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3 Bedrooms3 Baths# of Levels: Two Level Floorplan2nd Bedroom TV: Flat Screen TV3rd Bedroom TV: Flat Screen TVBedding 1: King BedBedding 2: Queen BedBedding 3: 2 Twin BedsDeck: Private DeckDishwasher: One Dishwasher
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Posted on November 25, 2008 03:58
Steven M. Siros
It is a fairly well established rule that CERCLA does not provide for the recovery of personal injury damages; rather, CERCLA is intended to govern the remediation of contaminated sites. Many states have passed their own mini-CERCLA regulations which also are intended to address the remediation of contaminated sites.
The Florida mini-CERCLA is no exception. The private party provision of the statute provides that "[n]otwishstanding any other provision of law, nothing contained in [the statute] prohibits any person from bring a cause of action in a court of competent jurisdiction for all damages resulting from a discharge or other condition of pollution…." Fla. Stat. § 376.313(3). The statute further provides that the only defenses to an action brought pursuant to this section are the typical CERCLA defenses such as act of war, act of god, act or omission of a third party, etc. Fla. Stat. § 376.308.
On its face, and as would typically be the case for a state mini-CERCLA statute based upon the federal CERCLA statute, the Florida legislature likely intended that the statute be used to allow private parties to recover for property damage caused by the releases of hazardous substances into the soil and/or groundwater. However, a 1990 Florida appellate court decision held that the statute applied to an action by a former employee against its employer to recover for personal injuries allegedly suffered by exposure to hazardous substances in the workplace. Cunningham v. Anchor Hocking Corp., 558 So.2d 93 (Fla. 1st DCA 1990). The Cunningham court also noted, in dicta, that workers' compensation immunity was not one of the listed defenses, which of course it wouldn't have been since the statute was never intended to allow for the recovery of personal injury damages.
Following Cunningham, things were relatively quiet in Florida for almost a decade and a half. However, in the past year, there have been a number of toxic tort lawsuits filed in Florida state courts that seek to recover for personal injuries under Florida § 376.313. In these lawsuits, Plaintiffs seek to recover from current and former owners and operators of contaminated sites for personal injuries allegedly caused by exposure to hazardous substances released into the groundwater, soil or air. A troubling issue in these lawsuits is that many of the plaintiffs are former employees. Since workers' compensation immunity is not specifically listed as an enumerated defense under the statute, these employee-plaintiffs are using the statute to make an end run around the Florida workers' compensation statute in an effort to recover for injuries allegedly suffered in the course of their employment.
The issue of whether Florida's mini-CERCLA statute can be used as a vehicle for the recovery of personal injury damages and whether workers' compensation immunity is an applicable defense to such claims are issues that have not yet been (but are soon likely to be) addressed by the Florida Supreme Court. The implications of how the Florida Supreme Court resolves this issue will be significant for owners and operators (current and former) of contaminated sites in Florida. There is also a concern that this could spill over into other states. State mini-CERLCA statutes are often not as carefully drafted as the federal CERCLA statute (to the extent one believes that the federal statute was carefully drafted). If plaintiffs are successful with this theory in Florida, it remains to be seen whether these types of claims spread.
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The highly touted Gary Russell Jr., won the 2005 National Golden Gloves Championship at the age of 16. Despite his success as an amateur, he has received a fair amount of criticism since turning pro. His doubters say that he has coasted to his perfect 24-0 record without facing any of the top opposition. On Saturday,June 21, Russell will face his toughest challenge to date in Vasyl Lomachenko, perhaps the most celebrated amateur boxer in history. Can Russell silence his critics with a victory over the Ukrainian and earn his first world title? Watch the video below to learn what inspires Russell, and don't miss This Saturday's SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING event featuring Russell vs. Lomachenko, live at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT on SHOWTIME.
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Guerrero vs. Kamegai is a 12-round fight promoted by Golden Boy Promotions and sponsored by Corona and AT&T. In the co-main event Gary Russell Jr. faces Ukrainian star Vasyl Lomachenko in a 12-round showdown for the vacant WBO World Featherweight Title and in the opener Devon Alexander will face off against Jesus Soto Karass in a 10-round super welterweight match up. It will take place at StubHub Center in Carson, Calif., and will air as the SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING® main event live on SHOWTIME (10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT) and will be available in Spanish via secondary audio programming (SAP).
It's the 2005 National GG Champ with a world of speed and talent vs perhaps the greatest amateur of all time, Vasyl Lomachenko. It doesn't get better than this.
V-Lo has been moved very fast, while G-Russ has been moved very slow against mediocre opposition. Could be that's the story of the fight right there.
