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Four Deadly Disasters Caused by Food | Food & Think.
I first found out about one of the four disasters via an article at cracked.com; thus, I thought it was a joke. However, I did some research and found out that molasses really did kill several people (21) in Boston back in 1919. Imagine an 8 foot wall of molasses chasing you down the street at 35 mph! I may have nightmares. :-)
Another of the disasters described in the article linked above was an explosion at a Minneapolis flour mill. This reminded me of an important principle regarding kitchen grease fires: DO NOT under any circumstances throw flour on a grease fire! It might seem to make sense that the flour would suffocate the fire, but it ain't so. You run the risk of a big explosion in your kitchen. Instead, turn off the burner and put the lid on, or throw a wet towel over it. This will put out the fire.
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The Contra Costa Times reports: Cardinals manager Tony La Russa is excited about Mark McGwire's return to baseball as the team's hitting coach and raised the bizarre possibility of putting the former slugger on the active roster for use as a pinch-hitter.
"If we're in contention, we'll put him on the roster Aug. 31. It's a nice little dream," said La Russa, adding that he expects McGwire -- who dodged steroid questions before Congress and has been silent since accepting his new job with the Cardinals -- to address the media soon.
"Is it likely?" La Russa said of the pinch-hitting scenario. "Probably not. I don't think it's a zero possibility. The point is, you'll see him in spring training. He won't be leaning on the batting cage chatting it up. He'll work his (butt) off, and hitters will be thrilled he's there helping them."
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The Avon real estate market showed improvements in January as measured by 2 key indicators: Total listings and total pending sales. Starting with total listings, there were 1.5 percent fewer Avon homes for sale in January, 2011 compared to the previous month, or 334 versus 339 respectively. This is a good thing is you're a seller or real estate professional since fewer listings acts to counteract the downward price pressure that otherwise results when listings outpace sales. Compared to January of 2010, however, this was a net increase of 1.8 percent. Also, there were on average 347 homes for sale per month from November, 2010 through January, 2011 compared to an average of 322 during this same period 1 year ago, or 7.5 percent more.
Another positive indicator in January was that of total pending sales. In January, 2011 there were 34 pending sales, or 17.2 percent more, compared to the previous month's total of just 29. This also represents a 6.3-percent increase compared to last January's total of 32 pending sales. Viewed quarterly, there were an average of 31 pending sales per month from November, 2010 through January, 2011—unchanged from the same period 1 year ago. Of course, any increase in pending sales carries with it an expectation for more closed sales in the near future. Add to this the fact that spring is not far away and one would certainly expect these numbers to gradually improve. One the down side, the latest figures for total sales showed that there were 22.2 percent fewer homes sold in January, 2011 compared the previous month's total of 36. Compared to last January's total of just 18 sales, however, this represents an impressive 55.6-percent increase in total sales. Sellers couldn't have been thrilled with the average 114 days spent on market in January. This would have set a record 15-month high were it not for the fact that last January's average of 134 days on market already holds that distinction. So, let's just call it the runner up for now. Over the past 15 months there has been as much as 51 percent variation in the total time on market, as Avon homes have spent as few as 69, and as many as 134, days on market on average. Arguably worse than the total time spent on market in January, at least from a seller's perspective, was an average sold-list differential of just 92 percent. This was a significant drop from the previous month's more respectable average of 96 percent. Not only this, but it was a 15-month low in this category of measurement. But was bad as this was at least it didn't match last January's average sold-list differential of 91 percent. The 12-month average for this metric is a well-rounded 95 percent.
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- The average price per square foot rebounded from the previous month's 15-month low of just $62, reaching $66 in January. This is a 20-percent price improvement compared the record 15-month high of $83 per square foot that was set in January of 2010…assuming you're a buyer, that is. The 12-month average price per square foot is $68.
- The average active 'sold' price rose a significant 11.2 percent, from $159,000 in December to $177,000 in January. Compared to last January's 15-month high average 'sold' price of $220, however, this represents a significant decrease of nearly 20 percent. The 12-month average 'sold' price is $171,000.
- While January's average active price of $210,000 was only a slight increase from the previous month's average of $209,000 it was a 7.5 percent decrease from last January's average of $220,000. The 12-month average active price is $217,000.
- The absorption rate based on closed sales fell to 8.4 percent, while the absorption rate based on pending sales climbed to 10.2 percent.
- There were 11.9 months of inventory based on closed sales and 9.8 months based on pending sales.
- The median price was $126,000.
Overall, the Avon real estate market behaved much like one would expect considering the town was covered in a 2-inch sheet of ice. But, as a wise man once said, "This too shall pass". Bring on spring! For up-to-date charts showing market conditions in a variety of statistical categories be sure to visit the Avon real estate market reports page here. View the original article here.


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A Manchester United player he may be, but Wayne Rooney was watching very closely as England teammate Daniel Sturridge terrorised Barclays Premier League defences last season.
In partnership with top scorer Luis Suarez, Liverpool's No.15 was relentless in front of goal, registering 22 times in the division to help the Reds surge to a second-place finish.
The striker is being widely tipped to shine on the greatest stage this summer, with Sturridge likely to lead the line for the Three Lions when they kick off their World Cup against Italy tomorrow night.
Now Rooney, who could be tasked as the creative provider behind his colleague in Brazil, has joined the chorus of appreciation for the clinical 24-year-old.
"He has turned into a top, top striker and it's great to see," he said of Sturridge. "Brendan Rodgers deserves a lot of credit for his progress.
"He's been at Manchester City, went on loan to Bolton and didn't get a chance at Chelsea, where he played out wide on the right and then was left out of the team.
"He went to Liverpool and played almost every game. His goalscoring record is incredible. He's unpredictable, and that makes him hard to mark for defenders. He's a big player for us. That's a quality of his."
