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From: Jim McLean
Re: It's time to let me show you a proven simple way to get better that is normally just reserved to high paying Students and top touring Professionals. It's called Revolution Golf VIP. This is the only program for better golf designed by the World's best golf instructors… and I want to give it to you for FREE to try out.
Dear Friend,
Have you ever noticed the websites on the internet that are "promising" you they can add 40 or 50 yards to your drives... Or maybe the ones that claim they have the magic pill that will change your game forever?
Here is the real "Truth." If those promises were possible… everybody would be a really good golfer… I'm not saying there are not certain "Secrets" or "instruction" that can help your game quickly… but, the fact of the matter is that you need a coach.
When I say Coach, I mean someone who is there to give you simple, easy to understand instruction on an ongoing basis. Someone you can have on speed dial to answer your questions on all parts of the game that will certainly arise from time to time. Someone who is helping you track your progress and making sure you are not over-complicating the game.
At my Golf Schools we see thousands of students every year and it's the ongoing communication that we have with them that helps them with their progress the most. It's a must.
This is why Revolution Golf has put together this state of the art platform called VIP… This has never been seen before in Golf and is truly the future of Golf learning. It's simple, unique and extremely useful in your path to better golf.
In VIP there is everything you need to to quickly start beating your
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Over 300 Archived Daily Video Tips: Hundreds of archived videos that cover every aspect of the golf swing. From setup, to follow-through... and everything in between. If you have a question about a golf shot… we have the answer. Also, keep in mind that all of these video tips follow a proven system. This is not like surfing through thousands of videos on YouTube, by "who knows who".
Interact With Other VIPs From Around The World: Interact with thousands of other VIP members from around the world to get feedback to help improve your game. You might be surprised how many questions are asked by other VIPs, that end up getting just the "answer" that you need. A question that you might not have known to ask. This is the power of our dynamic daily discussions.
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Live Monthly Webinars: Live monthly webinars where you can interact with our pros, in a live setting, to get your most burning questions or problems answered. These live web presentations are worth many times the price of admission, but as with everything else on this list, they are included when you become a VIP member.
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In this interview, Keegan Bradley talks about the importance of
having me as his personal swing coach.
With Revolution Golf VIP™ you too have the opportunity to
have me as your own Personal Swing Coach.
Make any of these "moves" in your swing and it's going to be next to impossible to play consistent golf and shoot low scores...
Yes this sounds extremely daunting... but it's actually the exact opposite. In this never-before-released series, I simplify the golf swing and break down the 21 mistakes you cannot make. You certainly will not be making all of them, but there is a good chance you are making a couple of them. I typically save these quick tips for my students that spend as much as $5,000.00 for a half day lesson. These secrets alone are well worth the entire year's tuition to VIP.
Here's A Sample Of These Never Before Released Videos:
The Top 21 Death Moves That Most Golfers Make In
Their Golf Swing And What This Is Doing To Their Golf Scores
If you are making the above "Death Move", or any of the 20 others, you are making this game a LOT harder than it needs to be. In taking a look at these sample of these "Death Moves", can you already see a couple moves that are KILLING your swing and your ability to score?
#2. The Reverse Pivot
This is where your weight goes toward your forward leg on the backswing and then your rear leg on your forward swing.
#3. Trying to Create Width In Your Backswing
Width in your backswing is good; it's "over-extension" to try to create additional width that is the problem.
#4. Rolling the Club Over In the Backswing
This is where your hands and arms roll over in the backswing and the clubface points up towards the sky.
#5. No Hip Turn & No Shift
This is trying to create X-Factor resistance in the lower body - to a "fault". This is your lower body doing "nothing" in your backswing.
#6. Hooding Or Over Closing the Golf Club
This is where the golfer takes the club back and starts to "hood it" on the way back. This usually combined with the butt of the club getting too far away from the body.
#7. Wide Open Club Face At the Top
This is typically caused by having a weak left (top hand) on the club and sometimes having both hands in a weak position. This causes the club to be wide up at the top
And There Are 14 More - All Included With VIP!
Join Revolution Golf VIP™ And Get All 21 Of My "Death Move"
Videos, Plus Custom Prescriptions To Eliminate
The Ones That Are Killing Your Scores!
Inside Revolution Golf VIP™ you will get an inside look into my famous Golf Lab that I call my "Super Station". This is where I work with my tour Pros using state of the art video equipment.
As a VIP, I will share with you exactly what I've been working on with students like; Keegan Bradley, Lexi Thompson, Christie Kerr and many other famous players.
This kind of access is normally only available to the wealthy or touring professionals… but as a VIP member, I will pull back the curtain and show you what I work on with them. So you can then take these simple ideas and apply them to your own game.
As I mentioned above, 1/2 day lessons with me are $5,000.00 a day, if you can find an open spot in the schedule. To attend a 4 Day golf school that I'm teaching down at the beautiful Doral Resort in Spa, you had better be ready to shell out $6,500.00 plus hotel and food and travel. Many of our Members have told us they would happily pay $197 a month to have this kind of access to one of the World's top instructors... and my entire staff. So here is the deal; Revolution Golf™ was founded to change the way golf instruction is delivered to people. To revolutionize a game that has traditionally hard to learn and very expensive… and if we are going to achieve our goals, we must make sure you achieve yours. For that simple fact we are not going to charge you $197... not $150 a month... not even $97 a month.
We are certainly aware of the current Global financial times, so we don't even think at $47 a month we could reach all the people we need to. To create a Revolution, we must do something that allows hundreds of thousands to receive these simple, unique secrets of the game, that up till now have only been reserved for Top Players in the World, or the Super Rich. So today we invite you to join Revolution Golf™ for just $14.95 a month… and that's not the final offer. You see, we do not want you to pay the first dime until you take it for a test drive for 2 weeks. Just like any private club you would join, we want you to come on in and take a look around, before committing to joining. So click the "add to cart button" below to begin your totally risk free trial. Oh, by the way... if you decide to pay for the year in one payment, we will slash 30% off the monthly price! Welcome to the Revolution.
Simply Click One Of the Two "Add To Cart" Options Below To Get VIP Access Today!
P.S. Remember, this is a totally risk free offer... you have nothing to lose but strokes.
P.P.S. Also, Yours To Keep As An Added Bonus, You'll Also Receive:
X FACTOR: The original X-Factor Video is a revolutionary learning tool developed by Jim McLean in 1992. At the time, the X-Factor became a world-wide phenomenon explaining the golf swing. The Original X-Factor shows you the correct body movements to produce an efficient golf swing and powerful results. Learn the shift, rotate, throw motion that Jim McLean teaches to his students. Every golfer wants to hit the ball further. That's what The X-Factor is all about!
