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(Video update) Coordinator Thursday: Dan Henning critiques Chad Henne
Things have officially turned sour for a unit in the NFL when the coordinator — unsolicited — starts talking to the media about what a fine job the team's OTHER unit did.
That's what just happened here on Coordinator Thursday, when Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator Dan Henning heaped praise on Mike Nolan's defense for its six-point performance against the Jets on Sunday.
"I must say this," Henning said. "Our defense played about as good a defensive game as you can play, under the conditions of the offense not being able to move it very well. As the game wore on, to be able to come up time and time again with stops was a superb defensive performance."
Henning's offense? Not so much.
While the Dolphins' D is No. 5 in the league's overall rankings, the offense has slipped to 22 and is trending badly. In scoring defense, the Dolphins rank eighth, while the offense is second-worst in scoring, bettering only the Panthers.
"We can't continue to exist with as little a passing game as we had last week," Henning said after a 30-yard net passing performance for the Dolphins. "We have to do better than that."
Those 30 net yards — 55 through the air, minus the 25 lost on five sacks — came just 8 yards shy of matching the Dolphins' franchise low of 22, set in November 1969 against the Oilers.
Henning was a second-year offensive assistant at Florida State, his first job above the high school level, which should give you some indication how long ago that was.
Which brings us to Chad Henne.
This was the first time I can remember Henning being so openly critical of his young quarterback. You could sense the frustration in his voice — which matched that of Tony Sparano earlier in the week — as he discussed the mistakes the third-year pro (and second-year starter) made in his fourth career crack at Rex Ryan's complex defense.
"We work on the protections," Henning said. "We had a gaffe in the protection where [Henne] got hit. Really, that was his fault and he knows it. He's got to set the protection the other way."
This was the second and 5 play from the Dolphins' 42 midway through the second quarter when Henne got crushed from behind by Calvin Pace and Sione Pouha recovered to set up the Jets' first field goal.
"We think we had a pretty good pass there," Henning said. "Brandon [Marshall] won on the left side and [Henne] was about to throw it when he got hit. Well, that turns out not to only be not a big play for you but to go the other way. You know what I mean?
"And then we come out and the ball was slippery on that naked bootleg [from the Jets' 17 in the third quarter] and the ball came out of his hand and we lost it there. We had [Anthony] Fasano open on that."
Instead of going up 13-3 or even 17-3 on a miserable afternoon, Henne lost a fumble and broke one of the basic tenets of Tony Sparano Football: The Red Zone Rules.
"Those things would have gotten us started, so to speak," Henning said. "You can't allow those things to happen. Those are not only bad plays but they're turnovers in the other direction. They go from having a possible good play to having completely the opposite. In a game as tight as it was the other day, it was critical."
So what happened on that second Henne fumble? He never even made it to Ricky Williams' hip before the ball squirted out and forced the Dolphins' defense to come up big SIX more times.
I mentioned that Henne typically uses two hands on his play-fakes and wondered how much time he spends on the ball-handling aspect of his game.
"We're talking about one time since he's been here that's happened," Henning said. "He spends a lot of time on it. We have certain plays that are two-hand fakes and certain ones that are one-hand fakes. That's the first time it's ever happened to him. You can say, 'Well, the ball was wet,' and all that. It's not supposed to happen.
"If you feel like you don't have control of the football, then you ought to use a two-hand fake even if it was called for a one-hand fake. Those are judgments that guys make that they have to live with when the results happen the way they happen. I don't know that it hit anybody. I think it just slipped out of his hand when he went to extend it."
With that, Henning shrugged.
What else can a legendary playcaller do?
Check back in a bit and we'll have video of both Henning and Nolan for you.
Until then, what do you make of Henning's explanations of Henne's struggles this week?


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If you didn't make it to the grand opening of LOFT at City Creek last week, you definitely missed out.
Servers from Have Party Will Travel carried trays of delicious hors d'oeuvres, drinks and desserts (as in, red velvet cake balls covered in the most delicious white chocolate) and a DJ spun tunes that created an ideal shopping vibe.
LOFT associates and Salt Lake magazine editors Marcie Young Cancio, Val Rasmussen and Jessica Adams handed out personal style advice that left customers happy and beautifully outfitted in the hippest shades for spring.
The Salt Lake magazine team, from left: Marcie Young Cancio, Val Rasmussen, Amanda Pratt, Cynthia Yeo and Jessica Adams
Brittany Graham, Winner of the LOFT $100 gift card giveaway, in her springy LOFT attire
LOFT customer Angela Dansie in a summery orange maxi skirt, sequined tank and floral scarf
All around, it was quite the awesome party. So sorry you missed it.
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I made this cake for a summer birthday party—it would be fun for a beach party or any summer get-together. You could also set a pair of sunglasses on the graham cracker "sand."—Renae Calkins, Owosso, Michigan
- 1 package white cake mix (regular size)
- 3-3/4 cups confectioners' sugar
- 1 tablespoon meringue powder
- 1/2 cup shortening
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/4 cup milk
- 1 teaspoon clear vanilla extract
- Pink, blue, yellow and green paste food coloring
- 4 pieces red rope licorice
- Candy buttons
- Graham cracker crumbs
- Line a 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan with waxed paper and grease the paper; set aside. Prepare cake mix according to package directions. Pour batter into prepared pan. Bake according to package directions. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack to cool completely.
- Trace flip-flop pattern onto waxed paper; cut out. Arrange pattern over cake; with a sharp knife, cut out. Flip pattern and cut out a second flip-flop. Discard scraps. Transfer cakes to a covered cake board.
- For frosting, in a large bowl, combine confectioners' sugar and meringue powder. In the bowl of a heavy-duty stand mixer, combine the shortening, butter, milk and vanilla. Beat in sugar mixture.
- Tint 1 cup frosting pink; frost tops of cakes. Tint 1 cup frosting blue; frost sides of cakes. Insert licorice ends into cakes to form straps of flip-flops.
- Tint 1/4 cup frosting yellow. Using a #4 round tip, pipe decorative lines on top of shoes. Using a #17 star tip, pipe rosettes where straps meet. Tint remaining frosting green. Using a #352 leaf tip, pipe leaves around rosettes.
- To finish, press candy buttons into sides of cakes; sprinkle cracker crumbs on board to form sand. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 12 servings.
Editor's Note: Meringue powder is available from Wilton Industries. Call 800-794-5866 or visit wilton.com.
Originally published as Flip-Flop Cakes in Taste of Home
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"This is perfect for my granddaughter. How cute is this and how easy it was!"
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"Fun and easy to make. My daughter and her friends loved it!"
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"I actually used the Hot Milk cake recipe for the cake and added goldfish to the beach sand. It was a hit with both children and adults"
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"This cake was great fun to make. Easy as well. I'm not a cake maker or decorator but pulled this on off just fine. Was a little bewildered as to where to find food coloring paste and meringue powder (Micheal's for both) Such a adorable idea. Thanks TOH"
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"i love this for a end of summer party that my girls wanted to do.. and for a back to school fun time party.. i going to have my girls do them up and have everyone were flip flops to the party.. thanks so much yrv"


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Pharoahe Monch's video for "Clap (One Day)" is something of a short film, a ten-minute music video directed by Terrance Nance with additional scoring by The Lion Share Music Group. The stretched story-of-a-music-video format has been popularized by Gaga and Kanye, whose videos tend to lead to very altered realities, always centered on the artist. This video on the other hand, is all too real for entire communities.