Should Rooney and Sturridge play together in Roy Hodgson's starting line-up, their aim would perhaps be to emulate the scintillating attacking performances at Anfield.
On Rodgers' 'SAS' duo, he added: "They've certainly been the best two frontmen in the Premier League this season, that's for sure.
"It's easier at a club, where you have more time together, but we've had time to work on stuff where we haven't in the past. Hopefully we'll see the benefits of that."
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I am a Bradley Method of Natural Childbirth educator. Within the Bradley Philosophy we teach you to be an informed birth consumer. While Natural Childbirth is what the safest way for your baby to be born and the manner in which most couples choose after taking the class, the class is about making an informed choice as well as giving you the skills to obtain an unmedicated birth.
The Association of Omaha Natural Childbirth Educators are working together to ensure that your 10 weeks of classes will help you be certain you understand and are adequately prepared for your birth. I realize this is a significant time commitment, however it is worth it. The class teaches nutrition and exercises to help you stay low risk as well as relaxation and other pain management techniques to use in labor. In addition to this the class empowers couples to understand normal birth and to be advocates for themselves.
The benefits of the Bradley Philosophy are endless. Students report shorter labors, avoid toxemia/pre-eclampsia, lower rates of birth complications and cesareans, and feel more connected to their labor partner.
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After the disturbing posts of Brazilian model- actress Daiana Menezes on social networking sites about violence against women, her partner Cagayan de Oro Rep. Benjamin Benaldo finally broke his silence to address the issue.
Benaldo admitted that he and Daiana "fought because of love" and that she has already forgiven him. The cryptic posts of Daiana about domestic violence created speculations and caused alarm to her followers.
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"Today, Daiana and I have settled our differences. We are together out of love. We fought because of love. She has forgiven me because she truly loves me. I am truly blessed," Benaldo said in a statement sent to TV Patrol and ABS-CBN News on Thursday, June 13.
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One of Daiana's posts shows a photo of an arm with bruises and cuts. (The post has since been deleted.) She also posted photos seeking to stop "rape" and "domestic violence."
Benaldo asks for understanding regarding Daiana's cryptic online posts.
"Like any couple, Daiana and I encounter problems. We try to resolve them privately. I have apologized to her and she has accepted. On behalf of Daiana's actions on social media (Twitter, Instagram), we seek the understanding of everyone regarding her posts on her advocacies seeking help and support," he added.
Benaldo also admitted that he and Daiana are more than partners.
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Last Thursday the Tigers played the Folsom Bulldogs, their first away game of the season. They also suffered their first loss of the season falling 56-8 to the Bulldogs.
"Despite the score some of the players played hard," said head coach Jaime Bunch. "However, we will need everybody to play hard next week against Oakmont if we want to win."
Bryce Crouch was the lone scorer for the Tigers.
On Thursday, September 1, the RHS freshmen football team hosted the Rio Linda Knights for the first game of the season. With solid play from the defense, the Tigers came away with a 14-7 victory.
"I think we improved from the jamboree, mainly on the defensive side of the ball," said Bunch.
The two scores of the game came from starting quarterback Michael Dobler and Brandon Koch.
"I hope to come away with another win, but we need to improve in a couple of areas going forward," said Bunch.
On Thursday August 25, the team partook in their annual jamboree. They played three scrimmages rotating offense and defense with the other team. Their opponents were Kimbol, Union Mine and Antelope High Schools. Scores weren't kept, but Bunch came away with high expectations for the team.
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Today, 22-year old Edwin Rist from the USA was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment, suspended for two years and was given a supervision order for 12 months.
Rist pleaded guilty to burglary and money laundering offences after 299 rare bird skins went missing from the Natural History Museum at Tring on June 24 2009.
Edwin Rist was arrested on 12 November last year and was studying music in London. He stole 299 skins for use in ornamental fly-tying, the money from which he was hoping to put towards his studies and buy a new flute.
Tropical bird specimens such as these were stolen
He separated many of the bird skins, or feathers from them, and sold them on to other fly-tiers. A fly-tier alerted the police after he saw the media appeals and became suspicious when he was offered the skins for sale.
Following the arrest and charge, a number of people around the world came forward with specimens they had unwittingly purchased from Rist and wanted to return.
So far, 191 intact birds have been recovered, but only 101 still retain their labels, which are critical scientifically. Parts, such as feathers, have also been recovered from an estimated 31 further birds.
Judge Steven Gullick said, 'The loss of the birds was a natural history disaster.'
Detective Inspector Fraser Wylie from Dacorum Local Crime Unit said, 'This is a very positive result against a man who, through his obsession with fly-tying and greed for money, essentially tried to rob the world of some of its natural heritage.
'This case and the subsequent sentence send a strong message to anyone considering similar criminal behaviour that there is a strong likelihood they will be caught and receive a criminal record for their efforts.'
Crown Prosecution Service Hertfordshire District Crown Prosecutor Tapashi Nadarajah said, 'This was an unusual case for CPS. Some of these birds were very old and very rare, which made their theft even more distressing for the staff at the Natural History Museum. Thankfully, many of the stolen bird skins have been recovered and will continue to enlighten and fascinate people for many more years to come.'
Natural History Museum's Director of Science Professor Richard Lane said, 'We are pleased that the matter has been resolved. We would to thank the police, media and public and the fly-tying community for their help in recovering many of these priceless specimens but there has still been a terrible impact on our national collections.'
DI Wylie added, 'I would like to appeal to anyone else who may have bought bird feathers or skins from Rist to come forward and return these items.
'Like previous people, you may well have done so without knowing their source. Please get in touch so we can return these rare items to the Museum.'
Anyone with information is asked to contact either the police on non-emergency number 0845 33 00 222 or the Museum on +44 (0)20 7942 5065.
