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By A aron
from Phoenix, AZ, United States
Comments about Maytag 18.5 Cu. Ft. Bottom Freezer Refrigerator - Stainless Steel w/Black Sides:
Nothing negative to report. The fridge has great space and works well for our small family.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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quiet running
By lauramm
from Bellingham, WA, United States
I bought my new refrigerator during a long hot spell and was very happy that it chilled down rapidly and preserved the food I moved into it from my non-functioning refrigerator. The operation is quiet with only a phase at intervals that sounds like mice tap dancing and is not intrusive. I am very pleased with my purchase and look forward to years of reliable service; after all it is a Maytag!
bottom freezer
By antjoane
from Rotterdam, NY, United States
My old fridge was so loud I couldnt sleep , This Maytag ,I don't even know it's running it's so quiet.
Maytag Bottom Freezer
By Frozen North
from Canada
I like the Refrigerator part, and having a bottom drawer freezer is handy, but the freezer drawer is sticky to open, and the stuff on the rack is hidden from view, making it more difficult to find items. The Refrigerator is slightly more noisy than our old one, but much more energy efficient.
Great Performance
By Mike2442
from Wisconsin, United States
I bought this 6 months ago and am happy with the performance of the refrigerator. There is ample space in the unit. The re-configurable shelving units and drawers make it easy to customize the inside. The movable storage on the door is easy to use for small items as well as large items up to a gallon of milk. The ice maker in the freezer works well and produces a large amount of ice that serves well for entertaining. Overall, great product, and I am hoping to see it last for a long time.
Happy with it.
By mgmgrand
from Edmonton, AB, Canada
Looks great so far. Hope it lasts for more than the average 7 years
Maytag-bottom freezer
By Carole turgeon
from Québec, QC, Canada
I bought it about one month ago and I like it So much...Wow
Great Spacious Unit
By Erikaem
from Vancouver Island BC
I have owned this for 2.5 months - I am impress with the amount of room there is. The bottom mount freezer is great! So much space! I highly recommend this fridge especially if you have limited room to place a fridge like myself.... it was a perfect fit!
By toobusy
from Portland, OR, United States
Love the stainless steel, quiet, easy to see inside, keeps everything fresh.
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By Wolf926
from Miami, FL, United States
Purchased this back in June. It seems well made but I did like my Amana that I had before. This one has a bottom freezer door that swings open and my other one pulled open with a sliding shelf so it was easier to get ice out. This refrigerator seems to run more but that could be just me listening for different sounds. The water for the ice maker is or seems louder than the other refrigerator we had. I miss the other drawer that I had on my old one but I am getting use to this set up and adjusting the shelves more to my liking. I prefer refigerators with bottom freezers since I have a bad back and seldom go in the freezer. I like my regualar foods arm reach. I have to buy a smaller refrigerator because of space and glad they still make this size. I am not that wild about the stainless but I couldn't get beige or biscuit in this model and I didn't want white or black. It is a refrigerator and keeps stuff cold so that is all that matters to me. I would recommend if someone has a small space and doesn't need a large refrigerator. It is perfect size for the two of us.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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The glorious blanket of roses draped over I'll Have Another's withers complimented his rich, red coat in the Kentucky Derby winner's circle. His connections reveled in their moment of exultation. This year's first leg of the Triple Crown consisted of firsts for horse and connections. I'll Have Another was the first horse in 23 years to win the Derby after crossing the wire first in the Santa Anita Derby. He became the first Derby horse to win from the 19th gate and was the first contender for his trainer Dough O'Neil and owner J. Paul Reddam. Mario Gutierrez, hailing from a small-time Canadian track, not only rode his first Derby aboard I'll Have Another.
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Three weeks before the Kentucky Derby, I'll Have Another breezed six furlongs at Hollywood Park. The following day, he experienced tightness in the lumbar portion of his back and was treated with shock wave therapy to aid in pain relief.
Shock wave therapy is relatively new to veterinary medicine and has been growing into a popular treatment for multiple ailments in athletic horses. Medical practitioners began using shock wave therapy to disintegrate kidney stones in their human patients in 1971. Fourteen later, experts began venturing into research on shock wave therapy's effect on bones.
In 1996, German veterinarians initially used shock wave therapy to treat lameness in a horse brought on by the ligament injury, suspensory desmitis (inflammation at the suspensory ligament's point of attachment to the bone). A horse with navicular pain and osteoarthritis in the hock became the first horse in the United States to be successfully treated with shock wave therapy in 1998.
Two rather dissimilar types of shock wave therapy can be administered. The less-intrusive radial shock wave therapy (RSWT) assists in the healing process of some muscoskeletal injuries. It uses less pressure and has shallow penetration through the muscles and soft tissues. Extracorpeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) seems to be the more frequently-used treatments of the two. ESWT is focused on a very precise, small area during treatment and provides deep penetration, producing an analgesic (pain-relieving) effect and significantly increasing the speed of healing.
Regulations prohibit horses to compete for a certain amount of days following treatment due to ESWT's analgesic influence. In North America, horses are not permitted to start anywhere from five to ten days depending on the state in which they compete, as every state has its own racing jurisdiction. However, British Racing Rules allow horses to run with treatment up until race day. Horses may be less sore after a treatment of shock wave therapy, but the injury still exists. Like phenylbutazone (commonly referred to as Bute – a drug horses are allowed to compete with in North America to a certain dosage), shock wave therapy in a sense masks the ailment and leaves the horse prone to injuring itself more severely. Precaution must be taken to ensure horses are not unknowingly put at risk, and experts advise a minimum of two day's rest following treatment before a horse returns to work.
ESWT is frequently used as a short-lived solution to back muscle pain, as we see with I'll Have Another. Shock wave therapy does not impact tissues between the surface and the site of treatment, and offers the best results when applied to ligaments – particularly where they attach to a bone. It is most commonly used to help resolve ligament issues including suspensory ligament inflammation. Shock wave therapy assists in the repair of tendon tears, as it improves fiber alignment as the tendon heals.
The anti-inflammatory effect produced by shock wave therapy interestingly lessens the quantity of pain-causing biochemicals. Treatment can not only enhance the formation of blood vessels, but also boost production of cellular bone morphogenic protein (BMP) influential in the bone's healing process. One study even showed that an increased volume of shock waves weakened the protective barriers of bacterial cells, consequently decreasing the amount of bacterial cells in the horse's system. According to Iowa State University's Dr. Scott McClure, DVM, and leading researcher of equine shock wave therapy, treatment increases the cell walls' absorption capabilities. (Trainer Magazine)
It can additionally be used on the dorsal sacral iliac ligaments. The sacral iliac joint is essential to a horse when coming out of the starting gates, as the energy accumulated when the horse shifts its weight to the hindlimbs travels down the back to this vital joint.
Shock wave therapy is costly and is administered via a box producing high-pressure, low frequency acoustic waves. This device is attached to a wand that is placed on the location requiring treatment. Shockwaves contain energy that is only released when they meet with tissue varying in thickness. When released from the shockwaves, the energy networks with tissue and generates natural curative systems. It also promotes osteoclasts – bone cells that help to reconstruct bones. One of the many benefits of shock wave therapy is the stimulation of blood flow, consequently reducing inflammation. Shock wave therapy must be administered with care, and should never be placed over cavities that hold gases such as the intestines and lungs.
Shock wave therapy is not the only entity that increases blood flow. Using light therapies stimulates endothelial light receptor cells to produce a greater volume of the nitric oxide generating enzyme, nitric oxide synthatase (NOS). Blood flow is promoted and surrounding nerves are affected when nitric oxide is released into the tissues. Nitric oxide is one of the multiple substances that can initiate the interruption of morphine receptors which results in pain relief. Many breeding farms use artificial lighting to arouse their mares' pituitary gland producing the hormone that initiates follicle development and brings mares into season. There is no healthier source of light than the sun, but it has been proven synthetic lighting can not only artificially induce spring, but also aid in the health and soundness of active racehorses.
Using Infa Red lighting, in conjunction with other technological aids, Aidan O'Brien of the training empire Ballydoyle won both the 1,000 and 2,000 Guineas last weekend with Homecoming Queen and Camelot respectively. It is believed some light receptors respond particularly to infa red energy. They react by increasing blood flow and removing heat from the area in focus. LED Infa red diode therapy is an effective treatment where a string of infa red diodes are directed at the afflicted area. Companies selling infa red diodes recommend positioning their product at points of acupuncture.
