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College Hockey:Przepiorka Nets Winner As Dartmouth Rallies Past Vermont
BURLINGTON, Vt. — Freshman Eric Przepiorka tallied a breakaway goal with under five minutes remaining to give Dartmouth a 3-2 come-from-behind victory against Vermont Saturday night at Gutterson Fieldhouse.
On a snowy night In Burlington, 4,035 hearty fans turned out at the Gut (the fourth sellout of the season) to witness the 58th renewal of the rivalry between the Big Green and the Catamounts, which turned out to be a spirited affair.
It's always a physical game when two travel partners get together, and Saturday was no exception. The first period was littered with penalties, including seven infractions whistled on Vermont and four on Dartmouth.
The Big Green (9-4-0, 5-2-0 ECAC) wasted little time getting on the scoreboard. At :22 of the first period, with Dartmouth set up in the offensive zone, a shot from the point by senior defenseman Trevor Byrne came in on Vermont goaltender Shawn Conschafter. The puck rebounded to Mike Ouellette. His shot was blocked over to Lee Stempniak, who buried his team-leading 11th goal of the year.
The Catamounts (5-9-3, 2-5-0 ECAC) tied the score at 1-1 on the power play. Jeff Corey skated across the Dartmouth blue line and fired a pass across the goalmouth to Bryson Busniuk. The senior assistant captain made a great backhanded deke around a fallen defender and slipped a shot past out-of-position Dartmouth goaltender Nick Boucher (22 saves). The goal, at 3:20, was Busniuk's third of the season. Jamie Sifers, who started the play, got an assist as well.
Vermont took the lead 1:25 later with a goal by Scott Mifsud from Corey and Busniuk. Corey skated over the line and found Mifsud, who banged his own rebound home.
"It's too bad we didn't get a couple more. Early in the game we had a couple of chances on 2-on-1. We just didn't get those layups." Vermont head coach Mike Gilligan said.
Conschafter was Vermont's best player on the night. He made 40 stops, including one late in the second period on freshman Hugh Jessiman, to preserve the tenuous one-goal advantage.
The senior netminder made his best save of the night in the third on Ouellette. The freshman had the puck in the crease after a rebound and Conschafter snagged the puck out of the air.
The Cats did not keep the lead long after that. Kent Gillings tied the game with his seventh of the season. Garret Overlock and Mike Murray picked up assists on the goal from the slot, at 3:33.
The game winner came when a P.J. Martin pass sprung Przepiorka as he was sent in alone on goal. Conschafter could not squeeze his pads together to make the save.
Dartmouth sat on its lead the final five minutes and got the win.
Gilligan said, "I think we played very well in the second period. They went into a shell, and the reverse happened in the third. We ran out of energy in the third. But that's a good team. They're are as good as anybody in our league, I'd say. So I was pretty happy about the total effort … not the result."
Said Dartmouth head coach Bob Gaudet, "I thought UVM played very well. I thought they played hard, physical. They really got after us. They played a really good hockey game. It's just disappointing to have an effort like that and not end up winning it. We played pretty well as a team. We found a way to win. It was a huge goal by Eric … a nice play. He beat a good goalie … a big win for our team."
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Serious bike vs. car crash in Longmont
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This happened this evening at approximately 6:15 approximately 1/2 mile west of Nelson and Airport Roads in Longmont. It appears that the car was traveling west, into the setting sun, and turned left onto Peck Drive. Directly into the path of the cyclist that was traveling east on Nelson Road. I don't want to speculate on the rider, but it was a male, his helmet was not broken in two, but he was bleeding heavily from the face/head area. He was taken away in a hurry.
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IRS Announces Delay for Some Taxpayers
WASHINGTON–The Internal Revenue Service on Monday said that the start of tax-filing season would be delayed until mid-February for people who claim two popular education tax credits.
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The delay means that taxpayers who claim either the American Opportunity Tax Credit or the Lifetime Learning Credit will not be able to file taxes starting this Wednesday, the start of the taxpaying season. The result could be a longer wait for tax refunds for some of the three million taxpayers each year who claim one of the educational tax credits before mid-February. People who deduct interest on student loans or take deductions for tuition and fees will not be affected.