Expect to see plenty of movement and lightning from G-Russ early on, and steady, effective pressure (counter-shots and some wicked body punching from V-Lo). As the rounds go by--and they will--V-Lo will force G-Russ into exchanges, and begin to test his heart. G-Russ is not used to two-sided fights, and in this, we'll find out what he is made out of. I have a feeling he's tougher than we think.
In the trenches and in the exchanges, G-Russ will outland V-Lo. However, the shots G-Russ will take will be much harder than the ones he is landing, and there will be the end of the bout.
I see G-Russ backed against the ropes late in the fight, taking heavy punishment when referee Jack Reiss steps in to call an end to the contest.
I've been thinking about this fight for a long time. Lots of us have.
On Saturday, the wait is over.
Two former amateur stars clash for a professional world title.
As Mills Lane used to say, "Let's get it on!"
-Randy G.
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AMHERST, Mass. - Graduating senior Thando Zono, a three-year member of the field hockey team, was one of 11 students of the University of Massachusetts honored as a 21st Century Leader during the 2013 Undergraduate Commencement, hosted on May 10 at McGuirk Alumni Stadium. Zono was part of a pair of Minutewomen to receive the accolade, joining track and field's Caroline Conena.
Zono, a resource economics major with a 3.574 cumulative GPA, transferred to UMass prior to her sophomore year in 2010 after beginning her collegiate career at Rhodes University in South Africa. An NFHCA First Team All-American as a senior, Zono balanced her athletic commitment with serving as a tour guide for the University and participating in Athletes in Action, a ministry for campus athletes.
The Grahamstown, South Africa, native will continue competing in field hockey in Australia with the Rockingham Redbacks and plans on pursuing a master's degree in economics. Previously this semester, Zono was honored as the Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year and the Female Senior Athlete of the Year during the annual UMass Senior Awards Banquet, held on Monday, May 6.
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It was announced on Jan. 31 that junior guard Maurice Maxwell (Philadelphia, Pa.) is no longer enrolled at the University of Massachusetts, therefore he is no longer a member of the UMass men's basketball program.
Privacy laws prohibit University officials from making any other comments.
Maxwell started the first 10 games of the 2005-06 season and averaged 6.5 points. Over his career at UMass, Maxwell played in 67 games, starting 54. He scored 9.2 points per game and grabbed 3.3 rebounds while shooting 40.3 from the floor.
FORD ON MAXWELL: "Maurice is a leader of this basketball team. Maurice is an under rated offensive player but I think his strength is defense. I think that is what he really has to concentrate on to become one of the best defenders in the Atlantic 10. He plays with a lot of maturity which I like. He'll play a lot on the weak positions, but he could also find himself playing a little bit at the point guard spot because he can handle the ball and he makes good decisions. One thing I like about Maurice is that when you watch him as a player he doesn't make a lot of mistakes, he usually tries to play within himself. I think Maurice could be one of the better players in the Atlantic 10."
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2004-05: Played in all 28 games, starting 25 ... Averaged 11.4 points per game, second on team ... Led team in assists with 103 (3.7 apg), also had 106 rebounds (3.8 rpg) ... Seventh in the A-10 in assists and third in steals (1.82 per game) ... Steals total of 51 ranked tied for eighth-best single-season in UMass history with Anton Brown ... Since returning to the starting line-up for the final 17 games averaged 12.5 points, 4.5 assists and 4.4 rebounds ... Scored in double-figures in 12 of last 17 games and 11 of the last 15 ... Netted 12 points, had six assists, four rebounds and three steals vs. Duquesne (3/5), playing point guard as Chris Chadwick was ill ... Tallied 10 points at Dayton (3/1), including a dunk with nine seconds left to give UMass 52-51 lead before they lost with 3.5 seconds left ... Despite off-shooting night vs. Rhode Island (2/23), piled up seven assists, four rebounds and two steals along with eight points ... Finally had a good game in his hometown of Philadelphia with team-high 17 points, four rebounds and three steals in OT win at LaSalle (2/19). Had UMass' first four-point play of the year as he scored 11 points in the first 7:46 of the game ... Led team with 19 points (7-15 FG), six steals, five rebounds, and three assists vs. Florida State (2/15) ... Led team with 14 points, four assists and three rebounds in win at Rhode Island (2/9) ... Scored 10 points, handed out six assists and had three steals and three rebounds vs. St. Bonaventure (2/5) ... Netted 18 in second straight game with all-around performance vs. Richmond (1/29) with five rebounds, four assists and four steals ... Scored 18 points, dished six assists and pulled down five rebounds vs. St. Bonaventure (1/26) ... Third game in a row with double-figures came vs. Saint Joseph's (1/22), pouring in 14 points along with four rebounds ... Double-figures in back-to-back games for second time this year with 10 vs. Fordham (1/19) ... Scored a career-high 20 points along with five rebounds and five assists at George Washington (1/15), shooting 7-of-12 from the floor. Tied the game at 74-74 with a three-pointer with 51 seconds, setting the stage for Rashaun Freeman's last-second winning shot ... Fell one rebound shy of recording a triple-double in win over Xavier (1/8) with 16 points, 10 assists, nine rebounds, that would have been the first UMass triple-double since Al Skinner vs. Saint Peter's (12/28/73) ... Broke out of mini slump with 11 points vs. Boston Univ. (12/28), after averaging 6.3 ppg over previous four games ... Scored nine points, tying his career-high in free throws with 5-for-6 vs. Rider (12/23) ... Tied his career-high at that time with 19 points, making 7-of-15, canning 3-of-6 three-pointers vs. Gonzaga (12/4) ... Came off the bench to score 12 points, dishing out six assists along with three steals vs. Yale (11/28).