Bird specimens like these need to be kept intact and labelled to keep their scientific value
The stolen birds were a number of brightly-coloured tropical birds, including cotingas, quetzals and birds of paradise. Prof Lane explains, 'Some of these are endangered species, irreplaceable and, therefore, of special scientific concern.
'The knowledge gleaned from these collections helps protect endangered species and answer questions about the biodiversity of the world around us.'
Lane adds, 'Unfortunately, a significant number of the returned specimens have been irrevocably damaged or their labels destroyed which will make them almost impossible to study in the future so we would be extremely grateful for any information on the remaining missing specimens.
'The wanton destruction of such culturally and scientifically important specimens is in stark contrast to the great interest in nature demonstrated by many members of the fly-fishing community with whom the Museum has a close working relationship through our river-fly programme.'
The birds that were stolen form part of the nation's natural history collection, assembled over the last 350 years. The 70 million specimens looked after by the Museum are a resource of international importance in the development of scientific knowledge.
The ornithological collections are amongst the most heavily used and are consulted by researchers throughout the world, who either visit the


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Q: Was the lack of production in the running game of the things you guys were doing or not doing or was it the result of [Syracuse]?
When they're playing the safeties that tight you have to throw the football and we probably didn't throw it enough. I thought we did a little better job in blocking and I think we'll continue to improve. It's tough when you got that many guys in the box and stunning the ball so much, but we obviously got to do a better job.
Q: You said you can see a lot of improvement between Games 1 and 2, what did you think of your team?
Q: Are you a little concerned about your short-yardage plays?
Q: Last week you scored a lot while spread out, this week you were bunched up, why the difference?
Q: Daryll Clark fumbles at the goal line; do you feel like your team is crisp and sharp, are you working on things consistency-wise?
Q: Sean Lee's second game looked like he was all over the field today, how do you assess his play?
Q: Is Navorro Bowman getting any closer health-wise to playing?
Q: Could you talk about the effect of Royster as a wide out today?
Q: Two weeks in a row you started quick with a touchdown on the opening drive, how do you get the offense to sustain that throughout the rest of the game?
Q: Can you comment on the overall play of the defense and also do you think the secondary has been tested enough so far?
Q: With the Big Ten opener [against Iowa] a couple weeks away, are you trying to build the offense up to running and passing the ball effectively?
Q: You worked in [Quinn] Barham and [Johnnie] Troutman in place of [Matt] Stankewitch and [Lou] Eliades] are those two spots still up for grabs?
Q: You had Lenny Moore and the rest of the 1959 team here today, can you talk about how those teams, before you came over, meant to the history of Penn State Football?
In 1947, they had one of the best teams in the country, went to the Cotton Bowl and had a 14-, 15-game winning streak, went down there against Doak Walker [of Southern Methodist] and Wally Triplett was the first African-American drafted in the NFL was on that 1947 team. So there's been a great football history going way back.
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Q: How did you feel your defense did today?
Q: You have two games now under your belt with giving up minimal points, are you playing as well as you would like?
Q: Are you nervous at all that the secondary really hasn't been tested?
Q: How much of a difference does it make when he isn't there?
Q: You played Bani [Gbadyu] in a couple of different places today.
#22 Evan Royster
Q: How exciting is it for you to make that big play as receiver when the running game just isn't working right now?
Q: Can you talk a little bit about your running game?
Q: What is to say that Iowa won't do this (bring their safeties up) or Ohio State won't do this? Then what do you do?
Q: Is there concern on the goal line for you guys?
#17 Daryll Clark
Q: How important is it to keep this aggression going into Big Ten play?
Q: How does the height you have at receiver affect your play and how you throw the ball?
Q: Can you talk about Graham's [Zug] performance today and your passing to him on third downs?
Q: How impressed are you with [Graham] Zug?
Q: Is Kevin Newsome ready to be the back up for this team?
Looking at him in practice there are times where he wants to go for the big play or the big pass, and that is normal in young guys. They like to go deep a lot. He will learn as he gets older that you can think and get just the amount of success on that play. You are going against really good guys on defense that aren't going to give up big plays like that. So you have to take your time and take what the defense gives you.
Q: Two solid wins; a great start to the season. Have you guys been fully tested yet?
#34 Nathan Stupar
Q: Talk about your interception. What was going through your mind?
Q: Can you assess the defense's performance today?
Q: What was it like starting today in place of Bowman?
Q: Did you think the Syracuse offensive line was something you could exploit going into this game?
#5 Graham Zug
Q: Were you surprised with the improvement of Syracuse from one year to the next?
Q: How about your improvement as a team from week one to week two?
Q: How do you feel about your own play these first two games?
Q: Has it sunk in yet going all the way from being a walk on to being a starter?
Q: You appeared to be Daryll's go-to receiver today. When he was in trouble, he looked to you. Have you guys developed that kind of communication where he looks to you?
#43 Josh Hull
Q: Assess the defense's performance.
Q: Talk about the defense's goal line stand.
Q: How does it feel playing with Sean Lee for the past two games?
Q: What is it like to play behind a defensive tackle like Ollie Ogbu? How does he compliment Jared Odrick?
Q: Talk about your interception.
#45 Sean Lee
Q: Can you talk about the performance of the defensive line?
Q: Where do you think you are as a team after the first two games?
Q: Were you disappointed that you didn't get the shutout?
Q: Going into Temple, an in-state rivalry game, do you get hyped up for those matchups?
Q: Did Paulus impress you with what he was able to do today?
Q: Two games in, how do you assess your play so far?
#28 Drew Astorino
Q: Can you talk about Syracuse and the way they prepared and the way they changed from last year to this year?
Q: After two games, does the defense still have work to do?
Q: When you were making plays, you seemed to always have #45 [Sean Lee] right there with you. What's it like having him back out there for a second game?