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Religious liberty advocates call for faiths to join forces
For example, he said, in southern Ireland, the religious landscape is much changed from 50 years ago, with Catholics and Protestants finding themselves on the same side of fights against an anti-religious brand of secularism.
A variety of religious styles was also on display at the conference. The Rev. Eugene F. Rivers III, a Pentecostal pastor and policy adviser to the presiding bishop of the Church of God in Christ and a self-described "right-wing Democrat," gave an impassioned speech taking the Obama administration to task for relying on members of black churches to vote for him, but then turning a blind eye to their concerns about how legalizing same-sex marriage could affect people of faith who hold to a more traditional definition of marriage.
"The Obama administration has treated the faith community like useful idiots. At the end of the day, the black church got thrown under the bus," Rivers said.
Hannah Clayson Smith, senior counsel for the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty who is also a member of the Deseret News editorial advisory board, said proponents of religious freedom have scored several major victories over the past year, including the settlement of a case in Illinois in which pharmacists were required to dispense a drug known as Plan B and a case in Michigan in which a student was expelled from a counseling program because she did not feel she could fairly counsel a homosexual couple.
Smith also lauded the establishment of a religious liberty clinic at Stanford University Law School. She spoke on a panel co-hosted by the Religious Freedom Project of Georgetown University's Berkly Center for Religion, Peace and World Affairs.
Smith discussed current cases the Becket Fund is litigating, speaking at length about legal challenges to a mandate by the Department of Health and Human Services that all employers include contraception as part of health care coverage. More than 60 cases are challenging the law's requirement that organizations provide contraception coverage to employees, saying that owners who are opposed to contraception for religious reasons should not be forced to provide health care that covers it.
Of the 26 suits being brought by for-profit organizations, 19 have received preliminary injunctions, Smith said, meaning that the businesses are not subject to the mandate while their cases are pending.
One thing that makes organizing coalitions and caucuses difficult, said Reinach of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, is that "religious freedom has become a victim of the culture war divide."
"The challenge is to communicate across the (political) divide to all sides. Conscience belongs to everyone."
Reinach said that in one instance, his coalition in California omitted representatives of the religious right because "that was more viable in California."
Rabbi Abba Cohen, vice president for federal affairs at Agudath Israel of America, emphasized the conference theme of many faith groups coming together to defend religious liberty. He pointed to the so-called peyote case (Employment Division v. Smith, decided by the Supreme Court in 1990), saying that many religious groups decided not to weigh in because it didn't involve their particular religious practice.
"The peyote case went into court on the assumption that it would affect a specific practice of the Native Americans, but it came out of the courts eviscerating the free-exercise clause in a way that affected us all."
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WASHINGTON — Thousands of part-time college professors are joining labor unions, a growing trend in higher education that's boosting the ranks of organized labor and giving voice to teachers who complain about low pay and a lack of job security at some of the nation's top universities.
The move to unionize at campuses from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., to Tufts University near Boston follows a shift in hiring practices at colleges that rely more than ever on adjunct faculty to teach classes.
Last month, adjuncts at Tufts became the latest to join the 2.1 million-member Service Employees International Union, which has been aggressively targeting college instructors. Adjuncts at Georgetown formed a union with SEIU in May, and part-time instructors at nearby American University joined the union last year.
SEIU now represents more than 18,000 members at 10 colleges and universities, compared with 14,000 five years ago. The union is preparing to file for elections at more colleges in the Los Angeles, Seattle and Boston areas.
Adjunct professors now make up more than half of all college faculty nationwide; in the 1970s, about 70 percent of college instructors were tenured professors or on a track to tenure.
Unlike full professors, most adjuncts earn just a few thousand dollars per class, with scant benefits and little job security.
"What started out decades ago as a way to supplement experience on college campuses by using adjunct professors has flipped," said Malini Cadambi, SEIU's national director of higher education. "They are the majority of faculty labor on many campuses now, and their position has not improved."
Kip Lornell, an adjunct music professor at George Washington University in the District of Columbia, has been teaching students for 25 years and is the author of 13 books on American music. He earns less than $23,000 a year teaching three classes at GWU. By contrast, a full professor at the university earns an average salary of $156,000 a year, according to data compiled by the American Association of University Professors.
