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Adult Advanced Fitness Small Bites Lamb Meal & Rice Recipe - Dry
Precisely balanced nutrition for a visible difference in dogs who prefer a smaller kibble.
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A GOOD CHANGE OF TASTE! I started buying this for our rescue pup, Tiffy, when the vet suggested changing dog foods for a test to see if it would help her allergies. She does seem to love it although I think the allergies are seasonal, due to the pollen, ragweed in the air. I always buy SCI DIET for both our dogs...Mindy is on prescription. Your brand is recommended by our vet, so we have used it since day one, with all of our dogs! I think the lamb is a healthy alternative to chicken, and the rice seems to be less apt to cause stomach upsets or irritation. September 28, 2013
Has been great for my dogs sensitive tummy. I have 3 dogs including a schnauzer who has a sensitive tummy. We have tried her on several foods all which have proven to be hard on her, causing her to vomit. This is the only food I have found that agrees with her and she loves it. July 18, 2013
vet highly recomends brand My dog is a poodle with "poodle skin" and the lamb and rice formular helps with her skin condition. Plus she likes the taste! June 17, 2012
MADE IN THE USA I purchase the product because I believe is a lot healthier than the other brands. I hope I am not wrong. And also because it is made in the USA. November 18, 2014
my dogs love this food The small bite food is great for both my older dog to chew and my other dog who eats too fast. October 19, 2014
Great Our dog really adjusted to this food quickly and she had more energy. September 9, 2014
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this product is great We have tried other brands of the lamb dog food and Science diet is by far the best one that we have tried August 20, 2014
Good ingredients and evidently taste. My dogs eat this product with no difficulty. They are eager to eat at each of their planned meals and quickly eat every bite of their food. August 12, 2014
I like the tiny nuggets for my small dog My dog is very picky and will not just eat any dog food. I am glad I found something healthy for him that he does like to eat. August 6, 2014
Best Choice for our Girls I feed my chihuahuas Hills Science Diet small bites dry dog food because of all the brands I have tried, they seem to like it best, and because they always have great check ups, so I know they are healthy and well-nourished. Kristin July 23, 2014
my dog love it Since my dog switch to Science Diet her stomach is doing very well. July 21, 2014
Dog loves it! My border collie is a bit of a picky eater but he has always loved science diet lamb meal and rice small bites. My dog seems to have less gas and seems healthier over all with this food. July 17, 2014
god value Our dog likes the food. The small bites helps her digest better as well as mixing with moist food. She is healthy and at a good weight. June 22, 2014
to expensive with the last price hike, it puts this food out of my budget. I am still using it but will switch to purina one after this bag is gone. I have four dogs and cant afford your food any longer. April 30, 2014
We Always Come Back I'll admit that I have tried other dry dog foods to feed my two smooth collies. I fall prey to reviews touting other foods. However, I always come back to Lamb and Rice Small Bites. Why? Because I can count on the quality and my dogs' well being when feeding them this food. I don't have to worry about loose stools, food left in the bowl or a bad bag of food. I have made myself a promise to stick with Lamb and Rice from Science Diet. April 27, 2014
My Shetland Sheepdog is doing great on this product. We started our Shetland Sheepdog on the Science Diet Lamb and Rice formula when we adopted her at 7 months of age. She was very thin when we brought her home. She started gaining weight after the 1st month on Science Diet. We switched her to the adult lamb and rice formula at 12 months of age. She is now at a normal weight, has lots of energy, and is very healthy. We feel Science Diet has done their research and are a well established manufacturer of high quality dog food. April 26, 2014
Shiny coat healthy Daisy Everyone notices Daisy's shiny coat. She is sleek with bright eyes. She still has a lot of energy at age 5. She likes to run and jump. She eats the small morsel size eagerly. She has been eating science diet since she was a pup. I do think she needs a switch to another ingredient mix occasionally but always get the small kibble. Sometimes I add a tablespoon of wet mixed with the dried. Dogs do get bored with same food and need a little adventure. Science diet I have the most confidence in. April 20, 2014
Excellent dog food I would like to say a big THANKS to science diet for Lamb meal and brown rice small breed for my Mini Poodle. I have tried every food possible with high protein qualities.. Guess What my dog cannot handle high protein dog foods. Science Diet is the first food that he does not vomit or get sick. Some dogs just cannot handle high protein foods even though some dog advisors recommend high protein diets. Keep up the good work Science Diet I will definetly recommend your quality foods. Thanks March 11, 2014
This product is healthy and my dog likes it My dog has always had Science Diet dog food at different stages he is now 7/1/2 years old and I put him on Adult light small bits because he was gaining too much weight. He is a long hair dashshound and too much weight would hurt his back. He loves the dog food and even likes it as a treat. I like it because it is healthy, keeps his weight down and he loves it which makes me happy.. September 26, 2013
