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Excited to Share the Science of Chiropractic: An Interview With Dr. Heidi Haavik
Dr. Heidi Haavik has become known in the circle of chiropractic researchers as not only a rising star, but also one willing to do research that can have a major impact in the scientific world and how chiropractic is perceived.
Roots in the Community, Branches Far Beyond
The Jung Tao School of Classical Chinese Medicine (JTS) was founded in 1998 by Sean Christian Marshall in Sugar Grove, North Carolina, a small community near Boone in the state's westernmost mountains.
An Alarming Lack of Accountability
Accountability seems to be a lost quality today. The simple act of taking responsibility and doing the right thing just doesn't happen as often as it should. Maybe it is the litigious nature of our society.
News in Brief
Northwestern Student Honored for Addressing Concussions Head-On; Northwestern Announces New CFO; Life U. to Provide Unique Opportunity.
Misconceptions & Opportunities With Medicare
As I speak around the country on how to properly document Medicare patient encounters, I get questions regarding opting out of Medicare. There are many misconceptions about opting out of Medicare, including just what it means to opt out.
The Rest of the Patient Story
I've written previously about allowing a patient to tell you their story – about taking the time to listen and engage all the aspects of their case history, the injury in question, and the related issues.
An Interview with Amanda Shayle
JW: Can you share with us some of your history and how you became an acupuncturist? What did you do prior to becoming an acupuncturist? Where did you go to school?
Asking Patients the Right Questions
When was the last time you asked a patient a question? Maybe 30 seconds ago? But, are you asking the right questions to elicit valuable and useful information? As a healthcare provider, you've likely spent hundreds of hours learning to ask the right questions to gather critical health information from your patients.
The Art of Listening
One of the most important clinical concepts for me was voiced by the legendary physician William Osler. "Listen to your patient, he/she is telling you the diagnosis." After treating literally thousands of patients, it can become almost second nature to quickly discover clues which reveal the underlying diagnosis.
F4CP Launches New Social Media Campaign
The Foundation for Chiropractic Progress has launched a new service to help member doctors: a social media campaign called "Accelerator."
The Value of Melatonin in Breast Cancer Prevention and Adjunctive Treatment
Although melatonin (MLT) is best known for its sleep-aid properties and as a natural remedy to prevent jet lag, extensive experimental studies suggest it possesses anticancer activity through several biological mechanisms.
Specialized Pro-Resolving Mediators: 21st Century Inflammation Fighters
Specialized pro-resolving mediators, or SPMs, are a portion of the omega-3 fatty-acid spectrum that have been shown to have a powerful effect on reducing inflammation.
Health and Wellness Partnership
Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and The Wellness Center at the LAC + USC Historic General Hospital recently joined forces to extend care to the residents of Boyle Heights area of Los Angeles.
NCCAOM Launches New Membership Organization
The National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) recently launched a new national membership organization, the NCCAOM Academy of Diplomates.
Designing a Fitness Plan (Part 4): Blending Pain Relief With Healthy Aging
Pain relief is still the No. 1 reason patients come to my office. However, most of my patients have other goals as well, such as: "I want to lose 10 to 20 pounds"; "I feel old and want to slow down the aging process"; "My doctor says I am becoming a diabetic and need to exercise"; or "I'm tired and want more energy."
Building Relationships and Referral Networks with Allopathic Practitioners
Dr. Doug, an orthopedist of 20 years, had heard stories from patients who tried acupuncture. While he was able to address many of their complaints effectively, some appeared to gain additional benefit when their care included TCM.
Filling the Gap: The Role of Alternative Practitioners in a Broken Health Care System
I have been asked many times what got me into alternative medicine. My answer is simple: I want to truly help and make a difference in people's health.
Identify & Adjust the Apex Posterior Sacrum
Low back pain involving an apex posterior sacrum (+θX-axis misalignment) typically presents with signs of lumbosacral joint impingement or facet syndrome.
Constructing Our Reality: The Primary Channels and Perception, Part 1
My favorite topic of discussion within Chinese medicine is the acupuncture channel systems. First of all, each of us have them. They are part of our bodies; not something external to us. To learn about the acupuncture channels is to learn about ourselves.