Lornell says conditions have improved since GWU adjuncts formed a union in 2006 and won a contract two years later. Salaries are 20 percent higher, and the university now pays minimum rates of $3,500 or $4,030, per 3-credit course, depending on the lecturer's degree. The university also now has to go through certain procedures before deciding not to bring an instructor back.
"There's no question it's because of the union contract," Lornell said.
Higher education has been a rare bright spot in labor organizing in recent years as union membership has dwindled to 11.3 percent of the overall workforce and 6.6 percent in the private sector.
The American Federation of Teachers has added more than 50,000 new members in higher education since 2000. The majority of that growth has come in "contingent faculty," a category that includes part-time adjuncts, graduate assistants and full-time nontenured faculty.
"We've identified this as one area we're going to put significant resources into," said Craig Smith, AFT's director of higher education.
Unions say they are not seeing quite as much pushback from colleges as they do in many private-sector union campaigns.
At Georgetown, administrators at the Jesuit university decided to take a neutral position on the union vote. But there was more resistance at Bentley University in Boston, where SEIU lost a unionization vote this month, 100-98.
"We made it clear in our statement and in communications with faculty that we do not feel it is necessary to unionize," Bentley spokeswoman Michele Walsh said. "We encouraged those faculty who agreed with this stance to vote accordingly."
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I'm looking for a word that could be used to describe someone that does whatever he wants and doesn't listen to anyone else. Someone like Julius Caesar maybe?
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• individualist, "Someone who does as they wish, unconstrained to external influences"
and per FumbleFingers, "nonconformist, renegade, maverick, rebel, radical, individualist, heretic, dissenter, dissident, iconoclast, loner, etc., etc."
While it may have theological implications, antinomianist summarizes pretty much all you've described. An antinomianist makes the rules up as he goes along--as he sees fit. Antinomianists are a law unto themselves. They embody relativism and situational ethics in equal measure, with an egocentric twist. In short, they are more like Epicureans than Stoics, although you could make a case for Stoics' being against the law of appetites, passions, and pleasure, not wanting to come under the domination of such things. From Greek, anti + nomos, against law.
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Anyone who knows me–really knows me–knows that the red blood that courses through my veins is actually tinged with liberal doses of white and blue.
It was just about this time of year 23 years ago that I was struck with a fast and unusual malaise.
I didn't think a lot about it. I was a mother of two, ages 5 and 7, and working two jobs so it was only natural I was always fatigued.
The lawn mower is silent. There is no clanging of a hammer as it beats against a machine, or nail, or tree. Palm fronds have fallen unceremoniously to the ground during the brisk March gusts and lay there yet as April comes into being with a promise of a hot summer.
Susan Howell
On an early December morning, I awoke some 10,000 odd miles from my own backyard, to the unfamiliar sound of wild birds that filled the Australian sky as the sun rose on Manly Beach, a hustling coastal suburb in Sydney Australia.
By Susan Howell
Everyone who knows me understands that the time between Thanksgiving and New Year is my time. I relish the season for so many different reasons and actually anticipate it like a child.
The year was 2008. Tom had just moved to Florida, we were living in a duplex in Chiefland and the time was right to start looking for a house.
We both worked in Chiefland but Harriett Downs' ad on the back of the Williston Pioneer spoke to us one week when the right house at the right price said, "Call."
By the time you read this, I will not be a millionaire. I did not win the Powerball–again.
But then again, I never bought a ticket. This time or ever.
I know. I know. You can't win if you don't play. It never occurs to me to buy a ticket–not even when the jackpot is half a billion dollars.
What does occur to me is how I would spend that money. I daydream about it. Often.
A few minutes ago while I was on break, I drifted off into that place where life is idyllic, I'm a size 10 and I am the Powerball winner.
Let's face it. I'm not a spring chicken.
I have three adult children, two of whom have solid careers while the other is finishing his senior year of college.
I don't have grandchildren, but I'm definitely old enough to have a passel. I could even have a couple who could be as old as 12. But remember, I don't.
I'm not fit and thin and my eyebrows spotted gray two years before I found my first one in my head this past January.
Indeed, I am old.
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Watch: Band of Horses return with new song 'Compliments,' album details
After releasing its final album for Sub Pop back in 2007, Band of Horses has seemingly run a different direction both in sound and, perhaps, scope. The former indie rock troupe is now only sorta-not-really-indie now, signed to a joint venture between Fat Possum/Brown/Columbia for its next effort "Infinite Arms," a title I'm loving.