You Go Dawg He's over 12 years old - has been on Science Diet since he was a puppy - He is still going strong. September 8, 2013
my dogs love it! They look better, they feel better, I simply love what Science Diet has done to my pets!! :) I am so happy I switched to Science Diet for my dogs. I have seen such an improvement in there coat, there eyes, they are happier. June 30, 2013
great product this is the only dog food my pug will eat. and he absolutley enjoys it! i love the ingredients in it and it's healthy for him. science diet all the way for my finicky eater! July 28, 2012
No skin problems I have tried all types of dog foods and Science Diet is the only one that my English Bulldogs can tolerate. They have beautiful coats and don't losr hair. They also don't have a lot of flagrance. July 17, 2012
Great food = Great health = Great dogs With complete obsession, my heart and soul I did invest So it's only appropriate I feed them only the very best Each morning they express excitement as we take a stroll Knowing their favorate food is waiting in their bowl Rewarded with Science Diet treats when good behavior they display When my dogs get the very best, I know everythings okay! May 29, 2012
Science Diet keeps my pets Healthy and Happy! We love what this food does for our four dogs. They are all healthy, happy and youthful. We have four "rescue" dogs that are part of the family to us and although you do pay a little more for this product, our dogs are worth it! May 23, 2012
My dogs love it I have four adult dogs; three bassets and a border collie mix. These guys love their small bites lamb. It is easy to digest, and the dogs greet each day like a special occasion. They woof it down, do their business and then relax for an hour or so. No enticement is needed. They love the food. In fact the food has to be securely stored in order to avoid the dogs overeating. If they could rate the food, surely they would give it a 5+. May 21, 2012
This is a great recipe for my dog She is happy healthy and shee loves the food. The size is great as she eats it with no issues, and she is always eager to get fed. Couldn't be happier about her food. May 21, 2012
great value, great taste my 3yr old pug dog loves this food. it provides him the nutrients that he requires for his active day. he is able to maintain a healthy weight and smooth coat of fur. he/we will be a science diet dog food client for life! May 18, 2012
This product is much better than one of your rivals. I put my dog on a different pet food, which is quite popular, and really promoted at the pet store I go to. She was eating like I hadn't fed her in months, and she was losing weight. I put her back on the Science Diet Lamb Meal and Rice Small Bites, and she has gained all her weight back and looks great. She is almost 14 years old. She loves the dog food too. May 18, 2012


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Last week, the Legislature passed a bill requiring Michigan's public schools to have a U.S. flag in their classrooms. The measure now sits on Gov. Rick Snyder's desk, waiting for his signature.
Spring Lake Public Schools Superintendent Dennis Furton said all classrooms in the district have American flags displayed.
"We support the legislation requiring that American flags be displayed and that students have a daily opportunity to recite the Pledge of Allegiance," Furton said. "In fact, we begin all Board of Education meetings by reciting the pledge, just as we begin many contests and performances with our national anthem."
Grand Haven Area Public Schools Superintendent Keith Konarska said the American flag and the Constitution play important roles in the district's K-12 curriculum.
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"Nothin' to Worry About" – Evergreen Invitational (MotorMavens) from Justin Shreeve Films on Vimeo.
Even a broken foot and multiple equipment issues didn't keep me from running around Evergreen Speedway last Sunday. Evergreen Drift's invite-only season opener was a great success, despite several wrecks… and even fires. Tires were destroyed on track, while old friends caught up with one another in the uncharacteristic warmth of the Washington sun.
This event was a testament to the true nature of drifting. Pushing through misfortune to create something beautiful, all the while having the collective time of our lives. I find it ironic that although times may be hard, when we come together to share what we love, we find a feeling of euphoria.
Even though it was just for a few hours last Sunday, we felt as though we had nothing to worry about.
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Justin Shreeve Films
Evergreen Drift
Jordan Conway
Tyler Coray
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Canon 50mm F/1.4
Canon 75-300mm F/5.6
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Nothing to Worry About
Peter Bjorn and John
Special thanks to Jordan Conway and Tyler Coray for loaning me their equipment.
Dope video dude. Song choice was awesome too man.
this is the best video i have ever seen from you!!!!!!! good job shreevey!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sweet vid, Justin!
About to shake hands with Y.Shindo
Justin it never seems possible, but each new video is better than the last.
dope dope dope…
yeeeh im tagged and i got hella cameos!!!!