Q: When you're playing back there you probably can't see much of what Odrick is doing, can you talk about play He had a beast of a game.
Q: Greg Paulus was playing his first collegiate game on the road - were you guys trying to rattle him a little?
Q: How is this defense coming along from week one to week two?
#6 Derek Moye
Q: How do you think the receiving core and the passing game in general fared today?
Q: Is there any frustration in the offense that you haven't really been able to establish the running game?
Q: How do you think the receivers in general got the job done? Darryl [Clark] was able to spread it around to four or five people.
Q: Do you think there is an unbalance in terms of pass versus run in the offense right now?
Q: Last game you really stepped up as the go-to guy and this game it was maybe Graham [Zug]. What does that say about the receivers?
Q: Evan [Royster] was using the slot a lot. Can you talk about his performance catching passes and running routes?
#85 Ollie Ogbu
Q: You guys are 2-0 to start out the season, are you guys happy with this start?
Q: Does [Syracuse's] quarterback Paulus do anything in there that makes it especially difficult for you guys?
Q: Was that kind of the game plan, to kind of get him off his game and make him scramble and not let him settle in the pocket?
Q: Were you surprised how mobile Paulus was?
Q: What does it mean to stop Syracuse in a stand like that [in the red zone]?
Q: Were you surprised at all that Syracuse rotated their quarterbacks?
#61 Stefan Wisniewski
Q: The offensive line usually prides itself on run blocking. Are you guys frustrated that you can't get it going better than you have the in the last two weeks?
Q: What was the problem on the goal line?
Q: Do you think you guys are playing as hard as the line did last year?
Q: What is the feeling after these two wins?
Andrew Quarless #10 TE Senior
Q: You seemed to be featured more in the passing game today, does that feel pretty good?
Q: Was it a focal point this week to get the running game on track?
Q: What do you guys need to do on those goal-line situations?
Q: Is it almost an idea of taking pride and making it an attitude to score?
Quinn Barham #67 G Sophomore
Q: Joe said those two guard spots are still up for grabs. Is that good news to you?
Q: You have to be pretty happy with the 2-0 start?
Jared Odrick #91 DT Senior
Q: What is going to be key the next few weeks of practice before the Owls and a primetime game?
Q: Your take on Paulus and Syracuse compared to last year?
Q: How do you deal with being double-teamed?
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Q: How did you think your guys handled the whole foreign atmosphere?
Q: What do you think about Greg Paulus' performance today?
Q: Were you happy with your defensive line's performance today, especially on the goal line?
Q: How much did you alter your game plan because of field position?
Q: How concerned were you with Penn State's run game versus pass game?
Q: Did you notice a resiliency with your team?
Q: When you put Ryan Nassib in intermittently, were you doing that to prepare him for next year?
Q: Is the use of your quarterback based on the situation?
Q: Were you prepared to have Evan Royster play a lot of wide receiver like he did today?
#2 Greg Paulus
Q: How did the environment here today compare with what you played in ACC Basketball?
Q: How do you think you guys handled things overall?
Q: Why was it so hard to get anything going in the first half?
Q: How frustrating was it that you guys couldn't finish those drives in the second half?
Q: Did you talk to Mike Williams at all about the dropped pass?
Q: What progress have you seen between the first and second game?
Q: What did you and the team do specifically better today?
Q: Have you ever been on a team that has been trying to build confidence and an identity?
Q: Can you talk about alternating at quarterback and does that present any challenges to you guys?
#3 Delone Carter
Q: Greg (Paulus) just said you were searching for an identity on offense?
Q: Is anything working at all?
Q: What are your thoughts on how you matched up with Penn State?
Q: How much do you feel you guys progressed between the first and second game?
Q: Second half you guys had a tough time finishing drives. Can you talk about that?
#1 Mike Williams
Q: How do you guys think you handled the Penn State atmosphere?
Q: What happened on the fourth and goal pass from Greg (Paulus)?
Q: You made a nice catch on that same drive as the drop. How can you describe making those difficult catches and then have one you can't make like the one in the end zone?
Q: As the game went on, it looks like Greg was really looking for you. Do you feel like you guys are working on your chemistry a lot?
#97 Arthur Jones
Q: Is there a sense that you guys felt that your defense was keeping you in the game today?
Q: Time of possession was in favor of Penn State especially in the first quarter. Do you guys feel fatigued at all?
Q: Did you guys get juiced up as the game went on?
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My eight-year-old son asked me if he looked fat
Filed under: Health & Safety: Babies, Nutrition: Health
"Daddy said I was getting quite a belly."
Ah. I see. My ex-husband is a bit anorexic, I believe. When I was pregnant with this son, my then-husband began running, lifting weights, playing tennis and watching his weight. He is very thin, and being thin is a priority in his life. I am not thin. Being healthy is a priority in my life. I run 3.5- 5 miles a day, but I also eat. My oldest son is built like me, and he is on the swim team. And he is healthy. My younger two sons are slim, and also very active. Tommy, the boy in question here, spends hours of every day after school riding his bike and tearing around the neighborhood. And he is also a very good eater. I have, in fact, removed most of the snacks in the house except fruit so he will focus on eating healthy meals rather than snacks.
But it is alarming to me when my children ask me if I think they are fat. Yes, we do live in a society in which childhood obesity is a prevalent problem. Childhood obesity can lead to many health problems. But anorexia scares me more. Because anorexia can lead to more immediate health problems and possibly death.
Heather Craven has been writing about her own concerns about her nine-year-old daughter. What kinds of messages are we as a society sending to our kids? (Or worse, how do I keep my ex from sending these messages to MINE?)
How do you strike a balance with your kids?
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5-19-2006 @ 2:37PMTammy said...