LED light therapy in particular has shown to be effective in the healing process of humans and animals. Navy members working on submarines are given LED light therapy to help heal injuries due to the lack of sunlight they are exposed to, causing injuries to heal slower. In one study, they healed over 50% faster than usual after treatment. LED light therapy promotes of DNA synthesis. DNA synthesis creates DNA for new cells and is also known as DNA replication because the original DNA strand multiplies into two in order to create another. Consequently, DNA synthesis stimulated by LED light helps to create new cells and hasten the healing process.
Cold laser therapy is an interesting treatment garnering positive results. Its recipients include the recent rags to riches star Blind Luck. The laser must be of the Class IV variety, as this type offers sufficient penetration through the tissues. The cold laser is supplied from a hand-held box and light is shined at the specific site of treatment for a short duration of time. Its particular light frequency stimulates adenosine triphosphate (ATP) which provides energy for the cells' energy-consuming activities, consequently raising the horse's cellular metabolism.
Niagara Equissage puts forth an array of products assisting in local blood circulation, reduced swelling, joint mobility, and lymphatic drainage. Likely their most popular item is the back pad sitting where the saddle is placed. The back pad sends forceful vibrations in three separate directions. The effects of the vibrations can be felt throughout the entire body and are scientifically proven to enhance the warm-up and cool-down process for racing and works. Various leading trainers around the globe such as Aidan O'Brien, Bill Mott, Dale Romans, and Freddie Head benefit from Niagara Equissage products. John Sherriffs' horses receive this treatment on race day and Michael Matz puts it to the task before and after his horses start. Top English trainer, Ed Dunlop, stated, "I love the Equissage system. Its vibrating action promotes relaxation, reducing pain and muscle spasms, and enhances muscle activity and healing. I use it regularly on all my racehorses."
The results clearly have a significant impact on a horse's racing career, as proven by one mare during a three month period. Her improvement was measured by workout times, race results, Beyer speed figures, and heart rate measurements. Though track conditions vary from day to day, this mare was nearly half of one second faster in a five furlong work with Niagara Equissage than without treatment. Her post-work recovery in these breezes after five minutes increased from 71% without treatment to 85.5% with treatment.
She finished a two mile gallop after Niagara Equissage one second faster than a previous gallop while her average pace was a remarkable six seconds quicker. Considering that one second equals five lengths, the difference is staggering. Her feet traveled per beat enlarged one foot with treatment while her average heart rate was notably lower, dropping from 207 bpm to 196 bpm. Her stride size and heart rate show the obvious positive impact Niagara Equissage had on her stride efficiency.
In her two starts without Niagara Equissage, she finished seventh and eighth with Beyer speed figures of 34 and 35 respectively. However, this changed in her two outings preceded by treatment twenty minutes before coming onto the track. She finished first in both starts, winning with Beyer speed figures of 50 and 49. Normally, I don't consider Beyer speed figures, but the differences in these ratings are tremendous.
As discussed earlier in my article, "MissionImpossible? Lasix and Conditioning", technology is paving a path towards a brighter and safer tomorrow for horse racing. Trainers and owners can get more out of their horses with not just heart rate monitoring and high-speed treadmills, but also the aforementioned therapies that enhance soundness and lead to a more efficient racehorse. Technology gave I'll Have Another the opportunity to be pain-free and in turn, be better prepared to give his strongest effort in the Kentucky Derby.

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On Friday, President Barack Obama signed the budget for 2014 withholding money for the required federal inspections from the Department of Agriculture for horse slaughter in the United States reported Manufacturing.net.
Federal inspections by the Department of Agriculture are required to ship horse meat interstate and overseas for human consumption.
Matt Bershadker, president and CEO of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals stated:
"This clear message from Washington echoes the opinions of an overwhelming number of Americans from coast to coast: horse slaughter is abhorrent and unacceptable."
What may have been another final blow to a New Mexico horse slaughter plant, Valley Meat Co., owned by Rick De Los Santos came on Friday as Judge Matthew Wilson of Santa Fe accepted State Attorney General Gary King's explanation that granting permission to open a horse slaughter plant in New Mexico would risk contamination and the environmental integrity. A preliminary injunction was granted to King on Friday effectively barring the beginning of horse slaughter in Roswell.
King stated:
" 'The State and its residents will suffer irreparable injury as a result of Valley Meat's imminent, self-declared violations' of the water quality and food acts."
Valley Meat Co, in Roswell has been facing an uphill battle for the last two years in their attempt to begin slaughtering horses in the United States despite 80% of the population against what has been called barbaric and inhumane.
During the year, 2012, over 158,000 horses were exported to Mexico and Canada for slaughter; their meat processed and sent overseas where horse flesh could yield $14 a pound.
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Lauryn Story's aka LA Story's Kandi Factory music video heated up BravoTv.com last week. In "You and Me", Lauryn delivered an impressive pop single, the first for the Kandi Factory 2013 season.
Kandi Burruss delivers an amazing song in "You and Me" for Story, who adopts the "LA Story" branding after her episode one win. Darian Wilkerson and Lauryn Story battled in the season premiere last week. And while the show was high on the cheesy factor, the music video is very strong. It remains unclear if the show will picked up for another season.
Kandi says of Lauryn "And Lauryn, she looked good, but, you know, we tried to give her a little bit more edge with her look because, you know, she looked so young before. We wanted to make her look a little bit closer to her age. So with that, of course, we wanted to give her high heels. But on show day."
Kandi was also impressed by Lauryn's work ethic. "That was not the best thing to do. But thank God, she's a professional. She just jumped up and kept moving like nothing even happened, nothing was wrong." She added "She kept singing, she sang her heart out, and I loved it." Click HERE to watch the music video.


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This Wednesday, at 6pm, we will tap two special beers from Boundary Bay that have been aged in Dry Fly Whiskey Barrels. Many months ago these two Washington Business's got together with an idea, age Washington Beer in Washington Whiskey Barrels, so they aged Cabin Fever and Imperial Oatmeal Stout in Washington Wheat Whiskey Barrels. Representatives from both Boundary Bay and Dry Fly will be on hand to answer all your questions. We are looking forward to this great evening, and hope that you are too.
Wednesday, March 21st, at 6pm we are hosting a Silver City Brewers night. We will be pouring 8 of their delicious beers, including Whoop Pass Double Ipa, Fat Woody Scotch, Old Scrooge Winter Bock and St Florian Ipa. There will be a brewery representative on to answer all of your questions.
Herbert's Ale, brewed every year in honor of Burt Grant a pioneer in the brewing industry was brewed by Diamond Knot this year. We are proud to host the release of this, hoppy, once a year beer on Thursday March 22nd at 6pm. We hope you come out and show your support. This beer is usually on Cask at the Cask Festival, come and try it here first.
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This Authentic Chanel Black Patent Leather Reissue Chocolate Bar Stitched Bag is in nearly pristine condition with no significant signs of prior ownership. An updated version of the classic flap, it has a mademoiselle twist lock and bijoux style chain strap.
Durable black patent leather is stitched in chocolate bar square pattern. Matte liver mademoiselle twist lock secures the front flap. Bijoux style chain strap may be worn single or double. Black fabric interior has one side zippered pocket. Intact hologram and dust bag included.
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SANCTUARY CHOIRDescription: The Sanctuary Choir is currently a group of approximately 25-30 singers, teenage on up. The choir sings nearly every Sunday morning during the school year as well as several times in the summer.
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In this follow-up to the groundbreaking 2009 study, Degrees of Equality, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation has studied the national picture of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender workers' experiences of inclusion on the job as contrasting with the perceptions of their non-LGBT coworkers on issues. The study reveals that despite a changing social and legal landscape for LGBT people, still over half (53%) of LGBT workers nationwide hide who they are at work.
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Let them eat bread: Bakeries threaten strike in Lebanon
Bakeries in Lebanon will go on strike on Feb. 20 if the government fails to increase quantities of subsidized wheat flour, the association said at a news conference Wednesday.
"There is a shortage of wheat flour, particularly after the number of Syrian refugees increased rapidly," a statement said. "We will be forced to stop working if the quantities of subsidized flour are not increased by the Economy Ministry," the statement added.
In December, the Cabinet decided to maintain subsidies on wheat flour intended for bread production until the end of February.
The Cabinet said it would be forming a committee tasked with reassessing the subsidies.
The Bakeries Association has previously said that subsidized bread was being smuggled to Syria, warning that Lebanon could face a bread shortage if the government fails to increase quantities of subsidized wheat flour.
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Independent Bank's Standale team recently presented an AmTryke® therapeutic tricycle to a young rider named Elida. The office raised money for the bike by sponsoring special Jeans Days for associates. Elida and her parents were so excited to see her new bike!