What fans may not be loving, or may feel unfamiliar with, is the first song revealed for that album, "Compliments." With those unrelenting, sunny harmonies, the upbeat BPM, and almost precious lyrical themes (as opposed to precocious, which I dare say plagued frontman Ben Bridwell in the first two albums), it sounds like a bit of a different band. It's a good song, but, man, is this a Death Cab for Cutie track? Perhaps it's due, too, to the change in backing personnel...
The accompanying music video, which can also be seen right here in a larger version, is a complimentary download (see what I did there?) now on the band's website. It's features: a kaleidescopic, eye-vortex of nature stills, likely taken in the mountains of the band's homestead in the Carolinas. When Bridwell sings of a raven, there's a bird; a line on a yellow dog, you guessed it, a yellow dog. It's pretty, but not peaceful, which is perhaps indicative of the album to come.
In a statement, "The songs on 'Infinite Arms' project the essence of the different locales across America... the rich musical heritage of Muscle Shoals, Ala., the sublime beauty of Asheville [N.C.'s] Blue Ridge Mountains, the glamorous Hollywood Hills and the vast Mojave desert..."
Fat Possum has one, fine current and formers stable off artists, including personal faves AA Bondy, the late Jay Reatard, Dinosaur Jr., Andrew Bird and, as the Good Lord would have it, Lissie, who I mentioned yesterday -- along with a handful of American greats like Townes Van Zandt and Al Green. We get that.
But what is the appeal at Columbia that Sub Pop -- who was able to rope in licensing deals for tracks like "Funeral" -- didn't get? Radio? Well, this'll be fun to match to watch.
"Infinite Arms" is produced by the band, along with help from Phil Ek. The complete group is now Bridwell, Creighton Barrett, Ryan Monroe, Tyler Ramsey and Bill Reynolds. Below is the tracklist to the album, and below that, tour dates (some with Pearl Jam), with more TBA.
April Fools Bonus: Remember when "Pitchfork" said Band Of Horses left Sub Pop after a fight over Bridwell's gnarly whiskers? Good times. Some chicks still love beards...
1) Factory
2) Compliments
3) Laredo
4) Blue Beard
5) On My Way Back Home
6) Infinite Arms
7) Dilly
8) Evening Kitchen
9) Older
10) For Annabelle
11) NW Apt.
12) Neighbor
April 8th - Paris, France - La Fleche D'or
April 9th - Brussels, Belgium - Orangerie
April 10th - Rotterdam, Netherlands- Motel Mozaique, Schouwburg
April 12th - London, UK - Koko
April 14th - Koln, Germany - Kulturkirche
April 16th - Oslo, Norway - Rockefeller
April 17th - Gothenburg, Sweden - Tradgarn
April 18th - Copenhagen, Denmark - Vega
April 23rd - Raleigh, NC - Walnut Creek Amphitheater (with Widespread Panic)
April 24th - Raleigh, NC - Walnut Creek Amphitheater (with Widespread Panic)
April 26th - Athens, GA - 40 Watt
April 28th - Miami, FL - Fillmore
April 29th - Orlando, FL - House of Blues
May 1st - New Orleans, LA - Jazzfest
May 2nd - Memphis, TN - Beale St. Music Festival
May 3rd - Kansas City, MO -Sprint Center (with Pearl Jam)
May 4th - St. Louis, MO - Scottrade Center (with Pearl Jam)
May 6th - Columbus, OH - Nationwide Arena (with Pearl Jam)
May 7th - Noblesville, IN - Verizon Wireless Center (with Pearl Jam)
May 9th - Cleveland, OH - Quicken Loans Arena (with Pearl Jam)
May 10th - Buffalo, NY - HSBC Arena (with Pearl Jam)
May 13th - Washington, DC - Verizon Center (with Pearl Jam)
May 15th - Hartford, CT - XL Center (with Pearl Jam)
May 17th - Boston, MA - TD Garden (with Pearl Jam)
May 21st - New York, NY - Madison Square Garden (with Pearl Jam)
May 27th - Davis, CA - UC Davis Freeborn Hall
May 30th - Bend, OR - Les Schwab Amphitheater (with She & Him)
May 31st - George, WA - Sasquatch Festival


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Paul Robeson was once described as one of the most well-known African-American performers in history. His iconic renditions of classics like "Ol Man River" and "Deep River" and a prolific recital career made him a household name at a time when blacks struggled for basic rights. For the son a runaway slave, he defied the odds in a tremendous and profound way that still inspires the work of artists today. One such artist, Obie award winning writer and performer Daniel Beaty's latest one-man show traverses the fascinating terrain of Robeson's life in a fresh and thoughtful way.