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2003-04: One of UMass' top players at the shooting guard and small forward spots ... Received the team's Derrick Claiborne Hustle Award ... Played in all 29 games on the season, starting 19 times ... Averaged 8.1 points, 3.1 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game ... Ranked 10th in the Atlantic 10 Conference in assist-to-turnover ratio and 13th in assists ... Recorded 18 points, eight rebounds, five assists, two blocks and two steals against Duquesne in the Atlantic 10 Tournament ... Scored seven points and handed out seven assists at Richmond ... Totaled 12 points, seven rebounds and four assists at Temple, including a key three-pointer late in the first overtime period ... Had 10 points, six rebounds and four assists in the victory over St. Bonaventure ... Led the team with 15 points, three rebounds, three assists at Fordham ... Totaled 17 points and three assists in home game against Rhode Island ... Hit the game-winning three pointer with 25.6 seconds remaining at Rhode Island, while totaling 12 points and five rebounds ... Totaled eight points, six rebounds and three assists at St. Joseph's ... Recorded eight points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals at Duquesne ... Dished out five assists at St. Bonaventure, while recording four assists against George Washington ... Had eight points, four rebounds and four assists against La Salle ... Totaled eight points, four rebounds and three assists at Connecticut ... Scored 10 points and pulled down a pair of rebounds against Albany ... Led the team with 19 points in the victory over Marshall, while also recording three assists and five steals ... His five steals against Marshall were the most by a Minuteman since Jonathan DePina had five at Rhode Island on Jan. 30, 2001 ... Named Atlantic 10 Conference Rookie of the Week and Dinn Brothers UMass Athlete of the Week following his performance against Marshall ... Totaled 10 points, three rebounds and four assists at Boston College ... Had 14 points and four rebounds against Vermont, while hitting five of seven attempts from the field, including both of his shots from three-point range ... Recorded six points, three rebounds, three assists and three steals against St. Francis (N.Y.) in his first collegiate game ... Named to the preseason Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team.
BEFORE UMASS: Averaged 26 points, 12 assists and five rebounds as a senior for coach Darryl Schofield at Lutheran Christian Academy ... Led the Crusaders to a 20-5 record ... Rated as the 230th-best player by PrepStars ... A fifth team All-Philadelphia/Eastern Pennsylvania/South Jersey selection by HoopScoop Online ... Named by HoopScoop Online as the No. 2 fifth-year senior in Philadelphia/Eastern Pennsylvania/South Jersey ... Previously played at University City High School ... Played for Sam Rines' Team Philly at the 2002 Adidas Big Time Tournament ... Averaged 23.5 points in four games, including a 32-point effort vs. Woodland Bulldogs.
PERSONAL:Maurice Charles Maxwell ... Born July 13, 1982, in Philadelphia, Pa. ... Son of Renell McNeil and Dennis Maxwell ... Brother of Nashana (18) and Brenay (20) ... Majoring in History...Shoe size 12.
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Adrian Lowe Supreme Court judge accuses Office of Public Prosecutions of ''playing a game'' with the jurisdictions of Victorian trial courts.
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Adrian Lowe Police have arrested a man over a fatal stabbing at a block of housing commission flats in Melbourne's inner north.
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Adrian Lowe Six Vietnamese-born Australians have been jailed for their roles in the nation's biggest money-laundering syndicate, valued at almost $70 million.
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Jan. 17, 2006 - More than half a million hernia surgeries are performed in the U.S. each year, but a new study shows that many may be unnecessary.
Researchers concluded that "watchful waiting" is an acceptable alternative to surgery in men with inguinal hernias who have few or no symptoms. The findings from the long-awaited study are expected to have a major impact on the clinical management of hernias that cause little pain or discomfort.
An inguinal hernia happens when part of the intestine protrudes through a small opening in the abdominal muscle wall. There can be a noticeable bulge in the groin.
The findings are published in the Jan. 17 issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association.