Day in the Life of an Advanced-Practice DC
Can you tell us a little about your background in the profession? Why did you want to become a DC? I studied at Boston University from 1968-1972 as a pre-med student majoring in biology.
Transparency is Key at ASA First Annual Meeting
On March 4th and 5th the American Society of Acupuncturists (ASA) held a successful first annual meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Let's Streamline Your Front Desk
Your front office can be your greatest source of efficiency or a constant bottleneck. Increasing the productivity of this area without sacrificing the quality of patient interaction can be a little tricky.
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CranioSacral Therapy Outlawed in Mississippi?
By Cliff Korn, BS, LMT, NCTMB and Rebecca J. Razo
Mississippi law governing massage therapy prohibits therapists from engaging in the "manipulation or adjustment of osseous tissue," and it appears that the Mississippi State Board of Massage Therapy (MSBMT) has lumped CranioSacral Therapy (CST) into this definition as a prohibited massage therapy practice.
Massage Today first learned of the situation from Mississippi therapist Brenda Eiland, NCTMB, RMT.Ms. Eiland, who studied Visionary CranioSacral work at the Milne Institute in Big Sur, Calif., was alarmed when she discovered that the Milne Institute application to become a Mississippi CEU provider was denied. A letter signed by MSBMT Executive Director Beverly Limbaugh to the institute stated that its program "does not meet the requirements for approval."1,2 Eiland subsequently contacted the MSBMT to find out if practicing CST in Mississippi was illegal.
"I didn't get a straight answer," she said. Instead, she received an e-mail from Limbaugh stating, "Our law does not permit the movement of osseous tissue" [emphasis ours].3 Unsatisfied with the response, Eiland contacted the Mississippi attorney general's office for a clearer explanation, wherein she received a response from Leyser Hayes, the special assistant attorney general representing the MSBMT. He stated: "Mississippi Law does not permit the movement of osseous tissue [CranioSacral Therapy has been defined by the board to involve this movement] ... Section 73-67-7 (h) Miss. Code Ann. (1972) as amended ... defines what massage means for purposes of the practice of same in Mississippi."4
Mississippi law §73-67-7(h) provides the following definition of massage:
Subsequent inquiries by Eiland and Massage Today to the MSBMT about the practice of CST were referred to the new Mississippi "Scope of Practice" rule, which was mailed to Mississippi therapists in September.
Generally, scope-of-practice statements outline permissible practices for legally operating massage therapists. Mississippi's scope of practice, however, only states what cannot be performed legally. The new scope of practice says:
Massage Today Editor Cliff Korn contacted the Mississippi Attorney General's Office and the executive director of the MSBMT: "Osseous tissue manipulation or adjustment are typically terms referring to chiropractic or osteopathic high-velocity, low-amplitude (HVLA) thrusts or techniques," Mr. Korn said in a letter. "Is it the interpretation of the board that 'manipulation or adjustment' is synonymous with 'movement'? I noticed in your listing of continuing education providers that all of John Barnes' myofascial release seminars were approved, and CranioSacral Therapy is an integral part of his teachings. Please ... confirm or deny the legality of a trained CranioSacral therapist to practice under the Mississippi Professional Massage Therapy Act," he added.7
In its response to Korn, the MSBMT stated the "Attorney general's office does not speak for the board of massage therapy. The Mississippi State Board of Massage Therapy speaks through its minutes." Again, Korn was referred to the Mississippi scope of practice rule.8
In a final attempt at clarification, Massage Today asked the MSBMT if the attorney general's office was incorrect in stating that "movement" of osseous tissue is illegal.9 In a written response, MSBMT President Lynn Cox stated: "The board has not interpreted any particular modality as the manipulation or adjustment of osseous tissue, but rather, reiterated in its statement on scope of practice that any technique that manipulates or adjusts osseous tissue is in violation of the law that governs massage therapists, as well as laws that govern other professionals. If the board ruled that one couldn't do CranioSacral, the name would probably be changed to SacralCranio, wouldn't it? The law has not changed. Massage therapists in Mississippi are prevented from the manipulation or adjustment of osseous tissue, regardless of one's 'expert' training."10
But according to Eiland, Cox's statement is untrue: "They have indeed signaled out a modality, as proved by the e-mail from [Hayes] and a message for me [from Limbaugh, stating] 'you cannot practice CranioSacral work as a massage therapist in Mississippi.' "11
Still, the MSBMT has yet to define the terms "manipulation" or "adjustment." In a letter to the MSBMT, Dr. John Upledger, Massage Today columnist, stated, "CranioSacral Therapy does not incorporate any techniques that involve direct osseous manipulation, mobilization or adjustments. Instead, practitioners focus on releasing restrictions in the soft-tissue, fascia and musculature that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord. How can I be so sure? Because I developed CranioSacral Therapy and coined the name... ."12
Despite repeated requests, the fact remains that the MSBMT has continued to be vague in responding to questions related to the practice of CST in Mississippi. It remains unclear if the MSBMT is defining the terms "manipulation" and "adjustment" to mean HVLA thrusts - or something more. Look for updates of this situation in future issues of Massage Today.
