward his future successes in the field of science, something he never expected out of an entry level class. "I really, really liked it. He was a real nice guy and I was interested in his research. Who doesn't want to work with lasers?" DeLisio remarked excitedly.
As the years carried on, DeLisio strengthened his relationship with Professor Kelley, who helped DeLisio begin his study and continues to support his current research. "Professor Kelley taught me everything. He showed me how to use a milling machine, which is what we use to create the actual set up; we use it to cut the aluminum and Teflon, which are the two main pieces used. I started learning electronics from him before I had even taken electronics class. I learned it all from Professor Kelley," DeLisio said proudly.
Although he speaks quite eloquently about his studies, the condensed version of the name of this instrument in which he has built and tested will leave you, as it has left others, baffled. "I am constructing a new type of corona discharge ion mobility spectrometer," he says quite swiftly. In simpler terms, DeLisio has developed an instrument used to detect trace amounts of explosives in airport security. "What makes his instrument unique is that it does not use a radioactive ionization source—it uses electricity instead," Professor Kelley explains. "Brandon has built almost every part of this instrument himself, which has included machining and etching the interior pieces, assembling the electronics used to control the experiment, and writing the software used for data collection."
The Vanhook-Vidulich award is given to a fourth year student for an excellent research thesis and presentation. DeLisio received the award as just a junior, an impressive oddity among other award recipients. "I was pretty psyched. It was unexpected. I actually didn't find out until the day before the award ceremony. I got an email from my dean the night before and I was really surprised," he said. "There was some tough competition with what students are doing here," he explained. "There are students who are doing some really intense research; kids come into the lab at midnight to run a reaction. I was really surprised that I had won the award."
DeLisio's recognition for his research began at a poster presentation he had at Holy Cross. However, DeLisio wasn't just getting praise from fellow students. "Every single kid on the lacrosse team showed up to my presentation," he said gratefully. "My coach showed up, my assistant coach, it was awesome just seeing all my teammates interested and wanting to know what's going on. It made me feel like I'm doing something important."
DeLisio has seemingly gone above and beyond in order to manage his time as well as his commitments. "Most student-athletes coming into a good school like Holy Cross have already done really well in high school to get here," he said. "They should already be aware of the commitment they are making."
Holy Cross head men's lacrosse coach Adam Pascal has made DeLisio's role as a student-athlete one to be made an example of. "My coach is really helpful, I've missed practices to do stuff for school and I have never been penalized," DeLisio explained. "He brings recruits over to the lab to show them the opportunities available for them at Holy Cross as students, and I think it's great that he can turn to me for stuff like that to get them interested."
Pascal knows that DeLisio is a key member of the squad. "Brandon is a great teammate and is always there for the team," said Pascal. "He works really hard and is from a great family. We are really proud of his success."
As for now, DeLisio looks forward to a promising final season of lacrosse and continues to develop his research in hopes of eventually pursuing a doctorate. Like many kids, DeLisio dreamt of being an astronaut, but after finding out he had colorblindness, he instead became deeply involved in other areas of science in order to develop different ideas for possible career paths. "I think it would be awesome to further expand my research so I could maybe work for the government after college, with homeland security or something military related," he said.
With a good head on his shoulders, his priorities in check, and all the support of the entire Holy Cross community, we can be sure Brandon DeLisio is headed toward a successful future both on and off the field.


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BEAUMONT – After picking up six consecutive Southland victories over the past two weekends and a win over a ranked team on Tuesday, the Lamar baseball team will look to continue its recent form as it welcomes two-time defending conference champion Sam Houston State to Vincent-Beck Stadium.
With an 8-7 Southland record, the Cardinals will be looking to improve their chances for next month's eight-team Southland Tournament. The Red and White are currently seventh in the league rankings and are just one game out of a tie for fourth with SHSU, Southeastern Louisiana and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
SUGAR LAND - It was a performance for the ages on Friday afternoon as Jonathan Dziedzic recorded 26 outs before allowing his first hit of the game as the Lamar baseball team sent regular season conference champion Sam Houston State home from the Southland Tournament in 3-1 fashion at Constellation Field.
The offense has been the major driver of LU's success in recent games as the line-up has registered 10-or-more hits in each of the team's four successive victories. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the offensive surge has coincided with impressive hitting streaks by Sam Bumpers and Reed Seeley. Bumpers, who has been one of the hottest hitters in the country over the past few weeks, is on a 21-game streak, and Seeley has recorded at least one hit in 14 consecutive games.