X FACTOR 2: Jim McLean seen regularly on the Golf Channel, has also appeared on the cover of Golf Digest and Golf Magazine dozens of times. A teaching editor for Golf Digest & Golf Magazine, Jim has worked with over 100 Tour professionals. The X-Factor II is a revised and updated version of the original X-Factor DVD. The X-Factor II features topics like:
- X-Factor Power Setup
- Correct Body Motion
- Body Angles You Can Learn
- The 4 Turns in the Golf Swing
- The Y Factor Explained
- Compression: An All New Concept
- Watch How the Body Powers Your Golf Swing


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|Exhibition catalogs
|Named Person:
|Atsuko Tanaka; Atsuko Tanaka; Atsuko Tanaka
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editors: Jonathan Watkins and Mizuho Kato ; texts by Lorenza Barboni ... [et al.]]. ; Atsuko Tanaka; Jonathan Watkins; Mizuho Katō; Lorenza Barboni; Ikon Gallery.; Espai d'Art Contemporani de Castelló.; Tōkyō-to Gendai Bijutsukan.; et al
|9781904864707 1904864708 9781904864714 1904864716
|Language Note:
|English and Spanish; with parallel title also in Japanese.
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|Exhibition held at Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, England, 27 July-11 Sept. 2011; at Espai d'Art Contemporani de Castelló, 7 Oct.-31 Dec. 2011; and at Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo, 4 Feb.-6 May 2012.
|222 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 30 cm.
|Network paintings: prophecies of the present = Pintura en redes: profecías del presente / Yuko Hasegawa --
Atsuko Tanaka's "paintings", as seen through Work (Bell) = La 'pintura" de Atsuko Tanaka vista a través de Work (Bell) / Mizuho Kato --
Atsuko Tanaka: the calligraphies of the soul = Atsuko Tanaka: las caligrafías del alma / Lorenza Barboni --
Broader horizons = Horizontes más amplios / Jonathan Watkins.
|Other Titles:
|Art of connecting
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|editors: Jonathan Watkins and Mizuho Kato ; texts by Lorenza Barboni ... [et al.]].
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Kenneth Coffin, 55, of Seattle, pleaded guilty Wednesday in Erie County Common Pleas Court to charges of complicity to possess marijuana and possession of hashish, while Thomas Whitlow, 31, of Minneapolis, Minn., pleaded guilty to obstructing justice, and Lucas Franz, 33, of Seattle, pleaded guilty to complicity to possess marijuana.
All three were released Wednesday from the Erie County jail, pending their sentencing hearings Oct. 10 in Judge Roger Binette's courtroom. Franz and Whitlow could both face up to 36 months in prison, while Coffin could face up to nine years. The three were originally charged in December with drug trafficking and drug possession, after an Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper stopped their vehicle on the Ohio Turnpike and found 353 pounds of marijuana inside. The charges were later reduced, and the three pleaded guilty to even lesser charges Wednesday.
Coffin's attorney, Geoffrey Oglesby, said he would have preferred to take the case to trial, but any ensuing court processes — such as appeals, if convicted — would have taken as long as the eventual prison sentence.
Oglesby, however, said he has lingering questions about the Highway Patrol's decision to stop the men's pickup that morning. Trooper Christopher Breyer stopped the pickup because it was following too closely behind a semi-trailer, Highway Patrol Maj. Shawn Davis said.
Oglesby said Breyer has three similar busts recently. "Something is off," Oglesby said. "He is a bit too lucky." Acting on tips from the Drug Enforcement Agency or other agencies — or citizens who report suspicious activity — troopers will sometimes watch for a specific vehicle suspected of involvement in drug activity, Davis said.
A Reuters story recently revealed the National Security Agency has, for some time, provided the DEA with intelligence information on suspected drug activity. The DEA, in turn, passes the information along to local or state law enforcement agencies. The NSA's surveillance program, which has swept up phone records of millions of Americans, has come under heavy fire from critics who say it is a violation of civil liberties.
In the case of Whitlow, Franz and Coffin, however, Trooper Breyer was not acting on a prior tip, Davis said. His reason for the traffic stop was related to a driving offense. But the trooper's reasoning for searching the vehicle is another point of suspicion, Oglesby said.
Breyer said he could smell a strong scent of raw marijuana when he was talking to the men as they sat in the truck. The trooper also said the men would not make eye contact with him, and the driver kept his hands on the wheel — something he referred to as criminal activity in testimony, Oglesby said. Oglesby said he was prepared to present an expert to testify that the marijuana was shrink-wrapped in multiple layers, and also placed in duffle bags, which means there would not have been an odor of marijuana.
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Yes, I am wireless. I am using an aeropad ethernet adaptor. There is a linksys router downstairs. It has been hooked and working fine for the past 4 years.
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You seem to spend all year waiting for December and Christmas to come around and just like that it's all over. Well that's certainly how it felt at Lovell Rugby HQ and now that the festive decorations have been packed away, we can take time to look back on the exciting new arrivals which kept us all busy and distracted from the mince pies.
December is always a busy month for everyone at Lovell Rugby as we welcome a huge range of new products to the offices. With so much coming in, it's time to round up some of the items you may have missed out on in December which included rugby boots, rugby shirts and a rather fun training aid. So take a break from your new year resolutions and take a look at what the end of 2013 had to offer.
Puma Spirit Mixed Sole SG Rugby Boots Black/White/Yellow
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The addition of a sturdy heel counter means all-important stability and support is delivered where you need it most whether in training or come match day.
Just as the name says, this mixed sole on this Puma rugby boot has been designed to make life easy on soft natural surfaces. Utilising a combination of moulded and screw-in studs alongside each other, this is becoming more common place on boots in order to enhance your performance and traction.
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With that being said, in 2013 I do hereby resolve:
* To not engage with, read, or give attention to the growing legion of sports media figures whose soul purpose in life is to troll their audiences to solicit a reaction and attention. I'm tired of guys like Doug Gottlieb, Skip Bayless, and Marcus Hayes. In order to survive, they need you to be enraged with their BOLD OPINIONS and ABSOLUTE TRUTHS. They will tell you they deal if FACTS when in reality they deal only in the currency of pissing you off to chase page views and rating points. If you really want to get to these guys, ignore them. Unfollow them on Twitter. Turn the TV when they invade your set. Change the channel when they come on the radio. Embrace serenity.
* To tell as many people as possible to follow Celebrity Hot Tub on Twitter. While he's a college football specialist, the man is a master of humor, mockery, sarcasm and insanity - all delivered in a 140 characters or less.
* To not go shopping with Michael Carter-Williams.
* To find new analogies to truly paint a picture of how bad many of the broadcasters are that work college basketball games. I understand eight million games are televised a week and someone has to call them. However, just because these idiots butcher the English language and offer trite bromides and tired platitudes about the play on the floor, that doesn't mean you should have suffer through my old jokes mocking them. I resolve find new ways to excoriate them.
* To write more on this dopey blog. Our son turns one this weekend and while he's beyond awesome, these little bastards take up insane amounts of time and energy. I have no idea who Champ manages to get anything up, as he's had kids about as long as this blog has been in existence.
* To not change the name of the blog, even though there are only two of us. It adds to the idiocy of the space.
* To grow my own version of a Duck Dynasty beard. This resolution will not last, but a man has to have dreams. Long, hideous, facial hair dreams.
|I can only dream of growing facial hair this glorious
* To never buy a T-shirt SU Athletics creates to commemorate an event. I've still got my Gerry McNamara OVERRATED T-shirt from 2006. It's covered in paint and doesn't fit great anymore, but it looks great.