Former editor of Massage Today, Cliff is owner of Windham Health Center Neuromuscular Therapy LLC. He is nationally certified in therapeutic massage & bodywork and is licensed as a massage therapist by the states of New Hampshire and Florida. Cliff is a member of the International Association of Healthcare Practitioners; a professional member and past president of the New Hampshire chapter of the American Massage Therapy Association; a certified member of the Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals, Inc.; and a past chairman of the board of directors of the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork.
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I like the author, but this was terrible - a cop-out rip-off. Totally bad ending. Great beginning, great plot, but then he just ran out of gas. Seemed like someone else finished it for him from about the middle on. Maybe preachy, but so what - he has his opinion. Save your money. Did I say it was terrible?
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Often funny in the Carl Haiason genre. I couldn't put it down. Once again he incorporated difficult science with a great story.
"Too Close to Being True"
After reading my first book by Michael Crichton, (Timeline) I begin to love his way of making you think of the possibilities. In Next, He unsettles our scientific side of life by pushing our controversial buttons in almost every area of Genetics. Being a born again believer in Christ I no doubt have strong convictions as to where science is taking us. In this book, Michael Crichton reveals the the key components that govern science and technology: money and morals. It seems that we are so close to encountering many of these issues that if this had been written ten years later, it might not be considered fiction.
"More yarns than an angora sweater"
This book has more yarns than an angora sweater, but they are not as tightly knit together. In some ways, this book reminded me of Franz Kafka in the sense that Crichton, like Kafka knows that the world isn't right, but he doesn't understand it. I learned in the author's afterword that he had some definite ideas about genetics, but only some of them came through in the stories. It is sad that Crichton's last work was sub par.
"This was awful"
This is the worst book that Michael Crichton has ever written. It has to do about Genes and has many different story lines that either come together or don't. Lots of reading of headlines about what is going on with Gene therapy and creation of 'transgendered' animals and plants. I real muddle into a boring subject.
"Silly.....Save your Audible credits"
Save your Audible credits. Crichton (as usual) uses cardboard characters to attempt to make sweeping generalizations about current issues of 'Science.' Interesting ideas are presented but the plot and characters are absurd with talking Orangutangs and Grey Parrots.
"Very Stinky"
This story has monkeys in it...and I'm fairly sure that one of them helped him write this book. Having more pride than his famous co-author, the monkey must have demanded that his name be left off the credits. I wish my name was off the list of people who bought it.
"Tangential with loose associations"
Book is very disappointing, and difficult to follow. Plot is fragmented over several storylines (non of which are all that interesting) which he attempts to bring together in the end. Book seems to be just a medium to preach authors views on genetic engineering. This book is a significant departure from the author's normal format and quality.
"A stinker"
Despite his flaws as a writer, I usually enjoy Michael Crichton books--but this one was ludicrous. I also like Dylan Baker as an actor, but didn't particularly enjoy his reading.