Bumpers has hit a scorching .485 in Southland play, and Seeley's boasted of a .339 clip to go along with a .474 on-base percentage. Not to be outdone, Jude Vidrine has been a .341 hitter in league games and currently ranks among the nation's leaders in walks, helping the Cards to conference-leading totals in both batting average (.295) and on-base percentage (.391).
Will Hibbs will get the nod on the mound on Thursday night. The towering 6-foot-7 right-hander is boasts of a team-best 4-1 record with a 2.52 earned run average. He's also holding opposing hitters to a .240 opponent batting average.
Saturday's starter is set to be J.T. Autrey, who has been one of the top arms out of the bullpen this season. The senior led the team in appearances last season, and he's posted a 5-2 record this year with a 2.62 ERA over 34.1 innings of work.
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Republicans Win Rural -- and the House
Republicans won the U.S. House Tuesday largely by winning districts with high proportions of rural voters.
Two-thirds of the 60 House seats switching from Democrat to Republican in this election were in the congressional districts with the most rural voters.
Before the election almost half (61) of the 125 most rural districts were held by Democrats. By the end of the day Tuesday, the number of rural Democrats had been cut to just 22. Just 18 percent of the most rural House districts are now represented by Democrats
The map above tells the story. It shows the 125 House districts where more than 33 percent of voters live in rural communities. (The average for all 435 House districts is 21 percent rural.)
Blue districts on the map were Democratic before Tuesday's election and Democratic at day's end. There are 22 rural Democrats who survived the 2010 election to serve another term. Light red districts are Republican districts that didn't change with the election. There are 64 solidly Republican districts out of the most rural 125 districts.
The dark red rural districts began the day with Democratic representatives but ended the evening with freshly-elected Republican members of Congress.
There are 39 rural districts that switched from Democratic representation to Republican. These account for 65 percent of the 60 seats Republicans captured from Democrats on Tuesday.
How many Republican rural districts flipped Democratic? Not one.
Stories about Tuesday's election refer to the strong Republican rural vote. But they tend to mix up Southern and rural.
"In a bloodbath of a night for Democrats, the most gruesome returns came in from rural America," write Politico's Ben Smith and Jonathan Martin. "They lost the overwhelming number of gubernatorial and Senate races in the South, Midwest and interior West. Even more striking, House Democrats lost seats in every one of the 11 states of the old Confederacy."
But look at the map. Most of the seats lost by the Democrats were well north of the Mason-Dixon Line, many in the Upper Midwest and New England.
Yes, Democrats lost three of their seats in rural Tennessee. But they also lost three in rural New York.
Democrats lost two rural seats in both Arkansas and Virginia. But they also lost two seats each in rural Michigan, rural Pennsylvania and rural Ohio.
Bob Hammerstrom, Nashua Telegraph
And before Tuesday, both of New Hampshire's representatives were Democrats. Now they will be Republicans. Will liberals now ask, "What's the matter with New Hampshire?"
Tuesday's vote will have consequences in federal rural policy. The National Cattlemen's Beef Association issued a press release Wednesday claiming credit for helping to defeat four rural Democrats. The NCBA spent money to defeat the Democrats after they refused to oppose rules proposed by the Obama Agriculture Department that would regulate livestock markets.
The four are Reps. Betsy Markey (D-Colo.), Debbie Halvorson (D-Ill.), Steve Kagen (D-Wis.), and John Boccieri (D-Ohio).
"Rural America spoke up and gave the boot to candidates putting big government before innovative cattlemen who manage to feed a growing population, stimulate the economy and create jobs without government handouts," said NCBA President Steve Foglesong. "I hope the election results serve as a clue to the Obama Administration that it needs to pull this proposed rule. We do not need big government telling us how to market our cattle."
NCBA is being opportunistic, however. There seems to be no relationship between opposition to the livestock rules and defeat on Tuesday.
KMBC Kansas City Rep. Ike Skelton, the Missourian who was chair of the powerful Armed Services Committee, voted against the Obama health care law AND supported NCBA on the livestock regulations. He lost, too.
Republicans won by running against Washington, D.C., and the federal government. Skelton's opponent, Tea Party-backed Vicky Hartzler, repeated that the Democrat voted 95 percent of the time with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and that was enough to topple a politician who was first elected in 1976.
Scott Tipton, a Republican businessman supported by the Tea Party, beat Democrat John Salazar in western Colorado. Salazar is the older brother of Ken Salazar, Obama's Secretary of Interior, and is what one reporter described as a "cowboy of Colorado" type. He was supported editorially by many of the papers in the region and had a reputation for being willing "to sit down with both his supporters and his opponents in the district and explain his point of view."