Welcome back to the site Justin! It's definitely been a while! And man! What a strong comeback! I love all the different shots you got of Gerard's car especially! That shit is sick!
MANNNNNN if this video doesn't convince people to want to buy a 5DMK2 or 7D, I dunno WHAT will!
dude… this video is amazing!!
Thanks a lot everyone! I know it's been awhile. I'm glad everyone liked it. Expect a LOT more from me this season!
Focus shots are so much more intense with HD so sick!
Your shit is reliably awesome. Can't wait for the next event.
Very cool! Nice rides, great shots, a win all around.
Very proud of you, Honey!
sick vid, like the song
Yesssiirrr.. way to go justin. Nice video
Thanks everyone! If you see me at Irwindale, come say hello! I will have short hair by then, so just look for the guy with a MkII who looks lost. Haha
Best editing i've seen in a drift video in a long time
Extra fresh video…always look forward to peeping new evergreen content. Dope work Justin.
Great work Justin!!
great video man! thanks for sneaking me in the video! LOL
@ Kevin, Edward, and krikkit – Thanks a lot guys. You guys are the reason I keep doin' this sh!t.
@ Yosh – You're just such a handsome man! No homo. Haha. C'mon, I gotta give you guys props!
great Video Justin, it was great meeting you today at Formula D.Keep them coming
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Wow.. amazing.. very nice work. This and the Formula D Long Beach vid.


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The financial crisis curbed the growth of the automotive industry, as new car sales declined, industry players filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy and governments rolled out economic stimulus packages. Now, halfway through 2010, global volumes are recovering, fueled by growth of 2.2% in the car parc, and Datamonitor expects the global auto aftermarket to see growth of 0.7% by the end of the year.
Skoda has announced that it will add a second SUV to its line-up and build new Chinese production capacity as part of its plans to boost global sales by 50% over the next few years. This is a potentially risky strategy, as a disappointing recent performance by the Chinese economy could result in the brand suffering from some of the oversupply issues that are affecting other volume manufacturers.
The Renault-Nissan Alliance has unveiled its CMF system. CMF provides greater manufacturing flexibility than traditional platform-sharing initiatives and will be used on the joint company's global vehicle range. CMF has the potential to deliver significant savings, and may help to improve the fortunes of other struggling volume manufacturers.
PSA Peugeot Citroen has released its financial results for 2012, with net losses reflecting the overall ill health of the European car market. With a restructuring plan having been completed, PSA hopes that it has laid the foundations for an upturn in fortunes in 2013. Its heavy investment in the Southern European car market, however, could lead to another difficult year for the company.
Porsche has developed an innovative new hybrid-electric powertrain that combines the electric motor and the clutch in one unit. The unit is intended to significantly reduce the amount of fuel consumed in everyday driving conditions. The module will debut on the next-generation Panamera, but is intended to be fitted to all Porsche's future cars, including the iconic 911 range.
Ford, Nissan, and Daimler have announced that they have partnered to develop electric vehicle technology. The manufacturers have each developed their own electric fuel cell technology, but by joining forces they aim to speed up its commercialization with the hope of creating an industry standard for vehicle manufacturers to follow.
Bentley's new SUV is set to go into production within three years, amid reports that the company has approved a final design. Although the design of the previous concept car was not that well received, it is expected that this new model will fill an important new niche in the market - the ultra-luxury SUV - and provide an important sales boost for Bentley, particularly in emerging markets.
Kia has released a teaser for its new urban SUV concept that it will debut at the Geneva Motor Show this March. Although the model remains unnamed, its look and design make it a challenger to the increasingly popular Nissan Juke. Expanding into the compact SUV market will be a smart move for the Korean manufacturer, as if Juke sales are anything to go by, it is certainly healthy and expanding.
General Motors [GM] has announced its intention to buy South African vehicle importer and manufacturer Delta Motor Corporation. If the purchase goes ahead, GM is likely to start manufacturing vehicles in South Africa, largely for the export market. The takeover marks another step in GM's drive for growth in 2004, yet if it wants to meet its target it must prioritize product improvements.
Ford Motors recently announced its ambition of increasing global automotive sales by 50% over the next five years, from 5.3 million vehicles in 2010 to 8 million by 2015. Given the near stagnant performance of Ford's core markets in recent years, the plan's success will be highly dependent on how well it fares in Asia Pacific over the next five years.
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PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- The Maine Catholic diocese will not actively campaign against a same sex referendum which is expected to be on the ballot this fall.