* To finish the damn book I've been reading since my son was born. I used to read when I didn't fall asleep on the couch in a puddle of my own drool every night.
Happy 2013 friends. Thanks for still reading after all these years - we're looking forward to continuing to bring you idiocy.


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We're down to the final five ... and we're on the island of Madeira ...
It would probably help a lot if we were all drinking some as well, but off we go!
Everyone is channeling Captain Jack as they sail into port and if the previews are anything to go by (Yes, I watched, OK? Don't judge.), all five guys stake their claim and let their hearts go full-tilt-neon-flashing-sign on their sleeves. Amping up the stakes? Whoever makes it through this week gets to take Des home to meet his family next week. Of course, for Des, that spelled her doom last season on The Bachelor, so, you know ... there is that.
But before we get to the heart-wrenching, soul-crushing outcome of this week's journey, let's dish with some of the other contestants from Sean's season of The Bachelor, shall we? Yes, Des flies out several of the other women who traversed that journey with her last season to help her figure out which hottie she should keep macking on, and which one to send packing. (OK, so she says it like there's more to their relationships than that, but given how much the girl likes to kiss, that's got to be a major factor. You know it.) So who did she fly out? Lesley, Jackie and last season's winner, Catherine. (Awkward!) Actually, given Des' heart n' hormones are already engaged in a gaggle of new guys (and given she's had time to detox from last season and realize she dodged a major bullet when Sean sent her packing from the Final Four), she and Catherine can be besties now despite the fact that they were once both in love with the same man. At the same time.
Des gives them the rundown of each of the remaining guys and what her questions are about them. Is Chris ready for commitment? Is Zak too all over the place? Does Drew have any edge? Does MG have too much of one? What's weird is she says nothing to them about Brooks. Hmm ... I don't know what to make of that. My feeling is if she were really iffy about him, they'd have included the clip. So I wonder if she only had gushy things to say. I mean, I know Brooks hasn't had any real spotlight since getting the first date, but he's factored in, in the background, on every group date and most of the other get-togethers. I don't know if that means he's moved into the friend/supporter/shoulder guy for her, or if it means their connection is that strong. Hopefully, we'll get more one-on-one time this week to make more sense of it.
To that end, three of the guys get one-on-ones this week, and the other two go on a two-on-one. Since only one rose is handed out this week, no one goes home from the two-on-one, but I think one of them will get the Rose of Safety.
First up? Brooks!
Oooh, but before we go there, we're going to Girlfriend Dish Town. The guys come out to the pool area below where the BFFs are sitting and sipping, and Catherine, Jackie and Lesley break out the binocs to get an eyeful of the boys. Jackie's privately hoping Drew is sent packing ... right to her house. After much ogling and seething silent jealousy from two of them that they didn't get picked for the final ride on either season, they ask Des if she's kissed many of them yet. At home we all fall over laughing. Has she? Well, once the laughter and tears of hilarity subside, they ask who's the best kisser of the bunch. Drew apparently sealed that deal with his up-against-the-wall hotness from last week. And if you missed last week, in this case up-against-the-wall isn't a euphemism for the kind of kiss he laid on her. He actually took her by the hand, pulled her into an alley and ... yeah, it was like that. I still need a fan just thinking about it.
Most successful guy? Federal prosecutor MG. (And, you know, while we've definitely seen his aggressive cross-examination-style personality, in general he doesn't really come across to me as the sharpest witness on the stand, you know what I mean? So I have a hard time putting those two dots together and connecting them with a straight line.) Most athletic? Chris. (See, a man who writes poetry and can slam-dunk a basketball is a guy to give serious consideration to.) I just wish he hadn't gone all caveman "me want woman, no think about real life while with woman" rant against James last week. That seriously dragged him down a few notches on the leader board for me. Best body? Drew. (Wow, Naked Zak is somewhere crying right now ...) Best eyes? Brooks. Most adventurous? Zak. (Dry your tears, big guy.) Catherine asks her who is most, um, naturally gifted when the bedroom door closes. Des laughs it off. She has no idea! she claims. The overnight suites haven't happened yet, after all. But she guesses Chris. Hmm ... (OK, show of hands. Who else felt bad for Catherine, who has been with fiancé Sean now for, like, eight months and he's staying celibate for the duration until they're married, which means she still has no answer to that question?) All I can say is, Catherine, if the man moves behind closed doors the way he did on Dancing With the Stars, um ... you might want to demand a test drive before saying "I do." Just sayin'!
Ahem. Where were we?
Oh, right! Brooks' One-on-One date. I think this is the one that interests me most this week. To my mind, Brooks, Chris and now Drew are in the final three with Zak and MG falling behind. Frankly, I'm surprised MG is still there, and I'd be shocked if he gets the hometown visit next week. But ... he's still there. So clearly I have no idea. Des didn't invite me to Madeira to get my input. More's the pity for her.
Chris is concerned as he watches them drive off because he sees the same connection between Brooks and Des as I do, but, like me, he wonders if it's gone anywhere more serious given their one-on-one was so long ago.
I have to break in here to say that I didn't know anything about Madeira before, but I want to now! It's absolutely stunning, on the level of breathtaking.
OK, back to our date! Des and Brooks get to take all that splendor in on their road trip around the island on their way to their date destination. Brooks private cameras that, for him, the day is for them to figure out if there's something important enough and strong enough in their particular connection, for him to take it forward and invest in getting more serious.
Brooks still feels the connection to her, but since he had the first solo date of the season, he's very aware she's gone on to connect and develop relationships with other guys, which he's been witness to, so needless to say, he's more pensive — his word — and I think hoping for a sign from Des as to where he falls in the lineup these days.
This is the point in the arc of this show where I think things get the most awkward, and the structure of the show is at its most twisted and unrealistic. I get there is a real-world parallel with dating around and figuring things out and who do you want to be exclusive with ... Generally, however, that choice is made long before you have multiple men actually falling in love with you. And in this environment, they have to be willing to take that huge vulnerable step (and if you've been there, you know how hard it is not only to open yourself up to giving someone the power to hurt you, but risking the rejection, the hurt and the damage that goes hand in hand with that ... it's not fun. It's not easy.). No one wants to live through it once, much less do a repeat. And given that these guys aren't teenagers, it's safe to say they've been there at least once before and aren't eager for a repeat. And yet, that's what at least four of them KNOW they have to do. And I think that's really messed up. It's hard enough to figure things out when it's just two people getting to know each other, lowering defenses, and hoping for the best while determining if there's enough there for long-term compatibility and a real relationship. But to do that while you know the woman you're falling for is simultaneously doing all of those things with other guys? Who does that?
And while Des has the difficulty of knowing she's essentially being put in the position of having to lead at least four of these guys on at this advanced stage, albeit knowingly on both sides, and knowing she's going to hurt people, badly, in order to find happiness for herself — the fact is, she at least has the odds on her side. The guys get one shot. There's no backup plan for them. No arms to run back to, to help assuage the pain of breaking someone else's heart. I'm really not a big fan of that element to this and wish there wasn't so much pressure for this to end with an engagement and marriage, but rather have them take more time during this stage simply to get to know each other, with the final outcome a "you're the one I want to figure things out with" and let it end there, before we get to actual proclamations of undying and often unrealistically achieved love.