The video 'tackles the subject of police brutality' and tells the story of 'a police raid gone horribly wrong' with the kind of acting and violence which might be banned from television. Watch it for yourself and let us know what you think of this poignant video. If you buy the album W.A.R. on iTunes, this crazy video will be included. W.A.R. (We Are Renegades) is coming out on Duck Down Records on March 22nd. [Pre-order on iTunes]
Another lighter track from the new album came up on Soundcloud this week as well:
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I pretty well finished a Yugoslavian M92B1 build. Marriage of a krink M92 and a fixed stock Yugo B1.
I decided to use the heavier 1.5mm receiver and bulged trunnion vs the thinner 1mm M92 krink receiver & non-bulged trunnion.
I have to drill the barrel pin channel in the virgin trunnion and set the barrel components for pinning. But I got the lathe work done and the mock up looks like everything will mate up nicely. I had to mill out the left side of the front trunnion so the hinged top cover would drop down onto the trunnion and close properly. It is not fully seated in the pic and you see the shiny milled area.
I have an older M92 kit that was previously FUBAR by a.., ahhemmm., "home builder" of dubious skills.:)
I decided to rebarrel it with a chromelined US Yugo pattern barrel (Brownell"s). I had to do some lathe work for the krink rear hinge block and the front sight/gas block combo to fit the Yugo barrel. The old handguard retainer slot will need welded up because the Yugo krink lower handguard is shorter.
Barrel cover is a piece of hollow round stock inside the muzzle nut. A weld up will complete that and it may be 1/2 inch shorter.
Gas tube is a long one from a Yugo M76 sniper. I'll fab up a custom piston for the gas system.
Nothing really special but I like it so far. Thought about a triangle folder but probably not going that route.
In mock up stage>
Rivet work and muzzle device and a fab'd up the custom length piston for the M76 gas tube today from the kind gift from Elkaholic on AKFILES., here>>
WTB - PSL gas piston - The AK Files Forums
Nothing fancy and as others have done., I cut the PSL piston just forward of the threaded end., then center drilled it 5/16" which is only about .003" smaller than the piston shaft diameter. Turned down the shaft a few thou., mock up the piston to length, cut off the protrusion and pin in place.
Piston with shaft protruding prior to trimmimg>
Completed piston>
Extended vs standard piston>
Ready for cross pin>
Muzzle device is an original M92 muzzle nut with a piece of hollow metal tube welded to it. The end cap is aluminum threaded 14/1 left hand. Works good as the USA Yugo pattern barrel is threaded 14/ LH and the FSB/GB Yugo is 26mm right hand.
Rifle is done except I need to notch the muzzle device for the plunger install. And it needs media blast an KG GunKote>
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Smile for SLmag's People pages: Draper Christmas Festival, Red Butte's Winter Solstice Festival
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Spearfish, S.D. – The Black Hills State University athletic department is now selling all-sport season tickets. Both reserved and general admission seating options are available.
"Purchasing an all-sport season ticket is a great way to show your support of Black Hills State student-athletes," said athletic director Jhett Albers. "We have been very successful recently and this season is looking to be no different. The games provide great entertainment and all of the ticket sales go right back into supporting Yellow Jacket Athletics."
All season ticket packages include admission to all regular season home football, volleyball, men's basketball, and women's basketball contests. Each reserved season ticket includes seating in the chaired section of the Donald E. Young Center, an assigned seat in Lyle Hare Stadium, and access to the VIP room between home men's and women's basketball contests. Reserved ticket prices are $300 for an adult, $150 for a youth (ages 6-18), and $135 for a senior (ages 65+). General admission ticket prices are $200 for an adult, $50 for a youth (ages 6-18), and $35 for a senior (ages 65+).
"Our fans are critical to our team's success at home," said head football coach Jay Long. "Playing in front of our home crowd in a packed stadium is a thrill for our guys. Our players feed off of that energy."
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Nuevolution raised DKK 80.5 million (about $13.7 million) in a financing round led by Industrifonden, and supported by existing investors. The firm says the funds will be used to expand its drug discovery business, based on its fragment-based Chemetics® platform.
"In recent years we have witnessed the scientific validation of Nuevolution's technology through a number of successful partnerships with some of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies," comments Stig Løkke Pedersen, Nuevolution chairman. "Our new financing round will enable Nuevolution to transform its current business model, and take the company to the next value inflexion point."
The Chemetics platform combines wet chemistry and molecular biology methods for the rapid synthesis and screening of up to billions of drug-like molecules in a single test tube. The technology hinges on the use of a DNA tag that identifies each small molecule in the Chemetics library, and effectively enabling single-molecule detection by allowing amplification and sequencing for hit/lead identification from in vitro affinity screening of compound libraries of huge complexity.
Nuevolution says this contrasts with current fragment based methods that use NMR and crystallography, which are typically capable of screening at maximum a few thousand fragments against a target of interest. In contrast, the Chemetics approach enables fragment-based lead discovery at the billion scale, combined with efficient screening, and using standard laboratory equipment. In fact, the firm claims, over 100 million molecules may be screened by one person against a given target in just 2–3 days, using only microgram quantities of target material and nanograms of library material.
Nuevolution is exploiting the Chemetics platform both through fully partner-funded programs and through collaborative projects. Last month the firm received a milestone payment from drug discovery partner Boehringer Ingelheim, on the identification of small molecule hits against a protein-protein interaction target.
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The Smyrna-Clayton Moose Lodge is sponsoring a benefit Poker Run on Saturday, Aug. 17, starting at the lodge, 2035 S. DuPont Blvd. (Route 13), just south of Rite Aid and DelOne credit union, Smyrna.
Registration will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. The cost is $20 per vehicle plus $10 for each rider. All vehicles are welcome.
Proceeds will benefit Special Olympics Delaware.
The best poker hand using five of seven cards wins $300.
After the run, there will be food, refreshments, an auction, a raffle for $500 VISA gift card, door prizes, and more.
For more information, call Mike, (302) 363-6156.
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What, Kirby couldn't run off a member even if he tried. And Pants is relatively harmless.
I don't need someone who joined in 2008 to tell me how to compare 2005 PD and 2011 PD. They are completely different worlds.
Ouch. And for the record, I'm talking about PD's current situation, not how it functioned however-many years ago.
the only person on this forum that i demanded to leave was rival because he is a perpetual hack that has no purpose anywhere, even if he is a returning alt.
everyone else i have greeted the same as all newcomers, and i don't have as many obnoxious things going on to try and get a cheap laugh.
don't make me embark in fisticuffs with you sir Raven, the Shadow
your welcome
Maybe they leave because you guys keep posting rubbish in threads.
Just put him on your ignore list.
quick joke people who watch naruto wont get
u know that dumb move the people use to turn into more of themselfs and how there catchphrase is beleive it well teamfourstar on youtube did this
they made krillen and picalo use that move and nappa said to vegeta "Vegeta i can't... beleive it. right?
i just got on this site so look at my profile or whatever and see if u wanna be my friend.
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You should make a topic in the Welcome board introducing yourself
pants! Stop it! Remember what we said.
ok, sorry, sorry... its just...
i mean...
please dont troll the kid away kirb
let dogar do it like he does for blaziken everytime he logs on
your welcome
Blaming Kirbx for everything is a tradition. At least it is for me.
Lol Ed.
And yeah, lay off that poor kid.
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The Boys and Girls Clubs of Delaware, along with clubs around the country, are celebrating National Boys and Girls Clubs week, April 7-13.