At a news conference Friday, Bishop richard Malone says the diocese instead is focusing on teaching the sanctity of marriage between one man and one woman. The announcement is a big reversal from three years ago when the diocese contributed a little more than half a million dollars to Stand For Marriage Maine to defeat same sex marriage.
The Bishop also unveiled a 'pastoral letter' which is the cornerstone's of the diocese's platform on gay marriage. The letter will be discussed in catholic churchs, schools, in the diocese's magazine and on catholic radio.
'This pastoral letter is to promote and good and healthy understanding of marriage as well as to respond to the need to better educate our people with the vote coming in,' said Bishop Malone.
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Baked Tomatoes
- 1/2 loaf Italian bread (about 8 ounces)
- 5 to 6 sprigs flat-leaf Italian parsley
- 1 medium clove garlic
- 1 tablespoon capers
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, or more as needed
- 2 large tomatoes or 4 small ones
1. Preheat the oven to 250°F. Cut away and discard the crust from the loaf of bread and cut the loaf in half lengthwise. Bake for 5 minutes on each side. Let cool for 10 to 15 minutes.
2. Raise the oven temperature to 350°F on convection heat or to 375°F in an oven without convection heat.
3. Cut the bread into chunks small enough to fit easily in a food processor. Place them in the food processor and pulse until you have fairly even crumbs that are not too fine. Set aside 1 cup of crumbs and reserve any extra for another use.
4. Finely chop enough parsley leaves to measure about 2 tablespoons. Peel and finely chop the garlic. Put the parsley, garlic, bread crumbs, capers, salt, and olive oil in a mixing bowl. Mix well until the ingredients are evenly distributed and the bread crumbs are well coated with the olive oil. If there doesn't seem to be enough olive oil to coat them all, add a little more.
5. Cut the tomatoes in half crosswise and scoop out all the seeds. Place the tomatoes, cut side up, on a baking sheet. Fill the cavities with a generous amount of the bread-crumb mixture, heaping it on top of each tomato half.
6. Bake until a brown crust forms, about 20 minutes. Serve hot or at room temperature.
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Recap: Collins talks to reporters about Gee and Valdespin
Following the team's 9-4 win against the Marlins, Terry Collins talked to reporters about Dillon Gee, as well as Jordany Valdespin, which you can listen to here:
During the discussion, Collins basically said:
- He feels that Valdespin, who hit a home run in the game, is an outstanding prospect with a ton of ability.
- He thinks Dillon Gee was very good today and got into a solid rhythm as the game went on.
- He will have to give Ronnie Paulino a crash course once he gets here and is becoming increasingly concerned he won't have enough time to get ready for the regular season.
- He wants to get Paulino up to speed by playing him in a bunch of games, including minor league contests, but time is slipping away.


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The Presentation of Colors, Invocation, and saluting the 2009 line-of-duty deaths at FDIC 2010.
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Recent arrest reports released by the Pettis County Sheriff's Department included:
• Fransienna Marie Hogan, 41, Otterville, suspended or revoked license, Ofc. Matthew Long, Sedalia Police Department (SPD), arresting officer.
• Christina Marie Rice, 26, 1603 East 15th, failure to appear, Ofc. Moore, Pettis County Sheriff's Department (PCSD) arresting officer.
• Peter Wayne Vratney, 33, Lincoln, second degree burglary; stealing; use or possession of drug paraphernalia (two counts); possession of a controlled substance, persistent, Sgt. Tolbert Rowe, PCSD, arresting officer.
• Kathleen Louise Heskett-Tya, 33, Lincoln, posssession of a controlled substance; use or possession of drug paraphernalia, Ofc. Mike Elwood, SPD, arresting officer.
• John Russell Hughes, 28, 3138 Elsie Drive, drugs, paraphernalia, selling or manufacturing; possession of 35 grams or less of marijuana; possession of a controlled substance; distribution, possession with intent; defacing a firearm; unlawful possession of a firearm, Sgt. Tolbert Rowe, PCSD, arresting officer.
• Terez Dominque Lewis, 25, Marshall, possession of a controlled substance; driving while revoked or suspended; parole hold, Ofc. Ed Crampton, SPD, arresting officer.
• Mauricio Roldan-Pozos, 25, Blue Springs, no driver's license, Cpl. Mike Simons, PCSD, arresting officer.
• Dylan Michael Seevers, 28, 1212 South Lamine, failure to appear (two counts), Ofc. Brian Blankenship, PCSD, arresting officer.
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Eiffel Tower Turns 125 Today: Can You ID the Real One?
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According to Wikipedia (yes, that's just weak research), there are 35 replicas worldwide. Nine photos of Eiffel Towers follow. Can you ID the real one? The answer is at the end of the article.
