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I Just Can't Get Enough
Jac's roundup of pop culture news and Internet findings
Comedy Central's nightly "news" lineup is amidst a total overhaul with the recent end of The Colbert Report and the addition of The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore. Stephen Colbert stepped down in December, and now The Daily Show's Jon Stewart is following suit. The comedian shocked audiences at a Daily Show taping this week with the announcement that he'd be retiring from the show sometime later this year. While Colbert left to replace David Letterman as Late Show host (Letterman will step down in May; Colbert will take over in September), it's unclear whether Stewart has another gig lined up, but it does sound like the show will continue with a new host. (The show originally featured Craig Kilborn before Stewart took over in 1996.) Amy Schumer stars in a new Judd Apatow movie and, predictably, it looks hilarious.Some previously unreleased Spice Girls songs hit the webz Wednesday, only to disappear from SoundCloud soon after. Could this be assign of another girl powa' reunion?! Speaking of leaks, House of Cards' third season — which does not premiere until Feb. 27 — was available on Netflix for about 30 minutes yesterday. No, Frank Underwood was not pulling a Beyoncé by releasing a full season unannounced. It was a "mistake." A leak? More like the best House of Cards ad ever. Anyone who had momentarily forgotten about the upcoming season is now ready to binge the moment it premieres. It's been a great week in fashion for models who don't look like hungry baby aliens, which is rare. The Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue featured two plus-size models; "World's Oldest Supermodel," 83-year-old Carmen Dell'Orefice appeared on the cover of New You magazine; and Jamie Brewer, who many of us know from American Horror Story, walked in a New York Fashion Week show today, becoming the first person with Down syndrome to do so. Yay beauty diversity! And then there was The Grammys. The night's program kind of reminded me of the Super Bowl half-time shows of the early 2000s, where the desperate attempt to appeal to as many people as possible resulted in a mashup of lineups that simultaneously featured Nelly, Britney Spears and Aerosmith. Between Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett and Jessie J and Tom Jones, there were lots of slow songs sung by duos of old and young people, which made it very easy to watch the 603 other shows on Sunday nights (Hey, Better Call Saul!) Sam Smith was the big winner of the night: Record of the Year, Song of the Year, Best New Artist and Best Pop Vocal Album all went to the magical songbird. Beck won Album of the Year and Best Rock Album ("Beck is still making music?" – everyone. Yes, he is. Morning Phase came out a full year ago). All those categories sound the damn same! Of course, since Beyoncé was also nominated for Album of the Year — and a bunch of other categories she didn't win #salty — Kanye just had to, well, Kanye Beck's acceptance speech, and Bey and Jay Z were definitely surprised I love Beyoncé's subtle "No, Kanye, don't...Someone stop him…" — which is basically the equivalent of "Somebody get a sponge!" — and Jay's legit look of terror. Also of course, if anyone thought Kanye was taking a jab at himself by recreating Taylorgate, he wanted to remind them of what a real asshole he is by running his mouth some more after the show. And then other people responded to Kanye's response and now I'm writing about it. Circle of life, folks. Highlights: Sia's "Chandelier" performance with Kristen Wiig and Maddie Ziegler totally takes the cake as my favorite performance (and you know this is a serious claim when Queen Bey is in the picture). Kristen Wiig gave a soulful choreographed performance with the Dance Moms star — who would have guessed? GOOSEBUMPS. Beyoncé recreated her sister's recent wedding with her performance of "Take My Hand, Precious Lord" It was Sunday, after all. Amen! Speaking of taking us to church, Hozier and Annie Lennox was my favorite collab of the night, performing the former's breakout hit and "I Put a Spell on You." Intoxicating! Pharrell traded his Arby's hat for an old-timey child bellhop uniform and presenting a heavy performance of "Happy" And then it looks like Taylor Swift begged Jay Z to go to brunch with her. Awkward, especially when he finds out "brunch" is Taylor's word for playing tea party with her cats while in pajamas. But judge for yourself. "Brunch." "Brunch!" "BRUNCH." See all the winners here.
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How to Maintain Friendship with a Republican (or Democrat)
Jac Kern
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We've all been there. You're just minding your own business, killing time on the Internet, when you see "4 friends like this" beneath Mitt Romney's shining visage. First comes the feeling of shock, then anger. Before you shed a single tear and click "Hide all updates from this user" or — gasp! — "Unfriend," stop what you're doing.
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NBC-Ya Later: U.S. Network Does Best to Ruin Olympics
Final thoughts on Olympics 2012's sights and (mostly) sounds (if they weren't edited out)
First let me say that I'm not what you would call a huge Olympics fan. This isn't an essay on sports. I'll tune in occasionally for things like basketball, soccer and Brazilian women's beach volleyball (LOTS of Brazilian women's beach volleyball), but it's hardly Must-See-TV for me every four years. If I had more patience, I'd probably watch more — but researching how the scoring works in water polo (and where they hide their horses) kind of takes the fun out of things. I do love the drama of sports. I grew up the music nerd who didn't like sports because it was for jocks. My stance softened thanks to the 1999 Cincinnati Reds. Living just a few blocks away from the old Cinergy Field, I probably went to 50 home games that year — paid five bucks for a cheap "Top 6" seat (before they'd stop you from moving closer if there were open seats, which there usually were). Some of the dramatics of that season (cut short by a devastating one game playoff loss to the Mets) re-made me into the sports fan I was as a 10 year old. The way drama in sports moved me reminded me (and still does) of the way music moves me. Though quite different experiences (sports is "thrill of victory/agony of defeat" exciting, while music moves me to my very core, caresses my heart, soothes my pain, gets me pumped up, etc.), they both give me a somewhat similar tingle in my brain. As this year's Olympics progressed, I began to notice a lot of complaints about NBC's "tape delayed" coverage, whereby the network would hold back all the key, shining (mostly American athlete-oriented) moments for its prime-time broadcast. Of course, as pretty much every person with the ability to communicate online noted, this meant hearing that, say, Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt just made Olympic history … then turning on NBC to hear "tune in at 9 p.m. to find out how!" Anyone with access to a radio, TV with channels other than NBC, a computer, smartphone or an excitable Olympics superfan BFF usually found out what happened up to 10 hours ahead of time. In some ways, I felt bad for the piling-on of NBC's Olympic events coverage. I mean, they did broadcast hours upon hours of live footage from London on their multiple Olympics platforms (iPad apps, Android apps, websites, additional channels, etc.). But some people are busy, work strenuous jobs (without access to the aforementioned fancy devices) and want to come home, have some dinner, maybe smoke a doobie and THEN see what happened earlier at the Olympics. I'd be curious if anyone was actually able to avoid all spoilers — every time someone won a medal, I received a "news update" alert on my smartphone or would find out instantly on a British news website or within my Twitter or Facebook feed. So I cut NBC the slightest of slack for fouling up some of the tape-delayed broadcast decisions (but there was no excuse for promoting Today show interviews with "new gold medalists" right before viewers actually saw said gold medalist win the top prize, something NBC did multiple times). If you really wanted to see an event live, you could do so.The same can be said for the Closing Ceremonies, which streamed live on the Olympics many media platforms. But when it came time for editing it all down to a tight two-and-a-half hour or so prime-time broadcast, NBC had to cut some material out of the Closing Ceremony to make it fit and leave room for McDonald's and Coke commercials. During the Opening Ceremonies, NBC shamefully cut away to show Ryan Seacrest interview Michael Phelps instead of airing the ceremony's tribute to the 52 victims of the July 7, 2005, terrorist attacks in London. There's editing for time and then there's just rude ethnocentrism. If New York City hosted the Olympics and the BBC cut away from the broadcast to show Simon Cowell interview legendary British track cyclist Chris Hoy, I wouldn't be shocked if the U.S. immediately began discussions about when to start the bombing of London. Thankfully, nothing quite that insensitive occurred during the Closing Ceremonies.The Closing Ceremonies piqued my interest the most of all