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As the share price keeps drifting lower and remains significantly undervalued I'm getting more convinced that it's in LF's and shareholders interest to do some sort of buyback. With $200 million in cash I still believe they can take around $50 million of that to repurchase shares and have plenty of money to fund operations and grow.
I'm only seeing $120 million in cash. $200 million is anticipated in another year as far as I know. I still think the company should do a buyback of maybe $10-20 million. Go ahead and increase R&D and create more products. Educational toys are a growth business while MAT and HAS are in a flat business.
I'm pretty sure they said they expected to have $200 million in cash by the end of Q1 2013.
Institute a dividend just to make the shorts have to pay it to who they borrowed the stock from.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I agree, a share buyback or announcement of a share buyback is needed.
An increase in value of the price of LF stock is not just beneficial to the shareholders. There are other positive effects that are overlooked.
A high priced stock will keep hostile take overs away.
(If you think announcing a share buy back is a waster of time for LF, compare that to the time and money that would be wasted on repelling a hostile take over.)
A high priced stock can be used by the company as currency for acquisitions instead of cash.
A high priced stock can be used to help boost company morale and provide better incentive for employees.
The cost of a share buyback can be less than $1 million and still have a great effect.
A buyback would not be meaningless, many of you are overlooking the benefits.
Sentiment: Buy
Leapfrog needs to concentrate on gaining market share, not share price.
Share price will increase as a result of tangible business results in due time.
They've got more pressing needs for cash on hand than buying shares.
What are they spending 200 million on?
agreed. Ill take growth over a meaningless buy back and I'm sure LF management agrees.


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Grill wrote:noiseboyfeetman wrote:pkripper wrote:If you don't like the colour if it, it'll always play in the back of your mind. Like buying a metallic gold car - it may have been a good deal, but you'll still look like an OAP.
If you don't like the colour of it you'll find yourself looking at other bikes in no time. I'd agree with what some of the other posters have said for that price you could pick up something in the sales far cheaper with a better spec.
You're contradicting yourself. The OP has clearly stated that he wants a Domane, but you suggest he compromise the bike to get the colour. By sticking with the bike he wants, the colour will be less of an issue, especially after he starts riding it.
Could I have bought a much higher spec Canyon for the same money as my Foil? Yup. Did I want a Canyon? Nope, I wanted a Foil. Now I'm happy as Larry.
Not quite sure that's right. I'm not suggesting the bike is compromised at all, neither is the other chap. The only mention of the 'compromised' 4.3 is yours.
As it stands, I'd get the domane and upgrade the wheels. The difference between ultegra and 105 isn't all that, and functionally not much to the 10spd Tiagra either. In terms of ride, I'd say wheels / tyres is where the benefit can be gained for the cash.


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While on 'CBS This Morning,' Slash was asked the inevitable question of whether there would ever be a Guns N' Roses reunion of the band's classic lineup.
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Jerk Pork Tenderloin
Juicy, grilled pork tenderloin gets a burst of flavor from an herb-packed marinade (cilantro! parsley! thyme!) that also has hints of orange juice and brown sugar for an unexpectedly sweet touch.
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- 1 c. olive oil
- ¼ c. fresh orange juice
- 1 bunch fresh flat-leaf parsley
- 1 bunch fresh cilantro
- 1 bunch whole scallions
- 2 medium coarsely chopped shallots
- 1 piece fresh ginger
- 3 tbsp. white wine vinegar or distilled white vinegar
- 2 tbsp. fresh thyme leaves
- ½ habanero chili or 1 jalapeño chili
- 2 tbsp. light brown sugar
- 1 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
- ¼ tsp. ground cloves
- ¼ tsp. ground allspice
- 2 pork tenderloins (1 pound each)
- 1 tsp. kosher salt
- Put all ingredients (except pork tenderloins and salt) in a blender and puree until smooth.
- Put tenderloins in a large ziplock food storage bag. Pour half the marinade over pork; seal bag and refrigerate for at least 8 hours or up to 24 hours. Cover and refrigerate remaining marinade.