"The thinking has been that even hernias that don't cause symptoms should be surgically repaired because they become harder to fix with time and waiting would result in more complications" researcher Robert J. Fitzgibbons Jr., MD, tells WebMD. "But that is not what we found at all."
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While surgery is the only treatment and cure for hernias of the groin, it is not without risks. It is estimated that about one in 10 people who have hernia surgeries in the U.S. develop chronic pain as a result of the surgery itself.
Because of this, some doctors now recommend delaying hernia repair or forgoing surgery altogether in male patients who have minimal or no symptoms. But this approach also carries potential risks, the most serious of which is a rare but potentially fatal complication in which the hernia becomes dangerously trapped, leading to a blockage in the intestines or lack of blood supply to the herniated tissues.
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In an effort to better understand the risks and benefits of watchful waiting vs. surgery, Fitzgibbons and colleagues randomly assigned 720 men with inguinal hernias to one approach or the other.
The men had minimal symptoms, and, depending on when they entered the study, they were followed for at least two years -- and some up to 4.5 years -- between 1999 and 2004.
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Friday, October 7, 2011
Gimli is a Surprise!
12 comments:
- Mom L said...
They are adorable - and that is the only thing they need to do or be! While I'm sorry they haven't (yet) worked out as friends for Gimli, I am glad he was able to join you again at the barn.
Nancy in Iowa
- October 7, 2011 at 3:02 PM
- TexWisGirl said...
glad gimli is doing so much better, and i think those 2 cute little sheep deserve a nice, safe home where they can be loved on too!
- October 7, 2011 at 3:14 PM
- Texan said...
They are totally adorable and I don't blame your lady for keeping them, I would too! I am very glad to hear Gimli is doing so well!
- October 7, 2011 at 5:02 PM
- Melodie said...
I am very glad Gimli is better! I just love Baalin and Tuuli! I am glad they are there safe and sound on your farm!
- October 7, 2011 at 5:06 PM
- Millie said...
We're all cheering for Gimli's recovery! I'm not surprised your lady is keeping the sheep. She's awfully sweet like that!
- October 7, 2011 at 5:28 PM
- ChrisJ said...
So glad Gimli is doing much better - and the two sheep look like a lovely addition to your menagerie.
- October 7, 2011 at 10:41 PM
- Kelly said...
Leave it to a goat to surprise everyone. Very sweet sheep. I'm glad they like to be cuddled. You have a growing farm there Isobel!
- October 8, 2011 at 10:33 AM
- Terry said...
The sheep are adorable!
I'm so glad Gimli is doing better, and he's back where he wants to be.
- October 8, 2011 at 3:01 PM
- Knatolee said...
I;m happy to see Gimli back where in the barn! And the lambs are really sweet, as is Kezia the little butt-sniffer. :)
- October 9, 2011 at 8:05 AM
- Melissa-ParadigmFarms said...
So glad that Gimli is doing so well - and those sheep are awfully cute as well!
- October 9, 2011 at 10:37 PM
- Pricilla said...
I missed this post. It must have been while the publicist was away. I am very glad that Gimli is doing so much better
- October 23, 2011 at 1:24 PM
- Nancy K. said...
Isobelle I have MISSED you! Even with muddy feet, you are still a beautiful goat.
I think that little Tuuli looks very much like Dream ~ don't you?
- October 23, 2011 at 2:03 PM


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Not quite a taking of the door at gunpoint, but still not something that should occur.
The Times Record: News - Officers Enter Wrong House In Drug Raid
The Times Record: News - Officers Enter Wrong House In Drug Raid
Not quite a taking of the door at gunpoint, but still not something that should occur.
The Times Record: News - Officers Enter Wrong House In Drug Raid
The Times Record: News - Officers Enter Wrong House In Drug Raid
Drug investigators entered the wrong house while trying to serve a search warrant last week.
Investigators from the Sebastian County Sheriff's Office, the 12th/21st Judicial Drug Task Force and the Barling Police Department had the homeowners handcuffed by the time they realized the mistake, said Capt. Kevin Nickson.
All the paperwork for the search warrant was correct, said Prosecuting Attorney Dan Shue.
The night-time search warrant was to be executed at a Holly Avenue residence, according to court records.
Instead, authorities entered another home on Holly Avenue where a man, woman and baby who are "law-abiding citizens" live, authorities said.
Authorities said the door to the residence was unlocked, and they opened it and walked in.
Investigator Cpl. Anthony Sacco was out checking the address on the mailbox as other investigators entered the house. Once inside, Sacco alerted Nickson, who also was there, about the mistake.
The man and woman were not arrested and handcuffs were taken off them. A baby was also present, but was asleep the entire time.
"You can't apologize enough for a screwup like that," Nickson said.
While it was a Drug Task Force case, the majority of law enforcement officers were from the Sheriff's Office.