Brooks tells Des where he's at, saying he's past "like" but not yet to "love," and Des agrees. They laugh about needing adjectives and words for that in-between stage. He tells Des honestly and sincerely, without any undue pressure, that he needs the two of them to figure it out one way or the other, and Des' response is less than enthusiastic to me. But then as they're walking out to their mountaintop picnic in the clouds (so stunning, this landscape!), she private cameras that she's hoping Brooks is on the same page as she is and is worried that she's falling and he's not, so maybe his pensiveness made her feel less confident and that's where her tentative reaction as coming from. Instinct tells us to protect ourselves, so this whole process is a test in how much we can override our own instincts and fall without any real sense of how hard we're going to land. I will say that, overall, this date at this point shows them looking way more tentative than solid. Is it because it matters that much? Or because it's already not enough?
So, once settled on their mountain top, literally in the clouds (pardon me while I go book my flight to Portugal …), Brooks launches his exploratory conversation in a pretty realistic way by saying he'd like for them to look at and picture what life would be like for them as a couple. Things like, where would they live and what would a relationship for them look like. Smart guy. He's clearly very comfortable with her, can talk very easily and openly, and be himself, and that's key. So, big strength there for him. Des tells us she's falling and describes it as the best dream you've ever had. We get a lot of them standing in the clouds together (on Cloud 9, she jokes, which ... pretty clever!) and opining on their future and how much they want it to happen. I think if either of them were uncertain at the start of that day, by this point, they were locked in. Now, whether it was in the moment, or truly sincere deep down, I don't know.
The even bigger question is, how does it stack up when she has similar locked-in moments with the others? I don't know. But I'm glad Brooks got the first one, as he did in the beginning of this whole thing. If it's him in the end, then these are indeed the moments that took it from can-we-should-we to gotta-can't-live-without-ya. Of course, the show gives us prolonged mountaintop gazing with huge swelling music and both of them going on at length about how they're falling ... all of which makes me wonder if the oh-so-cruel editors would really give us this much of a season finale show 'n' tell this early on. Darn you, Show! Teasing me this way!
Well, one thing I won't do is make you wonder and wait! I'll tell you right now who wins this week's giveaway because, unlike the show (but kinda like Des), I'm all about instant gratification! Last week you had the chance to win ANY book from my website bookshelf and thank you all for the enthusiastic responses and entries! The winning happening Blog Babe is? Marita D from Oklahoma! Your copy of my brand new release, Honey Pie, will be winging its way to your Kindle shortly!
Now, now ... don't the rest of you go off thinking no rose for you! I want us all to stay on this journey together! (Don't make me do this alone!) So take a moment, as our (absent this week) Host Chris would say, and drop me an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com with "Pick me! Choose me!" in the subject line. Winner will get a copy of any book in my Cupcake Club series! Sugar Rush, Sweet Stuff, Babycakes or Honey Pie could be yours! Check out my big-time author website for details on the whole series and let me know which title you want in the body of your e-mail, and whether you want print or digital!
Then add some tutti to that fruity umbrella drink and join me for the rest of this week's dishy adventure! You're all invited on this one-on-one date!
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Lower right side abdominal pain. Is it an ovarian cyst? Or is it my appendix?
I know from hearing other people's apendicitis stories that usually if it's your appendix, it will hurt if you press and release in that area. Also I read that if you stand on your tip toes and then slam down on your heels it will hurt if it's your appendix. I've done both of these things and there is no pain when I do that. Also, I do not have a fever, I have not been nauseated and the pain eases up when I stand up. Is it possible I have an ovarian cyst? Or coudl I really have appendicitis without the typical symptoms? I know these are questions for a doc but I'm just hoping to get some answers from some people who have experienced appendicitis and/or ovarian cysts. I am scared. Thank you.
I went through the exact same thing pet, it depends how long you've been feeling this pain if its over 24 hours I would say it could be an ovarian cyst. I have polycistic ovaries and I freaked out thinking it may be my appendix, turned out I had 7 large cysts in each ovary, I was only 14 when I found out, I'm 18 now
But please if your in extreme pain and you have a feeling it may be your appendix phone an ambulance! If you think it's not that serious phone your GP tomorrow and tell him your concerns, they will organize an ultrasound for you at the hospital.
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I have ovarian cyst which i got to know in jan 2010 when i was suffering from swear lower abdominal pain .?
I have ovarian cyst which i got to know in jan 2010 when i was suffering from swere lower abdominal pain .doctor recomended dulotol for 3months but i have taken it for only one month.then in april i again went for check up and cyst is still there n size is 6cm.i m suffering from svere abdominal pain n doctor suggested to operate but other doctor suggested me to go for dulotol again for next 7 months.Pls suggest wht to do?
u have to get it operated, in these days it is done by laprascope
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Ovarian cysts are common in women at age of reproductive years. 90% of women at that age have ovarian cysts depending on the severity of the condition. Contrary with popular opinion cysts are not contagious and the vast majority will not lead into cancerous condition.
However, you should be aware since ovarian cysts can cause swelling leaving painful excruciating pain. Let's discuss how you can get rid of ovarian cysts using entirely natural methods.
1. Look For Signs and Symptoms Of Ovarian Cysts
Before it is too late, look for signs and symptoms. It is better to cure your ovarian cysts early on; the early symptoms you might want to recognize are painful feeling during bowel movement, abdominal bloating and swelling, also any changes in menstrual pattern can be an indicator of ovarian cysts.
2. Kill The Pain
Having ovarian cysts can be excruciatingly painful, if you visit doctor; you will be give a pain reliever to help ease your pain. But it can leave only temporary result, and worse than that the consumption of synthetic chemical over a long period of time can weaken your immune system.
Some example of pain relievers are nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen and acetaminophen.
Since there are side effects with long term use of synthetic drugs, you should consider using natural pain relievers whenever possible. Examples of natural pain relievers are herbal tea and raspberry tea.
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Depending on the cause of your ovarian cysts, a vast majority of ovarian cysts can be treated using natural cure effectively. The successful of your medication will depend on a combination of various factors such as your diet habit, you immune system, and the herbal remedies.
Get rid of caffeine and meat as much as you can, since these two will cause your ovarian cysts to worsen. If your immune system is the problem, then eat a lot of food rich in vitamin C and vitamin E.
Also consider to consume food containing dark leafy vegetables and grain foods.
Stress level also can influence your ovarian cysts. Some women have their ovarian cysts more painful during high stress level. Take a meditation class or do your hobby or anything that can reduce your stress level, it will help ease and cure your ovarian cysts.
Look for signs and symptoms, quickly cure your ovarian cysts right away whenever you recognize the symptom.
Herbal tea and raspberry tea can help ease the pain caused by ovarian cysts. The result of your treatment will depend on a combination of several factors such as daily habit, lifestyle, immune system and herbal remedies.
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PCOS is a health problem that can affect a woman's menstrual cycle, fertility, hormones, insulin production, heart, blood vessels, and appearance. According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, women with PCOS have these characteristics:
• high levels of male hormones, also called androgens
• an irregular or no menstrual cycle
• may or may not have many small cysts in their ovaries. Cysts are fluid-filled sacs.