of the Olympic happenings, mostly because I'm a proud Anglophile when it comes to music. Of my favorite artists ever, I'd be shocked if half weren't from the U.K. (if not more). So I was fairly excited when I heard that the Closing Ceremonies would be titled "A Symphony of British Music" (look, you can already buy a CD) and focus primarily on England's greatest export, alongside comedy (which was spotlighted cleverly in both the opening and closing events) and Cadbury Creme Eggs. (I was only "fairly" excited because these things can often be cheesier than a Super Bowl halftime show with Up With People) I had a slightly busy Sunday (well, busy enough that I couldn't watch stuff on TV or online all day), so I checked a handful of performances from the Olympics live stream, figuring I'd be able to catch the whole thing later. There were some great moments. The John Lennon/"Imagine" salute was touching in a pure, unforced and restrained manner (not much else was, but that's not what ceremonial, once-in-the-lifetime, music-driven ragers should be about, especially in London). It was interesting to see athletes from other countries singing along to Oasis' biggest hit, "Wonderwall," in seemingly their own languages (not sure how Noel Gallagher felt about his little bro's band Beady Eye playing it, though; Noel did turn down a chance to participate).The unfussy cover of Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" was serviceable, but gets bonus points for bridging a generational gap by bringing together hot new singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran and RIchard Jones from young Brit band The Feeling with PInk Floyd drummer Nick Mason and Genesis guitarist Mike Rutherford. Meanwhile, the only thing missing from Eric Idle's perfectly nonsensical performance of "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" was a chorus line of singers nailed to crucifixes (a la Monty Python's Life of Brian, the film in which it first appeared). And, cheesy as it may have been, Freddie Mercury (in video projection/hologram-ish form) leading the stadium through a chant proved he is STILL the best frontman in Rock, even in death.There were also, as is to be excepted, several cringe worthy moments. The Spice Girls were a big deal for a few minutes, but did they deserve to perform more than one song at a global event like the Olympics? What exactly did they give the world besides a lady-friend for one of the planet's (former) greatest soccer players? I know, I know — it was a "rare" reunion (though it feels like they have "rare reunions" ever six months or so). I kept hoping for a five-olde-timey-taxi pile-up as they zoomed around the performance area at seemingly dangerous speeds. Singer Jessie J must now be bigger than Princess Diana in the U.K., because she was able to perform multiple songs as well, like her big hit "Price Tag," showing the U.K.'s contribution to crappy Pop music, and "We Will Rock You" with Roger Taylor and Brian May, presumably because Paul Rodgers either wasn't available, passed away recently or refused to wear a nude, bedazzled unitard. Ms. J also jammed with the artists during the segment where the London Olympics showed the world that there are indeed black people in the U.K., though Taio Cruz and Tinie Tempah are essentially carbon-copies of crappy American R&B/Pop singer/rappers. They did do a fun, mercifully short cover of the Bee Gees's "You Should Be Dancing," which probably pumped up views of the Bee Gees' Wikipedia page thanks to all of us who could have sworn the trio was from Australia (they were born in the U.K., moved to Australia, then back to the England where their career kicked off in earnest … in case you don't get Wikipedia). There were a few glaring omissions from the parade of British Music stars, but the ceremony director gets a pass for that. How do you fit a century of music into three hours? Still, I could have done with seeing The Cure play (anything but "Killing an Arab") or New Order do a Joy Division/New Order mini-set or even Def Leppard (at least!) representing the influential New Wave of British Heavy Metal movement in lieu of Russell Brand singing a Willy Wonka tune and miming "I Am the Walrus." And, hey, remember how Britain co-invented Punk Rock? Beside awkwardly copping "London Calling" as a sort of unofficial anthem (before people apparently listened to the lyrics) and a mention of designer Vivienne Westwood, Punk Rock wasn't very big in the U.K., I guess. And Fatboy Slim apparently invented the British rave scene and U.K. dance music (while living inside a giant inflatable octopus). Finally, in the spirit of mixing British humor and music, it would have been hilarious if George Michael would have appeared with former Wham! mate Andrew Ridgeley clasped around his leg ("I let go once — never again!"). The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Sex Pistols, Kate Bush and others reportedly turned down invites to be involved in the ceremony, though at least most were given props during the ceremony (Bowie's "Fashion" soundtracked the tribute to British fashion through the years, while a remix of Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" was used as the music for a dazzling dance number spotlighting the tune). The biggest blunder of the Closing Ceremonies, though, came once again courtesy of NBC's prime time broadcast.I'm an editor and I understand that sometimes you can't fit every single thing you want into the tiny box given to you; tough calls must be made sometimes. But what network exec's 14-year-old niece was given control over the U.S. broadcast's final cut on NBC? Whoever made the tough decisions made a few seriously bad ones and the internet has been screaming about how much it SUCKED ever since.The Kate Bush-soundtracked performance was cut, but I get that. Kate's not a household name in the States. I caught rockers Muse — who wrote and recorded the official song of this year's Olympics, "Survival" — and can forgive that one too — their performance was a bit lackluster and the song has an oddly ominous tone, like something Mussolini would have commissioned had the Olympics ever come to Italy during his reign. Ray Davies' performance might have been spared if he'd playing "You Really Got Me" or some other U.S. FM radio staple. But Davies could play nothing but his gorgeous ode to London, "Waterloo Sunset," because it was the perfect time and place for the beloved British hit to be performed. (Click ahead to the 1:35 mark to see it, until NBC removes it)When I realized NBC cut "Waterloo Sunset," that's when my head-cocked bemusement turned to "WTF!" annoyance. A peek at the internet revealed I was not alone (I think the Davies cut was the hardest for most true Rock fans to take). That is, until the end of the broadcast. The absolute worst cut from NBC's primetime broadcast was the deletion of The Who, the perfect British band to provide a grand finale. If you were watching live, you saw the extinguishing of the Olympic flame and then, while Bob Costas was allowed to blather on about nothing over the allotted air time a day or two earlier, causing the show to "run over," Costas signed off with a very quick, "We'll be back from Olympic Stadium in about an hour for the London closing party featuring The Who. But stay tuned now for a full episode of Animal Practice, the new NBC comedy presented commercial free."The network switched over to Monkey Doctor (or whatever it's called) and then followed it with local news. THEN The Who's impressive eight-minute medley — touching on proudly anthemic and quite British tunes like "My Generation" — was allegedly aired, an hour after prime-time programming had ended. Pete, Roger and their ringers kicked things off with "Baba O'Reily," with its perfectly dramatic, almost always spine-tingling opening keyboard riff, which would have made a perfect segue way from the flame being put out. Instead — Hospitals for Monkeys (or whatever it was called), commercial free!I left NBC as soon as Marcus Monkeypants MD started and ultimately fell asleep, mumbling to myself about how I'll never watch another episode of America's Got Talent or something like that. Then I spent today looking up what I missed on YouTube and other sites … when available. There was some good footage posted for a few minutes, but NBC and the Olympics yanked them faster than Fred Willard in a movie theater. The nbcolympics.com site DID have The Who segment up by this evening. But they called "Baba O'Riley" by its not-actual-title, "Teenage Wasteland." See — 14-year-olds are running NBC! Ultimately, it's not that big of a deal — today there was another sad, tragic, inexplicable shooting in public near Texas A&M University. We STILL have not seen what Paul Ryan's abs look like. And NBC says the Olympic games were the most watched in history; one ad exec went so far as to suggest the high ratings in the U.S. were BECAUSE of the weird tape-delay approach. It created excitement (not hair-pulling-out frustration?). So keep it in perspective and start getting ready for the 2016 Olympic games in Brazil. I'm already plotting how to watch it all as it should be watched — on a live stream, on Brazilian TV or in person (CityBeat, I'm volunteering my services). Because you just know NBC is going to shoot 90% of it from "above the waist." Some of those amazing booties over there are definitely NSF-NBC.