Cowboy garb and a willingness to compromise, however, did little good in this election. Salazar voted for the health care bill and the stimulus plan, saying both were needed in his district, which has some of the highest poverty rates in Colorado. Tipton used both votes against him.
Seniority did little good for Democrats either. Minnesota's Jim Oberstar had served 18 terms and was chair of the House Transportation Committee. He lost. Rep. Chet Edwards of Texas had served 20 years in the House. He lost.
The split between rural and urban voters has been growing since the 1970s. Throughout that time, however, moderate Democrats have been able to hang on and represent close to half of the districts in rural America. Those numbers were cut by two-thirds Tuesday and there is very little left of the Democratic Party in the nation's most rural congressional districts.
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The Election
Obama may have not been on any ballot in any state, but a lot of us voted against him by voting against others. I hope he got the message!
Too short-sighted an analysis
Many of the districts that flipped had been Rep before. Many were traditionally Rep for a long time. Some turned in 2006 and a number of them in 2008 with the Dem sweep. A better analysis might be one that compares these districts over a ten year period.
I believe that Congress will remain in gridlock and the economy will continue to get worse. This creates an interesting situation for the new Rep majority. They are now at risk for the 2012 movement to "throw the bums out."
The real culprit is the archaic two party system. The only choice offered to voters is to vote for or vote against, no subtlety, no coalitions or compromise. I often find my self a vote-againster, not by choice but by the lack of choice.
A discussion of electoral reform, looking at systems used by other countries, more fair ballot access in all states, and changing the financing of elections are the only way to cure the whipsawing, chaotic elections we have now. We just watched over a billion dollars wasted to elect people who now plan to tell us there is no money.
Election Results
Don't know if anyone will agree with me or not, but I believe the results of this election gives all parties a chance to finally stop the bickering, name-calling, blame game and work together. All parties; Rep. Dem. and Tea-Party hold a stake in our future now.
I'm looking for less time spent on who did what wrong and more time spent on getting it fixed.
The American Dream is still out there. I haven't forgotten the low job data, house foreclosure numbers, etc. but we are still a land of plenty and many hold abundant wealth. I can't help but wonder how many jobs can be created-roads and bridges rebuilt, national parks spruced up, etc. with an amount like $41.5 million spent by one politician to get elected. This extravagant spending on elections by all parties may lead people to think we are not hurting, at least not all of us-political candidates for sure. I used to think the southern West Virginia coalfields, counties like Mingo, McDowell, Logan, was the only place you could buy votes but with staggering amounts spent on this campaign, I could be wrong.
I'm thankful for those leaders whose mind and hearts are in the right place-jobs, health care for all, caring for the elderly, education, etc. regardless of party affiliation.
I hope we use these election results to move forward-upward and onward.
Betty Dotson-Lewis
Missing variable
From west central Texas, as a brass-collar Democrat, I assure you that this analysis has omitted one very central variable: pure, unadulterated racism. The comment by mo ky fellow speaks to this directly. As I see it, this is the chest-pounding victory dance of well-to-do white people who are bound and determined to hold on to the levers of power. All those scary black radicals are just a shadow of all those scary Mexicans. Several of my erstwhile fellow citizens who are openly honest will state their racism overtly. Others merely nod when they speak.


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High Jinks (Friml, Rudolf)
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Playboy twins are really cute with lovely round bottoms, Jodie Marsh says in CBBs house
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PUBLISHED: Jan 09, 2012, 13:55 pm IST | UPDATED: Jan 09, 2012, 13:55 pm
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London: Glamour model turned bodybuilder Jodie Marsh put the Celebrity Big Brother housemates through their paces on a day full of tough tasks on tonight's episode of Celebrity Big Brother.
The 33-year-old gave the housemates a masterclass on how to strike the perfect pose and get the best out of their bodies- and gave her verdict on the group's figures.
And she appeared to take a particular shine to Karissa and Kristina Shannon, saying: 'The twins are so cute. They've got lovely big round bottoms.'
Jodie was enthusiastic as she entered the house, gasping: 'I'm just so happy to be in with you lot!'
A slightly nervous-looking Romeo murmured as she did so: 'Take it easy on us!'
The housemates were split into two groups, with MC Romeo and former Welsh rugby player Gareth Thomas as team captains.
Jodie explained the task, which centered around her latest claim to fame, bodybuilding.
'I am a bodybuilder,' she began. 'You have to go on stage, and it's all very glamourous, there are very bright lights, and you have to show off your body. You also have to wear a special tan, as it actually shows off your body better.'