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Dvd Release Date: 2000-07-18
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Duration: 1hr 28min
Scottish hairdresser Crawford Mackenzie Glasgow's finest, has come to compete in a land where fashion is queen and the perfect do will make you king. The World Freestyle Hairdressing Championship is soon to take place in Los Angeles and Crawford has received what he thinks is an invitation to compete for the prestigious Platinum Scissors Award. So, jubilantly and proudly he heads west, scissors and comb in hand and a British documentary crew in tow. After arriving in sunny Southern California, the plucky Scot finds that he was invited by W.H.I.F. (World International Hairdressing Federation) merely as a guest to observe the competition. W.H.I.F., trying to make up for the misunderstanding, offers Crawford a front-row seat, but the hairdresser will not be assuaged; in finest Scottish tradition, it's either place in the competition or go down cutting, moussing and blowing dry.
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- 4 pounds potatoes, peeled and sliced (about 5 large potaotes)
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1-1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1-1/4 cups shredded reduced-fat cheddar cheese, divided
- 3 ounces reduced-fat Swiss cheese slices, finely chopped (3/4 cup), divided
- 2 medium onions, finely chopped
- 1-1/2 cups 2% milk
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- Place a third of the potatoes in a shallow 3-qt. baking dish coated with cooking spray. In a small bowl, combine the flour, salt and pepper; sprinkle half over potatoes. Sprinkle with 1/4 cup of each cheese and half of the onions. Repeat layers. Top with remaining potatoes. Pour milk over all.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 50-60 minutes or until potatoes are nearly tender. Sprinkle with remaining cheeses. Bake, uncovered, 10 minutes longer or until cheese is melted and potatoes are tender. Sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 8 servings.
Reviews for Cheesy Scalloped Potatoes
"I don't understand how anyone gave this recipe 5 stars. It was basically a pan of potatoes in milk. I assume that the flour, milk and cheese are supposed to come together to form a sauce - that never happened. The potatoes tasted fine, but they are NOT scalloped potatoes. I think you are supposed to make the cheese sauce separately and pour it over the sliced potatoes. I will try again using a different recipe."
"easy and really taste good"
"I used Youkon Gold potatoes, sliced thin. I also added garlic powder. Next time I will also add Italin seasoning. It turned out great."
"I thought this recipe was really lacking something. I made it for Easter dinner based on the reviews and was disappointed. Guests didn't complain but didn't get rave reviews either."
"CHRISTmas Eve Dinner, 2011. Basic recipe followed, but with some changes. Very nice, but found Yukon Gold Potatoes are not a good choice for baking in a casserole, never softened like as done and I baked almost two hours. Yukon Golds fantastic for mashed pots ... yum ... Merry CHRISTmas .. !"


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James Lehman
Learning Design & Technology
Associate Dean for Faculty Development
Integration of personal computers in education particularly in the sciences; interactive multimedia design; computer-mediated distance education.
|Purdue University, 1979, Science Education
|Purdue University, 1975, Biology
|Purdue University, 1973, Biology
Selected Publications
- Newby, T.J., Stepich, D.A., Lehman, J.D., Russell, J.D., & Ottenbriet-Leftwich, A. (2011). Educational technology for teaching and learning, 4th ed. Boston, MA: Allyn & Bacon/Pearson Education Inc.
- Capobianco, B. M. & Lehman, J. D. (2010). Fostering educational technology integration in science teacher education: Issues of teacher identity development. In J. Yamamoto, J. C. Kush, R. Lombard, & C. J. Hertzog (Eds.), Technology implementation and teacher education: Reflective models. Hershey, PA: IGI Global.
- Lehman, J.D., George, M., Buchanan, P., & Rush, M. (2006). Preparing teachers to use problem-centered, inquiry based science: Lessons from a four-year professional development project. Interdisciplinary Journal of Problem-Based Learning, 1(1), 76-99.
- Capobianco, B.M., & Lehman, J.D. (2006). Integrating technology to foster inquiry in an elementary science methods course: A case study of one teacher educator's initiatives in a PT3 project. Journal of Computers in Mathematics and Science Teaching, 25(2), 123-146.
- Lehman, J.D., Richardson, J., Malewski, E. & Phillion, J. (2005). Technology connections in teacher education: Lessons from faculty development, electronic portfolios, and virtual field experiences involving distant locations. In S. Rhine & M. Bailey (Eds.), Integrated technologies, innovative learning: Insights from the PT3 program (pp. 129-141), Eugene, OR: International Societiy for Technology in Education.
- Phillion, J., Johnson, T., & Lehman, J.D. (2003-2004). Using distance education technologies to enhance teacher education through linkages with K-12 schools. Journal of Computing in Teacher Education, 20(2), 63-70.
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As more and more retirees move to Panama City Beach, they need larger facilities to accommodate their unique situations.
Those seniors have now received a new center that will meet those needs for many years to come.
The Oatfield Center is the latest addition to the Panama City Beach Senior Center complex at the corner of Lyndell Lane and Middle Beach Road. When it opens to the public in a few weeks it will offer more activities for both visiting and local seniors.
Lilly Oatfield is a member of the committee that drew up the plans, "We have line dancing for seniors. We have yoga we will have a woodworking shop in there. We will have bridge and we are building up to a senior day out program."
The Oatfiled Center is named after Lilly's husband John. He was instrumental in getting the new addition off-the-ground.
"My husband was again drawing up plans for this space here. Mayor Sullivan was meeting with us on the financial committee to expand this because what people must realize is that this area just draws retirees."
It took the Senior Center nearly seven years to get to this day. Then community leaders could cut the ribbon on the new 8,100 square foot facility. Many of the seniors who use the center helped the city of Panama City Beach raise the money.
Besides the city, Lilly Oatfield says there was the help of some key players.
"The biggest backer behind everything is Charlie Hilton; St. Joe's Foundation is the next biggest backer. The next biggest ones are Bob Blackerby and Earl Durden."
Membership fees are kept to a minimum, so the seniors can enjoy all the activities the center has to offer.


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Ideally I'd like something like proftpds ability to do this
DefaultRoot /var/www/whatever/userone/ user1
DefaultRoot /home/directory/whatever/ user2
It's important that this be for virtual users.
Yes, it's possible, see my post here:
vsftpd - local_root=/var/www/sites/$USER doesn't get interpreted?
You need to use the per-user config files in order to specify a unique chroot location for them. In your case the per-user config "local_root" will be varying values outside of /var/www/sites/ as required.
This can be done very easily with PAM.
If your disto doesn't come with PAM, then you'll need to grab a copy, as vsftpd uses PAM for authentication of virtual users.
There is a debian package for pam_pwdfile already available, alternatively, download and compile it, if your copy of linux doesn't come with it already:
First, create a password file for the first user:
And then:
Next you need to edit the vsftpd configuration file /etc/vsftpd.conf
Finally you need to configure PAM to use the password file, so edit /etc/pam.d/vsftpd
Don't forget to restart vsftpd, and that's pretty much it!


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Scrabble word: BOOTH
In which Scrabble dictionary does BOOTH exist?
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Definitions of BOOTH in dictionaries:
- noun - a table (in a restaurant or bar) surrounded by two high-backed benches
- noun - small area set off by walls for special use
- noun - United States actor and assassin of President Lincoln (1838-1865)
- noun - a small shop at a fair
- A small, often enclosed compartment, usually accommodating only one person: a voting booth; a projection booth.
- A small enclosed compartment with a window, used to separate the occupant from others: a ticket booth.
- A seating area in a restaurant that has a table and seats whose high backs serve as partitions.
- A small stall or stand for the display and sale of goods.
- noun - a small enclosure
There are 5 letters in BOOTH: B H O O T
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All anagrams that could be made from letters of word BOOTH plus a wildcard: BOOTH?
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Her Red Shoes: Redux The Celebration of Returning to the Dance
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Her Red Shoes: Redux is the second volume in the Her Red Shoes series. It focuses on the joy and happiness that comes when one recovers from abuse. Set in the dancer's world, the red shoes are photographed with dancers in studio. the portrait is black and white except for the red shoes. The message of the book is that one can return to the dance of life, even after tremendous hurt.
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Feb. 25, 2012
Marcus Nilsson highlighted the men's track and field team on the final day of the MPSF Championships in Seattle, WA as the Swedish sophomore won the conference crown in the heptathlon.
Nilsson tallied seven lifetime-best marks throughout the two days of competition, including two event wins on Saturday. He started the day with the third-fastest time in the 60m hurdles (8.43) and then posted wins in the pole vault (15-9) and 1000m (2:33.99) to score 5700 points. That mark ranks him 14th in the NCAA this season and puts him in good position to make the NCAA Championships, held March 9-10 in Nampa, ID.