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Only Strength in Unity Will Protect the Future of Fishing
Fishing is an important recreation, arguably the most popular of all. It is a business which brings some billion pounds into the Welsh economy each year and is such a delightful way of life to so many people. It is often said that angling - like rugby - is a religion and not a sport.
In Wales we are fortunate that most fishing on rivers, lakes and reservoirs is easily available to local and visiting anglers. Having travelled the world over in search of fishing, I can assure you that we have one of the best methods of all of managing fisheries.
Most beats on Welsh rivers are managed by local people in the form of Welsh angling clubs. This means that local people have the opportunity to have their say and to influence the manner in which their local fisheries are run.
Yet it would be wrong to think that everything is hunky-dory, as in addition to local angling clubs, the management of fisheries often requires a regional or a national body to help to ensure that the interests of fisheries are safeguarded nationally and internationally.
Recently I attended a meeting in London where the English National Angling Federations were getting together to discuss the formation of one unified body to manage their fisheries, both nationally and internationally. That unified body would have the responsibility to speak to the Government on behalf of all anglers.
It is going to be quite a task but a great achievement if it succeeds.
At present it is the Moran Committee that speaks to the Westminster Government on behalf of most anglers in England and Wales. This committee was formed in 2000/01 to prepare angling responses to the Salmon & Trout Freshwater Fisheries Review by the Government, and it gave evidence at every stage of the review process.
Since the review was produced it has pursued its implementation. It has been to lobby Parliament and has provided the Government with a single point of contact. It has also provided advice to English Nature and the Countryside Council for Wales.
The review was made by a committee appointed by the Government under the chairmanship of Linda Warren, formerly a professor at Aberystwyth University, and who has certainly achieved piscatorial immortality for the excellence of the report, now commonly known as the Warren Report.
Lord John Moran from Aberedw, near Builth Wells, is the chairman of the Moran Committee and is one of the leading people in the House of Lords in piscatorial matters, and both he and Lord Livsey made very good speeches in the recent debate on salmon.
The Moran Committee has served the angling cause well and it would now seem that in England they are looking to unite the many organisations that look after the interests of anglers.
All governing bodies for angling in England - the coarse, game and sea anglers - have very strong individual organisations, but were united in 1999 when the Sports Council informed them that they would have to get together and form one body to produce one angling plan for the sport of fishing if they wished to get funding. …

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I honestly feel for her SO DEARLY!
I was in the hospital almost a whole month for nasty HG. Wishing her the best! :)
I honestly feel for her SO DEARLY!
I was in the hospital almost a whole month for nasty HG. Wishing her the best! :)
I forgot that you were so sick, that's right. Glad you are better now though.
I feel bad that everyone is like, oh it's just morning sickness. It's really not. She's got HG big time poor thing.
Mackenzie Rafferty, born 2/22/2013 at 5:06 am!!!
Gosh, poor thing. Thanks for posting.
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MC Twin angels Feb 2012 at 10 weeks.
Our Rainbow is here! Phoenix Sky was born March 22, 2013
That was a hell I would never wish on even people I can't stand. She's probably vomiting like 10X a day, and has lost even more weight than she could even afford - she's a very slender woman. I wish her the best, but know she will be a-ok. Amazingly, the body is a perfect vessel that still provides nutrition and everything the baby needs even when going through MS so severe your body is breaking down organs to have nutrients to function. HG is serious stuff, but I know they are pampering her! :)
Hope you've been well Talisa - long time no chat, we are overdue for a catchup PM! :) I love the pics of your belly BTW I saw in the thread. Very cute! I think you look fantastic!
Ladies - awful isn't it? I guess it hits 1% of women, so poor thing!


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Joe Biden was himself during the Vice Presidential Debate just as Barack Obama was very much himself during the first Presidential Debate.
Christians opposing ObamaCare as hypocrites
The forces of Liberty beat back the Marxist attempt to recall Governor Scott Walker.
Barack Obama is openly campaigning against profit. The only people who oppose profits and free enterprise are Marxists. Fascists and other Socialist variants do not oppose profits, as do the Marxists. Fascists simply want to control profits.
President Barack Obama did not thank God during his Thanksgiving radio address. To whom does Obama think we are thankful on Thanksgiving? As Obama states, other people are important to all of us and we owe them our thanks, but this does not exist at the exclusion of God from our public or private lives.
Killing prosperity is not necessarily the aim of Socialism, but it is always the result. Try as he might, Obama could not use the massive economic engine of the United States to make Socialism work.
The Progressive Left has been certain that if only they could control our economy and accelerate government spending, a Socialist paradise would emerge. Indeed it has – more people are now on food stamps than at any time since President Johnson initiated The Great Society.
Taxes are the first thing most of us think of when we consider how government makes our lives less productive and more miserable.
The real treasure government now steals from us is our time. All the money we earn in a lifetime cannot purchase one hour more of life on Earth. Government steals and destroys countless thousands of hours of time in the lives of each of us. This is not just the time we spend working to pay taxes to subsidize the reelection of Liberals. It is time the government forces us to waste while it pretends to take care of us.
Barack Obama is destroying our economy in plain view of the American people and the World.
The Socialists in the European Union and the Communists in China have warned that Obama is taking us down the road to hell. They are telling us Marx and Lenin were wrong and so is Obama.
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Pac-12 Makes Changes For 2016, Including Less Night Football Games
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The idea of Sarasota as a wild vacation destination isn't as far-fetched as it sounds. If your idea of "wild" involves seeing giant alligators up close, kayaking scenic rivers and bays, and coming nose-to-snout with a 1,200-pound manatee, then the Sarasota area is as wild as it gets.
For a truly untamed experience, head east to Myakka City. It's home to Myakka River State Park, where you'll find a wide expanse of flower-dotted prairie and wildlife-rich marshland. Be sure to look for gators – the park's wetlands attract huge ones. You can look down on their habitat from the treetops while climbing the 74-foot tower of the Myakka Canopy Walkway; cruise among them on one of the world's largest airboats, the Myakka Maiden or Gator Gal (the more adventurous can paddle among them in a rented kayak or canoe); or eye them from the park's 39 miles of nature trails. You can even bite into them – the concession stand sells gator jerky and gator stew.
You'll spot plenty of other wildlife here, too, from bobcats to deer to wild turkeys. Birders can check more than 100 species off their life lists, especially along the birding trail boardwalk – known as the Birdwalk – that runs along Upper Myakka Lake. (Park rangers offer beginning birding classes on Sunday mornings from Thanksgiving through Easter.)
Nearby, the Crowley Museum & Nature Center is a hidden gem that offers superb nature trails for every ability level. A 2,000-foot elevated wooden boardwalk weaves through a pine flatwood and an oak hammock, across swamp and marshland, to an observation platform with amazing views of the Myakka River. Scores of wildflowers and butterflies dot the surrounding landscape.