According to Wikipedia (yes, that's just weak research), there are 35 replicas worldwide. Nine photos of Eiffel Towers follow. Can you ID the real one? The answer is at the end of the article.
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Lust & Chastity
We often think that "our day and age" differs significantly from previous eras. We tend to think that our day presents more dangerous and stubborn problems, requiring more complex and sophisticated solutions, from wiser and nobler people, namely ourselves. Someone has dubbed this attitude "chronological snobbery."
But one thing puts the lie to this self deception — the continuing existence and destruction of lust.
Earlier Christians wisely included lust among the deadliest sins. For lust is the impregnated parent of all forms of sin. James explained that "each person is tempted when he is lured and enticed by his own desire. Then desire when it has conceived gives birth to sin, and sin when it is fully grown brings forth death" (James 1:14–15).
From the first stolen bite of forbidden fruit to the avaricious gaze of mall-bound window shoppers, lust has coursed through the hearts of men like the most poisonous venom.
Lust involves any strong desire, craving, or want that opposes the holy will and command of God. Lust perverts, twists, and defiles all that is good and beautiful, and this is particularly true with sexual or carnal lust.
For example, some people today tout homosexuality as an "orientation" equal in virtue to heterosexuality. They appeal to the "love" shared between two persons of the same gender, and on that basis, contend that equality and public acceptance must be guaranteed. To some, these sexual passions are so strong as to appear innate. Moreover, we are told that homosexual desires are private, harmless to others, and beyond the censure of society.
But if that is true, what are we to think of a passage like Romans 1:26–27? The Bible defines homosexual desires as "contrary to nature," not an equal alternative orientation. Homosexuality is a "dishonorable passion" that "consumes" men and women, leading to shameless behavior. The strong emotional pull of lust and the affections shared between persons in a homosexual relationship — whatever those affections may be called — cannot properly be called "love." After all, love "does not rejoice at wrongdoing" (1 Cor. 13:6), and homosexuality is wrongdoing. Moreover, the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah over what today would be called "private" decisions indicates that lust is a serious social problem.
And herein is the ultimate problem with lust: Those overcome with lust "receive in themselves the due penalty for their error" (Rom. 1:27) and will face the Lord as "an avenger in all these things" (1 Thess. 4:6). God keeps "the unrighteous under punishment until the day of judgment, and especially those who indulge in the lust of defiling passion and despise authority" (2 Peter 2:9–10). Lust blinds men to the fact that it is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of a holy God.
What is the antidote to this ensnaring, soul-destroying vice? It is the cultivation of chastity.
Cultivating chastity begins with the knowledge of God and His will. The apostle Paul captures this relationship well. "For this is the will of God, your sanctification: that you abstain from sexual immorality; that each one of you know how to control his own body in holiness and honor, not in the passion of lust like the Gentiles who do not know God" (1 Thess. 4:3–5). Unbelieving Gentiles are given over to lust because they do not know God. But those who do know God and His will pursue moral and sexual purity. And how can it be otherwise since God is light and in Him there is no darkness at all (1 John 1:5)?
Moreover, this knowledge of God produces weeping over vice. Consider the Bible's description of Lot during the days of Sodom and Gomorrah: "That righteous man lived among them day after day…tormenting his righteous soul over their lawless deeds that he saw and heard" (2 Peter 2:8). Lust grieved Lot. Likewise, the psalmist wept over the broken law of God in his day (Ps. 119:136). And the true disciples of Christ are the blessed who mourn (Matt. 5:4). They are also the pure in heart who will see God (Matt. 5:8). The road to chastity begins with weeping, but it ends in the beatific vision of God Himself.
Christ Jesus gave Himself to purchase a lawless people (Titus 2:14), who are then made clean in conscience, heart, and soul through faith in Him (Heb. 9:13–14; James 4:8). This is why Paul could borrow the image of chastity to describe Christ's ongoing purification of the Bride (Eph. 5:27) as well as his own labors on behalf of the Corinthian church: "I betrothed you to one husband, to present you as a pure virgin to Christ" (2 Cor. 11:2). When we see Christ we shall be like Him — pure (1 John 3:2–3).
Thus is the superiority of chastity over lust demonstrated. Lust works its way toward death. Chastity leads to the glories of heaven with Christ Jesus and the Father. Can there really be any doubt as to which path is best?
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Talk to Ohioans about President Barack Obama's attempt to answer National Security Council surveillance concerns, and you probably won't hear agreement.
President Obama said Friday the federal government will end its collection of citizen phone data, but not everyone was convinced.