The protocol normally followed before executing a search warrant calls for investigators to scout out the location prior to the search. That was not done in this case.
"That's the kind of mistakes we can't afford to make," Nickson said.
Investigators later served the search warrant on a nearby house, where they arrested three people and recovered marijuana from the residence, said Nickson.
"Investigator Cpl. Anthony Sacco was out checking the address on the mailbox as other investigators entered the house."
Uh, sounds like they put the cart before the horse.
Thank God that it did not go as bad as some similar incidents have. That is why I have plain sticky house numbers with my name on my mailbox; black sticky house numbers on my white front door; and my house number painted on my curb. The police appreciate it, but I does not hurt to double check your paperwork.
Thank God the citizen wasn't armed or didn't try to defend his home as a bunch of armed men burst through his door at night. He'd be shot dead in front of his wife and baby, a cop or two may have been killed or injured, the other cops would all nod sagely at the good shoot, and the apologists would sit around and say he shouldn't have been armed in the first place. When will this insanity end?
They should have been sure of the address prior to entering the residence. Someone will be talking to the boss about this one!:gah:
No excuse for this kind of ineptness...are numbers that hard to figure out?:hand1::hand1::blink:
I agree, That the Task Force Was NEGLIGENT! No Excuse!! ; )
It didn't say if it was a no-knock warrant or not, door unlocked? Bet they lock the door from now on!
I don't care to much for no-knock warrants, I feel they get used to many times for reasons that don't warrant it (no pun intended). Yes, they have their place I realize.
An innocent man or woman or LEO could have died because of a foolish mistake, over what? A little pot? Has happened before!
I used to keep up better with the headlines from my home state, but things are keeping me rather busy these days. Thanks for posting.
I do my gun shopping in Barling...
Somebody was cutting a few corners on this one.
I moved to Vegas from this area and they are luck there were no fireworks. They got very lucky.
They are going to start a reality cop show in Fort Smith AR which is about 5 miles from where this happened. They are adopting the officer carried camera that looks like a bluetooth headset that provides a first person view point. It has already saved one officers rear when a office involved shooting was questioned. I believe that every one is much more polite when there are cameras and firearms around.
oh my... lets not get started on the cameras and the problems they cause. Reality TV and cop shows in general have been a nightmare for LE. I wish they would go away.
Thats all off topic, so enough of that silliness.


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NORFOLK, VA (NBC) - Two people are dead following a shooting Monday night at the naval station in Norfolk, Virginia.
A Navy spokesman says the shooting happened around 11:20 pm local time on board the U.S.S. Mahan.
One sailor was killed, and the gunman, a civilian, was shot and killed by security forces.
It's not clear how the civilian got on the ship or what motivated the shooting.
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Sandra Fluke Gets Big Welcome in Charlotte
CHARLOTTE, N.C.–Sandra Fluke, once targeted by Rush Limbaugh after she spoke up on Capitol Hill in favor of requiring birth-control coverage, got one of the bigger welcomes of the evening from the Democratic convention.
Delegates clearly relished her David-and-Goliath clash this year with the conservative radio personality, who used terms like "slut" and "prostitute" to describe her, but later apologized after sponsors objected.
In Charlotte on Wednesday, Ms. Fluke, a Georgetown University law graduate, warned of "a future…[where] your new president could be a man who stands by when a public figure tries to silence a private citizen with hateful slurs." (GOP candidate Mitt Romney said blandly at the time that Mr. Limbaugh's words were "not the language I would have used.")
She also warned of what she described as restrictive policies favored by some Republicans – for example requiring ultrasounds for women seeking abortions, and limiting access to a range of health-care procedures, as well as making it harder to win relief from the justice system in cases of rape or abuse.
She concluded by reminding her audience that liberals often talk about choice. "Well, ladies and gentlemen, it's now time to choose."…


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Kickstarter is a global crowdfunding platform that has been supporting young projects and businesses by raising funds to help these projects grow. Davie, Florida's very own pie shop, The Good Pie Company just launched their own campaign.
"From our kitchen, to your plate, we are passionate and dedicated to making every bite a "Good Pie" memory." The Good Pie Company has created an incredible kickstarter campaign with wonderful rewards for all donations. From pies to t-shirts, pie fights and good bags, and even catering jobs for the higher donations, this is one pie shop that treats their supporters with all the sweets they need.
The Good Pie Company started when Marti and Frank Reich hatched a plan in the Spring of 2013. So, what's their secret? Mix together 1/3 of wife Marti's instinctual ways around the kitchen, 1/3 of Frank's scientific background and attention to detail, and 1/3 of sheer, raw talent. Add a pinch of passion, a dash of love and a sprinkle of spice and you have a dynamic duo with a pie to reckon with.