PCOS is the most common hormonal reproductive problem in women of childbearing age.
What are the symptoms of Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)?
These are some of the symptoms of PCOS listed by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services:
• infrequent menstrual periods, no menstrual periods, and/or irregular bleeding
• infertility or inability to get pregnant because of not ovulating
• increased growth of hair on the face, chest, stomach, back, thumbs, or toes
• acne, oily skin, or dandruff
• pelvic pain
• weight gain or obesity, usually carrying extra weight around the waist
• type 2 diabetes
• high cholesterol
• high blood pressure
• male-pattern baldness or thinning hair
• patches of thickened and dark brown or black skin on the neck, arms, breasts, or thighs
• skin tags, or tiny excess flaps of skin in the armpits or neck area
• sleep apnea – excessive snoring and breathing stops at times while asleep
How is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) treated?
Because there is no cure for PCOS, it needs to be managed to prevent problems. According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, treatments are based on the symptoms each patient is having and whether she wants to conceive or needs contraception. Below are descriptions of treatments used for PCOS.
• Birth control pills. For women who don't want to become pregnant, birth control pills can regulate menstrual cycles, reduce male hormone levels, and help to clear acne. However, the birth control pill does not cure PCOS. The menstrual cycle will become abnormal again if the pill is stopped. Women may also think about taking a pill that only has progesterone, like Provera, to regulate the menstrual cycle and prevent endometrial problems. But according to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, progesterone alone does not help reduce acne and hair growth.
• Diabetes Medications. The medicine, Metformin, also called Glucophage, which is used to treat type 2 diabetes, also helps with PCOS symptoms. Metformin affects the way insulin regulates glucose and decreases the testosterone production. Abnormal hair growth will slow down and ovulation may return after a few months of use. According to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, these medications will not cause a person to become diabetic.
• Fertility Medications. The main fertility problem for women with PCOS is the lack of ovulation. Even so, your sperm count should be checked and your spouse's tubes checked to make sure they are open before fertility medications are used. Clomiphene (pills) and Gonadotropins (shots) can be used to stimulate the ovary to ovulate. PCOS patients are at increased risk for multiple births when using these medications. In vitro Fertilization (IVF) is sometimes recommended to control the chance of having triplets or more. Metformin can be taken with fertility medications and helps to make PCOS women ovulate on lower doses of medication.
• Medicine for increased hair growth or extra male hormones. If a woman is not trying to get pregnant, some other medicines may reduce hair growth. Spironolactone is a blood pressure medicine that has been shown to decrease the male hormone's effect on hair. Propecia, a medicine taken by men for hair loss, is another medication that blocks this effect. Both of these medicines can affect the development of a male fetus and should not be taken if pregnancy is possible. Other non-medical treatments such as electrolysis or laser hair removal are effective at getting rid of hair. A woman with PCOS can also take hormonal treatment to keep new hair from growing.
• Surgery. Although it is not recommended as the first course of treatment, surgery called ovarian drilling is available to induce ovulation. The doctor makes a very small incision above or below the navel, and inserts a small instrument that acts like a telescope into the abdomen. This is called laparoscopy. The doctor then punctures the ovary with a small needle carrying an electric current to destroy a small portion of the ovary. This procedure carries a risk of developing scar tissue on the ovary. This surgery can lower male hormone levels and help with ovulation. But these effects may only last a few months. This treatment doesn't help with increased hair growth and loss of scalp hair.
• A healthy weight. Maintaining a healthy weight is another way women can help manage PCOS. Since obesity is common with PCOS, a healthy diet and physical activity help maintain a healthy weight, which will help the body lower glucose levels, use insulin more efficiently, and may help restore a normal period. Even loss of 10% of her body weight can help make a woman's cycle more regular.
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London's Gatwick Airport has been instructed by the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to provide airlines using the facility with greater clarity on the reasons for some of its charges.
The airport has been told to comply with the CAA's 'Transparency Condition' imposed some 20 years ago, but will not face any financial penalties for having previously failed to do so.
The ruling follows a complaint by Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair, which recently won a related case against Gatwick over the airport's charges for the use of check-in facilities. Ryanair argued it was being charged for a service that the vast majority of its passengers did not use.
Referring to the latest decision, the CAA said: "Basically [the airport] is not providing sufficient information to airlines on how they have reached their charging figures.
"This dates back to 1990 when we referred [airport operator] BAA to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission for anti-competitive practices. Out of that came the Transparency Condition, which we apply to Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports, obliging BAA and the three individual airports to supply transparent information to airlines on the charges they put in place for services."
Gatwick was one of BAA's airports until the operator was forced by the UK government to sell it off, with control passing to new owner Global Infrastructure Partners in October 2009.
Ryanair's complaint covered the past six years, said the CAA, so the problem pre-dated Gatwick's sale. The CAA had received no complaints regarding any similar problems at Heathrow or Stansted, but "in the light of this decision it's something we may well be looking at a bit more closely".
Gatwick has been given until 1 April 2012 to remedy its shortcomings, said the CAA, adding: "We're not convinced a financial penalty is necessary."
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text: Philosophy Assistant Professor of Philosophy On Faculty since 2012 Phone: (630)752-5236 Email: email@example.com Education PhD, Fordham University. Dissertation: "The Immateriality of the Intellect in Thomas Aquinas' Philosophical Psychology." Mentor, Gyula Klima. MA, Fordham University, 2007. BA, Philosophy and Ancient Languages, Wheaton College, 2004. Magna cum laude. About Adam Wood When I was a student at Wheaton College, I kept signing up for philosophy classes to scratch various intellectual itches. I had lots of niggling questions about God's nature and the rationality of religious belief, so I signed up for a philosophy of religion class. I wanted to know how thinkers from the past had approached the same questions, so I signed up for history of philosophy. I was particularly attracted to the ways ancient and medieval thinkers like Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas answered many of the questions that interested me, so I gobbled up more classes on them. But you know how it goes with scratching an itch. It's very satisfying, but it often leaves you even itchier! I became especially interested in questions about our own nature as human persons: what sorts of things are we? What sciences, cognitive faculties, or methods of inquiry can tell us about ourselves? What happens after we die? After leaving Wheaton, I finally decided that these sorts of questions were too interesting not to pursue full time, provided anyone would let me do so. And lo, Fordham's graduate philosophy program let me do just that. I focused chiefly on medieval thought in graduate school because it allowed me to combine philosophy with the interests in classical languages and theology that I had also pursued at Wheaton. In the Middle Ages, there wasn't as sharp a divide between philosophy and theology as you find in most universities today. Many of the best philosophers were also theologians, and vice versa. The way I see it, you got the best of both worlds. I'm excited about working with Wheaton students who think that idea sounds as cool as I do. Or students who simply have intellectual itches they need to scratch! Courses Taught Philosophy of Human Nature Philosophical Ethics Research Interests Metaphysics Philosophy of Mind/Philosophical Psychology Aristotle Medieval Philosophy Papers Published (selected) "The Faculties of the Soul and Some Medieval Mind-Body Problems," The Thomist (forthcoming). "Incorporeal Nous and the Science of the Soul in Aristotle's De anima," International Philosophical Quarterly (forthcoming). "Transduction and Singular Cognition in Thomas Aquinas," in The Demonic Temptations of Medieval Nominalism, ed. Alexander Hall and Gyula Klima (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2011), 11-24. "Faith and Reason: The Condemnations of 1277 and the Regensburg Address," Philosophy and Theology 21 (2009): 165-77. "A MacIntyrean Critique of Secularism," with Brendan Palla, in The End of Secular Thought? ed. Gary Gabor and Herbert DeVriese (Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2009): 327-52. "Kierkegaard and Shakespeare on Tragedy," in The Locus of Tragedy, ed. Arthur Cools, Thomas Crombez, Rosa Slegers and Johan Taels (Leiden: E.J. Brill, 2008), 121-38. "Names and 'Cutting Being at the Joints" in the Cratylus," Dionysius 25 (2007): 21-33. Paper presentations (selected) "Souls as Causes," The 46th Annual Congress for Medieval Studies, Western Michigan University, May 2011. "The Soul and Its Faculties in Aquinas and Buridan," University of Quebec in Montreal, May, 2010. "Aquinas' Aristotelian and Neo-Platonic Arguments for the Subsistence of the Soul," University of Toronto, September, 2009.