While you're here, brush up on your Florida pioneer history at the historic, one-room Tatum Ridge Schoolhouse – the oldest in the county. (It's currently under renovation.) There's also a blacksmith shop, working sugar cane mill and restored 1889 Cracker house, which once housed a family of 15.
Fifteen people living under one roof? Now that's wild.
Enjoying Myakka River State Park
Ranger Programs: Ranger-led programs include Saturday morning nature walks (year 'round) and campfire circles on Saturday evenings (offered Thanksgiving through Easter).
Camping: Seventy-six full-facility campsites: Big Flats Campground is the largest, within walking distance to Upper Lake and the tours offered there; Old Prairie is smaller but just as scenic. Both offer water and electricity. Six primitive campgrounds are also on site, though you'll have to hike several miles to get there.
Cabin Rentals: Five log cabins sleep up to six people each. They were built in the 1930s but have been modernized with heat and A/C, full bathrooms, fireplaces, screened porches, etc. They book up to a year in advance, so be sure to call well ahead of your visit.
More Wild Adventures
Herrmanns' Royal Lipizzan Ranch (Myakka City): Watch the rare, creamy-white Lipizzan stallions practice their world-famous haute école performance at their home ranch in Myakka City. Seasonal only.
Sarasota Ski-A-Rees (Sarasota): Watch free waterski performances by the Sarasota Ski-A-Rees on Sundays at 2 p.m. in the fall and winter months. Shows take place next door to Mote Marine Laboratory.
Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium (Sarasota): Research facility and aquarium with local and exotic marine species, from tiny seahorses (born and bred here) to a 27-foot preserved squid, affectionately named "Molly the Mollusk." There's sea turtles and manatees, too. Newer exhibits explore the life of sharks, with the interactive SHARKTRACKER and 135,000-gallon shark habitat. The touch tanks – with stingrays, horseshoe crabs and sea stars (but no sharks) – are always a hit with kids.
Parker Manatee Aquarium (Bradenton): Inside the South Florida Museum. Say hello to Florida's most famous manatee, Snooty. Arrive during feeding time for a real treat (1,200-pound Snooty eats more than 70 heads of lettuce a day).
Where to Eat
J.R.'s Old Packinghouse Café (Sarasota): It may look like an antiques store, but this place is all about the food: Large portions of home-cooked, Southern-style meals like country-fried chicken and catfish. Enjoy folk, bluegrass or acoustic music most nights.
Linger Lodge (Bradenton): Don't let the animal heads, snakes, gator jaws and other wildlife paraphernalia scare you away before sampling something off the "Road Kill" menu, like "Road Toad a la Mode" or "The Chicken (that didn't cross the road)." This stop was deemed one of the "Top 5 Weirdest Restaurants in the U.S" by Today Show's Al Roker. Not an adventurous eater? You can always stick with more traditional fare like the grouper or pulled pork.
For more information on planning your own nature getaway to the Sarasota area, visit the Sarasota Convention & Visitors Bureau web site at www.sarasotafl.org.
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The idea of Sarasota as a wild vacation destination isn't as far-fetched as it sounds. If your idea of "wild" involves seeing giant alligators up close, kayaking scenic rivers and bays, and coming nose-to-snout with a 1,200-pound manatee, then the Sarasota area is as wild as it gets.


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Brooks Automation, Inc. ( BRKS ) will begin trading ex-dividend on March 06, 2013. A cash dividend payment of $0.08 per share is scheduled to be paid on March 29, 2013. Shareholders who purchased BRKS stock prior to the ex-dividend date are eligible for the cash dividend payment. This marks the 7th quarter that BRKS has paid the same dividend.
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Ben & Jerry s recalls ice cream that contains undisclosed wheat
SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. Ben & Jerry s Homemade Inc. is recalling 250,000 pints of its Country Peach Cobbler ice cream because the containers do not list wheat as an ingredient.
People who have an allergy or severe sensitivity to wheat run the risk of temporary health problems or illness if they eat the ice cream, the company said today.
No illnesses had been reported by tonight, Ben & Jerry s said.
Consumers who purchased Country Peach Cobbler with the dates Jan. 23, 24 or Feb. 8 or 9, 2008, printed on the bottom are advised to discard the pints. Ben & Jerry s will give a full refund to consumers who send the base of an empty container back to company.
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Is a Dog's Hot Nose a Sign of Illness?
In every issue of WebMD the Magazine, we ask experts to answer readers' questions about a wide range of topics, including questions about what's true and not true in the field of pet health. For our July/August 2012 issue, we interviewed a professor of veterinary medicine about what a dog's nose temperature means about his health.
Q: My dog's nose is hot and dry today. Does that mean he's sick?
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Systematic desensitization and counterconditioning are two common treatments for fears, anxiety, phobias and aggression—basically any behavior problem that involves arousal or emotional reaction. When the problem is rooted in how a dog or cat feels about a particular thing, it isn't enough to just teach him a different behavior—like sit instead of lunge and growl. What's most effective is treatment that will change the way he feels about something. This treatment will eliminate the underlying...
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A: The common belief that a healthy dog has a cold, wet nose and a sick dog has a hot, dry nose is FALSE.
Here's why: The temperatures of dogs' noses fluctuate day to day, even hour to hour. It's hard to say exactly why (it could be the environment or it could be what they've been up to recently). But a dog can be perfectly healthy and have a warm, dry nose. A dog can be really sick (think heart disease or critically injured) and have a cold, moist nose.
The moistness of your dog's nose is also not an indicator of health, says Steven Marks, DVM, clinical associate professor of critical care and internal medicine at North Carolina State University's College of Veterinary Medicine. "In a very dehydrated dog, yes, the nose might be dry," he says. "But dogs can have moist noses because they're healthy, and they can have moist noises when they have a nasal disease. It's just not a reliable sign."
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Present Title & Affiliation
Primary Appointment
Bio Statement
Dr. Shirley Su's clinical interest is in the surgical management of complex benign and malignant skull base tumors and disorders. She is faculty in the Department of Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center.
Dr. Su was awarded her Medical Degree from Monash University and Residency Training and Board Certification in Otolaryngology from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. She completed a clinical fellowship in Head and Neck Oncological Surgery at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center followed by an additional one year fellowship in Open and Minimally Invasive Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, a leader and pioneer in this field.
Dr. Su has formal training in oncological surgery as well as open and expanded endoscopic skull base procedures. She is a member of the American Head and Neck Society and the North American Skull Base Society. She has received several awards during her career and authored multiple peer-reviewed publications. She is dedicated to providing the highest quality care to patients with Head and Neck tumors and Skull Base disorders
Research Interests
Minimally invasive surgery, cancers of the nose, sinuses and cranial base.