Each day will be themed and contains activities both for club members and the community to participate in. The National Boys and Girls Clubs Week celebration will focus on five core areas: education, technology, character and citizenship, healthy lifestyles, and tours.
The Clubs will kick off National Boys and Girls Club week with a Buffalo Wild Wings Dine In or Order Out event. For each participant who dines at Buffalo Wild Wings on Monday and submits the Boys & Girls Club voucher, Buffalo Wild Wings will donate 10 percent of the check back to the Clubs.
Tuesday the Clubs set out to reach 1,000 "Likes" on the Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware Facebook page. Wednesday will include addressing the issues young people are most concerned about: gang violence, alcohol, tobacco, and drug prevention, and dropout prevention. Thursday Clubs throughout Delaware will celebrate their Club Youth of the Year and wish them well on their statewide competition. Friday guests will be welcomed to visit the Clubs. Friday is also wear BLUE day.
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@PUSoftball Closes Spring Trip, Defeats Colgate 5-4
Winners of four in a row, the Princeton softball team closed its spring-break tour of the Mid-Atlantic with a 5-4 victory over Colgate in Delaware Saturday.
Nikki Chu and Maddie Cousens had back-to-back doubles in the bottom of the sixth for the go-ahead run after Colgate rallied to tie an inning earlier.
The win improves Princeton to 14-8 on the season, with seven of the eight losses coming by one or two runs. Princeton will open Ivy play Saturday against Brown at Class of 1895 Field with a 12:30 p.m. doubleheader.
Alex Peyton (4-3) got the win in relief for Princeton, tossing 2 1/3 innings and giving up two hits without a walk, striking out two. Meredith Brown got the start and allowed five hits and four walks in her 4 2/3 innings before being lifted for Peyton during a fifth-inning jam.
Princeton rolled up a 3-0 lead after two innings and led 4-1 after four, but the Raiders (2-15) rallied. Three singles and two walks added up to three runs and a 4-4 tie before Princeton went ahead in the sixth.
Megan Carnase (1-4) took the loss for the Raiders, giving up seven hits and two walks while striking out three and earning three of Princeton's five runs. Rachel Rendina led Princeton at the plate, going 3 for 4 with two runs batted in.


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A sesshin is a time-honored opportunity within the Zen tradition to experience a concentrated and extended practice of zazen. The word itself may be translated as "collecting the heart/mind" and during full days that include many periods of zazen interspersed with services, meals with oryoki, dharma talks and work periods, we do just that. We sit quietly in the long silence, letting go of thoughts, letting go of ideas, letting go of suffering. A sesshin is traditionally three, five or seven days in length, although the Milwaukee Zen Center also offers two-day sittings eight times a year.
Within our tradition of Soto Zen, we celebrate the Buddha's Great Awakening each year on December 8. In honor and memory of his long seated meditation under the Bodhi Tree, we a schedule a three-day sesshin on the weekend closest to December 8th. With the addition of a full day on Friday, the schedule is the same as that for our two-day sittings Rohatsu Sesshin is a time of re-dedication to our practice and of gratitude for the deep wisdom and compassion of the Buddha. Learn More


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TUCSON, Ariz. – Arizona rising junior Ronni Lewis tallied five perfect passes in the championship match to help pace the USA Gold team to a silver medal at the U.S. National Volleyball A2 Tournament on July 3 in Dallas, Texas.
USA Gold, which finished the event with a solid 3-2 record, eventually fell to USA White in the gold medal match, 24-26, 25-12, 25-23, 25-21, at the Dallas Convention Center.
In the squad's four-set semifinal victory over USA Blue, Lewis chalked up seven perfect passes in 17 attempts (.290 efficiency), while serving up two aces. In the final pool play match, Lewis led Team Gold past Team Red in four-sets with 10 perfect passes in 18 attempts (.440 efficiency).
Lewis was one of just 47 athletes around the country selected to participate in the U.S. Women's National A2 Team Program.
The 2013 U.S. Women's National A2 Team program was selected through the U.S. Women's National Team Open Tryouts held in February at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. A record 240 athletes participated in the tryout.
Lewis was just one of three Wildcats to play in every set during the 2012 season. She started the season as a defensive specialist but played much of the latter part of the year at libero. Lewis finished the season with 313 digs, 40 assists and 17 service aces. She had 13 matches with double-figure digs including four matches with 20 or more digs. She earned her first start of the season at libero against No. 5 UCLA (11/2) and helped the Wildcats to a sweep of the Bruins with a match-high 20 digs
Meanwhile, fellow Wildcat Madi Kingdon just returned to the states after competing for the Pac-12 All-Star Team in a tour of China. Kingdon was just one of 13 members that were selected to the team. The all-star team played six matches in seven days.
For continued coverage of Arizona Wildcat volleyball, visit ArizonaWildcats.com and be sure to follow the team on Twitter @ArizonaVBall.


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I think Matt Moore has certainly earned a second shot for next season. All the haters keep calling for a new QB and I say draft a QB but I think the new QB will have to be pretty damn special to take the job from Moore. Moore has really played smart football this last 6 weeks and has proven he can play in this league as a starter.
One more thought. In my opinion, Sporano has earned another year as well to coach the Phins. The players have rallied behind him and seem to have re gained respect for him and truly seem to want to play hard for him. This year is not all on the shoulders of Sporano even though he will certainly take the blame. He has gotten this team back on track and I am VERY excited to see what the Phins can do next year. GO PHINS!


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|Prime Location where easily access to many major attractions in Kanchanaburi.
Fulfill your day with various recreational activities start from healthy exercise in the morning at
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Superior Room : 132 RoomsOur Superior rooms are located on the top floor of the hotel which gives you a great view of Kanchanaburi, decorated with a classical yet modern design and fully equipped and furnished. This luxurious room has a double bed, 21'' color TV, mini bar, bath tub with shower, telephone, working desk and very comfortable sofa. The bathroom is decorated with marble.
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Foot Massage is a massage par lour the best in Kanchanaburi, it offers you all the services ranging from foot massages to full body massages. Beautiful lady's comfortable rooms and many facilities.
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Cowboy Bar is right next to the disco, it is a ''beer fountain'', restaurant, entertainment attraction all in one. Great food, excellent service, best entertainment - live band, music, bull fight. If your looking for an enjoyable evening the ''Cowboy Bar'' is the place to go.
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SUMMIT, N.J. — Citing the need to effectively implement a five-step responsibility assurance plan, Merck Animal Health recently announced the decision to temporarily suspend sales of Zilmax, a beta-agonist fed to beef cattle at the end of the finishing phase and approved for use in the United States and Canada. The company said the move would allow time for the establishment of valid study protocols, identification of feeders and packers to participate in an audit and creation of a third-party team to oversee the process and validate its results.
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Monte Reiner, Minot More than $100,000,000 was wasted by Karl Rove and Company on negative ads achieving less than a 2 percent success rate in getting his puppets elected....
Great article. The city needed low cost housing for those displaced by flood and oil. In keeping with history, our city would not provide low cost housing without the strings of a separate project attached. They must believe their own flood control baloney because 2011 saw the state fair center, the new grandstand and the new water plant all protected by dikes. For about 100 years this city has refused to admit our flood potential.
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Good article. The record of MADC spending leaves much to be desired. NAWS is a hopeless mess from their greed. They have money for everything except decent snow removal. Proof for righties that business is too often favored over everyone else. Greed and corruption are the history of too much of Minot business. I don't know how an honest business could survive when our majority party people are totally lacking in ethics. They scoff at any voting result not ending their way. We do not have a representative government going back to 1960. Vote them out.