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Senior keeper Adam Sokolowski made four saves during the match.
Sept. 12, 2008
DEKALB, Ill. – The Xavier University men's soccer team dropped an early goal to Northern Illinois Friday night after Brad Horton drove a penalty kick past keeper Adam Sokolowski at the 4:37 mark. The Huskies held the Musketeers to only six shots on goal on their way to a 4-0 shutout in Dekalb, Illinois. NIU improves to 4-0-1 on the season while Xavier falls to 0-4-0 with the loss.
The next NIU goal came from Adam Johnson after a Sokolowski save was rebounded and put in the net for Johnson's first goal of the season, giving Northern Illinois a 2-0 lead in the 22nd minute.
Xavier was given a penalty try of their own in the 26th minute but sophomore midfielder Andy Dimbi was unable to convert as Huskie keeper Joe Zimka made the save.
Just minutes before halftime, NIU went up 3-0 on a shot by freshman forward Finn Jor from Johnny Tyma's assist in the 41st minute. The Musketeers did not have an opportunity to answer before halftime.
Brad Horton for NIU hurt the Musketeers once again in the second half, assisting Luis De La Cerda for the Huskie's fourth and final goal of the match in the 59th minute.
Xavier led shots on goal six to four, but had only eight total attempts to NIU's 19.
Senior goalkeeper Adam Sokolowski made four saves during the match, compared to Zimka's six for NIU.
Sophomore forward Brandon Bucher led Xavier with three shots. There were no cautions or ejections in the match.
The Xavier men's soccer team will continue play in the NIU tournament Sunday at 1 p.m. when they take on Northwestern.


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Dinner for under $35 pp in soho or adjacent TONIGHT?
Having dinner with a friend from California tonight (which means no Mexican or sushi, as she's had far superior out west). She wants to eat in Soho or Soho adjacent. Any suggestions?
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Mooncake always works if your'e on a budget in Soho. If you're careful you could do 35 pp at Lupa too.
Kuma In would be a great option in the LES, so is Café Katja, a dimly lit Austrian hangout. Take a look also at the pizza at L'asso and the unique Australian options at Eight Mile Creek.
if the weather's nice, sit outside at bar pitti for italian. be sure to get the burrata as a starter.
for more festive indoors, you could do Lulu, Bread, Barmarche or Lucky Strike. all solid brasserie's. the one's in nolita have the added charm of the distinctly non-californian surroundings.


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Clearly, the best solution for injecting drug users is to stop injecting and enter substance abuse treatment. However, many drug users either cannot get into substance abuse treatment programs or will not stop injecting drugs. Even those injectors who are in reatment may relapse to injecting drugs. Given these realities, several governmental bodies and institutions1 have recommended consistent, one-time-only use of sterile syringes as a central strategy in the effort to reduce the transmission of HIV and other blood-borne pathogens among those individuals who continue to inject drugs.
Most states restrict the sale, distribution, and possession of sterile syringes: 44 states have drug paraphernalia statutes, 5 states have syringe prescription statutes, and 23 states have pharmacy regulations or practice guidelines. These restrictions present significant barriers to the sale of syringes to IDUs by pharmacists, the prescription of sterile syringes to IDUs by physicians, the operation of syringe exchange programs, the safe disposal of blood-contaminated used syringes, and ultimately, to the efforts by IDUs to reduce their risks of acquiring or transmitting blood-borne pathogens (Gostin, 1998).
Three types of interrelated interventions are now being pursued in the U.S. to increase IDUs' access to sterile syringes. Several states and municipalities are working on policy efforts to allow increased pharmacy sales of syringes, remove criminal penalties for syringe possession, and include language in laws stating that preventing HIV and other blood-borne pathogens is a "legitimate medical purpose" for prescribing sterile syringes to IDUs who cannot or will not stop injecting drugs. Many jurisdictions are pursuing efforts to sustain and expand syringe exchange programs, which provide IDUs with free sterile syringes and a way to safely dispose of blood-contaminated used syringes. Many of these syringe exchange programs also provide additional services, such as education and counseling, primary medical services, and referrals to substance abuse treatment and social services.
Initiatives with pharmacists provide education about the role of sterile syringes in reducing the transmission of blood-borne pathogens such as HIV and viral hepatitis, address pharmacist concerns and questions about syringe sales and disposal, and encourage changes in pharmacy policy and practice.
An individual IDU makes approximately 1,000 injections each year, which even in a moderate-size city adds up to millions of syringes and millions of injections a year (Lurie et al., 1998). Given this fact, achieving the recommendation of the one-time-only use of sterile syringes will require the coordination of all of these interventions so that every IDU who cannot or will not stop injecting will be able to obtain and safely dispose of a sufficient number of sterile syringes to prevent the acquisition or transmission of blood-borne pathogens.
In October 1999, the American Medical Association (AMA), the American Pharmaceutical Association (APhA), the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO), the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP), and the National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors (NASTAD) issued a joint statement urging state leaders in medicine, pharmacy, and public health to coordinate action to improve IDUs' access to sterile syringes through pharmacy sales. They encouraged public health leaders to work to reduce legal and regulatory barriers that restrict access, expand availability of substance abuse treatment, and improve options for safe disposal of syringes (NASTAD, 1999). This statement builds on previous similar policies adopted by the APhA in 1999, the AMA and NASTAD in 1997, and ASTHO in 1995.
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Another high school football season has come and gone in Toledo. It seems like only yesterday we were awaiting that first kickoff, and yet, with Whitmer's loss Friday night to Canton McKinley in the regional finals, all high school teams in the immediate Toledo area have completed their seasons.
Like every year, there were some great moments and successes to remember. The first one that comes to mind is the phenomenal year enjoyed by the Whitmer Panthers. Coach Joe Palka and his staff did a wonderful job in not only getting his players ready to put together a season that carried them to the regional finals in the state playoffs, but also in re-energizing the Washington Township community. Panther pride is back and the success of the football team is a major reason.