Marti and Frank traveled across the country in search of the best pie education this country could give. They were determined to learn more about ingredients, cooking methods, styles, designs and business plans. The tapestry of American pie-makers fascinated, mesmerized and inspired the couple. What they learned was beyond anything they could have imagined.
Upon their return home to Hollywood, Florida, they were ready to take their pie company to the next level. Marti the cook, handled the savory pies and Frank the baker, handled the sweet pies and birthed The Good Pie Company. By creating a smorgasbord of pies to start up the business, they catered to friends, family, and local businesses.
Now having their first store front, their goal of making the freshest, most delectable pies in America has become a reality.
The time is now for this sweet and savory business to expand their wings and turn their storefront into the bakery of their dreams. In order for them to grow they need a Pie Shop facelift!
"We need to raise money to buy refrigerated cases, a warming case, build out the counters to display all of our pies, a pie bar, and an area to incorporate a coffee system for great drinks of coffee and teas. We also need to buy a few pieces of equipment such as a pie press and sheeter for the back of the shop to meet the increased demands of our business. We never thought we would grow so fast and with the holidays around the corner we are trying to have everything in order to handle this holiday season." -- The Good Pie Company.
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College Hockey:Denver Ends CC's Hopes For Home Ice
Pioneers To Host First Round After Win Over Archrivals
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Denver showed Thursday why it has a 142-95-8 all-time record against intrastate rival Colorado College.
The Tigers needed to sweep the weekend series versus Denver in order to have an opportunity to earn the fifth seed for the first round of the WCHA playoffs. That scenario, however, did not play out for the Tigers, who fell to No. 8 Denver, 3-1, in game one of the series.
Instead, Denver, which holds tiebreakers over both Minnesota and St. Cloud State, itself secured a spot hosting the first round. The Gophers and Huskies both trail the Pioneers in the standings, and since they play one another this weekend, both teams cannot pass Denver.
The first period saw no goals, but plenty of chances for both teams. The play was even through the first 20 minutes; the Pioneers led the Tigers in shots 12-10, with each team registering five shots on the power play.
The Tigers' best chance of the period came on a backhanded shot from Trevor Frischmon, which Denver goaltender Adam Berkhoel knocked out of the crease.
Denver dominated the last three minutes, registering four shots and a breakaway opportunity. Forward Connor James collected the puck in the neutral zone behind CC defenders and took it to the net. James shot the puck high and CC netminder Curtis McElhinney grabbed the rebound off of the glass.
Denver opened the scoring at 3:36 of the second stanza when junior Luke Fulghum put the puck past McElhinney from the top of the left circle. The teams traded penalties and the Pioneers notched their second of the game on the power play at 8:36.
With Tiger Westin Tardy in the box for interference, Denver forward Gabe Gauthier knocked the puck in from the slot under McElhinney's blocker to make the score 2-0. Lukas Dora and Matt Carle got the helpers.
Tiger captain Colin Stuart got things going for CC when he put the puck past Berkhoel at 10:18. Aaron Slattengren pitched the puck to Stuart across the slot, Berkhoel grabbed for the puck, but it got away from his glove and went in the net to cut the Tiger deficit to one.
Neither team had scored in the third period, when the Tigers, in a final attempt to even the score, pulled McElhinney with 50 seconds remaining.
James notched the final goal of the game on a shot that trickled into the empty net. Denver held CC to six shots in the final stanza.
Thursday marked Colorado College head coach Scott Owens' 200th game with the Tigers. His record now stands at 120-65-15.
The Tigers face off against Denver Friday night at Magness Arena to finish off the two-game series to end both teams' regular seasons. The puck drops at 7:35.
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Paul Malignaggi, working for Showtime, queries Austin Trout on Wednesday, about the Saturday clash against Miguel Cotto. (Golden Boy photo)
It was a smoothly run press conference at Madison Square Garden today, three days away from the Miguel Cotto-Austin Trout super middleweight showdown in the big room. Neither Cotto nor Trout is a yapper, someone who engages in trash talk to try and get into the other guys' head, or get themselves pumped.
Both men were polite, and promised to win Dec. 1 on the card promoted by Golden Boy in a fight which will be televised by Showtime. "I am going to make history by being the first man to beat Cotto at Madison Square Garden," said Trout, humble and cooperative with all media, seemingly pleased as punch to be invited to the dance.
Cotto received a plaque from MSG's Joel Fisher, signifying and honoring the fact that more than 100,000 tickets have been sold for the eight occasions he has rumbled at the most famous arena. The closest the Puerto Rican pugi-God came to talking trash was when he said, "Trout mentioned he's been all around the world winning but come Saturday night, he's facing Miguel Cotto, not anyone else."