Office Address
1515 Holcombe Blvd
Unit Number: 1445
Houston, TX 77030
Room Number: FCT10.6040
Phone: 713-792-6520
Fax: 713-794-4662
Education & Training
Degree-Granting Education
|Monash University, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, MBBS, Medicine
Postgraduate Training
|Clinical Fellowship, Open and Endoscopic Cranial Base Surgery, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA, Carl H. Snyderman MD
|Clinical Fellowship, Head and Neck Surgical Oncology, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, Randal S. Weber MD
|Clinical Residency, Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Neil Vallance, MBBS, FRACS
|Clinical Residency, General Surgery, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Alan C. Saunder MBBS FRACS
|Basic Surgical Training, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, East Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Alan C. Saunder MBBS FRACS
|Clinical Internship, General, Monash Medical Center, Melbourne, Australia
Board Certifications
|Fellowship of Royal Australasian College of Surgeons in Otolaryngology
Academic Appointments
Other Appointments/Responsibilities
Honors and Awards
|Award for Notable Contribution, Young Achievement Australia
|Commonwealth Foundation Medical Electives Scholarship, Commonwealth Foundation Medical Electives
|Health Promotion Prize for project: "The Prevention of diabetes in Women with a History of Gestational Diabetes", VicHealth
|Chinese Health Foundation of Australia Award, Chinese Health Foundation of Australia
Professional Memberships
|American Head and Neck Society
Member, 2011-present
|Australian Medical Association
Member, 2001-2011
|Australian Society of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery
Member, 2007-2011
|North American Skull Base Society
Research Committee, 8/2013-5/2016
|Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
Fellow, 2011-present
Selected Publications
Peer-Reviewed Original Research Articles
|Su SY, Milas ZL, Bhatt N, Roberts D, Clayman GL. Well differentiated thyroid cancer with aerodigestive tract invasion: Long-term control and functional outcomes. Head Neck doi: 10.1002/hed.23851, 9/2014. e-Pub 9/2014. PMID: 25204531.
|de Almeida JR, Su SY, Koutourousiou M, Vaz Guimaraes Filho F, Fernandez Miranda JC, Wang EW, Gardner PA, Snyderman CH. Endonasal endoscopic surgery for squamous cell carcinoma of the sinonasal cavities and skull base: Oncologic outcomes based on treatment strategy and tumor etiology. Head Neck doi: 10.1002/hed.23731, 5/2014. e-Pub 5/2014. PMID: 24798497.
|Su SY, Bell D, Hanna EY. Esthesioneuroblastoma, Neuroendocrine Carcinoma, and Sinonasal Undifferentiated Carcinoma: Differentiation in Diagnosis and Treatment. Int Arch Otorhinolaryngol 18:S149-S156, 2014.
|Su SY, de Almeida JR, Fernandez-Miranda JC, Gardner PA, Wang EW, Snyderman CH. "Endoscopic Endonasal Resection of Sinonasal Undifferentiated Carcinoma: the UPMC experience.". J Neurol Surg B. 74 (suppl 1):2, 2/2013.
|Su SY, Grodski S, Serpell J. "Hypothyroidism following hemithyroidectomy". Annals of Surgery 250(6):991-4, 12/2009.
|Su SY, Giorlando F, Ek EW, Dieu T. "Incomplete excision of basal cell carcinoma: a prospective trial". Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 120(5):1240-8, 10/2007.
|Tan PY, Ek EW, Su SY, Giorlando F, Dieu T. "Incomplete excision of squamous cell carcinoma of the skin: a prospective observational study". Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 120(4):910-6, 9/2007.
|Ek EW, Giorlando F, Su SY, Dieu T. "Clinical diagnosis of skin tumors - how good are we?". Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery 75(6):415-20, 6/2005.
|Su SY, de Almeida JR, Fernandez-Miranda JC, Gardner PA, Wang EW, Snyderman CH. "Endoscopic Endonasal Resection of Sinonasal Undifferentiated Carcinoma: the UPMC experience". Head and Neck. Submitted.
Invited Articles
|Su SY, Bell D, Hanna EY. Esthesioneuroblastoma, sinonasal undifferentiated carcinoma and neuroendocrine carcinoma: differentials in diagnosis and management. International Archives of Otolaryngology. In Press.
|Su SY, Hanna EY. Endoscopic Resection of Sinonasal Cancers. Current Oncology Reports 16(2):369, 2/2014.
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Group Plans Ohio Track; Hoping for VLTs
An eastern Ohio development company officially announced Jan. 17 plans to construct a racetrack and resort called Mahoning Valley Downs in the Youngstown, Ohio, area.
An eastern Ohio development company officially announced Jan. 17 plans to construct a racetrack and resort called Mahoning Valley Downs in the Youngstown, Ohio, area.
Democratic Illinois Rep. Lou Lang reiterated Jan. 15 he intends to push legislation authorizing racetrack slot machines and will begin drafting a bill the week of Jan. 17.
The proposed Indiana budget bill includes a line item that would almost cut in half the amount horse racing receives from racetrack slot machines.
Pinnacle Entertainment has named Kevin Kaufman, general manager of its Belterra Casino in Indiana, as general manager of River Downs in Ohio.
The Illinois General Assembly adjourned early the morning of Jan. 12 without voting on a massive expansion of gaming that would have permitted the state's racetracks to install a limited number of slot machines.
A commission overseeing development of video lottery terminal parlors in Maryland said Jan. 11 the state should examine ways to attract more interest in available gaming licenses and study similar operations in other states.
The Maryland General Assembly convenes Jan. 12 for a session expected to include aid for horse racing, but action on the expansion of gambling is questionable.
A bill that would dramatically expand Illinois gaming, including permitting slot machines at the state's racetracks, has advanced to the floor of the Illinois House of Representatives with bipartisan support.
The prospect of changes in Maryland's law governing slot machines has led Baltimore Orioles owner Peter Angelos to again make a bid to purchase bankrupt Rosecroft Raceway, located just south of Washington, D.C.
A Kentucky circuit court judge has ruled draft regulations for Instant Racing "are a valid and lawful exercise" of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission's statutory authority.
Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack & Resort will offer 210 days of live Thoroughbred racing in 2011 beginning March 1.
Suffolk Downs has been given approval to simulcast dog racing by the Massachusetts State Racing Commission, which recently issued a decision to allow the shuttered Wonderland Greyhound Park to transfer its license.
The Maryland Jockey Club will receive more than $5 million for operations under the parameters of a negotiated agreement that will maintain a full 146-day live Thoroughbred racing schedule in the state.
The Florida Division of Pari-Mutuel Wagering Dec. 21 issued a license for slot machines to Hialeah Park. Gaming could be offered in November 2011, officials said.
Ohio's three Thoroughbred racetracks have mapped out their live racing schedules for 2011, but two of them still have no agreement with horsemen on racing dates.
Issues impacting the long-term health of California horse racing were dissected Dec. 9 and produced a general message: Think outside the box, because the prospect of revenue from gaming is very dim.
Churchill Downs Inc. president and chief executive officer Bob Evans said Dec. 7 there are reasons to be optimistic about the future of horse racing -- but not without major changes in the way the industry does business.
Illinois senators approved a major expansion of casino gambling, including racetrack slot machines, Dec. 1, but the measure must now pass the House of Representatives and be signed by Gov. Pat Quinn.
Penn National Gaming Inc. said Nov. 30 its joint venture with MI Developments in Maryland will continue, and that it planned to work on an "expedited basis" to devise a 2011 live racing schedule in the state.
Las Vegas-based Pinnacle Entertainment confirmed Nov. 26 it has a deal to purchase River Downs near Cincinnati, Ohio, for $45 million.
A state court in Tallahassee, Fla., Nov. 22 ruled in favor of Hialeah Park on one count of a lawsuit that challenges its legal right to build a casino with Las Vegas-style slot machines.
An informal poll conducted by the Hall Institute the week of Nov. 15 showed more than half would support installing slot machines at Meadowlands in New Jersey.
New York's largest horsemen's group is among the latest calling on the Paterson administration to halt a looming agreement with a Wisconsin Indian tribe to build a casino in the Catskill Mountains.