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Check out this adorable little dress I found on Allegro Fabrics' site! I just had to share it...it's just too cute! This dress features Soire'e Leaf Bouquet as he main focal print, with Meadow Paisley above, and Gazebo Damask as the hem band. All three in the "Petal" colorway. It also has the Candy Pink Ta-dot from Michael Miller on the bodice.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
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- rachel griffith said...
- May 26, 2009 at 7:49 PM
- Cheryl said...
Beautiful fabric!
- May 26, 2009 at 8:04 PM
- Mary on Lake Pulaski said...
Cute, cute, cute!!
- May 27, 2009 at 8:27 AM
- Laura said...
I love it! Your Soiree fabrics are so pretty!
- May 27, 2009 at 8:30 AM
- rebecca said...
CUTE dress! Love your design. I arrived via Camille.
- May 27, 2009 at 11:43 AM
OK, I just bought your peasant blouse pattern--so cute, but I didn't know I needed a zipper--what size zipper?
I was thrilled to see President Utchdorf on your blog!
Thanks for your help!
- May 27, 2009 at 3:16 PM
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Great dress - Allegro fabrics always does a great job of showcasing new fabrics - tooooo much of a good job sometimes ;) The new line is gorgeous! I can't wait to get my hands on some.
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Be generous in prosperity, and thankful in adversity.Be fair in judgment, and guarded in thy speech,Be a lamp unto those who walk in darkness, and a home to the stranger.Be eyes to the blind, and a guiding light unto the feet of the erring.Be a breath of life to the body of humankind, dew to the soil of the human heart, and a fruit upon the tree of humility.
May all beings everywhere plagued with sufferings of body and mind be quickly freed from their illnesses. May those frightened cease to be afraid, and may those bound be free. May the powerless find power, and may people think of befriending one another. May those who find themselves in trackless, fearful wilderness - the children, the aged, the unprotected - be guarded by beneficial celestials, and may they swiftly attain Buddhahood.
Lord, make me an instrument of your peace,Where there is hatred, let me sow love;where there is injury, pardon;where there is doubt, faith;where there is despair, hope;where there is darkness, light;where there is sadness, joy;
Almighty God, grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console;to be understood as to understand;to be loved as to love.
For it is in giving that we receive;it is in pardoning that we are pardoned;and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life.
Oh God, lead us from the unread to the Real. Oh God, lead us from darkness to light. Oh God, lead us from death to immortality. Shanti, Shanti, Shanti unto all. Oh Lord God almighty, may there be peace in celestial regions. May there be peace on Earth. May the waters be appeasing. May all beneficent beings bring peace to us. May thy Vedic law propagate peace all through the world. May all things be source of peace to us. And may thy peace itself, bestow peace on all and may that peace come to me also.
Peace and Universal Love is the essence of the Gospel preached by all Enlightened Ones. The Lord has preached that equanimity is the Dharma. Forgive do I creatures all, and let all creatures forgive me. Unto all have I amity, and unto none enmity. Know that violence is the root cause of all miseries in the world. Violence, in fact, is the knot of bondage, "Do not injure any living being." This is the eternal, perennial, and unalterable way of spiritual life. A weapon, howsoever powerful it may be, can always be superseded by a superior one; but no weapon can, however, be superior to nonviolence and love.
Come let us go up to the mountain of the Lord, that we may walk the paths of the Most High. And we shall beat our swords into plowshares, and our spears into pruning hooks. Nation shall not lift up sword against nation. Neither shall they learn war anymore. And none shall be afraid, for the mouth of the Lord of Hosts has spoken.
In the name of Allah, the beneficent, the merciful, Praise be to the Lord of the Universe who has created us and made us into tribes and nations. That we may know each other, not that we may despise each other. If the enemy incline towards peace, do thou also incline towards peace, and trust God, for the Lord is the one that heareth and knoweth all things. And the servants of God, Most gracious are those who walk on the Earth in humility, and when we address them, we say, "Peace."
Almighty God, the Great Thumb we cannot evade to tie any knot; the Roaring Thunder that splits mighty trees: the all-seeing Lord up on high who sees even the footprints of an antelope on a rock mass here on Earth. You are the one who does not hesitate to respond to our call. You are the Cornerstone of peace, you provide for us on this Earth.
Oh Great Spirit of our Ancestors, I raise my pipe to you. To your messengers the four winds, and to Mother Earth who provides for your children. Give us the wisdom to teach our children to love, to respect, and to be kind to each other so that they may grow with peace of mind. Let us learn to share all good things that you provide for us on this Earth.
Although the people living across the ocean surrounding us, I believe all are our brothers and sisters, why are there constant troubles in this world? Why do winds and waves rise in the oceans surrounding us? I only earnestly wish that the wind will soon puff away all the clouds which are hanging over the tops of mountains.
God adjudges us according to our deeds, not the coat that we wear: that Truth is above everything, but higher still is truthful living. Know that we attaineth God when we loveth, and only victory endures in consequences of which no one is defeated.
We pray to God to eradicate all the misery in the world: that understanding triumph over ignorance, that generosity triumph over indifference, that trust triumph over contempt, and that truth triumph over falsehood.


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Jermaine: A surprise to us 'cause you were there from the very beginning and you're here now. We just want to thank you so much for that. It's just such a wonderful surprise.
Jackie: And there were so many others there. Visionaries who believed in us, like Gladys Knight ... Gladys Knight was the first one to reach her hand out to us, and Bobby.
Tito: He had faith in all we did. Together they brought us to the wonderful wizard of Motown, Barry Gordy. We would like to say thank you for building your world of dreams around us. We're so glad that we found you.
Michael: I'd like to say to family, our children, our friends and most of all my mother and father. They're here tonight, my mother and father. You were there to protect us with unselfish love because you were there, we are here. Barry Gordy, I love you. Like Diana Ross, you were there and now again, you are here. I'm crazy about you. Barry, would you please join us up here right now. Four consecutive #1 records, and you delivered them all. I'll never forget it. It was a first in music history and now there's many more singles that went #1 for the Jackson Five. Single after single. Your faith makes it possible for us to be here today. We love you from the bottom of our hearts, sincerely, and I just want you to know that without you, my mother and my father, I don't think we would be here. And of course, God. And to all the fans ... you were there unconditionally and I say thank you very much. Now we are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, so whenever you call our name I promise we'll be there.
Berry Gordy: Thank you Michael. Thank you Jackson Five. Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlin. Can you believe it? It's been almost 30 years ago when you guys came to audition for me in Detroit, not too far from here. From that first day your discipline, determination and incredible talent inspired me. A short time later you moved into my house in California. We worked hard and we played hard. The competition was fierce. The Gordys versus the Jackson's weekly baseball game, do you remember that? These guys were phenomenal. We played hard, the Gordys ... but they beat us. Jackie you were the star ... you and Tito were stars. Michael was a little shaky. Marlin beat me at chess. But the cultural impact that these guys had on society was just incredible. The Jackson Five not only had hit records and were phenomenal performers, but they were a cultural revolution. For the first time, young black kids had their own heroes and their own image to idolize and emulate. The Jackson Five gave black kids in the ghetto a license to dream. And many of those same kids went on to realize their own dreams. The Jackson Five were an all-encompassing group. The ages went from Michael 9, to Jackie who was 17. They had something for everybody. The girls went crazy. They played sold out arenas around the world. We had to have such heavy security on the Jackson Five, not to keep the fans from hurting them, but to keep them from loving them to death. Everybody had a Jackson to fall in love with, including my daughter, who married one. If you don't remember where you've been, you won't know where you're going. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, by enshrining those who created and performed ... rock and roll is perpetuating its history ... so that all musicians and artists now and in the future can look back and see how they evolved. And how they created this great legacy. Thank you Rock and Roll Hall of Fame fathers. And to you Michael, Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlin, thank you for giving me the opportunity to sing. Thank you.