Also on Saturday in Seattle, Jamal Alston finished fifth in the 60m as he equaled his lifetime-best mark (6.83). Pete Lauderdale was 17th in the 400m (49.28). Jonathan Simmons placed 15th in the 800m (1:52.70, season-best), while Sam DeMello was 18th (1:53.31).
In the 3000m, Kent Morikawa led the way, finishing 13th in a time of 8:09.50. Philip MacQuitty was 20th in the mile (4:13.36).
In field event action, Dillon Stucky placed fifth in the triple jump (50-00.50), while Mark Weber threw a season-best of 55-6.50 in the shot put to place seventh.


text: Close Bernard Hopkins Through The Years 0 0 0 More 0 0 0 View Gallery Next Previous Next Al Tielemans/SI Bernard Hopkins The panoramic life of Bernard Hopkins -- the rough-and-tumble upbringing in North Philadelphia's Badlands, the 53-month stint in Graterford State Prison for armed robbery, the rise from fistic anonymity to the middleweight championship, the division-record 20 title defenses, the seven-figure purses and improbable Hall of Fame pedigree -- has featured more twists and turns than a Dickens novel. Here's a look at some of the most memorable shots from his 24-year career. 1|42 John Iacono/SI May 22, 1993 "The Executioner" lost his pro debut to Clinton Mitchell in 1988 -- joining the likes of Alexis Arguello, Henry Armstrong, Billy Conn and Juan Manuel Marquez as Hall of Fame-caliber fighters who lost their first pro fight -- but ran off a string of 22 straight victories to earn a shot at the vacant IBF middleweight title against Roy Jones Jr., on the undercard of the Riddick Bowe-Jesse Ferguson fight at RFK Stadium. 2|42 George Tiedemann/SI May 22, 1993 Hopkins lost a unanimous decision to Jones in a boring fight that saw the two nascent talents spend most of the night shadowboxing around one another. 3|42 AP March 16, 1996 Shortly after winning the IBF middleweight championship from Segundo Mercato (after Jones had abandoned the division and vacated the title), Hopkins defended it against Michigan's Joe Lipsey on the undercard of Mike Tyson-Frank Bruno II in Las Vegas. 4|42 AP January 31, 1998 Hopkins retained the IBF title yet again with a sixth-round TKO of Simon Brown at the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City. 5|42 AP January 31, 1998 The Brown victory, Hopkins' seventh middleweight title defense, improved the Philadelphian's record to 34-2-1. 6|42 AP January 20, 1999 In 1999, Hopkins appeared during the first day of the national hearings on boxing reform, chaired by New York Attorney General Elliot Spitzer. 7|42 Al Tielemans/SI November 30, 1999 Bouie Fisher (right), who passed away in June at 83, was the Philadelphia trainer credited with harnessing Hopkins' talent. 8|42 Al Tielemans/SI November 30, 1999 At the turn of the millennium, Hopkins -- still just the IBF titleholder -- began to consider unification of the middleweight championship. 9|42 AP December 1, 2000 Hopkins was extended to 10 rounds in his 12th middleweight title defense, a rematch with Antwun Echols in Las Vegas. 10|42 AP December 1, 2000 Hopkins scored an emphatic TKO victory over Echols, setting the stage for Don King's middleweight unification tournament. 11|42 John Iacono/SI April 14, 2001 In the semifinals of a four-man tournament to crown an undisputed middleweight champion, Hopkins bruised and battered Keith Holmes at Madison Square Garden. 12|42 John Iacono/SI April 14, 2001 The victory over Holmes set the stage for the biggest fight of Hopkins' career to that point: a showdown with Felix Trinidad for the undisputed middleweight title. 13|42 Manny Millan/SI September 29, 2001 Entering the Trinidad fight, Hopkins was an underdog for the first time in years. Naturally, he placed a $100,000 bet on himself to win outright. 14|42 Manny Millan/SI September 29, 2001 Hopkins dominated Trinidad in a breakthrough performance, applying pressure in the later rounds and trying for the knockout despite a lead on the scorecards. 15|42 John Iacono/SI September 29, 2001 Shortly after a dramatic 12th-round knockout, referee Steve Smoger put a stop to the fight, marking the first loss of Trinidad's career. 16|42 Manny Millan/SI October 1, 2001 With the victory, Hopkins became the first undisputed middleweight champion since Marvin Hagler in 1987. 17|42 AP February 2, 2002 Hopkins made the 14th consecutive defense of his middleweight title with a 10th-round TKO of Carl Daniels at the Sovereign Center in Reading, Pa. 18|42 AP March 26, 2003 Hopkins returned to Philadelphia for his 16th title defense against France's Morrade Hakkar at the since-demolished Spectrum. David Tua (right) met Hasim Rahman in the co-feature bout. 19|42 AP March 29, 2003 Hopkins dominated Hakkar before a hometown crowd for yet another successful defense of the 160-pound title. 20|42 AP December 13, 2003 Title defense No. 17: Hopkins outpointed William Joppy in decisive fashion at Atlantic City's Boardwalk Hall 21|42 AP September 23, 2004 Hopkins took some time to do a little stumping for Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry during the last days before the 2004 election. 22|42 AP June 29, 2004 Next for Hopkins was a highly publicized showdown with Oscar De La Hoya, who was moving up to middleweight. It marked the most lucrative fight of Hopkins' career. 23|42 John Iacono/SI September 18, 2004 Hopkins dominated the early rounds with shrewd counterpunching and defensive savvy, frustrating the overwhelmed De La Hoya. 24|42 AP September 18, 2004 Hopkins won the fight with a vicious body shot that sent De La Hoya crashing to the canvas in the ninth. "Chopped liver with Hopkins sauce," he called it. 25|42 AP October 9, 2004 Following the De La Hoya knockout, the city of Philadelphia threw Hopkins a victory parade in his honor. 26|42 AP October 9, 2004 A Philadelphia institution, Hopkins has been called the city's fifth sports franchise. 27|42 AP April 25, 2005 Hopkins attended the dedication of a 45-by-20-foot mural of himself made by the prisoners at Graterford, where he served time as a young adult and learned the discipline necessary to be a top-flight boxer. 28|42 Walter Iooss Jr./SI March 21, 2005 One month before this 2005 portrait shoot with Walter Iooss Jr., Hopkins made his division-record 20th consecutive middleweight title defense against Howard Eastman. 29|42 John W. McDonough/SI July 16, 2005 Jermain Taylor (right) became the first opponent to defeat Hopkins in more than 10 years, winning a pair of razor-thin decisions in 2005. 30|42 AP June 10, 2006 Following the two disputed losses to Taylor, Hopkins jumped two weight divisions to face Ring light heavyweight champion Antonio Tarver. A 3-to-1 underdog, Hopkins won a lopsided unanimous decision. 31|42 AP June 21, 2007 Hopkins paired up with legendary trainer Freddie Roach for a 2007 fight with pound-for-pounder Winky Wright. 32|42 AP July 21, 2007 Hopkins, 42, won an easy unanimous decision over Wright to retain the Ring 175-pound title at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino. 33|42 AP March 19, 2008 Hopkins teamed with Roach again for a light heavyweight unification bout with Joe Calzaghe. Hopkins knocked the unbeaten Welshman down in the opening round, but Calzaghe rallied to win a narrow decision. 34|42 March 19, 2008 Hopkins, shown here during a break in training in Los Angeles, was already 43 on the night of the Calzaghe fight. 35|42 Icon SMI October 18, 2008 Hopkins was a 4-to-1 underdog against middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik in a non-title fight at a catchweight of 170 pounds. But the crafty veteran boxed circles around the hard-hitting youngster to earn a one-sided unanimous decision. 36|42 AP January 30, 2009 An avid sports fan and caller into Philadelphia sports talk radio shows (ask Donovan McNabb), Hopkins makes semi-regular appearances at local events like 610 WIP's annual Wing Bowl. 37|42 AP November 7, 2009 Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Ray Emery paid tribute to Hopkins with his helmet during a 2009 game against the St. Louis Blues. 38|42 AP April 3, 2010 Hopkins finally avenged his 1993 loss to Roy Jones Jr., more than 17 years after their initial meeting. The 45-year-old Hopkins easily outpointed the 41-year-old Jones in a foul-filled mess of a fight. 39|42 Mathieu Belanger/Reuters December 18, 2010 The future Hall of Famer looked to write yet another piece of boxing history against WBC and Ring light heavyweight champion Jean Pascal, who was five years old when Hopkins turned pro. But his bid to become the oldest major world champion was denied in a controversial majority draw. One judge scored it 114-112 for Hopkins but the other two had it 113-113 and 114-114. 40|42 Rogerio Barbosa/AFP/Getty Images May 21, 2011 Hopkins avenged the controversial draw at Montreal's Bell Centre with a unanimous-decision victory over Pascal in their rematch to become the oldest major world champion in boxing history at 46. 41|42 AP June 1, 2011 Hopkins was honored by Philadelphia mayor Michael Nutter for winning the WBC light heavyweight championship in a well-attended ceremony at the Rocky statue at the foot of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. 42|42 Next up More Sports Welcome to yet another installment of Did You See That? , the photo gallery that can leave you pop-eyed. And judging by the look of this poor sod, the water in that there pool must have been cold. 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Bonanzle Presents Live Forum Event
Tonight Bonanzle will be hosting its first live forum event,
Heart to Heart: Secrets of the Valentine, a Forum Event
The interactive forum event will take place this evening, February 4th, from 8pm ESt to 9pm EST
Hosted by Arlene, Bonanzle Bargaineer Newsletter Editor, the event features Nancy Rosin,
president of the National Valentine Collectors Association.