- When ready to grill pork, preheat a gas grill or a ridged grill pan to medium, or prepare a fire in a charcoal grill, letting coals burn until covered with white ash. Take reserved marinade out of the refrigerator. Stir in 1/4 teaspoon salt and bring to room temperature by letting it sit while grilling pork.
- Remove pork from marinade and brush off herbs and spices. Discard marinade in bag.
- Sprinkle tenderloins with remaining 3/4 teaspoon salt. Oil the grill rack. Grill tenderloins (turning them at least 4 times to ensure even cooking), 18 to 20 minutes, until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the center of each reads 145 degrees; the meat should still be faintly pink and juicy. Transfer to a carving board and let rest 10 minutes to allow the juices to redistribute.
- Cut pork into 1/2-inch-thick diagonal slices. Divide among 4 plates and serve with reserved marinade as a sauce.
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ON THE ROAD; Foreign, Not Far
By R. W. APPLE Jr.
Published: August 27, 1999
MONTREAL— In Paris, the familiar eight-sided red street signs say ''STOP.'' The Academie Francaise, the guardian of linguistic purity, utters not a peep of complaint. But in Montreal, where these matters are deemed crucial to cultural identity, the signs say ''ARRET.''
The proud old Queen Elizabeth Hotel, which dates from Canada's days as a dominion, is now Le Reine Elizabeth, never mind what the chatelaine of Buckingham Palace calls herself. In Montreal, Eaton's department store, a Canadian tradition for generations, is now just plain Eaton; the possessive ending was amputated because the authorities ruled it too un-French. They even tried unsuccessfully to force a local stonecutter to take down his sign; it was bilingual, O.K., but the two languages were English and Hebrew.
There is a serious side to all of this opera bouffe, of course. It is a continuing manifestation of the deep frustration and resentment that Quebec's Francophones feel toward Canada's top-heavy Anglophone majority, which has always monopolized the economic high ground here. That there was widespread discrimination until fairly recently is beyond dispute; for years English-speaking clerks in some shops shunned French-speaking customers.
Twice in the last two decades hard feelings have pushed Quebec close to separation from Canada, with severe and lasting consequences for Montreal, even if the city itself voted no. The issue still percolates, never very far beneath the surface. ''Je me souviens,'' the license plates on Quebec cars say, ''I remember,'' as if warning that past slights will one day be avenged.
But the visiting, linguistically challenged American need not fear. Most of the Montrealers one encounters speak excellent English, though they delight in encountering an American with a smattering of French. Like us, they laugh at signboard Franglais that has escaped the language cops, like ''Le Pit Stop'' and ''Poulet BBQ.''
Often billed as the second-largest French-speaking city in the world, Montreal is delightfully, idiosyncratically ''foreign.'' Yet under its skin, says Morley Safer, the Canadian-born CBS correspondent, it is a lot like New York, which is something no one would ever say about Toronto.
In summer, when the sun shines bright for a few precious weeks, the people of Montreal spill into parks and sidewalk cafes and onto boats in the broad St. Lawrence River, which lies at their doorstep. The jazz festival draws 1.5 million enthusiasts a year, and there are also festivals of bikes and jokes, hot-air balloons and chamber music. Dragon-boat races, fireworks competitions, a kite-flying derby, a Beer Mundial and the Carifiesta help pack the calendar from May to August. Sometimes you'd swear you were in Rio.
In winter, when as much as eight feet of snow often falls on the city, Montrealers move underground, into a well-lighted maze of passages that connect a half-dozen downtown malls, 30 movie theaters and 7 major hotels. People shrug at ice storms like one that knocked out power to 1.4 million households in January 1998. After a few days the good times roll on.
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The fact is, Montreal is one of the hemisphere's most cosmopolitan cities, a place that has room not only for Francophones and Anglophones but also for ''Allophones'' -- people whose first language is Arabic or Spanish or Russian or whatever. Brian Moore, the Ulster-born novelist who worked in Montreal for a decade as a reporter, always remembered something that caught his attention on his first trip in from the airport. It summed up the city for him: a shop calling itself the Notre-Dame-de-Grace Kosher Meat Market.