The United States was founded on a healthy streak of "skepticism" of the federal government and its intentions toward citizens, said Thaddeus Hoffmeister, a University of Dayton School of Law professor. Americans are right to be concerned about the issue, he said.
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He understands the "balancing act" that national leaders must attempt, trying to reconcile security and privacy concerns that cut across ideological and party lines.
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Bethe Goldenfield, chairwoman of the Warren County Democratic Party, said the president demonstrated he's hearing citizen concerns.
"I think we're making steps in the right direction," said Goldenfield, who is also a member of the Warren County Board of Elections, but emphasized she was offering her opinions as an individual.
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Gary Daniels, associate director of the Ohio ACLU, said Obama didn't go far enough.
"It remains to be seen if any of what I think are these very modest reforms by the president have any effect," Daniels said.
He was disappointed that Obama seemed to focus on the collection of phone metadata. "I understand the president wanting to focus on telephone metadata because that has generated the most (public) response."
But the NSA examines a "whole lot of other stuff," Daniels said. Chat room messages, emails, texts, social media comments and more are subject to government collections, he said.
All of that information together paints a picture of who we are as citizens, what our religious, social and political views are, he said. "That really quite frankly is none of the government's business."
"We shouldn't have to explain to the government why we don't want to be spied on," Daniels said.
State Rep. Wes Retherford (R-Hamilton) said no matter what safeguards are put in place to protect the data collected by the NSA, he believes it must be done through the proper legal channels, including search warrants.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. -- The bad news of the condensed NHL schedule means that back-to-back games (often in different cities) are commonplace. The good news is that if you have an unhappy ending, you often get a chance to write a new script 24 hours later.
But for Minnesota Wild star Zach Parise, the wait for another crack at the Los Angeles Kings seemed to take forever. Last June, Parise played his final game as a New Jersey Devil at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, and had to watch the Kings parade about with the Stanley Cup, after his team was dispatched in six games.
Ten months, one huge new contract, one new team and one seemingly endless lockout later, it took an on-ice resurrection the night before Easter, but Parise got revenge on the Kings, and the Wild had reason to smile after the final horn.
Parise's power play goal in the third period tied the game at 3 and helped erase the Kings' two-goal second period lead. After five minutes of the most intense four-on-four overtime hockey we've seen around these parts in a long time, Parise opened the shooutout with a nifty deke around Kings goalie Jonathan Quick.
Shootout goals by Mikko Koivu and Matt Cullen would follow, and Quick shattering his stick across the post would follow that, as another huge crowd went bonkers over their team's eighth win in the past nine games.
Quick slumped in his locker room stall and gave one-sentence answers after the game, mumbling about letting points slip away. Kings coach Darryl Sutter was even less verbose, and much less courageous, fleeing to the team bus without talking to the media - an action which is expected to draw a fine from the NHL.
With the early-season noise from Chicago and Anaheim in the Western Conference, and the tooth-and-nail battle for the top spot in the Northwest Division going on between the Wild and Vancouver, the Kings have been largely forgotten, despite being solidly in the playoff picture and a potential first-round post-season opponent for the Wild.
But Parise hadn't forgotten about them, and memories of his final dealings with the Devils came flooding back when he saw those monochromatic sweaters from SoCal on Saturday.
"You get some flashbacks to what happened last year," said Parise, who added that the Kings were, in his opinion, the best team the Wild has faced this season. "It's a new team and a new place, but you definitely have some feelings coming back of the torture from last year."
After losing in Dallas on Friday night, while the Kings were getting a good night's rest in their St. Paul hotel rooms, and trailing by a pair in the second period, it would have been easy for the Wild to pack it in, write it off, conserve some energy for Monday night's meeting with the young, hungry Blues.
Instead, perhaps spurred on by Parise's sour memoires from last June, they found a well of energy somewhere. Koivu fed rookie Charlie Coyle late in the second for a goal that pulled the Wild back within one.
Koivu set up Parise on the third period power play that forged a tie. Koivu's second assist was his 19th point in March, a career best month for the Finnish captain. But to his linemates, it's the quality of the assists, not necessarily the quantity, which is enabling so much on-ice success.
"He puts pucks right on your tape, and gives me two or three good scoring chances a game," Parise said. "So for a winger that's a nice centerman to be playing with."
It was a beautiful spring evening in St. Paul before the game, and a few fans lingered outside the Xcel Energy Center's main entrance in the minutes before warmups, soaking in a few more rays of sun that have been so scarce in the long, cold winter we survived.
"Anyone selling tickets?" asked one scalper after another, any they got no reply. When they were asked what tickets were going for, there was no answer to be had, as nobody was selling. The defending Stanley Cup champs versus the red-hot Wild was the hottest ticket around these parts in a long, long time.