In a sampling of pundits and fightgame people, there are plenty of folks liking Trout's chances to topple Cotto. Don't, obviously, count Cotto's trainer Pedro Diaz Benitez among them. I finally cornered him at the presser, and he chuckled recalling how the presence of the birthday cake at Gleason's yesterday sent him scurrying. I asked Diaz how Cotto could do better if he were to secure another bout with Floyd Mayweather, after losing a UD to Money in May. Diaz Benitez said that for the first time, Cotto trained at high altitude, in Big Bear, CA., and so he expects his stamina to be improved. That could make the difference against Floyd, and he said, will help versus Trout, a slick lefty who won't make it easy for Cotto to get offensive on him.
Cotto rarely if ever goes out on a thin limb before a fight. He has been saying that we will see "the best Cotto ever" but he really doesn't predict KOs or engage in boasting, or tip his hand on strategies. When asked about training at altitude, he said, "The results we're going to see in the fight." In one shift I've noted over the years, whereas he used to state that he'd leave the decision-making on who he'd fight next to then promoter Bob Arum, today he has a firm hand in the process. When asked by Wallace Matthews who he'd choose to fight again, if he was only able to pick one, Floyd Mayweather or Manny Pacquiao, "Whoever pays the most money," he answered, drawing laughs from the media.
Readers, feel free to fire your prediction on this rumble; could Trout, an unheralded champ at 154, have his breakthrough bout, and force Cotto to taste from the bitter chalice of losing at MSG for the first time?
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you got to respect cotto, a total pro with class inside and outside the ring. props to wally matthews, a boxing writer that actualy trained in a boxing gym and fought a 3 round charity card the same night as me.
Trout's bigger..has good sound boxing fundamentals and won't come out trying to imitate Adrian Broner..
If he comes out looking too self conscious ... too bound-up by the Big Stage... it's over before it begins.
Cotto's pedigree and experience takes away every one of Trouts perceived advantages..
There's only one way for Trount to win..
He must skate on the surface tension of the most electric night of his life. He has to Absorb the energy of the crowd and make it his own...and take the fight directly to Cotto like a pissed off Nuyorican...
But I don't think Trout can be ruthless enough to do that. It's possible but I'm leaning towards Cotto by decision.
Let's see if big bear really paid off, if it did than Austin is going to be worse off than a trout out of water lol
Trout can be victorious if he is mentally prepared because he has most of the advantages physically (speed, reach, agility, quickness, etc). However, the game is more mental than physical, therefore Trout better be focused come Saturday. I was totally off point with my Berto vs. Guerrero prediction and I'm going out on a limb with my prediction for this fight. I predict Trout to win a hard fought split decision on Saturday.
Cotto is going to crowd Trout and hook him like him like he got a bite from Moby Dick. Trout will be confused by Cotto's every trick. Size and reach, beating that mythical advantage, Miguel Cotto is going teach. Holla!
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Japan has changed the name of Iwo Jima, the island where one of world war two's most brutal battles was fought.
The new name is Iwo To (pronounced toh).
The Japanese Geographical Society said the change reflects the original name given to the island by its inhabitants.
Iwo To will retain the same written characters and meaning "Sulfur Island," but its pronunciation will be different.
The battle for Iwo Jima pitted some 100,000 U.S. troops against 22,000 Japanese soldiers.
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Matthew Shipp: By the Law of Music
By the Law of Music
Matthew Shipp String Trio
By the Law of Music (Hat Hut )
Matthew Shipp (piano), Mat Maneri (violin), William Parker (bass).
Composed by Matthew Shipp.
Recorded: New York, August 5, 1996
Rating: 82/100 (learn more)
When Shipp plays, you can hear him thinking. He seems always to be trying to reconcile his intellectual approach with his predilection to put his fist through the keys. Here's a good example. His analytical, mathematical mind begins to twist his own piece, and then his power takes over. All the while, Parker and Maneri must conform to his will and help him find his way, which they do. In less than three minutes, this tune takes us all over the map.
Reviewer: Steve Greenlee
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Grading Policy
Psychiatry clerkship grades are based on your entire performance, taking into account the Evaluation of Student Performance in Clinical Curriculum (ESPCC) ratings (see forms section), how you perform on the written exam, completion of all clerkship requirements, and participation during didactics and on e-learning activities. Each of the 12 evaluative areas on the ESPCC will be equally considered in grading and will be used to assign an overall clinical rating by calculating percentage of scores 1 - 5 as outlined below:
The exam grade will be normalized across students and stratified as outlined below:
Scoring less than the 5th percentile is a failing grade on the exam and will result in a failing grade for the clerkship unless an oral examination is completed with the clerkship director.
The following chart outlines how the clinical scores and exam scores will be combined to assign a final overall grade for the clerkship.