Jodie giggled in the diary room as the housemates prepared themselves, saying: 'People like Frankie, when they've got that tan on, are just going to look horrendous'
Kirk, on seeing the size of the shorts he was presented with in which to perform asked incredulously: 'Is it ok if I have balls on one side and penis the other?'
After changing into miniscule gold costumes and receiving bandanas in the colour of their team, the housemates were ready to start the task.
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The housemates were provided with sick buckets in case they were overwhelmed by the challenge.
Romeo chose Natalie to represent the red team 'because she hasn't had breakfast yet, and I reckon she's hungry and ready to go'.
Marsh then made Playboy twins Kristina and Karissa go head to head in the next challenge where they competed in a red carpet bleep test.
The gold faced glamour girls raced back and forth up the carpet pulling a pose for a paparazzi camera at either end with the winner again being given a five second advantage in the ultimate task.
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BAGRAM AIRFIELD, Afghanistan, Oct. 24, 2008 As soldiers from the 1st Infantry Division's 1st Battalion, 26th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, fight in the Taliban-infested terrain of Afghanistan's Konar province, Task Force Spader medics are busy fighting a completely different battle: one to save lives.
"We have, unfortunately, received quite a few casualties, and we've also had a few fallen heroes, but the fighting is daily," said Army 1st Lt. Timothy Anderson, a 1-26th medical officer and Knoxville, Tenn., native.
"I don't remember a day being here that at least one of our companies within Task Force Spader hadn't had some type of enemy attack against them," Anderson said. "So every day it's a potential that we will be conducting some type of evacuation."
Due to frequent encounters with enemy fighters, the 1st ID medics must respond quickly when treating the wounded. To ensure they are ready for combat, new medics arriving to the task force must pass a series of training events before being pushed out into the battle space.
"For each soldier coming here, we conduct trauma lanes, and basically it just gives us as leaders an assessment of their medical reaction skills," Anderson explained. "It's not that we don't feel that they're proficient in their actual skills, but how they will react in a simulated combat environment."
So far, the medics have surpassed their leaders' expectations, going above and beyond to keep their fellow infantrymen in the fight.
"I only got to the unit two months before we deployed," said Army Sgt. 1st Class Jamie Lane, a 1-26th medic platoon sergeant, and El Paso, Texas, native.
"I was kind of worried that I never really got to train with them and see what they can do," Lane said. "But they surprised me, especially our line medics that are out there in the [forward operating bases]. They're out there alone, and they do an outstanding job."
The line medics cover a lot of ground as they are spread out among the 1-26th companies, and they won't stop at anything to save the lives of their comrades, even if it means putting themselves in harm's way.
"We had a soldier up at the [Korengal Outpost], and the report I received was that he was injured and still treating the six other casualties," Anderson said. "He still stayed with the philosophy of 'soldiers first,' and treated his patients to make sure that they were squared away."
That philosophy seems to be unanimous among the Blue Spader medics, as a similar incident occurred with Army Sgt. Reagan Stockman, another forward deployed medic. While conducting a mission with his company, Stockman came under enemy contact. With no regard for his own safety, he went out to administer aid to the injured. Only after every casualty was properly treated did he receive care for himself.
"It's a pattern," Anderson said. "We consistently get those same types of reports that that's how the forward combat medics conduct business."
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Medical care doesn't end there, as the medics travel around to the various towns and villages to cater to the community's medical needs.
In providing care to the infantrymen on the ground and the local citizens in Konar province, Anderson said, the Blue Spader medics are winning the war, one patient at a time.
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The term of a supreme court justice ends one of four ways; retirement, resignation, impeachment conviction, or death. However, only one Supreme Court justice has been impeached, Samuel Chase. Impeached in 1804, Chase was acquitted and remained on the bench until his death in 1811. So, to sum it up, if one were to rely on history to forecast the future, the likelihood of a justice being impeached and removed is slim to none.
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A new definition of autism may slow the rate of diagnosis and exclude many people from government programs that help them manage the disorder, The New York Times reported on Friday.
"The proposed changes would probably exclude people with a diagnosis who were higher-functioning," The Times reported. It could potentially make people with less-severe symptoms ineligible for services such as special-education classes and disability benefits.
Yale's Fred Volkmar, an author of a new analysis of the proposed redefinition, told The Times that the changes would radically reduce the rate of autism diagnosis. His team looked at a 1993 study and found that fewer than half of 372 high-functioning children and adults would qualify as autism patients under the new definition.
Other experts working on the new definition disagree with Volkmar's data, The Times reported.
The American Psychiatric Association is currently reviewing the proposed redefinition, which will appear in the fifth edition of the association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, The Times reported. The DSM. is the authoritative text that frames diagnosis, treatment, and research decisions.