Nancy Rosin boasts an impressive resume including: vice-president of The Ephemera Society of America.
authoring five books, producing a documentary on Valentines,
guest starring on A&E's "Incurable Collector" and the "Martha Stewart Living" TV show,
and yes, Nancy is a new Bonanzler.
The actual interactive discussion will take place in the Bonanzle forums, specifically in this
forum thread and promises to answer such questions as:
Why do we celebrate Valentine's Day, and what the heck is a Vinegar Valentine? What does it mean to send white roses instead of red? Is my old, written-on Valentine worth anything? And More.


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Oregon OSHA - 350 Winter Street NE Room 430 - Salem, Oregon 97301-3882
Pulp and paper industry holds safety and health conference
17th annual meeting promotes safer futures
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Oregon OSHA, a division of the Department of Consumer & Business Services, enforces the states workplace safety and health rules and works to improve workplace safety and health for all Oregon workers. For more information, go to www.orosha.org.
The Department of Consumer and Business Services is Oregons largest business
regulatory and consumer protection agency. For more information, visit www.dcbs.oregon.gov.


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The City Archaeology Lab contains the office of the City Archaeologist, the Archaeology Classroom, the Processing Lab, and the Curation Facility.
The Lab holds thousands of boxes containing the collections from 39 archaeological surveys excavated in the City of Boston. The Lab is also where all artifact processing occurs and report preparation is conducted. All archaeological digs end with a final report that publishes the results of the dig.


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Welcome to the all new Sleep When You're Dead blog and online store!
SWYD boat parties
With last years SWYD boat parties being so successful we are hitting the shores of Ibiza again this year harder than ever. Find out more about future boat parties here…
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The SWYD blog is rocking! Check out what I've been up to, see photos and get the chance to win prizes including official SWYD product, SWYD boat party tickets, more…
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Check out all the latest SWYD product and get yourself ready for the summer of 2013! Sunglasses, Tees and wrist bands are all available now! Skateboards coming soon…
Pritchard VS Dainton
The battle continues, me and Daint are still up to our regular antics and will be touring the U.K throughout 2013. To find out more about the PvsD 2013 tour click here…
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Party people! Get ready for the second season of the SWYD boat parties.
Our boat parties are all about having a laugh, none of this poncey shit and taking yourself seriously. Let your fucking hair down dress up in fancy dress and dance your fucking pants off from beginning to end!
This year we have more DJ's, more boats, more everything.
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After finding a pile of gorgeous vintage windows on the side of the road recently, April has been sharing all the ways she's repurposing those windows at House by Hoff. (I featured one of those transformations here.) Her latest window project is perfect for a summertime vignette.
The window April chose to work on this time was already covered in the prettiest shade of blue, chippy paint. She cleaned it gently to preserve as much of that paint as possible, then sealed it carefully. The panes of this window were intact, so April layered them with latex paint and then chalkboard paint, creating a chalkboard window! Adding a summery quote and a beachy garland were all it took to complete the look. I've got to find myself some old windows!
Get all the details on this project at House by Hoff.


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Mindy Kaling Admits Loving Praise (and Wearing Spanx) at Beverly Hills Event
Originally posted 12/07/2012 06:45AM
Mindy Kaling is one confident lady!
The poised star of The Mindy Project looked pretty in pink on Wednesday as she stood in front a huge room full of people and admitted, "I love praise."
Conducting the opening statements at The Hollywood Reporter's annual Women in Entertainment breakfast, which honored Diane Keaton, Kaling said praising the Academy Award-winning actress "is enjoyable because she is so self-deprecating. She literally invented the art of gracefully deflecting praise. I could learn something from her."
Aaron Paul & Fiancée Mellow Out in San Francisco
Originally posted 11/07/2012 06:00AM
Aaron Paul and his fiancée Lauren Parsekian snuck away for some alone time at the Clift Hotel in San Francisco recently.
The couple arrived at the Redwood Room – the hotel's romantic bar – and spent about an hour relaxing, ordering up a cheese plate that featured a variety of gourmet cheeses.
"It was just the two of them, quietly playing cards. Maybe Gin Rummy," an onlooker tells PEOPLE. "They seemed relaxed and happy. They were having a mellow evening."
Even though Paul has starred in Breaking Bad for five seasons (and won two Emmys!), the casually dressed pair went "unnoticed by fellow guests," the source adds. "They were in laid-back San Francisco style."
San Fran bound w batman aka @aaronpaul_8 twitter.com/Laurencorinne8…— Lauren Parsekian (@Laurencorinne8) November 2, 2012
– Dahvi Shira
Ashley Greene's Latest Lunch Date? Her Dogs!
Originally posted 10/19/2012 06:00AM
Lucky dogs!
Ashley Greene treated two of her besties – pups Marlo and Theo – to lunch in Santa Monica, Calif., keeping them close while she dined at Catch Restaurant in the Hotel Casa del Mar.
Greene, there with a guy friend, was dressed casually in a tan tank top, jean shorts and navy Tory Burch flats, and kept a low profile as she ate. Throughout the meal, the Twilight star "doted on her pups, talking and playing with them," an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
Wonder if she took a doggie bag?
– Melody Chiu
Game of Thrones Stars 'Work Up a Sweat' in Beverly Hills
Originally posted 09/25/2012 06:00AM
Winter is coming!
Game of Thrones stars Peter Dinklage and Richard Madden kicked off the Emmys with a work out in Beverly Hills on Sunday morning.
Hours before the big awards show, the pair, who play prominent members of dueling families on HBO's hit fantasy drama, were spotted at the fitness center at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills.
Dinklage, who earned a nomination for his role as Tyrion Lannister, jogged on the treadmill as Madden, who plays King in the North Robb Stark lifted weights.
"Richard was really working up a sweat!" an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
While Dinklage didn't take home an award, Game of Thrones did win Emmys for outstanding sound editing for a series, outstanding sound mixing for a comedy or drama series, outstanding special visual effects, outstanding art direction for a single-camera series, outstanding costumes for a series and outstanding makeup (non-prosthetic) for a single-camera series.
Kristen Stewart & Jennifer Lawrence Act 'Like Old Pals' in Toronto
Originally posted 09/09/2012 11:30AM
Kristen meets Katniss!
Kristen Stewart and Jennifer Lawrence hung out during the Toronto Film Festival on Saturday, where the actresses were at the Hotel Intercontinental promoting On the Road and Silver Linings Playbook, respectively.
"After being introduced, Kristen and Jennifer were soon chatting like old pals," a source tells PEOPLE.
"They were so excited to meet each other," the source says. The duo was joined by Bradley Cooper, Lawrence's costar in Silver Linings Playbook.
Scott Disick Parties with the Pussycat Dolls
Originally posted 09/04/2012 08:30AM
Keeping Up with the ... Pussycat Dolls?
Scott Disick hosted a Labor Day soiree at the Pussycat Dolls Dollhouse at the Keating Hotel in San Diego on Saturday night.
Dressed in a custom Astor & Black suit, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star arrived in style in a Mercedes Maybach.
Sipping on Bud Light, the reality star "appeared relaxed as he chatted with friends and posed for photos with fans," an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
Pippa Middleton Visits New York City & the Hamptons
Originally posted 09/03/2012 12:30PM
Pippa Middleton hits the Hamptons!
The royal sibling was spotted enjoying the last weekend of the summer in New York.