Drive or walk up Boulevard St.-Laurent, which climbs from the Old Port toward the distant Laurentians, and you will witness a grand march of nationalities: on the sidewalks, in the shops and above all in the restaurants of this food-mad city.
People call the boulevard ''the Main,'' and in theory it separates the French east side of town from the English west side. But the barrier is porous at best, and the Main itself is polyglot. You will hear Chinese, Vietnamese and Malay spoken at the bottom, and then, higher up, especially between Roy and Duluth Streets, Thai, Slovak, Hungarian, Ukrainian, Portuguese.
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Dr. Drayer's academic appointments began in 1977 at the University of Pittsburgh Health Center. From 1979 to 1986, Dr. Drayer was at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C., where he became professor of radiology and assistant professor of medicine (neurology). In 1986, he was appointed chair of the Division of Neuroimaging Research-Education at the Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, where he remained until 1995. Dr. Drayer then moved to The Mount Sinai Medical Center.
Dr. Drayer's many awards and honors include the Cornelius G. Dyke Award from the American Society of Neuroradiology and the Distinguished Service Award from the American Board of Radiology.
Dr. Drayer serves on the Board of Trustees of the R&E Foundation at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA). Dr. Drayer was elected to the RSNA Board of Directors in December 2003 and has acted as liaison for the annual meeting and technology and served as board chairman in 2009. He was President-elect of the RSNA in 2010 and is RSNA President in 2011.
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TERRE HAUTE -- Musical genius does not know geography and even those compositions we consider classics were once "new" music.
In the 20th century, American composers wrote music that entertained the entire world.
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"A Short Overture to an Unwritten Opera," by composer Don Gillis opens the program, which also includes Alec Wilder's "While We're Young." Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart wrote "My Funny Valentine" for the 1937 Broadway show "Babes in Arms." The orchestra will perform an arrangement written by David Rose that was performed at Indiana State University in 1968, when Rose was a guest composer in residence for a week.
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It will be a tough learning curve as four playoff teams from 2007 appear in the Chargers' new district
The Laurens-Marathon Chargers join a number of area teams in being shuffled around districts this fall. They leave class A district 3 and will begin their tenure in eight-man district 2.
The Chargers were a competitive team in class A last season as they went 5-4 to finish tied for third in the district. Only Alta and Newell-Fonda finished better.
Mike Ehn is entering his 12th season with Laurens-Marathon, seven of which he has been the head coach. Ehn is 26-29 in his tenure.
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The Chargers retain their starting quarterback from a year ago in Zach Lovin. Lovin was a dual threat for Laurens-Marathon last season as he threw for just under 900 yards and ran for another 200 to keep the chains moving during his junior campaign.
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"We've got a lot of seniors back along the line," said Ehn. "Making the transition from eleven man to eight man is a challenge. We've got to get those kids to be able to make that switch. We've had some kids play a lot, but that doesn't mean we'll automatically be able to do it again. We have to prove that we can perform all over again."
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"Potentially we could challenge for the district title," said Ehn. "We'll need our younger players to step up though. It's definitely a tough district. Four teams were playoff qualifiers from a year ago. We've got to come out every Friday night and compete. If we're not ready to play, then it's going to be a long year. With as much as experience as we have we'll compete if we come ready to play. The biggest thing is transitioning to eight man football. The kids have adapted well. The biggest thing for the coaches is to get them in the right positions and re-learning the new offensive and defensive tendencies. If the young kids develop and the older kids keep improving, we could be right in it. "


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A celebration of life will be held for Mrs. Dorothy Alger, 84, of Dickens, at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 10, 2012, at Warner Chapel in Spencer. Rev. Julie McCullough will officiate the memorial service.
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Meryl Streep Gets Thanked More Than God
Crunching the numbers on a decade-plus of Oscar acceptance speeches.
Though it seems a cliché to thank fellow nominees, it actually happens less often than you think. That's why Sandra Bullock's extremely generous speech for The Blind Side at the 2009 Oscars—wherein she addressed each and every one of her fellow nominees by name—was so unusual; no wonder she's beloved in the industry. Where Bullock goes, others follow; last year Daniel Day-Lewis referred to his competitors as "my equals, my betters" and both Anne Hathaway and Christoph Waltz listed the other nominees by name rather than grouping them as a kind of anonymous unit.