With a Dec. 1 deadline on racing dates looming, Maryland horsemen are advocating a schedule similar to that of 2010 even though a shutdown of Laurel Park for live racing and training is on the table.
Faced with making a decision brought about by the battering of the Kentucky horse racing industry, Turfway Park has opted to cut some overnight purses in order to maintain a weekly stakes schedule.
Republican Ohio Gov.-elect John Kasich wants to study a plan to put video lottery terminals at the state's racetracks, a move that has the Ohio Lottery Commission in a holding pattern on the proposal.
Pinnacle Race Course officials shut down the Detroit, Mich.-area track following the end of its live meet Oct. 31 and announced that simulcast operations would be suspended until at least the spring 2011.
There may be growing sentiment in the Kentucky legislature to pass a measure authorizing a constitutional amendment on racetrack gaming, officials indicated after the Nov. 2 election.
The Maryland Jockey Club will map out a plan for the future over the next several weeks and the closure of Laurel Park for live racing and training remains a real possibility, officials said Nov. 3.
Voters in Anne Arundel County, Md., approved a ballot measure that grants zoning for a slot machine casino at the Arundel Mills Mall.
A plan to put slot machines at Arundel Mills Mall instead of Laurel Park is the driving force of a Nov. 2 referendum in Anne Arundel County, Md.
Pinnacle Entertainment Inc. reported a reduced net income loss for the third quarter and said it's looking to expand into new markets while adhering to "disciplined capital-spend and return metrics."
Hoosier Park Racing & Casino in Indiana reported strong across-the-board gains for its 2010 meet that ended Oct. 24.
River Downs near Cincinnati, Ohio, has been sold to Pinnacle Entertainment, a gaming company that operates a casino in neighboring Indiana, according to sources close to the matter.
A Kentucky Horse Racing Commission committee is considering changes to the state's Breeders' Incentive Fund, money for which comes from a 6% sales tax on stud fees.
Beulah Park, which has changed hands several times in its long history, will open its 2010-11 meet Oct. 12 under the new ownership of Penn National Gaming Inc.
Officials said they are close to a deal to try to bring New York City Off-Track Betting Corp. out of bankruptcy protection, but that a final agreement is being blocked by several harness tracks in the state.
A positive day for horse racing at Turfway Park couldn't hide the fact the track's product, and the Kentucky horse racing and breeding industry in general, are suffering.
New Jersey lawmakers questioned the research behind a report on gaming and racing in the state Sept. 29 and suggested it left too many unanswered questions, particularly in regard to options for the horse racing industry.
Delaware Park has received mostly favorable feedback on its ontrack exacta bonus experiment, but its potential may be hard to gauge until it has a chance to grow.
Nine years after first being approved, the last major hurdle for the Aqueduct video lottery terminal casino project was cleared Sept. 13 when the state's chief fiscal watchdog gave his approval for the project.
A second "summit meeting" on horse racing and gaming was held in New Jersey Sept. 10.
Kentucky Senate President David Williams and Richie Farmer, the state's commissioner of agriculture, announced Sept. 1 their bid for governor and lieutenant governor, respectively, on a 2011 Republican ticket.
Participants in The Jockey Club Round Table Aug. 22 in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., sought to convey optimism and opportunity in the face of declines in many facets of the Thoroughbred industry.
A recent poll indicates support for horse racing and racetrack gaming in New Jersey.
Total racing dates would continue to drop under 2011 requests submitted by Ohio's seven racetracks Aug. 19.
Though legislation to authorize electronic gaming continues to stall in Minnesota, Canterbury Park officials remain optimistic in the wake of a fairly stable second-quarter earnings report.
It has taken three governors four different tries, but Gov. David Paterson and legislative leaders made it official Aug. 17: Genting New York will be the operator of the Aqueduct video lottery terminal casino.
Remington Park in Oklahoma has a new owner and a new look for its 2010 Thoroughbred meet, which begins Aug. 19. More than $12 million will be spent on renovations, officials said.
Family Foundation of Kentucky may join a suit seeking a declaratory judgment on the legality of Instant Racing in an attempt to keep open its options.


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Asouthern section containing four of every ten Americans would not likely outlast the northern section in a long war of attrition, not with two of the South's four sympathizing more with the Union, not with few reinforcements from outside the white Confederates' ranks offsetting the many southern defectors. The American Revolutionary War had demonstrated the importance of offsetting reinforcements. Only a slightly lower percentage of southern slaves, to repeat, fled to their masters' enemy during the American Revolutionary War than during the Civil War. Yet the runaways of 1776–;83, compared to those of 1861–;65, did little to tilt the balance of military power. Revolutionary War fugitives exerted comparatively less leverage, partly because the preindustrial British army needed less military labor, partly because the British needed fewer black soldiers for their scant armies of occupation, but mostly because France came to the rescue of colonial Americans. American gains from French military power more than offset the loss of black labor power.
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Hello , After insert fields in a Word 2003 document, When I want to print, I have the following error message: "Error! Bookmark not defined" who can help me is Solve this Problem , Thank you in advance
Hello , After insert fields in a Word 2003 document, When I want to print, I have the following error message: "Error! Bookmark not defined" who can help me is Solve this Problem , Thank you in advance
Because a bookmark is not defined. What this most likely means is that somewhere, a field (probably a cross-reference or hyperlink) is pointing to a bookmark that is no longer present. Perhaps it got deleted during revision, or perhaps it points towards a file on your predecessor's hard disk that isn't present on your hard disk.Look for all the crossrefs and hyperlinks in the document, and see which one is broken. There's probably an easier way to do this, but I didn't see any "fix broken links" command. (I'm using an older version of Word, so see if anyone using the current versions can help.) In the meantime, one way is the following: Set your Options/ Preferences (View tab) to show field codes, which will look like {a typical field code} after you close the dialog. Next, open the list of bookmarks (Insert --> Bookmark) and make note of all the bookmarks in the file. You can now search for fields (in the "find what" field of the search dialog, type ^d, which is the shortcut for fields). For each field, check whether it defines a link to a bookmark and if so, whether the bookmark is still present in the file. If not, either add that bookmark, update the field to point to the correct bookmark, or delete the field.
Unlink the table of contents before merging to a new document. This converts the TOC field to actual text, and the table of contents can no longer be updated. If you want to update the table of contents, you must reinsert it.
- Follow these steps to unlink the table of contents: Place the insertion point within the table of contents.
- Press CTRL+SHIFT+F9 (Windows), or the COMMAND key+SHIFT+F9 (Macintosh).
or Insert the table of contents after merging to the new document. and also you can Merge directly to the printer, instead of merging to a new document.
• Highlight and delete the table of contents that has this error message on it.
• Go to Reference
• Click on Table of Contents
• On the bottom click on Insert Table of Contents
• Click on Options
• If you have more than one Table of Contents in your document, go through and remove all of them except the one or ones that have the error message on it
• Click OK
• Click OK again
• When the box pops up that says "do you want to replace the selected Table of Contents" click OK
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Avoiding Trans Fats in Restaurants
Are unhealthy trans fats lurking in your favorite restaurant meals?
By Kathleen Zelman, MPH, RD/LD
Reviewed by Louise Chang, MD
It started in New York City and Chicago. Citing the impact of trans fats on heart disease, city officials acted to ban trans fats from the menus of restaurants in their cities.
Since then, Massachusetts, Connecticut, California, New Hampshire and New Jersey have also introduced bills to ban trans fats (often used for baking and frying) in restaurants. Some fast food restaurants, like Wendy's, are now using trans fat-free oil. Many others, including hotel chains, cruise ship lines, Starbucks, and even Disney, have joined the trans-fat-free bandwagon.