On Saturday, Middleton and two friends went straight from their midtown hotel to the Meatpacking District seafood hotspot Catch. There the trio snacked on Chef Hung Huynh's rice cakes, crispy shrimp, salmon carpaccio, scallop dumplings and sushi, including the Catch roll and the hellfire roll.
Then, it was off to the Hamptons. Middleton boarded a sea plane and flew from New York City to Shelter Island.
From Our Readers: Nick Cannon Passes Fan Mail to Mariah
Originally posted 08/30/2012 06:00AM
— jessica royan (@jessicaroyan) August 28, 2012
@peoplemag #CITA meeting nick cannon in Calgary, Alberta. passing on a card for his wife Mariah Carey. twitter.com/jessicaroyan/s…
Nick Cannon is fan-tastic!
@JessicaRoyan met the America's Got Talent host after he performed at The Laugh Shop at Hotel Blackfoot in Calgary, Canada, earlier this month.
After the show, Royan, who wore a top that read Mariah, met Cannon and passed on a card for his wife of four years.
"[He was] so kind! He said he would pass along my card to Mariah and took some time to get some photos," says Royan. "So so nice!"
Royan, who works to raise awareness about organ donation, and Cannon, who has suffered from a lupus-like autoimmune disease in the past, share a common ground in educating others about their respective causes.
"He shared about his kidney issues at the show ... I shared my project about organ donation in my card!"
– Maggie Coughlan
Serena Williams's Shopping Grand Slam in New York
Originally posted 08/30/2012 06:00AM
When it comes to tennis – and fashion! – Serena Williams knows how to serve.
The 30-year-old tennis champion is in New York for the U.S. Open and when she isn't competing on the court, she's been shopping!
The gold medalist was spotted at the MCM Shops at the Plaza Hotel on Monday.
"She purchased three classic MCM Cognac Visetos bags," an onlooker tells PEOPLE. "Including the flight bag, shopper and drawstring."
– Maggie Coughlan
Jennifer Aniston & Justin Theroux Share Cozy Dinner with Courteney Cox
Originally posted 08/29/2012 06:00PM
If you wanna be my lover, you gotta get with my Friends!
Jennifer Aniston and fiancé Justin Theroux stepped out for a cozy dinner with Courteney Cox at the Sunset Tower Hotel's Tower Bar on Monday.
"Jennifer looked adorable!" an onlooker tells PEOPLE. "She looked so pulled together and very chic. She was dressed casually, but in heels."
Aniston recently returned to L.A. during a break from filming We're the Millers in North Carolina with Jason Sudeikis.
"They were very calm and carrying on a regular dinner conversation," the source adds. "Jennifer had a big smile on her face. She and Justin both looked very happy."
It was the first time Aniston and Theroux have been seen out together since their Aug. 12 engagement.
The Sunset Tower holds fond memories for the couple. It's where Aniston and Theroux were first spotted out together publicly when they shared a three-hour casual dinner back in May 2011.
After dinner, the trio greeted designer Tom Ford, seated at a nearby table with Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson – who double dated with Aniston and Theroux last April – and several others. Ford was celebrating his 51st birthday.
– Paul Chi
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With a festive crowd numbering over 1,000, Loyes Promotions presented "Casta de Campeones (Champion's Fury)", their second fight night in as many months, at Tijuana, Mexico's Municipal Auditorium. After the assembled audience enjoyed the triumphant victory of the Mexican National soccer team over Costa Rica by a score of 3-0 on a large screen, they settled down and enjoyed nine bouts which featured up-and-coming local talent.
In the main event, crowd favorite David De La Mora (18-0, 12 KOs) remained unbeaten, but only after surviving an early knockdown at the hands of, arguably, the toughest challenge of his career in Luis "Chapito" Valdez (12-4-1, 5 KOS) of Los Mochis, Mex.
In the first, De La Mora established his quicker hands early on as he baited his time and then unleashed a flurry of quick punches that landed on his opponent with bad intentions. "Chapito" proved no slouch, as he was not afraid to exchange leather with "Morita" even though the bombs were coming in hard and often. His strategy proved to be fruitful as Valdez landed a looping over hand right near the end of the round to drop De La Mora in the neutral corner. De La Mora looked more embarrassed than hurt since he had to pull himself up in front of his home crowd to easily beat the count.
Both fighters started the second tentatively as they had tasted each other's fire power in the first. As De La Mora was taking on the role of the aggressor to make up for the lost point in the first, Valdez was trying to time "Morita" and catch him as he was coming in with a straight right hand that proved successful a couple of times in the round. The round soon took a pattern of both fighters circling around the center of the ring and suddenly unleashing 3-4 punch combinations, usually at the same time which whipped the pro-"Morita" crowd into a frenzy.
De La Mora who fights out of the CREA Gym, began to develop a small mouse under his left eye as he kept up the pressure on Valdez. De La Mora seemed to get more confident as the seconds ticked away in the round as he began to turn his punches better and with more power. Valdez was not to be undone as he kept right up with De La Mora releasing his own set combos in quick, short spurts.
Early in the fourth, De La Mora scored with a right hook that dropped Valdez to his knees. As he began to get to his feet, he complained of a rabbit punch to referee Juan Jose Ramirez but the official continued with his count. Valdez beat it, but appeared upset, deciding to take it out on De La Mora as he trapped his opponent against the neutral corner to unleash a flurry of punches. De La Mora reacted in kind but with much straighter punches that got there quicker. De La Mora began to damage Valdez.
The action continued in the fifth as both began to throw and land big punches as they took turns getting trapped in a neutral corner. De La Mora suffered from a cut over his right eye that was difficult to determine if it was from a cut or a butt. Sensing that he was beginning to be worse for wear with the mouse growing under his left eye and the cut over his right, De La Mora turned up the heat in the sixth and promptly dropped Valdez again with a straight right hand. Valdez beat the count but only to go down again from a left hook to the body. This time, Valdez was not able to beat the count.
Official time was 1:09 of the sixth round.
Leyva takes out Soriano
Former IBF minimumweight champion now fighting at bantamweight, Roberto "Mako" Leyva dispatched Omar Soriano of Agua Prieta, MX, in the third round of a scheduled eight semi-main event. The first began with good give-and-take from both fighters as it only took about thirty seconds of study for each one to try to impose their will on their rival.
Both fighters used the same strategy of walking down their opponent and trapping him against the ropes and then unleashing a barrage of punches but by the second round, Leyva changed his tune as he began to put together a string of combinations which started to make an effect on Soriano.
Soriano's only defense was his offense as he tried to slow down Leyva's measured attack with wild, swinging punches in hopes of catching Leyva by surprise. The one that got caught was by surprise was Soriano as early in the third round the southpaw Leyva landed a hard left hook to the mouth of the stomach that forced Soriano to take a quick knee. Soriano beat the count but only to be welcomed back into the action with another left but this time to the chin that staggered Soriano. Leyva followed it up again with another left hook to the mid section that hurt Soriano and prompting referee Guillermo Ayon to waive off the bout.
Official time was 2:30 of the third round.
With the win, Leyva sees his record go to 26-9-1 with an impressive 21 KOs while Soriano drops to 18-13-1, 11 KOs.
Mendoza battles it out with Aguilar
In an all-out war, Tijuana, MX's Javier "Cobrita" Mendoza (10-1-1, 7 KOs) destroyed a tough Francisco Aguilar (6-4, 6 KOs) in the fifth round of a scheduled six.
After having trouble with the activity from Aguilar in the first, jr. flyweight buckled down in the second and began to get inside of his taller opponent and attack the body. The hard hitting Aguilar kept going after Mendoza, landing same straight right hands and hooks to both the body and head of the southpaw "Cobrita" but Mendoza was not deterred as he continued assaulting the body with hard punches from every angle.
The work paid dividends in the fourth as a right hook to the side of the torso sent Aguilar down. Aguilar beat the count only to be beaten until the end of the round hard shots to the mid section. Aguilar did not seem as he was going to answer the bell for the fifth as he stayed on his stool until referee Juan Jose Ramirez got to the count of seven, but the game Aguilar stood and went after Mendoza in one last try to salvage a win but Mendoza was not having it as he scored with another right hook to the body that this time Aguilar was not able to recuperate from. Official time was 1:08 of the fifth round.
Prelim results
In a quick 1:18 outing, Alejandro "Mantequitas" Rubio, nephew of multi-time world champion Manuel "Mantecas" Medina, dropped Martin Valdez twice with laser sharp straight right hands in the first of a scheduled six super featherweight rounds with Valdez not getting to his feet before referee Guillermo Ayon reached the count of ten. With the win, Rubio of Tijuana, MX, stays unbeaten with nine wins and scores his 5th KO while Valdez also of Tijuana, drops to 3-6-1, 2 KOs.