Although a second straight state championship eluded them, Central Catholic had a good season. For most of the season the Irish were rated as one of the top Division II teams in the state as they ran their winning streak during the past two seasons to 22 games before finally being upended by St. John's Jesuit. Unfortunately, the Irish ran into a tough Piqua team in the first round of the state playoffs and made an early exit, but Central's accomplishments must be commended.
State championships and 22-game winning streaks are a rarity. These two Central teams will go down as some of the best the city has ever seen and the team members have much of which to be proud.
On the East Side, longtime St. John's Jesuit coach Fred Beier must be smiling broadly as his son, Tony, led the resurrection of the Cardinal Stritch football program. The Cardinals had suffered through many losing seasons, but came strong this year. Stritch rode the talents of an outstanding senior class to an undefeated TAAC season, an 8-2 overall record and a state playoff berth.
The Cardinals were a fun team to watch and the late Coach Beier had to be proud of the way his son coached this team and conducted himself on the sidelines. Toledo is lucky to have the Beier coaching legacy continued as young Tony demonstrates the old adage that "an apple doesn't fall too far from the tree" is true. Hopefully, Toledo high school football will enjoy the advantage of having a Beier on the sidelines for many more years.
There were many other great moments and successes in this past season, but space limitations make it impossible to comment on them all. Perrysburg's title in the NLL; the modernization of Waite's football stadium; and, the Libbey Cowboys winning their first game in two years come to mind. Congratulations to all the participants who made these accomplishments possible.
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#1 Full UK Airspace Ground-Stop04-15-2010, 12:05 PM
Volcanic ash cloud grounds flights over Britain.
All UK flights have been grounded until tomorrow morning as a spreading cloud of volcanic ash heads south from Iceland towards continental Europe.
In the first extended closure of British air space in living memory millions of airline passengers face travel chaos as National Air Traffic Services (Nats) said no civilian planes would fly until at least 7am on Friday morning because of the eruption in Iceland.
"The cloud of volcanic ash is now spread across the UK and continuing to travel south. In line with international civil aviation policy, no flights other than agreed emergencies are currently permitted in UK controlled airspace," a spokesman from Nats said.
"Following a review of the latest Met Office information, NATS advises that these restrictions will remain in place in UK controlled airspace until 0600 tomorrow, Friday 16 April, at the earliest."
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nie vergessen, nie verzeihen.
We've been watching this on the sats. You guys are in for some spectacular sunsets!
The ground-stop is still on. Virtually no air traffic is leaving or entering the UK and most north western EU countries are in the same position. Each day, the stop is extended to the next day.
Problem is, no one knows how long this might go on for.20010911
nie vergessen, nie verzeihen.
AGW strikes again...
OK, I know it's not AGW, but how long before somebody gets on TV or in print and makes a connection between the two?Progress is Providence without God. That is, it is a theory that everything has always
perpetually gone right by accident. It is a sort of atheistic optimism, based on an
everlasting coincidence far more miraculous than a miracle.
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04-17-2010, 04:54 PMIn most sports, cold-cocking an opposing player repeatedly in the face with a series of gigantic Slovakian uppercuts would get you a multi-game suspension without pay.
In hockey, it means you have to sit in the penalty box for five minutes.
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A radar image taken from space of the volcano.In most sports, cold-cocking an opposing player repeatedly in the face with a series of gigantic Slovakian uppercuts would get you a multi-game suspension without pay.
In hockey, it means you have to sit in the penalty box for five minutes.
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Wonder if they will ask the volcano to buy carbon offsets?...oh wait....
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Wow Pothead, what kind if gnarly reality have you created for yourself? Can't keep a job, huh? Sad, sad . . . but that is your personal problem, because most hard-working people don't get laid off or fired - that it is now happening to a large numbers of those with whom we entrust our future generations is pathetic and lacks even the smallest foresight but there you are Pothead, leading the way. You just don't like public schools and are trying to be insulting; shebo is on to something, you appear to be some kid (or just very immature)
And it is hardly whinning (sic) to lament having your career waylaid and lose your family's income. Just how much pot have you smoked?!
Above addressed to jpsattackdawg. And 2nd paragraph should read "your parents sending you to school" . . . "
Yes, I misread that. Lol! But it doesn't change the fact that U.S. schools for decades have placed 6 y.os in 1st grade so they are 18 when they graduate. Tiny sampling: Mitt Romney, John McCain, Bush I and Bush II all graduated at 18, so they were in 1st at 6 (I could go on but it would take forever, so I picked same major GOPs to make it more palatable). So I don't see how that issue is a "big part of the problem"
And I don't see the difference is between your parents sending your kid to school and 4 others sending their kids to school at 4. Don't let the name 'preschool' fool you, it's school and lessons are taught be certified teachers.
I'll bet you don't think the parents that send their kids to preK at Country Day or St. Martins or Newman are all slackers. I can tell you all those savvy movers and shakers don't spend up to $15,000/year for playtime, they expect results. And they get 'em. It is a fact that preschool classes at those schools are just as packed as K and 1st because very, very few parents opt out of giving their child the same advantages as their peers - because the only thing worse than that is not having the option
Uh huh. So you started 1st grade at 4 and you graduated at 18 - it took you 14 yrs to complete 12 grades? That explains a LOT.
Quit making stuff up. 6 in first grade has been the standard in the U.S. for decades and decades. Oh and kids are going to school earlier now; it is called Preschool.
"Back in the day, we started 1st grade at 4 years old." Whose "we"? It appears that we were in elementary school around the same time - my first grade year was '71-72 and I was 6. Just like everyone else in my class. And just like 99.9% of my peers in other schools. And we graduated at 18, just like they do now instead of 16 like you are inferring. Oh, and in this state, you have to be 5 y.o. to enroll in Kindergarten so . . . no 4 y.o.s going to 1st grade.
There are many things children learn in school that don't have to do with the three Rs. But just you just don't get it
Yes I have a couple of friends that teach for Jefferson Parish schools, both in elementary schools, and I stand by my statement
Great idea! Lets really catapult Louisiana and/or the U.S. into third world status by keeping the masses ignorant.
Sorry, I see now your wife is an asst. Still, it appears she has no grasp of the pay scale. I just got off the phone with my friend who teaches at Country Day and we had a big laugh when I told her she needed to go take her 25 yrs experience of teaching preschool over to Jefferson Parish since there is such a huge pay jump there
Really? . . . close to 50K?! Your wife better cherish that job because she is making almost double what the average preschool teacher and I know for a fact much more the the Country Day (see top of list) preschool teachers are paid.
Btw, I never heard before of anyone stating 1) that teachers are overpaid, and 2) that their spouses make too much money for what little they do. I call b.s.
Exactly ad I stated jpsblahblahblah, you'd have been way behind. Many kids learn how to read before 1st; 2 of 3 of mine did and the third was in the cusp and this they learned with the rest of their class at school. Not to mention there is so so SO much more to preschool than singing the alphabet song. Just thinking about makes me laugh - either you don't have children or you do but are way older than you admit . . . but you have it been out of touch with the schools system for the last few decades
"if you cannot pay for it you should not be allowed to do it" Wow, where are on earth did you really learn such lovely articulation and philosophy? Certainly not in law school (so what, a cop? dispatcher?) and not through God. Is it necessary to remind you that children, especially 4 year olds, can't pay for anything? And you wanna tell me why you want to further debilitate innocent 4 y.o.s for whatever sins their parents committed (in your eyes) thereby condemning them for lifetime of always being 2nd, always being one or more step behind?