Now that the government requires grocery store food package labels to list trans fats content, consumers have become more enlightened about where these unhealthy fats lurk. But restaurants have largely been exempt from revealing their extensive use of trans fats.
Experts agree that trans fats should be significantly reduced in the American diet. And because we eat out or pick up take-out so often, restaurant food has become the next target for helping to fix our diets.
What are Trans Fats?
Trans fats are man-made fats. They start out as liquid vegetable oils, and through a process called hydrogenation, hydrogen is added. This turns the liquid oil into a partially solid, or hydrogenated, product.
Ironically, trans fats were originally used as an alternative to unhealthy saturated fats. They also improved the shelf stability and texture of foods. Frying oil could be used longer, foods had a longer shelf life, bakery goods maintained freshness longer. Trans fats made pie crusts flakier, cookies crunchier and frosting creamier.


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It's not Gilligan's Island without Ginger or Mary Ann....
This is a discussion on What If You Found Yourself Stranded on Gilligan's Island? within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; I found a copy of a survival scenario query that appeared in a magazine about 25-30 years ago. I've had this since but haven't seen ...
I found a copy of a survival scenario query that appeared in a magazine about 25-30 years ago. I've had this since but haven't seen it since, either.
The hypothetical is this: You and 3 others are on a small, chartered plane and you are flying somewhere in the Pacific. You're flying low and have not filed a flight plan. Your family knows you are on the trip but they have no idea where the plane was heading. No controller has you on radar and no one knows your location.
The plane develops engine trouble and crashes on the edge of a small island, maybe 1/2 mile x 1/2 mile in size. You are the only survivor and you are not injured. You are not carrying anything in your pockets or on your belt. You have no weapons or tools with you. You're dressed in khaki shorts, a t-shirt, and tennis shoes. The island appears to be uninhabited but you don't really know for sure. The island has a beach ring that appears to be about 100 yards and then there is a jungle-like area in the middle with a small hill in the center of the island. You can hear birds chirping in the distance. You can't see any other land masses in any direction. Daytime highs on the island are about 85 f. and overnight drops to about 60 f. It seldom rains this time of year.
This is all you know about your environment when the plane bursts into flames. In this hypothetical, you have time to grab 4 things from the plane before it burns and all is lost. The following things are available to you:
1. A 5 gallon container of potable water (full)
2. A wool blanket
3. An aluminum baseball bat
4. A compass
5. 50 ft. of sturdy rope
6. A pair of wading boots in your size
7. A hammer
8. A handgun with 20 rounds of ammo
9. A mirror
10. A box of 100 matches
11. A sleeping bag
12. A crossword puzzle book & ink pen
13. A can of bug spray (like Off)
14. A pair of pants & a shirt in your sizes
15. A typical first aid kit
16. A box of 25 typical military-style MRE's
17. A typical kitchen steak knife (serrated)
18. A bottle of 100 aspirins
19. A flare gun with 5 flares
20. A needle and spool of thread
You have no way of knowing if you will be rescued in 3 hours or 3 weeks. No one really knows where you were flying and a search will take time.
With no more info than you have available, which 4 things do you grab and why? You have to make your decision immediately and there's no time to evaluate your situation more than what was provided above. There is no right or wrong answer; it's why you picked the 4 things you did that makes the exercise interesting.
In the magazine article, the 2 guys who wrote the teaser gave their choices and, except for what should be the obvious one, their other 3 choices were a bit odd but made sense after they explained why.
So, you're stuck on Gilligan's Island without Ginger or Mary Ann. Which 4 of the things above do you keep to stay alive?
It's not Gilligan's Island without Ginger or Mary Ann....
I was a Navy survival instructor for 4 years while in. Great shore duty- anyway:
1) Water
2) Rope
3) 1st aid kit
4 The knife
Knife, blanket, water, and matches.
"I'm not fluent in the language of violence, but I know enough to get around in places where it's spoken."
Water, MREs, knife, blanket.
In ALL survival situations you have the given priorities, water, food, shelter, in that order. Those four give you the most valuable resource you can ask for in any survival situation, time. The water gives you about a week of time before you have to have another water source. The MREs gives you almost a month of food before you need to have a food source. The blanket will keep you warm even if it rains (thus will work as shelter). The knife gives you the start of everything else you will need, it is the way you will build your other tools.
1. The bucket of water - one of the most essential items. I don't know if there is any I the island, so 5 gallons will give me a buffer until I can get more (rain, distilling, etc.).
2. Wool blanket - more breathable than sleeping bag; better for tropical island, IMO
3. Rope - comes in handy for lots of things, like making a shelter.
4. Gun and ammo - defense; smugglers, animals. I can hunt with it if there is game.
Only thing I am uncertain about is the first aid kit. However, I can use my clothes for bandages. Most other items in there are useless for more than a minor cut anyway.
I didn't take the knife, because a kitchen/steak knife is usually dull and serrated; not very useful for cutting rope or wood.
I did not take matches, because the plane has already provided me with fire.
I did not take the food, because I can go a long time without it (water and shelter are more important).
I don't think the boots and clothes are necessary.
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"I eat steak primarily. That's pretty much what my diet consists of. Sometimes I supplement that with other steaks." -Jocko Willink
A friend of mine raved about a show called Naked and Afraid : Discovery Channel. I thought it was a corny concept until I actually watched some episodes.
So my question is, if you had to basically swim ashore naked with only one item what would it be? Rescue will come in 3 weeks
You would need nothing more than a knife. The island had plenty of natural resources. You have to remember that 6 idiots and the professor survived nicely.
Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?
And I said, Here am I. Send me!
Isaiah 6:8
MAN, you guys got a LOT of time on your hands!
Is the water absolutely necessary as 1 of the 4? There are birds chirping in the distance.....
Many animals can get enough water from the foods they eat, humans not so much.
I'd have used the rope to Hang Gilligan, and went home.


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I haven't been all that happy with President Obama – especially when compared to the unrealistic world-changing expectations I had for his presidency. I was against the auto industry bailout (I was wrong about that), I was against the Obama bailouts, and I was against his extending of the Bush tax cuts, I thought his alternative energy policy was weak bordering on non-existent, his prosection of the Wall Street evil-doers was a joke, and so on.
He had a lot of good ideas that any sane person would agree with that he couldn't get done because he wasn't dealing with sane people – he was dealing with a Republican Party dog that was being wagged by an intransigent, far-right, scorched-earth, teabagger tail of the Republican party that has single-handedly brought normal government business to a stand still. On balance – when compared with the Republicans – Obama is the only game in town. He has a boatload of good ideas that would appeal to most liberals and moderates. Unfortunately, the Republicans have turned their compelling small-government message into a fiscal disaster that is basically tax cuts that aren't paid for, wars that aren't paid for, presciption drug benefits that aren't paid for ….. all wrapped up in a blanket stencilled with "it's the socialist Kenyan's fault". Pure Bullshit. The far-right wants the budget deficit addressed. So do I. They want it addressed with cuts alone. The part of the world that lives in reality knows that is not possible. Even when Obama offered plans that had $2 in spending cuts for every $1 in increased taxes – the Republicans said "no". I'm still waiting for the Republican plan that addresses the deficit with spending cuts alone.
All that said, a president is measured by his ability to accomplish things and bring the people to his side. Obama hasn't done that.
But today – Obama showed why he is worth voting for. He addressed a politically dangerous topic and stated in unequivocal terms that he is in favor of gay marriage. Downright refreshing.