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Claiming to be the oldest, this restaurant is one of Park City's most versatile, serving food with a Western theme. On weekend mornings, locals line up for breakfasts. Lunches and dinners include barbecue, burgers and sandwiches. 317 Main Street, Park City, 435-649-8284. Click here for ABC-4's review of The Eating Establishment.
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In her fourth season leading the Wildcat Bowling program, Cheryl Keslar led Baker to an eighth-place finish at the XBowling Intercollegiate Team Championships Sectional Qualifier in Addison, Ill., with the eighth-place finish the 'Cats were just four spots away from advancing to the national tournament. At Sectionals, Baker averaged 186 pins per game, the highest average in school history.
Keslar led the Baker to its most successful season in program history with a No. 16 national ranking in the final International Bowling Media Association's (IBMA) Top 20 Poll of the 2012-13 season.
The fourth year coach also helped lead Caitlin Campbell to the 2013 NAIA Second-Team All-America honor and the Wildcats were ranked as high as No. 10 in the IBMA Poll.
She joined the Professional Women's Bowling Association (PWBA) tour in 1980. She went on to win 25 regional titles in the Great Plains Bowling Association and 15 Kansas State Titles. In 1994 Keslar was inducted into the Kansas Bowling Hall of Fame
Keslar brings 30 years of tournament level experience to Baker in competitions at the local, regional and national levels.
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A native of Tel Aviv, Israel, Burduli had arguably the greatest career of any Cougar tennis player. She held down the No. 1 singles spot all four seasons and was a two-time NCAA Singles participant. She finished the 2008 season with a team-leading 28 victories, the first player in WSU history to register three-straight 20-win seasons. The 28 wins also marked a WSU single-season record. Burduli, who finished the season ranked No. 57 by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association, ended her WSU career with a school-record 90 career singles victories. She led WSU to the NCAA Championships in 2008 for the first time since 2002 while also making her second appearance at the NCAA Singles championships.
In addition to her on-court accomplishments, Burduli was a star in the classroom. She was a three-time All-Pac-10 honoree, and was WSU's 2008 nominee for NCAA Woman of the Year. The psychology major and member of the Pac-10 All-Academic Team was also a recipient of the WSU Big 10 Senior Award, recognizing the 10 most accomplished graduating seniors for the entire university. Additionally, Burduli was named the Arthur Ashe Jr. Sportsmanship and Leadership Award Northwest Region winner. The award goes to a student-athlete who has exhibited outstanding sportsmanship and leadership as well as scholastic, extracurricular and tennis achievements.
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not all states allow private face to face sales. california comes to mine were I still have a few fire arms at my parents house.Quote:
There is no requirement to document a private party sale within a state,
registerd, transfered, logged to what ever name you want to give it. all modern new fire arms that were made by a manufature have to be transfered and while the terms the goverment uses may vary the fact is if you by it and transfer it to your name they know who has it. registerd or transfered there is liitel diffrance other than the name. you are correct fire arms are transferd to individule not registerd. what the differance is technicaly is likely very little. its all traceable paper work putting it in your name. when I sell a fire arm I perfer to have them tansfered into the new owners name and more importantly out of mine. I dont need some gun I sold 20 years ago showing up at a crime scene. guns I by face to face I always check if there stolen CYA .Quote:
Let's remember for a moment that despite being "traceable" there is no "registration" of rifles and shotguns in this country. Rifles and shotguns are NOT registered (in most cases) to people but transferred either through FFL's or via private sale which the government has no business documenting at this time.
Your not required to register firearms in NJ.
Even if you move from another state, you dont have to tell anybody anything.
(although they have that stupid fucking FID card and handgun permit bullshit, so if you buy something from that state, then they know you have it)
The only exceptions are if it's illegal or classified as an Assault Weapon.
In California, you have to register all guns, even if you move to cali.
you have to register guns you buy there I dont think you have to register the stuff you already have. for instance face to face used to be legal there and if you guns back then I dont think they required them to be registerd unless there transferd. I havent lived there in over 15 years and stuff has changed but I still have family there and Im sure 75% of there stuff is un registered bought back before you didnt need to. I hadent heard you have to register guns if you move into the state but it would not suprise me.Quote:
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Homeschool families visit the museum's Lillie and Hugh Roy Cullen Sculpture Garden, explore the individual works of art, and learn how the artist, Isamu Noguchi, designed the space as "sculpture for sculpture." Participants create their own sculptures with aluminum wire, inspired by the shapes and movement of the sculptures in the garden.
Homeschool workshops, specially designed for families who homeschool their children, feature activities that encourage parents and children to learn about and discover art together. Activities are interdisciplinary and teach about art and how art relates to other curricular areas such as language arts, science, and social studies. Each workshop includes an interactive gallery tour, followed by a group discussion in the galleries and an art-making activity that examines a select work of art. All participants receive materials to extend the lesson at home.
This program is available only to homeschool families with children ages 4 to 12. Families with children ages 10+ are encouraged to register for the afternoon workshop held on the fourth Tuesday of the month. Preregistration is required.


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National Geographic follows the quirky team at the eco-friendly company TerraCycle as they ingeniously transform materials headed for the landfill into clever products that generate cash.
Pet Project:The team has just two weeks to pull together an entire line of pet products made from dog food bags. Searching for inspiration, the team adopts three cats, igniting more drama than ingenuity.
Fishy Business:From Phish to Fish, the TerraCycle team turns old CDs into fishing lures, and then tests their product on the open seas. Meanwhile, the team develops a revolutionary moldable plastic created entirely from waste.
All-Nighter:TerraCycle is offered a retail store for freewith one catch: the store has to be ready in less than 24 hours. The crew is then tasked to create an entire line of products made from plastic bagsncluding a suit jacket.
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They also receive high-tech prosthetic devices to help them cope with their particular disabilities. Hand-held palm computers can read text. GPS systems connected to them can use software to tell a blind person or traumatic brain injury victim where they are and how to navigate to wherever they want to go. Reading machines and computers assist the blind and those with impaired vision and spinal cord injuries. These are a few of the prosthetic devices used to assist the seriously wounded in regaining their independence and mobility.
America's veterans receive the best prosthetic care in the world. There is no other government agency, insurance company, or civilian organization that can match the VA when it comes to providing prosthetics. The history of how this came about is important to understanding why the VA is the best and what that means to the veterans coming back from this and future wars.
Prosthetics History
Although the VA has been a Cabinet-level agency only since 1989, the process it uses to provide prosthetics to veterans has its roots in World War II. The VA provided limbs to amputees from the lowest bidder. No standards of quality or accountability were in place, limbs were poorly fabricated, and waiting times were long. This was not only true for amputees but for all the wounded who languished in the VA system. Wounded veterans and the American public were outraged and demanded that Congress do something for the thousands of wounded and amputees who had given so much for their country.
Congress and the administration responded. On 15 August 1945, President Harry S. Truman appointed Army General Omar Bradley to head the Veterans Administration. According to the Army's Center of Military History, Bradley unwillingly accepted the job, but he began to modernize and restructure that antiquated organization to meet the challenges it would soon face.