My nearly 5 year old son asked me that the other day. Now granted I have never been a bean pole in my life and I am what would be considered obese in the medical community (two pregnancies in less than 4 years, twins with the second one, packed on the pounds), my husband however is tall and not skinny but athletic, so are all of our family members. I really worried about this until I asked him why he would ask and he said because someone in a store referred to me as being fat. He thought that meant he was too, I explained to him that he was not fat and that it was not very polite to call people names. He seemed happy with that explanation and we have heard nothing more about it. But I have to agree with you what are we teaching our children. I do know one thing most parents are not teaching their children and that is respect for other people.
As for your ex.... well I am assuming this might be part of why he's an ex... you need to make it perfectly clear to him that it is not ok for him to make remarks to your son about his weight, explain to him why, that your afraid of it creating a certain set of problems. Maybe he will be willing to listen and adjust.
5-19-2006 @ 4:31PMMandie said...
My 6yo daughet asked that question as well at bath time. I said no your not fat - I am. She said NO YOU ARE NOT MOM and I followed with neither are you. I asked her if she knew anyone that was fat and she said daddy has a big tummy. I asked her if she minded his big tummy and she said no I love dad. I reminded her that the person inside the body counts. Then asked if she had any other questions she asked if the dog could jump in with her....
5-19-2006 @ 6:08PMwanda said...
my 5 year old who is in preschool came home calling her little sister fat. we don't say those words being i have an ED and we watch how we talk about our bodies and exercise and healthy eating. i was shocked to find out it was coming from her classroom. after talking with her best freinds mom i found out that her best freind came home asking why she was fat. she still has a baby tummy like my 3 year old so my 5 yr old put it together. what was happening was that the boys would chase the girls on the playground and make fun of their bodies at 4 and 5 years old. i just can't believe it. i know you can not shield them forever but not even 1st graders. i keep thinking that comment to her best freind will probably stick in the back of her mind forever. as long as you exercise, eat right, and keep in life with God i beleive we are going to get through these next years to come with our girls.
5-19-2006 @ 11:03PMann adams said...
First Heather, now you (and me). Is it getting more prevalent or does it just seem that way.
5-20-2006 @ 8:02PMMary said...
My poor 12-year-old has been getting this both ways. From a few classmates, she's being made to feel fat. (At 5 foot 5.5 and 120 pounds, she is certainly not. She's just tall and with a very, ahem, mature figure for a girl her age. But those womanly curves look fat to the more typical stick-figure 11- and 12-year-olds around her.)
Then her stepsisters, who are all overweight to one degree or another, mock her for being skinny - which she isn't, either!
It drives me nuts. I've never made any kind of a deal about my children's looks, except to say that I think they're gorgeous (which I do!!), and to see that they eat well and stay active.
On the other hand, here's a counter-cultural thought: wouldn't it be GREAT if we could stop seeing "fat" as an insult?
If we can be non-emotional about it, after all, "fat" is simply a definition of a certain body type, often determined by your BMI. That's it, that's all. It's our society that turns that word into an insult. Why should "fat" be more of an insult than "redhead", "ethnic", "deaf", "female", "tall", "intelligent", or any of the hundreds of other factual descriptions we can use? There are, after all, cultures in which a woman can be called "fat" and it not be an insult. Indeed, cultures in which a woman is expected to be fat at a certain age!
Perhaps we need to try for that - take the perjorative sting away from "fat" - instead of trying to get people to stop using the word. THAT would be true progress, because it would mean we were finally not prejudiced against the condition.
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Surprisingly, then, Eddie Lack managed to keep things close despite some early struggles and this version of the Canucks competed hard and came just short against the star-studded Sharks. I watched this game.
On behalf of my brother & sister net guardians, I hereby pledge 100% support for the official recongnition of the 'Earned Goal Average'.
I've long told opponents & teammates alike that they should be ashamed to take credit for goals that they did little to nothing to earn.
What really makes me crazy (although crazy is a prerequisite for the goalie gig we can still take it to higher heights), is when the "goal scorer" off whose butt the puck went in, celebrates like he had just completed an end-to-end rush, dekeing out all 5 checkers not once but twice, along the way.
So yeah, make those goals worth 1/2 a goal, and knock them off the GAA.
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Naturally, I was fairly excited when Crysis 2 was announced. If Crytek could pull off what they did in 2007, then whatever they were planning on releasing in 2011 must be utterly mind-blowing. Based on past experience, I envisioned running through the boroughs of New York City with super speed, and jumping to perch on whichever ledge I wanted to observe my surroundings. I imagined the gameplay and artistic possibilities in a to-scale version of Central Park. Maybe I could even swim or fly over to the Statue of Liberty?
The early promotional material showed promise. First we got to see the new Nanosuit, cool. Then there was the new Cryengine 3 tech, which was also nice. The Wall trailer convinced me that Crysis was building an engaging, emotional experience that would accurately depict New York City on a broad scale. But...the direction slowly deviated as you went along. Looking at the Gametrailers page you can see what I mean. Starting from the bottom up, after the initial suit and tech offerings, we get 3D, Limited Edition Bonuses, and Multiplayer trailers after that. The tone of the trailers changed as well, compare:
Clearly attempts were made to market to a broader audience. This isn't all bad, as was the case with Dragon Age: Origins, the marketing doesn't necessarily determine the game. I still had full hopes that the game would shape up to be fine.
Then the multiplayer demo arrived. This video pretty much explains it all:
The servers didn't work, the interface was screwy and there were next to no options, graphics or otherwise, to speak of. Inside the multiplayer itself, killstreaks, hit markers, custom classes and fast respawns made it quite apparent which game it was "inspired" by. The graphics were overall good, but had several flaws and was in no way groundbreaking. My hope was deteriorating. The only thing that saved me from cancelling my pre-order right away was the fact that the multiplayer was made by another studio; perhaps the single player would be a completely different affair.