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This will be Peter's second loan with KADET LTD and he plans to use the entire loan to buy more stock of sugar, rice, flour, etc. In future he wants to open a wholesale shop and also educate the children.
Previous Loan DetailsPeter, 44 years old, is married to Evaline and the father of three lovely children. He has operated a general store in Kangemi for twelve years, earning a monthly income of 40,000 KES (Kenya shillings). This will be Peter's first loan from KADET LTD. He plans to use the entire loan to buy stoc... More from Peter's previous loan »
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Freshman Mike Caffey added a career-best eight points in the win
Nov. 22, 2011
LONG BEACH, Calif. - T.J. Robinsonhad a game he will never forget Tuesday night at the Walter Pyramid. The senior became Long Beach State's all-time leading rebounder while leading the 49ers to a 72-62 win over Boise State.
Robinson finished with 18 points and 13 rebounds, his 40th career double-double, while moving his career rebounding total to 906. Robinson passed Francois Wise, who played for the Niners from 1976-1980, for the all-time rebounding lead at Long Beach State early in the first half. The West Haven, Conn. native became the first 49er ever to surpass 900 career rebounds, and in the process moved into fifth all-time in rebounding in the Big West Conference.
While guards Casper Ware and Larry Anderson, who were averaging 45.5 points between them coming into the game, struggled, Robinson and a number of other 49ers gave Boise State (3-1) fits. James Ennis scored 16 points, dished out six assists, grabbed five rebounds and had a pair of steals, while Eugene Phelpsadded 11 points and five boards.
Ware finished with five points and two assists, more than 19 points and three assists below his season average, and Anderson scored seven points, over 10 below his average, with four assists.
After Boise State got within seven on its first possession of the second half, Long Beach State (3-1) went on a 16-4 run over span of three minutes and 33 seconds to take a 49-30 lead and put the game away with just under 15 minutes to play.
Boise State could never get closer than 10 points (with less than a minute to play), while the 49ers were able to build the lead to as many as 23, 68-45.
The 49ers converted on 49.1 percent (27-of-55) of their shots, while making 37.5 percent (6-of-16) from three and 70.6 percent (12-of-17) from the free throw line.
The Broncos struggled most of the night, making just 31.5 percent (17-of-54) of its shots. BSU made nearly as many 3-pointers (8) as two-point field goals (9). Anthony Drmic led the Broncos with 20 points, while Kenny Buckner added 14.
Both teams struggled early combining to shoot 1-for-11 in the first 4:25 of the game, while committing three turnovers. The 49ers were 1-for-5 with two turnovers, while the Broncos went 1-of-6 with one turnover.
The 49ers got things going after the first media timeout outscoring the Broncos 12-2 over the next four minutes. Robinson scored five points, while Ennis added four as LBSU made 5-of-8 shots during the run. The 49ers kept the pressure on BSU extending the run to 18-5 to build a 20-7 lead with six different players scoring at least two points.
Long Beach State kept attacking the Broncos for most of the half building the lead to as many as 18, 33-15, with four minutes to play, but Boise State made a run late scoring the last nine points of the half to cut the lead to single digits going into the locker room.
The 49ers made 48.3 percent (14-of-29) of their shots in the first half, while holding the Broncos to just 24 percent (6-of-25) shooting. The Broncos had just four baskets in the first 18 minutes of the game, and only Buckner's eight free throws and 12 points kept them from being blown out.
Ennis led the 49ers with nine first-half points and four assists, while Robinson had seven points and five boards.
Long Beach State now hits the road for a pair of tough games. The 49ers face Montana on Saturday in Missoula and then tangle with No. 7 Louisville on Monday on ESPNU.
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Last Modified: Wednesday, March 17, 2010 at 12:26 p.m.
-Cohen at H.L. Bourgeois, 3:30 p.m.
-Vandebilt Catholic at Evangel Tournament.
-South Lafourche, E.D. White Catholic, Thibodaux at Tiger/Cardinal Classic.
-South Terrebonne, Ellender, Terrebonne at Terrebonne Parish Challenge.
-Central Lafourche at Gerard Oubre Tournament.
-St. James at Port Allen, 4 p.m.
-Ellender at Helen Cox, 4 p.m.
-Lutcher at Vandebilt Catholic, 4 p.m.
-Assumption at Central Lafourche, 4 p.m.
-Berwick at E.D. White Catholic, 4 p.m.
-South Terrebonne at H.L. Bourgeois, 4 p.m.
-Terrebonne at Houma Christian, 4 p.m.
-South Lafourche at Thibodaux, 4 p.m.
-Thibodaux at South Lafourche, 3:30 p.m.
-South Lafourche at South Terrebonne, 3 p.m.
-Thibodaux at H.L. Bourgeois, 3 p.m.
-Vandebilt Catholic at University High, 3 p.m.
-Hornets at Nuggets, 8:30 p.m. (TV: TNT; Radio: 100.3-FM, 1600-AM, 1490-AM, 640-AM)
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Saturday. Terrebonne High School will host its annual Invitational Golf Tournament at the Sugarland Country Club in Raceland on Saturday. All proceeds from the 18-hole tournament will benefit the Terrebonne High athletic department. The tournament will feature a four-man scramble with shotgun starting at 8 a.m. and at noon. Participants can form their own teams or be assigned to a team. The entry fee is $100 per player and $400 per team. Included in the entry fee are prizes for first, second and third place finishers, green fees and golf carts and liquid and food refreshments on the course. Mulligans are $10 per team and must be paid in advance with entry fee. For information, contact Terrebonne golf coach John Gatlin at 873-9809.
March 29-30. The Terrebonne High school volleyball team will host a volleyball clinic for girls in grades 3-8 at 8:30-11:30 a.m. on March 29-30. The clinic will be held in Terrebonne's girls gym, and the cost is $40. Registration will be held at 8 a.m. March 29. For information, call Craig Hamner at 688-5225.
April 23. The 23rd Annual LSU Fighting Tigers Celebrity Golf Tournament, sponsored by the Bayou Bengal Booster Club, will be held at Ellendale Country Club in Houma. There will be at shotgun start time at 7:45 a.m. or 12:45 p.m. It will be an 18-hole, five-man scramble featuring four amateur golfers with an LSU coach, past athlete or celebrity. Prizes will be awarded in both start times for low net and low gross scores. The contests are closest to the hole on Nos. 4, 8, 13 and 17, longest drive on No. 16 and straightest drive on No. 2. The cost is $850 per team or $210 per player, and a mulligan has been added to the entry fee, which includes golf cart, green fees, lunch, beer and soft drinks. The deadline to enter is April 15. For information on the tournament, call Eddie Pullaro at 868-3500 or Mike Dupont at 868-0303.
April 24. The Phi Kappa Theta Nu Omega chapter of Nicholls State University will hold its 4th Annual Redfish Rodeo at the Pointe-Aux-Chenes Marina. Tickets cost $15. Cash prizes will be awarded for top redfish and speckled trout. For information, call Cody Morrison at 668-9804, Ryan Trahan at 804-9769 or Branson Bittner at 337-499-3385.
May 22. The FNS All-Star High School Baseball Classic will be held on May 22 at Nicholls State's Ray E. Didier Field in Thibodaux.
Aug. 6-8. The 60th Annual Terrebonne Sportsman's League International Fishing Rodeo will be held Aug. 6-8 at the East Park Receration Center in Houma. For information, contact Larry Jordan at 601-4110 or Kevin Whitney at 851-4537.
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