Before the end of World War II, the VA was responsible for some 5 million veterans, with a few pensions still going to cases arising from the War of 1812. By 1946 almost 17 million veterans were on its rolls. Bradley completely rebuilt the organization on a regional basis and insisted on basing his decisions on the veterans, rather than on political considerations, which had been the case so often in the past.
With the help of Major General Paul R. Hawley, General Dwight D. Eisenhower's theater surgeon, Bradley overhauled a medical care system that Hawley had described as medieval. In the assessment of the leaders at that time, he transformed the Veterans Administration from "a national scandal to a model establishment."
Bradley's sweeping changes came about based on the needs of the veterans. He was known as a "Soldier's Soldier" because of his concern for the men who served under him during the war. Among the many changes in the reorganization was the development of a new office that would be responsible for the provision of prosthetics—the Prosthetic and Sensory Aids Service.
Each VA medical center included a prosthetic service. Chiefs of the service were mandated to be disabled veterans who required a prosthetic device, because they were believed to have the most empathy for the plight of their fellow disabled veterans. Most of the chiefs hired were amputees. This was because there were thousands more of them than the other categories of seriously disabled requiring prosthetic devices.
The overall survival rate for the general population of wounded was 60 percent, compared to 70 percent in the Vietnam War and 95 percent in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The survival rate for any soldier seriously wounded in the body or head in World War II was extremely low, so there were relatively few spinal cord injured or blind soldiers compared to the number of amputees.
Bradley's VA
The total number of seriously disabled was unprecedented in American history. The VA under Bradley's reforms broke new ground in developing and establishing methods to treat these vast numbers of disabled. Among them was the Blind Rehabilitation Center at the Hines VA Medical Center west of Chicago. The VA developed innovative methods of treating the spinal cord injured, whose average life expectancy at the time was five years. The progression of VA treatment methodologies extended that life span, allowing the wounded veterans to live longer, productive lives. The Army and the VA spent millions of dollars to research and develop better, more functional artificial limbs.
Another problem was the archaic, cumbersome procurement process, which was not designed to purchase custom-made prosthetics. To eliminate the delays caused by the highly restrictive and time-consuming Federal Procurement Regulations, Congress incorporated into law, through Title 38, Section 8123, that prosthetics could be procured "without regard to any other provision of law." This allowed VA the freedom to purchase the specialized high-quality prosthetic devices in a timely manner.
The background here is germane, because those initiatives and that procurement law have remained active through the decades, allowing the VA prosthetic service to provide state-of-the-art prosthetics as they have become available during the Korean and Vietnam wars and the operations in Afghanistan and Iraq.
In the VA, the definition of a prosthetic is anything inorganic used to replace or supplement a body part or function. This allows the patient to be treated in a holistic manner, prosthetically as well as physically. For example, if a patient receives a prescription but is unable to read it because of poor eyesight, the veteran will be prescribed a pair of eyeglasses. Another example is that if a veteran's diabetic condition has caused ulcers on his feet, he can be prescribed a pair of in-depth shoes.
No Funding Issue
Money had always been a concern and an obstacle to this approach because of the initial cost. But this obstacle disappeared when prosthetics in the VA became centrally funded from the VA Central Office Prosthetic Service. This ensured that funds will never be short for prosthetics. Centralized funding for prosthetics came about in the early 1990s when the Veteran Service Organizations (VSOs)—led by the Disabled Veterans of America, Blinded Veterans Association, Paralyzed Veterans of America, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Vietnam Veterans of America—lobbied for it. Over years of budget shortfalls, many of the VA hospitals had been forced to hold down costs by cutting spending. This delayed provision of wheelchairs, artificial limbs, and other prosthetic devices, which was unacceptable.
So through VSO pressure and hearings by the House and Senate Veterans Affairs Committees, the Secretary of the VA and the Under Secretary for Health for the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) established a policy that all funds for prosthetics would be controlled from the VA Prosthetic Service in the Central Office and that no prescription for prosthetics would fail to be filled or delayed because of a lack of funds.
This policy change directly contributed to the VA's ability to provide the highest quality prosthetic care of any government or civilian medical system in the world. A proper prescription by a VA clinician can make any prosthetic device in the marketplace available to a veteran. This means the VA Prosthetic Service is required to stay abreast of all new technology, both in the research and development stages and when the product hits the market after it is approved by the Food and Drug Administration for patient use. Because of this attention, the VA is often among the first to prescribe new prosthetic devices that come on the market, especially if they are high-tech and high-cost.
Medicaid, Medicare, and other third-party payers such as insurance companies are slow to accept high-cost, high-tech devices. When they do, if they do, they impose severe restrictions on the prescription criteria and/or demand co-pays from the patients.
It took many years and many battles, but the VA Prosthetic Service established itself as a solid, high-quality, veteran-responsive organization. The VA was poised to provide the best prosthetics available to wounded veterans returning from the wars generated by the U.S. response to the 9-11 terrorist attacks.
Prosthetics Today
Imagine our surprise and consternation when the returning Afghanistan and Iraq veterans did not want to go to the VA for prosthetics. Almost from the first days of the war, we were told, and read, that they considered the VA to be an old soldiers' home. They believed the VA was neither able nor wanted to provide the high-tech computer-operated limbs they were receiving at Walter Reed or Brooke Army hospitals. In the Prosthetic Service, we were astonished to hear such negative comments. Worse, we received reports that not only the wounded believed this but also many up the military chain of command and officials in the Pentagon.
The VHA was perplexed because the veterans who used the system—the spinal cord injured, the blind, amputees, and other disabled veterans—knew the VA was the best system in the world. VHA staff had worked hard to make sure they were on top of the technology and that it was available to be prescribed.
In fact, the VHA had provided the Computer Leg, myoelectric hands and arms, running limbs, dynamic feet, state-of-the art sockets, and composite materials for years before the war started. Yet the perception was that VA provided old, out-of-date limbs. This was not true. Before the Afghanistan/Iraq wars the VA had been part of a work group that made recommendations to the Army on how it could care for the amputees.
The VHA had an established record as it provided prosthetics to more than a million disabled veterans every year, which it had been doing as part of its mission from the time of its establishment in 1948. Except in a few cases, the military medical system did not provide prosthetics as part of its peacetime mission. However, as war became more likely, the Army put together a work group, including VHA, to develop procedures on how the military medical system would handle light, medium, and heavy casualties.
The group recommended that the military have a first-class prosthetic lab in Walter Reed that could immediately begin to fit amputees with high-tech prosthetic limbs, including the computer knee and myoelectric arms. The work group thought that if the military did not provide the high-tech/ high-cost limbs to the amputee, there was the danger the military would be in danger of criticism for providing out-of-date prosthesis. Although the high-tech limbs would cost more, the benefit to the amputee would be a psychological boost. Besides, when the veteran was discharged from the military, the VA would assume the cost. The VA had an established record of providing high-tech/high-cost prosthetics, and it was in their budget.
VA Misperceptions
Everyone was in agreement and ultimately the DOD set up a special fund to purchase limbs and to hire contractors to fabricate them. Walter Reed started from the beginning of the war to provide the high-tech limbs, and it has achieved great success. It was so great the veterans believed that only the military could provide high-quality limbs and the VA could not.
From where did this misperception come, and why did it spread so fast and so wide? In prosthetics the VA had a lot of perceptions to overturn. First was the notion that the VA did not prescribe state-of-the-art limbs. This was not true. But a major problem that contributed to this perception was inconsistency in the provision of prosthetics from VA medical center to medical center.