March 22nd finally rolled along, I installed the game and loaded the first mission. I don't think it's much of a spoiler if I tell you the first 5 minutes of the game involves getting out of a sinking vessel. Strange, because I recall another recent shooter that had a first mission involving getting out of a sinking vessel as well.
Coincidence maybe? I played for another couple of hours, and, alas, I reached the end of my rope. The truth was too much to deny anymore. Crytek sold out.
I've listed some of my gripes already, but now that I've finished the game I'll revise and expand upon my opinion of the game.
Let's be clear - the game takes cues from popular shooters like Call of Duty and Gears of War. It's linear, scripted, and borrows many key mechanics such as "press X to look at key event or way to progress through mission". You can only traverse one city block at a time (sometimes less), which makes the game feel disjointed and cuts out the exploration aspect altogether. The game feigns to give you a choice in approaching an area, but because the areas are so narrow, you end up with at most two ways, the second way usually just being a simple flank.
This is a far cry from Crysis where the environments were so large that you would get lost without looking at a map. In earlier interviews, developers of the game tried to justify this by saying that it was due to the setting change. This is a bit disingenuous. Games like GTA IV took place in "New York" as well but were fleshed out quite nicely. It doesn't feel like New York in Crysis 2. It feels like different arenas in Moxxi's Underdome Riot (Borderlands). Everything is closed off in every direction (rather convenient that the aliens decided to rip up the roads into neat block sized areas, no?)
The organic feel of the environment is lost as well, and not simply due to the lack of palm trees. Why aren't the buildings crumbling around me as they get hit with explosions and heavy machine gun fire? Why doesn't my movement brush away plants anymore? Why are hot dogs carts and telephone booths apparently indestructible and immovable? If they're so tough, why doesn't the military just make their armor out of whatever those hot dog carts and telephone booths are made of? I think you catch my drift in how the little environmental interactivity detracts from the atmosphere and immersiveness of the game.
Regarding the story, one of the key talking points was that a professional science fiction writer would be heading it. When you hear something like this, you assume that you'll get a genre-breaking story that will instill many different emotions in you. What you get is just the same boiler-plate B-action movie nonsense that's been in games for years. If Richard Morgan really did write a good script then surely it got lost in translation. The story is arguably worse than what's in most contemporary games.
The cast is awkward as well. Nomad and Psycho, the two protagonists of the Crysis and Warhead respectively, seem to be completely forgotten whereas a more minor character like Prophet is put into the spotlight. Not to mention, you pretty much have to have played the first game to even know who Prophet is in the first place, which contradicts their mainstream reach-out since most people probably have never played Crysis before. Perhaps it's a Freudian slip for "profit"? The rest of the characters are well-developed when they are on-screen, but seem to play too little of a role in the actual story for you to care about them. What was needed for the game to have made any impact was something a la Alyx in Half Life 2, but none of that was found here.
Crytek games have also been known to be highly moddable; Crysis is probably the most heavily modded game behind Half-Life 2 or Oblivion. In many ways, it is the modding community that has kept the sales of Crysis alive after its initial launch by demonstrating the engine's capability, improving performance, and showing off almost impossibly high image quality screenshots. Yet in Crysis 2, there are little graphics options to be found, let alone modding material. The .cry files are missing (meaning you can't edit levels), the .pak files are encrypted (meaning you can't access game assets), the console is locked (so you can't test different settings on the fly), and there's no editor to speak of (whereas Sandbox2 was included with the original Crysis). It's just a huge slap in the face to the modding community that has been faithfully supporting their game all this time.
Finally, the game overall lacks polish. Several things about the game are janky, the AI for one:
The animations are also a little wonky, with stiff arms almost reminiscent of GTA III. The same character models and voices are used so much that you'd swear there's no more than a handful of different types of citizens in all of New York City. Again, things like this pretty much causes immersion to evaporate.
Finally, (ending spoiler)
All of what I said above might lead you to think that this is a terrible game, but to be fair, it's really not. All of the familiar shooter mechanics are there, it plays reasonably well and its graphics, while flawed, still look better than average. I suppose the most appropriate expression is that the game isn't bad, it's just disappointing considering its lineage. Really, if you're satisfied with other modern shooters then Crysis 2 is just as good or better. But the scary implication is, if even Crytek has succumbed to making "safe" games, who will carry the torch for innovation now?


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Carter Hall is a benchmark for OTC tobacco. Mellow Burleys are cross-cut and blended with some flake-cut Virginias and finished with a subtle top note. This cool-smoking blend has been part of the American pipe-smoking landscape for decades and delivers a comforting, bite-free experience; an ideal all-day smoke.
Great tasting classic American tobacco that will become an instant favorite. Well priced, burns slow, great taste, aftertaste that makes me think of walnuts or almond. Great for first time smokers or those who enjoys a comfortable tobacco with nice room note.
I am officially a huge fan. I usually enjoy classic American blends, so when I ordered some I was very excited to try it out. I was not disappointed. CH has for sure become my usual and go to blend when breaking in a new pipe or looking for something easy and pleasant to smoke.
a very good straightforward blend. The small packs are good to have stashed in the car as a backup. I was on an out of town job and stayed longer than planned. It was nice not to have to find pipe tobacco in an unfamiliar area.
This is the 1st tobacco I smoked in the mid 1970"s. I've smoked a lot of different tobaccos but always return to Carter Hall. It's a well behaved smoke that has that old time taste and aroma. It smokes quite good in a corn cob pipe. I have used it mixed in stuff I wasn't wild about and it usually makes it better. I have told my family that I want to be put in the ground with a pouch of Carter Hall, one of my Cob pipes and a bottle of PBR. I recommend it to young/new smokers who have been overwhelmed by all the sweet aromatics they tried.