In a give-and-take six round middleweight bout, Guillermo Garcia (4-1, 1 KOs) of Durango, MX, scored the upset over local Paul Rodriguez (7-3-4, 2 KOs) with a controlled aggressive attack that made Rodriguez look lethargic. Rodriguez was able to mount somewhat of an assault in the middle rounds but Garcia finished strong to earn the split decision with scores of 58-56 twice while Monique Rendon saw it even at 57-57.
Tijuana super featherweight Omar Estrella (8-2-2, 4 KOs) made quick work of Agua Prieta, MX's Lizandro De Los Santos (8-2, 3 KOs) as he dropped him three times, the first with a left upper cuts and then two more times with straight right hands to force referee Juan Morales Lee to waive off the bout at the 2:01 mark of the first round of a scheduled six.
An entertaining welterweight scrap ensued between across border rivals as southpaw Israel Ornelas of San Diego chopped down Giovanni Inzunza of Tijuana by way of Guamuchil, MX, with straight right hands to the top of the forehead. Inzunza was game as he pressured Ornelas around the ring and occasionally trapping him against the ropes to land 2-3 punch combinations. Ornelas seemed to hurt his left hand to begin the fourth as he circled the ring, hesitant to engage his opponent which gave the opening to Inzunza to attack even more and take the round. After four rounds, the judges Roman Cruz and Monique Rendon saw it 38-38 each while Juan Carlos Pelayo saw it for Ornelas with a score of 39-37.
In a battle of Tijuana featherweights, Carlos Mendoza (0-2) looked for his first win as he stalked the taller and lankier Jesus Badillo (2-0, 1 KOs) around the ring. As Mendoza flung wild and wide power punches, Badillo kept him at bay with straighter but inconsistent punches as he landed the jab well but failed to follow up with anything else. At the end of four rounds, two of the judges saw it for the tentative boxing of Badillo as Juan Carlos Pelayo scored it 39-37 and Roman Cruz 40-36 for him while Monique Rendon gave it to the more aggressive Mendoza with a score of 39-37. The official verdict was a majority decision for Badillo.
In an almost non action four round jr. flyweight bout, Tijuana, MX's Miguel Angel Garcia landed the little amount of punches were thrown as he earned a unanimous decision over Sergio Nunez, also of TIjuana. Official scores were 40-36 twice and 39-37.
After a competitive first round, it seemed as super flyweight Jose Estrella (1-1-1) was going to spoil the debut of former national amateur champion Gilberto "Tyson" Almendra (0-0-1), both of Tijuana, MX, with faster and straighter punches and big overhand rights that landed at will. Almendra tried to keep up but to no avail until the fourth and final round when he let his hands go and stole the round. Shockingly, judges Juan Carlos Pelayo and Dr. Roman Cruz scored it 38-38 each while Monique Rendon had it more accurately at 39-38 for Estrella. The official decision was a majority draw.
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UCLA senior Stephanie Kono is no longer an amateur golfer.
By finishing in a tie for ninth at the Qualifying Tournament on Sunday, Kono earned full status on the Ladies Professional Golf Assn. Tour for 2012.
Kono posted a final round score of 75 (+3) and finished the 90-hole marathon known as Q-School with a five-round total of 363 (+3), 13 shots behind the winner, Junthima Gulyanamitta.
"I want to thank UCLA and my coaches for giving me the opportunity to be a student-athlete at UCLA," Kono said. "This is a bittersweet moment as I accept my LPGA card and end my career as a member of the women's golf team, but the LPGA is where I've always wanted to be and this is an opportunity that I cannot pass up. I will always cherish my memories as a Bruin and I am very grateful for my teammates and coaches, who were extremely supportive throughout my time at UCLA."
Kono, 22, will join several former Bruins and ex-teammates already competing on the pro circuit, among them Jane Park, Tiffany Joh, Ryann O'Toole and Sydnee Michaels, who played for the Bruins during Kono's first two seasons on the team.
The three-time, first-team All-American leaves UCLA after an outstanding career in which she won four tournaments and recorded 46 career rounds under par. Also an excellent student, Kono is scheduled to graduate this Spring after making the Director's Honor Roll six times and twice being named to the All-Pac-10 Academic Team.
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"A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects." - Time Enough For Love, by Robert Heinlein
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I live. I love. I kill. I catch Pokemons. I am content.
Think it might have been an inside job?
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"People who live here know better than to swim in or eat what comes out of our waters."
With the two year "anniversary" [sic] of the screwup blowup of the dirty energy BP oil drilling rig in the deep waters of the gulf and the resultant oil volcano and the subsequent dumping of gazillions of gallons of chemical -- use nice word here -- "dispersants" onto the oil slicks and into the gulf waters just to make the oil sink to the bottom out of site, so BP could say "what gazillions of gallons of toxic oil sludge?", we observed some minimal compulsory corporate-owned mainstream media puppets blabbering about the two year "anniversary" of the infamous event.
But good-ole-boy corporate-owned mainstream media glossed it all over and avoided the obvious ongoing resultant hazardous effects of the entirety of what actually happens when wreckless dirty energy corporate big oil sleazeball scumbags are allowed to have their way with your environment without oversight, or supposed oversight from their little MMS whores that big oil has been exposed as bribing...
And of course corporate-owned mainstream media puppets avoid that reality because dirty energy corporate big oil sleazeball scumbags pay them to, via globs of money -- some of which is your taxpayer dollars doled out as subsidies -- forked over to them via "ads", and who knows how else, but we bet that offshore bank accounts and corporate-owned mainstream media executives are involved in undercover bribery...
We provide below just one -- of many -- of the aforementioned ongoing resultant hazardous side effects from the BP gulf oil volcano freakup, that being the blatanly obvious adverse mutant effects on gulf aquatic life that is classified as seafood.
Which by the way, ends up in your restaurant meal and your grocery store, loaded up with the residue of chemicals that caused the bizzare mutant effects on gulf aquatic life.
But realize and remember that if the gulf waters are so contaminated that the aquatic life has cancerous holes in their bodies, just what else is adversely affected...
But hay, what the heck Republicants say, the world is overpopulated, a little social Darwinism depopulation eugenics is good for the rich plutocracy, gets rid of those "unfit" poor people and the elderly and those Democratic middle class voters...
Eyeless shrimp and fish with lesions are becoming common [in the gulf, where the oil volcano spewed gazillions of barrels of toxic crude oil into the waters and gazillions of gallon of "dispersents" were dumped to hide the oil slicks], with BP oil pollution believed to be the likely cause.
"BP oil pollution believed to be the likely cause"??? Just what the heck else would be the "likely cause"? Point: they are "pulling their punches" in the article, so keep that in mind throughout. And oh, notice that the article is from the Al Jazeera website, point being that even tho they are pulling their punches, you won't find anything anywhere near this extensive from any corporate-owned mainstream media slaves...
"The fishermen have never seen anything like this. And in my 20 years working on red snapper, looking at somewhere between 20 and 30,000 fish, I've never seen anything like this either."
Gulf of Mexico fishermen, scientists and seafood processors have told Al Jazeera they are finding disturbing numbers of mutated shrimp, crab and fish that they believe are deformed by chemicals released during BP's 2010 oil disaster.
Along with collapsing fisheries, signs of malignant impact on the regional ecosystem are ominous: horribly mutated shrimp, fish with oozing sores, underdeveloped blue crabs lacking claws, eyeless crabs and shrimp - and interviewees' fingers point towards BP's oil pollution disaster as being the cause[duhuh].
According to Kuhns, at least 50 per cent of the shrimp caught in that period in Barataria Bay, a popular shrimping area that was heavily impacted by BP's oil and dispersants, were eyeless. Kuhns added: "Disturbingly, not only do the shrimp lack eyes, they even lack eye sockets."
"Some shrimpers are catching these out in the open Gulf [of Mexico]," she added, "They are also catching them in Alabama and Mississippi. We are also finding eyeless crabs, crabs with their shells soft instead of hard, full grown crabs that are one-fifth their normal size, clawless crabs, and crabs with shells that don't have their usual spikes � they look like they've been burned off by chemicals."
"I've seen the brown shrimp catch drop by two-thirds, and so far the white shrimp have been wiped out," Ladner told Al Jazeera. "The shrimp are immune compromised. We are finding shrimp with tumors on their heads, and are seeing this everyday."
"We've fished here all our lives and have never seen anything like this," he added.