Another factor that led to confusion and misperception at the beginning of the war were the experiences of veterans home on convalescent leave having their prosthetic limbs repaired. They were turned down at the door. This was because the VA and Military Health Care systems have different missions and are funded by Congress from different appropriations.
The VA was forbidden to spend its dollars to care for active-duty veterans, who did not understand the difference. These were both government health care systems, so when they were turned down by the VA, they were angry. In their eyes the VA did not want them and could not afford to take care of them.
This is putting it simply, but the negative perceptions of the VA quickly spun out of control. As soon as it came to the attention of the Secretary of the VA, he issued orders that all veterans were to be treated, regardless of whether they had been discharged from the military or not. But the damage had been done, and it would prove difficult to change the perception.
The Difference Between Hospitals
This brings up the question, what is the difference between the military hospitals and the veterans hospitals? Why are there two separate medical systems? Congress funds them separately because the two systems have two separate missions. The purpose of the military medical system is to provide health care to active-duty military personnel, their family, and to a lesser extent, the retired military community. During war its role is expanded to the battlefield to save the lives of the wounded and to rehabilitate and nurse them back to health so they can return to their units. The military medical system was not designed to provide long-term care. That was the role of the VA.
Traditionally, any service person so seriously injured they could not return to their military occupational specialty (MOS) was medically retired from the military as quickly as possible and transferred to the VA. By law, the VA is prohibited from providing direct health care to a veteran's family but it is responsible for providing certain benefits to spouses and dependents.
This, however, is the big picture. It really makes no difference how the medical systems are programmed to operate if the troops are not getting served. The bottom line is that when these returning wounded run into difficulties acquiring prosthetic limbs or other devices, and they don't receive a rapid solution to their problems, all of it leads to ill feeling against the VA and the military.
Their disabilities were caused by wounds received while fighting for their country. They don't want or need delays. Their lives have changed drastically enough as it is. Their body image, their career goals, their families, friends, the future and all else has been turned upside down. A disability is a difficult thing to adjust to for anyone, and the greater the injury the greater the physiological and psychological obstacles the individual must overcome.
The last thing service people should have to encounter are problems from the government they have served so well. When they do encounter problems, the press and the Internet are quick to spread the news. And this perpetuates the negative perception of the VA and the military. The good news is that both medical systems have been working hard to fix the problems.
Prosthetics in the Future
Providing care to veterans through the VA is a lifelong commitment by the American public. Once disabled veterans enter the VA system, they become eligible to receive prosthetics for the rest of their lives. The VA still has seven World War I veterans on its rolls who receive care. When I started working for the VA in 1974, dependents from the Civil War and veterans from the Spanish American War were still on the VA rolls.
The VA Prosthetic Service provides a vast array of prosthetics to assist 1.5 million veterans, from throughout the 20th century and into the 21st. The cost—$1.39 billion for Fiscal Year 2008—will continue to go up as veterans' life spans increase and more come into the system. As the war continues, the VA must be prepared to carry out its other mission as backup to DOD in case of mass casualties that would overwhelm that agency's medical systems.
Does the VA have enough money for all the prosthetics veterans will need? The answer is yes. Because of centralized funding and an accurate data system that shows where every dollar is spent on each veteran, Congress and the Office of Management and Budget do not hesitate to provide all the funds needed for prosthetics. The VA is also able to track patterns of types of prosthetic devices and where funds are needed, and that database provides accountability for all dollars spent.
The scope of prosthetics encompasses nearly every area of health care. As an example, in FY 2007, the VA provided the following:
• 8,058 legs ($46 million)
• 380 arms ($2.5 million)
• 86,945 wheelchairs, scooters, and accessories ($122 million)
• 678,401 orthotics ($33.5 million)
• 391,531 orthotic shoes ($27.2 million)
• 769,522 eyeglasses ($35 million) 348,920 hearing aids ($122 million)
• 2.2 million pieces of medical equipment and supplies ($149.8 million)
Is the VA communicating well with its patients and staff? The Prosthetics Service did not do a good enough job at the beginning of the war, but we have developed brochures to be distributed at every medical center that provide information about prosthetics and a toll-free number to call with questions. We have held two focus groups with veterans of this war who have criticized the VA Prosthetic Program. And they have provided us with ideas we have implemented to help us improve our communication and outreach to new veterans.
The most important development has been establishment of an Internet site where veterans can go to find information about the Prosthetic Service. The site will contain information about everything they can expect from the VA Prosthetic Service, including names and phone numbers of VA hospital prosthetic staff members closest to them. There will be a FAQ section and a place to send questions directly to the VA prosthetic staff.
Word of mouth has also worked very well as more new veterans become aware of all the VA has to offer and they tell their friends. For example, we have seen a big increase in the last couple of years of new veterans coming into the VA prosthetic system, as indicated by the following numbers:
• 1,437 Afghanistan/Iraq vets (FY 2003)
These new veterans have learned that the VA does not charge them a co-pay for prosthetic devices, whereas the military Tri-Care plan does make such charges. In addition, they have learned that Tri-Care does not provide some of the high-tech/high-cost prosthetic devices that the VA provides.
The VA Prosthetic Service will continue to provide care throughout the veteran's life. As new technology becomes available to the public, it will also be available to the veteran. This will assist the veteran in maintaining mobility, independence, and dignity. That is the mission of the VA Prosthetic Service.


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It's a holiday in Utah; today is Pioneer Day, celebrating the day the Mormon pioneers arrived in the Salt Lake Valley after their trek across the United States with covered wagons and handcarts. This year I'm not really properly celebrating; I'm actually very busy getting ready to go to the Blogher Conference in Chicago on Thursday. I'll be in Chicago from Thursday to Monday and I'm really looking forward to meeting more food bloggers in person like I did last year, not to mention learning a lot of new things about blogging.
It may not be a holiday where you are, but if you're in the northern hemisphere, it's definitely grilling weather, and this recipe is a favorite for fish on the grill. I made this when cilantro had just been chosen the favorite herb for the one year anniversary of Weekend Herb blogging, and I got this recipe from the mother of a student. This has turned out to be one of my favorite ways to cook halibut on the grill; give it a try if you like cilantro at all. If you're not a cilantro fan, click through to the recipe for more great ways to cook halibut.
Grilled Halibut with Garlic-Cilantro Sauce(enough sauce for six pieces of halibut, recipe from Jordynn's mom, with very minor adaptations by Ms. Denny)
halibut filets or steaks, 1 per person
Sauce Ingredients:
4 cloves garlic, finely minced
1 cup chicken stock (or use a combination of chicken stock and white wine)
2 tsp. lime zest (from 2 limes)
juice of 2 limes (2-3 T or more)
4 T olive oil
3 T very finely chopped fresh cilantro (or more, I used about 1/4 cup)
Brush fish on both sides with sauce and let marinate 15 minutes while you pre-heat gas or charcoal grill to high heat. (For fish, I spray my grill with nonstick spray before I start heating it.) Grill fish until firm, but not hard, to the touch, not more than 5 minutes per side.
To get nice grill marks, lay fish on grill slats on a diagonal, then rotate after about 3 minutes cooking time on the first side. Serve fish hot with additional sauce spooned over each piece.
Other grilled fish I think would taste great with this include Sea Bass, Mahi Mahi, and Swordfish. You could also serve it with Tilapia, Red Snapper, or Sole, which I would probably bake or saute in a pan, since they're rather delicate for the grill.