This is a good simple smoke. I enjoy it all day, and it has no bad after taste. Not much in the flavor department, but simple Burley for all day smoking. Sugar Barrel was much better, R.I.P. Sugar Barrel.
Classic Virginia, Burley blend. Simple and straightforward. Light nuttiness which improves with time. Can get harsh if smoked too fast.
A great American classic Has the typical Burly nuttiness that is oh so delicious.
A mild smoke. As previously mentioned, not much flavor but mixes well with other tobaccos. Tames the harshest blends. This is my back up tobacco and I plan to always keep some on hand.
I just recently picked up a tin and it's been my everyday smoke since. Always smooth and mild to the bottom of the bowl with minimal relighting. I have more expensive tinned and bulk tobaccos, too, and they're excellent. But nothing beats CH for a go to smoke any time of the day. Don't listen to the snobs that turn their collective noses at OTC or "drugstore" brands.
I've smoked pipes on and off most of my life. I started with Carter Hall in the 80's and I'm still with it. I cannot stand the sweet blends. Just keep it simple and easy to smoke. LR. Brunswick, GA
I must admit that I was a true snob when it came to OTC tobacco, until a friend of mine insisted that I give it a try. I'm glad I did, because I now keep it on hand continuously. It has become part of my regular rotation, as both a stand alone, as well as a pallet cleanser between some of my more potent mixes. It is a nice cool smoke and has a great room note and flavour. It is worth saying that it smokes beautifully through both briar and cob, albeit a bit more butter sweet through a cob. I do enjoy it through both. A great little smoke this.
Good stuff and great in a cob! Very similar to Prince Albert.
On internet forums, Carter Hall is affectionately known as a 'codger' brand. Like Prince Albert and Sir Walter Raleigh, it's been a faithful, drug-store standby for decades. I tried it out on the (basically, constant and boundlessly enthusiastic) recommendation of a forum I visit. Believe the hype! This is everything people say it is, and so much more (for so much less!). An affordable, beautiful smoker with a nice, mild flavor, and a room note that won't have the wife or GF chasing you out of the house. Winner winner, chicken dinner.
I still remember where I bought my first pouch of Carter Hall, it was in a gas station mini-mart on Williamsbridge Rd in the Bronx. It was all they had and I was wasn't expecting much - boy was I wrong. This is the tobacco that made it clear that I liked burley blends. It has a great smell in the pouch, packs and lights easily, and is very forgiving to fast-paced smoker. And honestly, I love the taste - and its even better in corn-cob pipe. I've spent a lot more on other name brands but I always come back to Carter Hall.
I've smoked this on and off many times and every time I try something different, I want this ! A nice light burley /vs blend. Its nutty with a slight fruity cream soda flavor and aroma. Its not goopy and syrupy ! It just sweet enough. I always return to this and Prince Albert. Never let down with either one !
After two years of pipe smoking, this has become my go to smoke.
CH is probably the comfort food of the pipe tobaccos. It's not fancy or complicated. It is my meat and potatoes all day smoke. It also blends well with others. Nobody complains in the room when I smoke it. Burns good in any bowl shape. I don't get any bite with it. When something is simple, plain, and good you don't have to go into an in depth explanation of why something should taste good. Try it and enjoy it for what it is, a very good all day smoke.
Today I compared a fresh pouch of Carter Hall to Hearth & Home's Chatham Manor. I used a new MM Eaton cob pipe. Have to say I much preferred CH. The CH burned cooler with no bite and lasted longer. The smoke was also richer and a bit more flavorful, though both tobaccos are very mild. Easy to keep lit and burns down to a gray-white ash. Chatham manor is a good smoke, but takes more work to keep it lit; thus it burns Faster, hotter and with some bite. In the little Eaton, a bowlful seems gone in a flash. CH may become my go-to smoke.
I have to admit, when I first started smoking a pipe a little over a year ago I HATED this tobacco. I guess my palate was not ready for burley blends yet, but on a whim I decided to give it another chance. Now I see what everyone is talking about! This tobacco is a sweet, toasty, no-fuss classic that everyone should try at least once. If you don't like it at first, try it again you may find yourself smoking this incessantly like I do.


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Ida Garland Taylor, age 83, of Ivy Hall Nursing Home, passed away on Friday, May 23, 2014, at Ivy Hall Nursing Home.
She was a daughter of the late M.D. and Vada Garland and was born in Carter County. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a son, Coy Taylor Jr.; three sisters, Mae Garland, Hattie Estep and Mamie Celia; three brothers, Luther Garland, Frank Garland and Charlie Garland; five half-brothers, Henry Garland, Archie Garland, Roby Garland, Raleigh Garland and Vaught Garland; her former husband, Coy Taylor Sr.; and a daughter-in-law, Brenda Taylor.
Mrs. Taylor was a 1948 graduate of Unaka High School. She worked at Carter County Memorial Hospital and Sycamore Shoals Hospital for 20 years in the Dietary Department and she was also a member of the Sycamore Shoals Hospital Auxiliary. She was a member of First Free Will Baptist Church and Senior Friends.
Survivors include three sons, Stewart Taylor and wife, Teresa, Dawsonville, GA, Hensel Taylor, Elizabethton, TN, and Austin "Bo" Taylor and wife, Jana, Birmingham, AL; six grandchildren, Derik Taylor and wife, Amy, Suwanee, GA, Brad Taylor and wife, Beth, Cumming, GA, Brandi Taylor, Johnson City, TN, Alec Taylor, Tuscaloosa, AL, Sean Taylor, Tuscaloosa, AL, and Austin Taylor, Birmingham, AL; five great grandchildren, Davis Taylor, Abby Taylor, Blake Taylor, Andie Taylor and Taylor Newton; one sister, Laura Watson, Atlanta, GA; and a daughter-in-law, Kathy Tipton Taylor, Hampton, TN. Several nieces and nephews also survive.