"At least a million children and adults have a diagnosis of autism or a related disorder, like Asperger syndrome or 'pervasive developmental disorder, not otherwise specified,' " The Times reported. The new definition would collapse the three diagnosis into one—autism spectrum disorder— and would require individuals to exhibit a more-specific slate of symptoms to receive a diagnosis, according to the Times.


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Worries has found its way to my bed,
And there it will stay until morning.
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Feel Good Friday, May 17, 2013
Three and a half years ago the creation of Bolognabrain.com was conceived by my nephew, friend and partner, John House. You may know him better as Usedtoy. He contacted me shortly after he began to publish and asked if I would like to get involved. We had a business together several years before that and, as I always appreciated John's insight, energy and vision, I was happy to sign on. Since then, I have been a consistent contributor and the editor for most of what you read here. Today is my 27th Feel Good Friday and my 300th post. I want to take a moment and reflect on that accomplishment.
Bolognabrain has provided me the opportunity to comment on news that is relevant to me and, I hope, you. It has allowed me to point out the foibles of our society, point out problems, damn the defenseless and upon occasion, stop and smell the roses.
Looking back at my subject matter, as I prepared this post, I found that most of my articles ran somewhere between 450 and 600 words; not terribly long, but I do attempt to be succinct and, rather than ramble, stick to the point. Still, that comes out to about 150,000 words, give or take. I thought it would be a lot more than that, but when I researched book lengths, it looks pretty good. I just finished Crime and Punishment. Long Book. 300,000 words. So I've written half of C & P. Another site provided word count guidelines for different projects. A novel, they say, should be +/- 40,000 words. In that perspective, I've written almost four novels. Damn.
In comparison, my picture book, Miller the Green Caterpillar is just under 600 words, and The King of Fish is about 1500. I just published my first Ebook, The Shadow Who Stole the Whistle. It' a short story, and about 2200 words. It's still being distributed to online retailers, but it can be found on Smashwords now, and everywhere else within the next week or so. If you're interested, it has cute cover art and it's only $1.99.
I have always loved to read and in my visits to schools I always tell students how good readers become good writers. I have had a lifelong love for words, and my daughters seem to have also inherited the recessive gene that drives one to excel in communication utilizing extraordinary vocabulary. I am proud of them. I also believe by editing the posts of my peers here and on MusicFanCam.com, I have become a better writer, still, and by reading and playing with their words, I have enhanced my meager skills even further.
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Are Any of the Bachelors Gay? Anderson Cooper Seems to Think So! (VIDEO)
TV reporter and talk-show host extraordinaire Anderson Cooper had some strong words for The Bachelor on the Feb. 12 episode of Anderson Live — he even questioned the sexuality of the casanovas!
The silver fox ranted about the "fake" nature of the show, pointing out how few of the relationships endure. Then he took the hunks' straightness to task.
"I gotta say, there've been a couple of those bachelors that I've been like, 'I don't think he's really..." he said, trailing off suggestively.
When one of Anderson's lackeys alleged that he saw one of the bachelors on Fire Island — a popular gay haven — the host quipped, "I keep saying, 'Isn't that bachelor checking out Chris Harrison?'"
Then Anderson and guest-host Regina King (from TNT's Southland) hilariously ribbed Tierra LiCausi, recreating her fight with AshLee Frazier, with Regina trying to take Anderson's sparkle away.
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Mets acquired C Travis d'Arnaud from the Blue Jays in the seven-player R.A. Dickey trade.
J.D. Martinez left Saturday's game with a left knee contusion.
Kyle Schwarber will remain with the Cubs after Miguel Montero is activated from the disabled list.
Rays placed OF Steven Souza on the 15-disabled list with a fractured left hand.
David Wright (back) is close to beginning a minor league rehab assignment.
Chris Tillman (ankle) is not expected to make his scheduled start Monday against the Athletics.
Travis Shaw had a career-day at the plate on Saturday, powering the Red Sox to an 11-7 victory over the Rays.
Ben Zobrist clubbed a pair of solo home runs on Saturday, leading the Royals to a 7-6 victory over the Blue Jays in Toronto.
C.J. Wilson will undergo surgery to repair a left elbow impingement and is expected to miss the remainder of the 2015 season.
Rockies placed OF Corey Dickerson on the 15-day disabled list with non-displaced fractures of two ribs.
Blue Jays designated INF/OF Danny Valencia for assignment.
Taijuan Walker pitched a one-hitter and struck out 11 as the Mariners beat the Twins 6-1 on Friday.