Hollywood (and by extension the academy) is notoriously hard on actresses, so is it any surprise that they receive fewer standing ovations than the men—yet work harder at ingratiating themselves to the powers that be? Actresses start by thanking "the academy" more often than their male counterparts, and once they get going, they aren't as quick to stop and generally cite a longer list of people. More interesting still is that they have long memories, often ceding credit to those who helped them rise to fame. The Reader's Kate Winslet thanked Peter Jackson at the 2009 Oscars presumably because he discovered her with Heavenly Creatures 15 years before. Penélope Cruz, who won the same night for a Woody Allen picture, thanked three earlier directors, including "my friend Pedro Almodóvar for having made me a part of so many of his adventures." Halle Berry and Natalie Portman had similarly deep appreciation for the directors who gave them their big breaks.
Male winners occasionally looked back to early influences, but only if they were family members. Jeff Bridges, for example, thanked his mom and dad for "turning me on to such a groovy profession" and told a story about his dad teaching him the basics of acting. Colin Firth thanked Harvey Weinstein for "discovering me when I was a mere child sensation," but it was a joke referring only to previous collaborations when he was a touch younger. He had to thank Harvey anyway for backing The King's Speech. The Weinstein Company impresario helped shape the modern (relentless, shameless) style of awards campaigns, and his methods work. Perhaps you can even blame him for the amount of publicists who are thanked by name on the big night. It says something about the Oscars, or at least about celebrity actors, that their publicists are thanked by name so much more often than the people who help shape their award-winning performances. Costume designers, cinematographers, editors, and the like usually have to settle for the sad generic tent of "cast and crew"—though Natalie Portman's Black Swan speech made a heartfelt name-filled detour toward her costumers, makeup artists, camera operators, and even the first assistant director.
When a name crops up without a connection to the winning film, it's usually a legendary celebrity. The past 43 speeches held multiple mentions for Oprah Winfrey (two), Sidney Poitier (two), and Meryl Streep (four). Meryl, ever wittily self-deprecating, couldn't help herself when she won in 2012, confessing "when they called my name I had this feeling I could hear half of America going, 'Oh no! Oh, c'mon why? Her? Again?' "
Though it won't surprise anyone who thinks of Hollywood as a contemporary Babylon, God has only been thanked three times. Oscar is the world's shiniest and most coveted false idol, the golden calf in the Hollywood Hills. It's not that God is never mentioned: Denzel Washington started with "God is great," and Jennifer Hudson claimed, "Look what God can do!" (Make the other four nominees lose?) There's a reason for this notable lack of the divine, and it isn't the absence of religious faith. It's just that to actors, the director is God.
"You've truly rocked my life," Marion Cotillard shouted to her director with the fervor of someone born again. Halle Berry named hers "a genius" and cried for his gentle guidance. Two actors even noted the divine: Tilda Swinton, who won for Michael Clayton, said her director Tony Gilroy "walks on water," and Christoph Waltz, winning his second Oscar for a Quentin Tarantino picture, referred to QT as "the Creator." Even when there's no visible reverence, the director is still a benevolent father figure. When Cate Blanchett won for The Aviator, she told Martin Scorsese, "I hope my son will marry your daughter." (If she wins this year as expected for Blue Jasmine, it seems unlikely she'll make any similar entreaties to enter Woody Allen's currently unsettled family.) Only five of the 47 actors skipped their director by name in their speech: Mo'Nique, Meryl Streep, Alan Arkin, Jennifer Lawrence—and George Clooney, whose speech might have been the most curious of all.
When Clooney won for Syriana he began by quipping, "All right, so I'm not winning Director," referencing his other nomination that night for Good Night, and Good Luck. The speech that followed had a couple of big laughs but was mostly a serious ode to the academy's progressiveness—and, by extension, George Clooney's own. He thanked no one directly. Who needs to worship a false idol when the man in the mirror is a golden god?