The family will receive friends on Tuesday, May 27, 2014, from 1:00 PM-3:00 PM in the Chapel of Peace of Tetrick Funeral Home, Elizabethton, with the funeral service to follow at 3:00 PM with Mr. John Smith, Minister, officiating. Music will be under the direction of Edwin Taylor, organist, and Laura Watson and Ardith Sheffield, soloists.
The graveside service and interment will follow the funeral at Happy Valley Memorial Park. Active pallbearers will be her grandsons, Derik Taylor, Brad Taylor, Alec Taylor, Sean Taylor and Austin Taylor and nephew, Norman Estep. Honorary pallbearers will be Eddie Garland, Dave Honeycutt, Lanny White, Randy Forbes, Dr. Jonathan Bremer and all the men of First Free Will Baptist Church.
The family would like to extend a special thank you to Judy Deloach and the entire staff of Ivy Hall Nursing Home for the love, care and friendship given to Mrs. Ida.
Those who prefer memorials in lieu of flowers, may make donations to Ivy Hall/Activity Department, 301 S. Watauga Avenue, Elizabethton, TN 37643.
Online condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.tetrickfuneralhome.com and signing the guest book or by fax 423 542-9499.
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The incumbents - in Districts 27 and 15, respectively - aren't flashy, but their records argue in favor of their re-election.
Texas in the last three decades has undergone a dramatic political transformation, which has seen it make the transition from overwhelmingly Democratic to solidly Republican.
But there are still redoubts where the Democratic faithful hold out - and two of those are U.S. House Districts 27 and 15, represented by veteran Democratic U.S. Reps. Solomon Ortiz and Ruben Hinojosa, respectively. Neither is a high-profile, flamboyant figure on the Washington landscape, but both are intimately familiar with the workings of the system. They are acutely aware of the importance of constituent service, and are more concerned with getting results - to include working with their Republican counterparts when possible - than with striking poses.
The Editorial Board recommends re-election of both Ortiz and Hinojosa.
Both men face outgunned opponents. Challenging Ortiz is Republican Willie Vaden, an Ingleside city councilman, and Libertarian Robert Powell of Corpus Christi, a retiree. Oddly, Hinojosa faces two Republicans (due to the re-redistricting that followed the undoing of part of the GOP's Tom DeLay-inspired congressional redistricting scheme): Paul B. Haring of Goliad, a former state representative running on a pro-life agenda, and Eddie Zamora of Edcouch, a sales representative and minister.
The challengers do not make a compelling case for change in either district. Both incumbents are seasoned veterans, well within the political mainstream. In Washington, too, Republicans are in the driver's seat - but the Democrats could win back the House. Should that happen, both men would be positioned to gain considerable clout. Ortiz, first elected to Congress in 1982, could be a fairly prominent player. Among Democrats on the Military Affairs Committee, he is third in seniority. Hinojosa, first elected in 1996, says he is in line to become chairman of the Select Education Committee should the House go Democratic.
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To date, Ortiz's and Hinojosa's constituents give every indication of being satisfied with their work. That, and the absence of high-profile challenges, is likely to ensure their return to Washington.
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Jo: Art of the Japanese Short Staff
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The author, a practitioner of several Japanese classical martial arts, presents the basics of "aiki jo," which he learned from Yutaka Funaki and Sachiyo Fujii. He describes this circular, flowing style as distinct from the older jo traditions. The chapters include the evolution of jojutsu, equipment and preparation, fundamentals, striking methods, combination techniques, and the 31-count exercise. A glossary of Japaneses terms finishes the book.
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Argyle Ladies ready for big cup clash against Magpies
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PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies are looking forward to flying the flag for the city with a prestigious tie away to Newcastle United in the third round of the FA Women's Cup next month.
The young Pilgrims go up against the Premier League outfit on Sunday, February 3 at Northumbria University.
The trip to the North East will be Argyle's third successive away tie in the competition in which they are bidding to equal their best-finish to date of reaching the fourth round.
Argyle's previous encounters in this year's FA Women's Cup resulted in a 3-2 victory away to Forest Green Rovers on December 9 followed by a 2-0 win at Larkhall Athletic in the second round on January 6.
Emily Mousley (right) and Sarah Stacey were Argyle's goalscorers at previously undefeated Larkhall, while Daisy Self, Rebekah Rose and an own goal accounted for Gloucestershire's Forest Green.
Manager Kevin Rose's South West Combination League squad will go into the match with the Geordies as more than slight underdogs, which won't worry them one bit.
Rose said winning the opportunity to play against the likes of Newcastle on a national stage with a 'very young squad of players' is an achievement in itself.
He also thanked the tie up with Plymouth Argyle's Football in the Community Department and the Green Taverners for their 'generous help financially', which has eased the burden on the club's limited savings.
Rose said: "Although it's a very long trip, we're really looking forward to playing at Newcastle.
"It would certainly be an expensive business in the cup, if it wasn't for help from Mark Lovell at Argyle's Football in the Community and also the Green Taverners, who have been extremely helpful.
"Being under the umbrella of the Argyle Community department again this year gives us a great tie in with Home Park.
"It would have been nice to be at home, but we've managed to secure the Argyle first-team players' coach to travel there and back in, which makes life a lot easier for all involved.
"Our side, compared to most of our rivals, is extremely young, with the average age around 20.
"But what they may lack in experience, they more than make up in talent and commitment and they will not let anyone down in Plymouth, that's for certain."
The ladies play their home matches at Weston Mill Oak Villa and boast a 26-strong squad. But Rose said despite the support of Argyle, the FA and the Green Taverners, the team will always be grateful for sponsorship.
Anyone interested in sponsoring Argyle Ladies can call Mark Lovell at Home Park on 01752 562561 extn 4 or the club's treasurer, Mike Picken, on 07715 547098.