The 19,000-plus who got inside the rink heard announcements about what fans can do to "secure playoff priority" for the first time. That means the tickets, and the games, will likely get hotter as the calendar is flipped to April.
But none of that need worry the Wild for now. After a frantic week involving two trips to Dallas, two beyond-regulation wins at home, the end of a winning streak and the start of another, Parise and company have Easter Sunday off.
No practice, no ice time, no worries for a solid 24 hours, before the Blues come visit on April Fool's Day. Not all members of the team could agree, even in this season of the condensed schedule, that time off is a good thing.
"It's not easy lately with all of the games we've been playing, but you don't want to create any excuses. We're a team going through this and you'd rather play than practice right now. But it wasn't easy," Koivu said. "Every team is basically in the same situation. But when you come to the rink it's pretty much always a game day."
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EVANSTON, Ill. -- Led by the senior duo of Lin Zastrow and Alyssa Karel, the Wisconsin women's basketball team outscored Northwestern 20-5 over the last 10 minutes to pull out a 62-50 win.
The victory ties the Badgers for first place in the Big Ten Conference standings with Penn State at 7-2.
"I thought our seniors really stepped it up again in the second half," said UW coach Lisa Stone. "Lin and Alyssa really took off and separated us.
"We went on a 20-5 run to end the game and the 20 is less important to me than the five. We really held Northwestern at bay. Northwestern got some good looks but we are able to limit them to one shot and get the rebound."
Zastrow scored nine of the UW's 20 points, including seven straight, to key the run. Northwestern (14-8, 3-6) led 45-42 with 10:39 left to play before the 6-foot-4 post went to work.
With Northwestern's 6-foot-5 Amy Jaeschke on the bench, Zastrow went inside, scoring two straight layins to put the Badgers up 46-45 with 8:08 on the clock. Zastrow added a 3-pointer from the top of key at 6:07 to give UW a 49-45 lead.
The Wildcats cut the lead to one (49-48) as Tailor Jones hit a trey with 5:51 to go but then Karel went to work, scoring five straight points. The guard hit a jumper and a 3-pointer, putting Wisconsin up 54-48 with 2:49 left. Zastrow added another layup in the paint to put the Badgers up 56-48 with 2:04 left in the game.
Northwestern scored a layup with 43 seconds remaining but the Wildcats were forced to foul, sending the Badgers to the line, where they made 6-of-7 to seal the win.
Zastrow and Karel both finished with 17 points to lead all scorers. Sophomore Taylor Wurtz added 14 points, all in the first half.
The Badgers shot 44 percent (22-of-50) from the field, including 50 percent (10-of-20) from behind the arc. Wisconsin also shot 88.9 percent (8-of-9) from the free throw line.
The Wildcats hit 19-of-48 (39.6 percent) from the field, including 8-of-23 (34.8 percent) from 3-point land. Northwestern was also 4-of-6 (66.7 percent) from the line.Meshia Reed led NU with 13 points while Beth Marshall added 12 points. Jaeschke, who entered the game with a Big Ten-leading 23 points per game, finished with just 10 points but led all players with 11 rebounds. The Wildcats outrebounded the Badgers 32-27. Wisconsin was led by Wurtz and Jade Davis with seven rebounds apiece.
"Amy Jaeschke had only 10 points today and that was amazing," said Stone. "I credit our defense, not only Lin Zastrow but our entire team defense."
Both teams dished off 15 assists with UW's Tara Steinbauer leading all players with a career-high five dimes. The Badgers turned the ball over 12 times while forcing the Wildcats into 19 giveaways.
"We had a week to prepare and I thought our game plan was outstanding," said Stone. "This is a tough place to play against a really good team. Our team continues to grow and get better."
Wisconsin broke the game open in the second half after a tight first half. In the first period, the score was tied six times and the lead changed four times. The Badgers led 28-25 going into the locker room but the Wildcats outscored UW 8-2 to start the second period, taking a 33-30 lead with 14:51 to play.