And Head Start, what is that supposed to be a joke? i thought everybody that knew even the very smallest bit about education that Head Start has never been anything but an abysmal failure. Obviously you don't care, but I prefer the American populous to be as well-educated as possible
And that MORONIC statement of about the moral fiber of today's people - spare me. Only the completely
obtuse think that the percentage of unemployed exactly equals the number of no account slackers in this country. AND nothing will make the middle class disappear faster than relegating the better-educated/skilled to go flip burgers (instead of pursue the higher paying job they are qualified for).
What I want to know is what kind of d-bag considers an underprivileged child going to school a free ride?
Back in the day huh . . . jeez, how ancient are you? Guess what - these days you wouldn't be ready for first grade, you'd be behind already. Why do you think they have early education - do you really think a child is not capable of learning until the first day of kindergarten? And what duty do you think billions of parents around the globe are shirking by giving their child an early education? Ludicrous! I have school age children of various ages so I know scores and scores of families in the system and I don't know any parents who didn't send their children to preschool, it's practically unheard.
wev, I know Jonathan Swift and DeBerry is no Jonathan Swift. In fact this piece bears little resemblance to Modest Proposal. Oh I knew what DeBerry was attempting right away - we used to carry out the same exercise in 10th grade English and the results were about the same . . .except they not senselessly obscene. My fourth grader is reading the newspaper now, especially on Sunday when we can all enjoy a leisurely and thorough perusal; although she understands what she needs to know now about pedophiles, I certainly made sure she didn't come across this garbage.
Also, I believe you are wrong about DeBerry knowing his audience and the comments posted here prove it. Further, I can tell you from personal experience that DeBerry doesn't understand victims of child molestation.
That should be "palate". dang autocorrect
Laughing at the unsophisticated palettes here- I can't believe such low-brow attitudes still exist. Isn't it dark under that rock? Newsflash PawPaw, you can get salmonella from cooked food.
And the reason sushi isn't cooked is because it is divine just the way it is, perfectly safe if handled correctly (like all food) and WAY better for you. Millions of people eat sushi every day with no prob and for thousands of years sushi has been enjoyed by the Japanese, an advanced and forward-thinking society that doesn't have but a small fraction of the lard-butts we do.
Copperhead, I wasn't posting about something that happened almost two decades ago, I am referring to the here and now; Feinstein's prior actions don't distract me from the issue at hand. I don't agree with Vitters bill - at all - and I am glad someone put a hold on it.
Wow, maybe people are commenting without actually reading the article, but it seems to me that many posters here don't understand the difference between ordinances regarding bearing arms and being denied the right to bear arms.
And, spot on Phil. Watching can't distinguish between liberal and socialist and huevos very often labels others "childish" and "child-like" when disagreeing with their views . . . I guess it's because age is all he has on anyone here
Watchingthem stayed in school long enough to read and write, but dropped out before taking civics. Wow
Watchingthem stayed in school long enough to read and write, but dropped out before taking civics. Wow


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Fifth Annual Baseball Basics Scheduled for March 13
Participants Receive a Ticket to the Pirates Spring Training Night Game on March 20
BRADENTON – The Pittsburgh Pirates and Bradenton Marauders are accepting registrants for the fifth annual Baseball Basics for Women clinic presented in partnership with Manatee Memorial Hospital. The clinic is intended for young adult and adult women interested in learning or refining their baseball fundamentals. It will be held Thursday, March 13 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at McKechnie Field.
The registration fee is $40. Pirates Major League and minor league players and coaches will instruct participants in hitting, catching, running the bases and fielding. Each of the women will also receive a free t-shirt and a ticket to the Thursday, March 20 Spring Training night game against the Orioles. Gecko's Grill & Pub will provide dinner after the clinic. The Kona Bar built by NDC Construction will be open for family members and guests during the clinic and for participants during dinner.
A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Manatee Memorial Foundation. The Manatee Memorial Foundation is a non-profit organization that supports the health-related needs of the Manatee County community. Community healthcare needs and scholarships for medical education are the benefactors of the Foundation.
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Leeanna M. Roth, 29, of 1924 Miller Road, Willard, was charged with failure to control Jan. 16 after she went off the right side of Ohio 61 while traveling north and hit a ditch. She came back on the road, went off the opposite side and hit another ditch.
Dillon J. Bettac, 16, of 690 Edwards Road, North Fairfield, was charged with failure to control Monday after he began to swerve while traveling north on Edwards Road, went off the right side and hit a ditch, coming to a stop in a field.
The Crawford County Sheriff's Office reported there was a truck stuck in an Ohio 103, Willard, field Tuesday.
The Greenwich Police Department requested a deputy check Ohio 61 for a missing juvenile Tuesday.
The Willard Police Department reported having Kevin Czupik, 18, of 39 Washington St., Willard, and Alex Hall, 18, of 7935 Baseline Road, Plymouth, in custody Tuesday. Czupik was arrested on a Norwalk Municipal Court warrant and charged with receiving stolen property, a fifth-degree felony. He currently is in custody at the Huron County Jail. Hall was arrested on an undisclosed Sandusky County warrant and turned over to the Sandusky County Sheriff's Office.
Dispatchers received a 9-1-1 call from Alpha Road, Greenwich, about an unruly juvenile Tuesday.
An Old Military Road resident reported extra patrol Tuesday after hearing strange noises in her basement last week. The complainant also reported finding her dog, which was penned up in the garage, was in the yard Saturday.
A Neal Zick Road, Willard, resident reported a loud music complaint Tuesday.
A U.S. 20 resident reported being threatened Tuesday.
A Boughtonville Road, Greenwich, resident reported someone ran over his pine trees Tuesday. The complainant's children told him Friday night there had been four-wheelers in the area.
An employee of an Old State Road business reported a suspicious vehicle Tuesday.
Edward E. Blair, 30, of 20 Spring St., was served a warrant Tuesday, charged with possession of marijuana and released after posting bond.
Kenneth A. Derby, 24, of 4307 Drake Road, was arrested and charged with an open container violation, driving with a suspended license and driving under the influence in connection with a Benedict Avenue traffic stop Tuesday. He was released to a sober person.
An employee of a Westwind Drive business reported two suspects, a male and female, left the store with bags of suspected merchandise today. The incident remains under investigation.
Found a slight leak in the gas line going to a fireplace during a natural gas odor investigation at 6:56 p.m. Tuesday at 121 S. Linwood Ave. Returned to station at 7:11.
Assisted North Central EMS with a patient at 9:29 p.m. Tuesday at 248 W. Main St. Returned to station at 9:42.


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Daily Language Review, Gr. 6: Week 15 (Resource Book Only) eBookGrade 6
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Students review and practice language skills through these daily activities on editing sentences, analogies, subjects and verbs, guide words, and more. Includes a daily progress record and answer key.
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