Clerkship Absentee, Weather and Holiday Policy
The Patient Care Phase Committee, which is composed of clerkship directors, students, and members of the Dean's Office, developed the following policy related to absences from clinical coursework. These guidelines are also on the Web, will be provided to you as part of the Clerkship Track Scheduling material in the fall of the second year, and are included as part of each clerkship's syllabus.
General Absentee Policy
Anticipated Absences
1. Personal Events
Personal events include weddings, graduations, presenting papers at conferences and receiving awards. If more than two days off are needed during a four to twelve-week clerkship, the clerkship should be rescheduled.
2. Vacations
There are no vacation days during clerkships except for Match Day and possibly holidays, as discussed below. Please schedule vacation days during school breaks or time off.
3. National or Religious Holidays
As a member of a health care team during clerkships, there is no guaranteed time off for University of Washington holidays, traditional observances, or major days of religious significance, just as there won't be when you are a practicing physician. Students are expected to follow the holiday practice of the clinic/hospital/site at which they are rotating. Meaning, if it is a holiday at your site, you may get the day off. If it is a working day for your site, you must show up. Clinical responsibilities such as night call and rounding take precedence over holiday schedules. To plan ahead for national holidays, you may wish to call the practice site in advance and inquire.
The UW SOM clerkship committee encourages faculty and students to work together to accommodate students' scheduling constraints in observing their central religious and cultural practices. Similar to when you are in practice, you must take responsibility and plan ahead. If you have religious holidays that require you to miss or modify work, consult with the clerkship director well in advance to see what accommodations can and can't be made.
4. Residency Interviews
Students should schedule time off for residency interviews. If interviews are offered when students are already scheduled for clerkships in the fourth year, students should work directly with the Clerkship Director right away regarding absences for residency interviews.
5. Match Day
All graduating students will be allowed to attend the Match Day celebration with no clerkship responsibility starting at 8AM on Match Day until the next morning (variable start time depending on the clerkship). For students doing WWAMI clerkships, additional travel time the day prior to the celebration may also be needed.
6. Travel
If your next Clerkship site requires travel you can take the last day of the clerkship as a travel day. Please discuss this with the clerkship director or the main preceptor at your site.
Unanticipated Absences
1. Unanticipated Illness or Personal Emergency
Students missing ANY number of days must speak with the site director as well as the attending or resident in charge prior to the start of the shift. It is not acceptable to leave only a phone or email message or to contact only administrative staff. Students should receive confirmation (direct conversation, return email or phone call) from the site director and/or the attending/resident in charge indicating that the team is aware of the student's absence. The specific person and his/her contact information are available on the individual clerkship websites.
Students missing THREE OR MORE days must also contact the Clerkship Director who will determine if make-up time is needed for unanticipated absences or if the entire clerkship needs to be rescheduled. Grades may be delayed until the time is made up.
If a clerkship exam must be postponed, the student should contact the Clerkship Director to determine if the exam should be rescheduled as soon as possible or delayed until the next time the exam is given. Progress in other clerkships may be interrupted until the examination is taken depending on the situation surrounding the delay.
2. Inclement Weather
The inclement weather policy for clerkships matches the policy for holidays. If your team is working in the hospital or the clinic is open, you are expected to show up. If you are unable to access the hospital/clinic due to hazardous travel, you must notify your team as described above.
Revised and Approved by Required Clerkship Committee: April 2013
Call Policy
If you have any call requests they must be received at least 3 weeks before the start of your rotation. The final call schedule will be posted 2 weeks before the start of the rotation. If you need to make changes after the deadline you will have to wait until the rotation starts and find a classmate to trade call with.
Seattle sites
Call is from 5:00 to 11:00pm. There is no overnight call. On the weekends call is from 8:00AM to 4:00PM or from 4:00PM to 11:00PM. The frequency of call is approximately once per week. We do not assign call to students the first night of the rotation or the night before the exam.
Sites other than Seattle
The call requirements vary from site to site. Regardless of your site there is no call your first night of the rotation or the night before your exam. If there is call at your site it would be no more frequent than approximately once per week.
Work Hours Policy
Clerkships WITH call
Clerkships WITHOUT call
Hours will not be specifically logged unless you feel it is necessary because of a potential violation. If you are working close to the 80-hour limit, please document your hours for the week in question and present these to your Site Director as soon as possible; your work schedule will be modified as appropriate. Also document any violation of the 30-hour policy for overnight call. Further concerns should be brought to the attention of the Clerkship Director. You will never be discriminated against for following the work hours policy
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Electronic Health Record Use
Medical Student Electronic Health Records (EHR) during clerkshipsEffective Academic Year 2015
AAMC recent advisory on Electronic Health Records (EHRs) in Academic Health Centers states:
If a training site recognizes potential challenges with any element of this policy, site directors should contact clerkship directors to address issues and assure the appropriate educational experiences
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