Darla Rooks, a lifelong fisherperson from Port Sulfur, Louisiana, told Al Jazeera she is finding crabs "with holes in their shells, shells with all the points burned off so all the spikes on their shells and claws are gone, misshapen shells, and crabs that are dying from within � they are still alive, but you open them up and they smell like they've been dead for a week".
"We also seeing eyeless fish, and fish lacking even eye-sockets, and fish with lesions, fish without covers over their gills, and others with large pink masses hanging off their eyes and gills."
Rooks, who grew up fishing with her parents, said she had never seen such things in these waters, and her seafood catch last year was "ten per cent what it normally is".
Ask yourself why they are still catching seafood there at all, and realize that what is caught -- however tainted it might be -- is apparently making it into the human food chain.
Remember and beware and tell you friends and family. Sorry gulf seafood industry, but BP should be forced to pay you all to just take life easy, rather than putting toxic gulf seafood in front of Americans or whoever it is being shoveled off onto...
Given that the Gulf of Mexico provides more than 40 per cent of all the seafood caught in the continental US, this phenomenon does not bode well for the region, or the country.
"The dispersants used in BP's draconian experiment contain solvents, such as petroleum distillates and 2-butoxyethanol. Solvents dissolve oil, grease, and rubber. It should be no surprise that solvents are also notoriously toxic to people, something the medical community has long known".
The dispersants are known to be mutagenic, a disturbing fact that could be evidenced in the seafood deformities. Shrimp, for example, have a life-cycle short enough that two to three generations have existed since BP's disaster began, giving the chemicals time to enter the genome.
Health impacts can include headaches, vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pains, chest pains, respiratory system damage, skin sensitisation, hypertension, central nervous system depression, neurotoxic effects, cardiac arrhythmia and cardiovascular damage. They are also teratogenic - able to disturb the growth and development of an embryo or fetus - and carcinogenic.
Cowan believes chemicals named polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), released from BP's submerged oil, are likely to blame for what he is finding, due to the fact that the fish with lesions he is finding are from "a wide spatial distribution that is spatially coordinated with oil from the Deepwater Horizon, both surface oil and subsurface oil. A lot of the oil that impacted Louisiana was also in subsurface plumes, and we think there is a lot of it remaining on the seafloor".
...evidence showed massive swathes of oil covering the seafloor, including photos of oil-covered bottom dwelling sea creatures.
PAHs "are a group of semi-volatile organic compounds that are present in crude oil that has spent time in the ocean and eventually reaches shore, and can be formed when oil is burned".
...I was able to find several references that list the same symptoms in fish after the Exxon Valdez spill...
The University of South Florida released the results of a survey whose findings corresponded with Cowan's, and not just with red snapper, but with more than 20 species of fish with lesions. In many locations, 20 per cent of the fish had lesions, and later sampling expeditions found areas where, alarmingly, 50 per cent of the fish had them.
"What we think is that it's attributable to chronic exposure to PAHs released in the process of weathering of oil on the seafloor," Cowan said. "There's no other thing we can use to explain this phenomenon. We've never seen anything like this before."
Questions raised by Al Jazeera's investigation remain largely unanswered.
Al Jazeera contacted the office of Louisiana [Republican] governor Bobby Jindal, who provided a statement that said the state continues to test its waters for oil and dispersants, and that it is testing for PAHs. "Gulf seafood has consistently tested lower than the safety thresholds established by the FDA for the levels of oil and dispersant contamination that would pose a risk to human health," the statement reads. "Louisiana seafood continues to go through extensive testing to ensure that seafood is safe for human consumption. More than 3,000 composite samples of seafood, sediment and water have been tested in Louisiana since the start of the spill."
You trust tea party hypocrite Bobby boy, don't you? Tested by whom? The seafood industry maybe? Reported by whom? Some Republican officianodo maybe? Was there any chance of mistatements and misinterpretations and just plain misinformation?
Note that there was an astounding amount of misinformation spewed by BP which contradicted the above information of course, saying that the seafood and environment is safe. OK, think about that, about some of the seafood found to be rotting while alive, such that is smelled like it "had been dead for a week". We did not include any of BP's misinformation, it was simply a ludicrous bullshitorama lies...
Felder also has samples of inshore crabs with lesions. "Right here in Grand Isle we see lesions that are eroding down through their shell. We just got these samples last Thursday and are studying them now, because we have no idea what else to link this to as far as a natural event."
"My fear is that these prior incidents of lesions might be traceable to microbes, and my questions are, did we alter microbial populations in the vicinity of the well by introducing this massive amount of petroleum and in so doing cause microbes to attack things other than oil?"
Whitehead is predicting that there could be reproductive impacts on the fish... Impacts on those species are more than likely going to propagate out and effect other species. What this shows is a very direct link from exposure to DWH oil and a clear biological effect. And a clear biological effect that could translate to population level long-term consequences."
"I'm worried about the entire seafood industry of the Gulf being on the way out," he added grimly.
"Adult dolphins' systems are picking up whatever is in the system out there, and we know the oil is out there and working its way up the food chain through the food web - and dolphins are at the top of that food chain [actually, HUMANS are]."
"The chemicals then move into their lipids, fat, and then when they are pregnant, their young rely on this fat, and so it's no wonder dolphins are having developmental issues and still births [remember, humans are at the top of the food chain]."
"It has been more than 33 years since the 1979 Ixtoc-1 oil disaster in Mexico's Bay of Campeche, and the oysters, clams, and mangrove forests have still not recovered in their oiled habitats in seaside estuaries of the Yucatan Peninsula. It has been 23 years since the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil disaster in Alaska, and the herring fishery that failed in the wake of that disaster has still not returned."
Keep that last info-ditty in mind when you hear Republicans -- or any politician -- projectile vomit their "drill baby drill" bellerings...
Cake believes we are still in the short-term impact stage of BP's oil disaster.
"Without funding and serious commitment, these things will not come back to pre-April 2010 levels for decades."
"Think about losing everything that makes you happy, because that is exactly what happens when someone spills oil and sprays dispersants on it. People who live here know better than to swim in or eat what comes out of our waters."
Khuns and her husband told Al Jazeera that fishermen continue to regularly find tar balls in their crab traps, and hundreds of pounds of tar balls continue to be found on beaches across the region on a daily basis.
"We've also seen a decrease in biodiversity in fisheries in certain areas. We believe we are now seeing another outbreak of incidence increasing, and this makes sense, since waters are starting to warm again, so bacterial infections are really starting to take off again. We think this is a problem that will persist for as long as the oil is stored on the seafloor [which is forever]."
"We are up against social and economic challenges that hamper our ability to get our information out, so the politics have been as daunting as the problem [we are studying] itself. But my funding is not coming from a source that requires me to be quiet.
Think about that last statement, and the fact that you had to hear about the reality of what is going on in the gulf and with other oil spills from overseas, and that nothing like this realistic information comes out of corporate-owned mainstream media puppets nor government agencies under the heavy boot of Republicans.
Then remember all this, apply it to the dirty energy industry, and especially their political whores on election day, and more importantly, inform everyone you know or encounter.
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At the bottom of the full article -- link below -- information regarding the scientists quoted in the article and brief summaries their findings/studies and references are provided.
Lastly, the above snippets comprise only a very few items from the very long and very authoritative article, none of which you will find in the American mainstream media bs-orama...so it is worth the read to get a more realistic view of the situation...
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Kyle Richards and Carlton Gebbia had a blow out fight during the filming of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. However, that was months ago and since then, a lot has changed.
Although the feud was quite intense and didn't end with any sort of resolve, Kyle and Carlton have had months to get past their issues and mend fences. Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to have happened.
Earlier this week, Carlton passed out at a Beverly Hills restaurant and was taken by ambulance to a local hospital. After hearing of the incident, Kyle had kind words for her co-star. Sadly, they weren't taken as a nice gesture at all.
On March 6, the morning after the episode, Carlton discovered Kyle had wished her well and took to Twitter to speak about it.
"Wow someone just told me that even Kyle sent me well wishes," she wrote, adding, "If that's true then thank u Kyle."
While everything seemed to be fine and dandy, things quickly took a turn for the worse when Carlton discovered that Kyle's well-wishes didn't come directly to her.
After someone asked Carlton how Kyle had reached her, she explained, "Apparently on her site but not to me directly." And since Kyle's message wasn't direct, Carlton took it as a phony way for Kyle to appear as if she cared.
Then, when a fan tweeted to Carlton, saying, "Of course on her site! Ugh, so she could 'act' the caring person she is not!," Carlton added, "So true."