South Beach Suggestions:
This is a perfect main dish for any phase of the South Beach Diet. For phase one, this would be great with Cheesy Zucchini with Garlic and Parsley and Mary's Perfect Salad. For phase two or three, skip the salad and add Tabbouli with Almonds.
More Great Ways to Cook Halibut
(Recipes from other blogs may or may not be South Beach friendly, check ingredients.)
Grilled Garlic Basil Halibut
Grilled Halibut with Cumin and Lime
Grilled Halibut with Basil Vinaigrette
Poached Halibut with Cilantro Cream and Oranges from Beyond Salmon
Hot and Sour Poached Halibut from 28 Cooks
Poached Halibut with Best Black Beans from Christine Cooks
Macadamia Nut Crusted Halibut from Je Mange la Ville
Halibut in Acqua Pazza ai Carciofi from Hedonia
Blackened Halibut with Crab Sauce from Alaska Cooks
Pan-Seared Halibut with Corn-Coriander Salsa from Stephen Cooks


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The idea was to get a group of locals to visit a handful of bars, and participate in some kind of activity at each stop.
"It had a weak turnout and they had stopped doing it," said Hilary Reiter, co-organizer of the Park City event. "But I felt it had so much potential, so my friend Rachel Sharwell and I decided to take it over and started in earnest last year and tried to make it an event for locals."
The annual Park City Santa Pub Crawl will be held on Saturday, Dec. 15, starting at Butcher's Chop House and Bar, 751 Main St., at 7 p.m.
"Each stop is designed to last about an hour to give us a chance to relax, have fun and spend time in these great establishments," Reiter explained.
From Butchers, the group will head to Sky Blue, which is on the fourth floor of the Sky Lodge, for the costume contest that will begin at 8 p.m.
"We call it the Santa Pub Crawl, but we're open to all kinds of holiday-themed costume ideas," Reiter said. "We'll hopefully see everything from giant Christmas Trees and gingerbread men to sexy Santa helpers and more."
There will be four different costume categories best duo, best all-around Santa, sexiest costume and best non-Santa costume.
"The contest is where the creativity comes in," Reiter said. "Last year, Rachel's husband Paul Sharwell dressed up as an enormous Christmas Tree. He had ornaments hanging from him and his shoes were wrapped up like presents.
"This year, I'm hearing that people are getting more creative and we may have toy soldiers and champagne bottles," she said. "The prizes we will give away will be gift certificates for the Sky Lodge."
Vida Tequila will donate to the Sky Blue libations and bartenders will mix an array of specialty holiday drinks during the contest, Reiter said.
At 9 p.m., the throng will make its way to Flanagan's and then to No Name Saloon at 10 p.m.
"We're scheduled to end up at the Spur Bar & Grill at 11 p.m., where there will be live music by the band Urban Bleu," Reiter said. "We'll be there until the bar closes."
The Spur will waive the cover charge for anyone in costume.
"Everyone can get dressed up and have a good time," Reiter said. "No registration is needed. The people just need to show up."
Last year, more than 50 people participated.
"We had a broad spectrum of ages from 22 to 62, which, I think, made it really fun," Reiter said. "This year we're hoping to have more people participate. It's such a spectacle, and we draw a lot of attention everywhere we go."
For safety reasons, the group will walk from one establishment to another.
"It's all on foot, and hopefully it won't be as freezing cold as it was last year," Reiter said.
The annual Santa Pub Crawl will begin at 7 p.m. at Butchers Chop House and Bar, 751 Main St., and continue to various bars in Park City. Participants must be aged 21 and older. For more information, visit http://www.historicparkcityutah.com/calendar/santa-pub-crawl-2012.


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With her team playing sluggishly during the first half, freshman forward Tyler Crockom scored 11 of the Lancers' first 16 points. In the second half, it was Crockom's defensive work, including six steals, that allowed the Pasadena City College women's basketball team to pull away from feisty host El Camino College-Compton Center, 68-38, Friday night.
It was the first South Coast Conference victory in three contests for the Lancers, who are 11-4 overall and ranked No. 9 in the first state poll of the new year. Crockom, a Pasadena High product who only recently has emerged to join the starting five, totaled a game-high 17 points, eight steals, six rebounds and two steals.
Compton, winless at 0-11 and 0-3, led briefly at 6-4 and trailed just 26-24 in the final minute of the opening half. PCC sophomore reserve guard Kahlia Theus sank a 3-pointer with seven seconds left in the period to give the Lancers a 29-24 halftime lead.
The final 20 minutes were all Pasadena as the team dominated the Tartars, outscoring them 39-14. PCC's defense recorded 24 steals as Compton made 40 turnovers. It was the seventh time this season that the Lancers held an opponent to less than 50 points.
Sophomore guard Stella Ghazarian, an All-SCC selection last season, continued to struggle with her shooting, yet made double figures with 11 points. Ghazarian sank three 3-pointers, but took 14 attempts from long range to achieve the makes. Theus added 10 points and three assists. Sophomore point guard Shay Jackson delivered six points, six assists, four rebounds nad three steals.
The reserve forward duo of Sarah Jackson (six points, eight rebounds) and Brandi DuBose (four points, nine rebounds, and three steals, Muir High) made most of their contributions during the second half. Transfer guard Angeline Jefferson added four points and made three assists, showing nifty passing skills. Starting guard Sabrina Martinez tallied six points and three steals while starting center Kaitlyn Parks played sparingly and had fours in points, rebounds and blocked shots.
For Compton, Shamica Cheatham scored 12 points while forward Jessica Phillips had a fine all-around effort with five points, 13 rebounds, four assists and five steals.
The Lancers return to the newly-resurfaced center floor of Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium on Wednesday, Jan. 9 when they play El Camino College (Torrance). Tip-off is 7 p.m. following the PCC men's team game v. Los Angeles Southwest College.
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In the Kitchen with Ken - Blueberry cobbler
Published: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 13, 2013 at 12:18 p.m.
On June 15, Burgaw will host the 10th annual N.C. Blueberry Festival. My wife and I love taking our children every year. If you haven't been, you really should check it out. It seems to grow larger every year.
I'm also chairing the Blueberry Festival Recipe Contest again this year, and I'm looking forward to seeing how many contestants bring in their favorite blueberry-inspired dishes. We've got a few weeks, so if you haven't taken part in the past, now's your chance to share your favorite blueberry recipe.
You can find all of the rules and categories for the contest at www.ncBlueberryFestival.com. While you're online, check out my fan page on Facebook.
Blueberry COBBLER
6 cups of blueberries
1/3 cup of sugar
1/3 cup of brown sugar
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
3 tablespoons orange juice
¼ cup of all-purpose flour
1 teaspoons orange zest
1 teaspoon lime zest
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup fresh honey
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
2 ¼ cups Bisquick
¼ cup sugar
¼ cup brown sugar
½ stick of butter
½ cup milk
¼ cup cinnamon sugar
In a pan on medium heat, add blueberries, sugar, butter and orange juice. Once the mixture begins breaking down, add the remaining ingredients and turn heat to low while you make the crust.
Mix crust ingredients well, then add blueberry filling to a two-quart Dutch oven.
Pour a light coat of batter over the top of the filling. Put the lid on the pot and place it on a 350-to-400-degree grill. Place a few hot coals on top of the Dutch oven to make sure your crust gets nice and crisp.
Cook for 30 to 35 minutes, then remove and serve hot.
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