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The Fortress of Solitudeby Jonathan Lethem
"[A] novel of boundless energy and startling insight about the conundrum adults impose on children by demanding that they live the ideal of integration that we've been unable to demonstrate ourselves....Lethem's mock-heroic voice, full of innocence and mischief, perfectly captures the challenges of childhood, the desperation to belong, the acute sensitivity to embarrassment, the unquestioning endurance of adults' absurd behavior....This is daring stuff, as dazzling for its style as for its politics." Ron Charles, The Christian Science Monitor (read the entire CSM review)
"Lethem is the new poet of Brooklyn — the new Whitman, even, whose bold imagination and sheer love of words defy all forms and expectations and place him among this country's foremost novelists....To say that Lethem bends the rules, pushes the envelope and extends the possibilities of fiction is to state only part of the case. He's defiant, delicious, in his refusal to be pinned....The book is a Bildungsroman in the exact sense, the story of Dylan's self-development in the context of place and time. It's also a comedy, a history and a fantasy, where the strange and supernatural mix freely with the solid and austere, as they do in life, in memory, in everyone's autobiography." Peter Kurth, Salon.com (read the entire Salon review)
"[I]n Dylan and Mingus's relationship, Lethem has created a profound, sad, and perfectly crafted story." Adrienne Miller, Esquire (read the entire Esquire review)
"There is a genuine atmosphere of cognitive novelty; Lethem manages to combine childish innocence and adult knowingness (not just childish knowingness) in ways that ought to fail but invariably delight and intrigue.
And Lethem delights and intrigues in the end because, while a perfectly adept theorizer, he is a much better painter. His street scenes, his pictures from childhood, have a true coloration; they are drawn, not just spoken....Alas, the thirtysomething Dylan turns out to be a vague character; he talks like Lethem's prose, which is pleasant when the prose is good, but is hardly very distinguishing....It as if the delicate balance of the novel's earlier style has been turned inside out." James Wood, The New Republic (read the entire New Republic review)
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This is the story of two boys, Dylan Ebdus and Mingus Rude. They are friends and neighbors, but because Dylan is white and Mingus is black, their friendship is not simple. This is the story of their Brooklyn neighborhood, which is almost exclusively black despite the first whispers of something that will become known as "gentrification."
This is the story of 1970s America, a time when the most simple human decisions — what music you listen to, whether to speak to the kid in the seat next to you, whether to give up your lunch money — are laden with potential political, social and racial disaster. This is the story of 1990s America, when no one cared anymore.
This is the story of punk, that easy white rebellion, and crack, that monstrous plague. This is the story of the loneliness of the avant-garde artist and the exuberance of the graffiti artist.
This is the story of what would happen if two teenaged boys obsessed with comic book heroes actually had superpowers: They would screw up their lives.
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This is the story Jonathan Lethem was born to tell. This is The Fortress of Solitude.
"[E]motionally compelling....Transcending category while defying expectation, the book starts out sounding like Richard Price, morphs into an unlikely Nick Hornby-Michael Chabon hybrid and resolves itself as only a Jonathan Lethem novel can." Don McLeese, Book Magazine
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"[D]azzling but fundamentally flawed...at once wildly ambitious and quietly intimate....Mr. Lethem has written a novel with many defects, but a novel that nonetheless attests to his potent storytelling talents." Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times
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"Lethem has done a number of things here, any one of which is impossible for any but the very finest novelists. He has vividly and lovingly and truthfully, through thrilling evocation of its music, its popular culture, its street games, argot, pharmacology, social mores and racial politics, recreated a world, a moment in history that I would have thought lost and irrecoverable. He has created, in young Dylan, a genuine literary hero. He has reinvented and reinvigorated the myths of the superhero, of black-white relations, of New York City itself. But most of all, from my point of view, he captures precisely — as only a great novelist can — how it feels to love the world that is, on a daily basis, kicking your ass." Michael Chabon, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay and Wonder Boys
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"[A] stunner...flawlessly evoked, original, and vividly imagined....The final 200 pages maunder, deflate, and stumble through time....As long as Fortress stays earthbound, it soars. (Grade: B+)" Mark Harris, Entertainment Weekly
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Jonathan Lethem is the author of five novels, including Gun, With Occasion Music, and Girl in Landscape. His most recent, Motherless Brooklyn, was named Novel of the Year by Esquire and won The National Book Critics Circle Award and the Salon Book Award. He is also the author of the story collection, The Wall of the Sky, the Wall of the Eye and the novella This Shape We?re In. He edited The Vintage Book of Amnesia, guest-edited The Year?s Best Music Writing 2002, and was the founding fiction editor of Fence Magazine. His writings have appeared in The New Yorker, Rolling Stone, McSweeney?s, and many other periodicals. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.
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"It's like you're getting a two-for-one deal! I mean, I absolutely love reggae music and, for me, I get to see the big names that I know on the big stage, but I also get to see another side of reggae music on this smaller, more intimate stage. This makes coming to Jamaica so real for me - because it's like I'm getting to see an exclusive side of reggae music that's not even out there yet." She added that it's a good indication of who will graduate to the main stage in the next few years.
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