"The Tallest Tree in the Forrest" is like a full-length biopic brilliantly rendered for the theatre. Its journey is extensive, starting with Robeson as a child playing football with his older brother and ends with Robeson, slowing with age, reflecting on his life just before dying.
Beaty is a one-man tour de force. As he opens the show with a stirring rendition of "Ol Man River," you immediately realize you're in for a treat. The play is a delicate weave of dialogue and song, all performed solely by Beaty. He moves in and out of every character with astounding effortlessness. The dialogue is beautifully constructed with Beaty (as Robeson) narrating within many of the transitions. He masterfully stories complex points in history with rich anecdotes and touching humor- making the difficult subject matter palatable for all age groups. He also explores Robeson's controversial political standings and his struggles with infidelity without a shred of judgment or commentary, which is difficult to do in a piece like this. Beaty's portrayal of Paul Robeson boldly defies the one dimensional box American history books have placed him in.
The dialogue is complimented by outstanding singing. Along with "Ol Man River," the play features thirteen musical selections, pieces like "Steal Away," "Shortnin' Bread," "Go Down Moses," and "Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel." Beaty sings all of them with stunning conviction and powerful resonance. The music is strategically placed, deepening the meaning of the story points where necessary.
Quite simply, "The Tallest Tree in the Forrest" is a musical and story-telling marvel. Written entirely by Daniel Beaty and directed by Moisés Kaufman (best known for writing "The Laramie Project"), the show premiered to a packed house at Center Theatre Group's Mark Taper Forum in Downtown LA this weekend. The show will run until May 25. And, you should run to see it! It isn't often that a story like Paul Robeson's is told with this much care, attention, and authenticity.


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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Fasoli, Claudio (Luigi)
Fasoli, Claudio (Luigi), saxophone player, composer, teacher, author; b. Venice, Italy, 29 November 1949. He left Venice to go to Padua University. His father was Filippo Fasoli (December 1909-January 7, 1981) and his mother was Billia Vazzoler (June 1915-May 1991). His wife is Andreina Murero, with whom he has two sons, Alessandro Fasoli (b. April 26,1975) and Tommaso Fasoli (b. March 22,1978). He is totally self-taught, but Lee Konitz and Wayne Shorter were very important influences to his instrumental and compositional points of view. He also contributes articles and reviews to music magazines.
Born in Venice, he now lives in Milan, Italy. After a long apprenticeship and many sessions with various prominent musicians, he achieved popularity in the '70s playing with the Perigeo Quintet, among whose other artists were Franco DAndrea and Giovanni Tommaso. This group performed throughout Europe and also overseas, and with it Fasoli gained considerable experience both as soloist and composer. When the group disbanded in 1978, he became leader of his own groups, putting together mostly trios or quartets. Some of the great names of the European and international jazz scene have played in these groups. For example: Henri Texier, Lee Konitz, Jean-Franois Jenny Clark, Aldo Romano, Ken Wheeler, Manfred Schoof, Dave Holland, Palle Danielsson, Tony Oxley, Bill Elgart, Mick Goodrick etc. He introduced his own compositions in concerts and festivals around the world, creating also a remarkable discography. In addition to his native Italy, he has performed in France, Switzerland, Jugoslavia, Poland, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Spain, Finland, Luxembourg, Denmark, Sweden, England, Ireland, Canada, Mexic, Cuba and the United States.
He played in the first performances of the "Grande Orchestra Nazionale" in Italy and in the Lydian Sound Orchestra. He has also participated with and conducted the European Music Orchestra in live and studio performances and has played with the Manfred Schoof International Band.
Since the Siena International Jazz Clinics was founded in 1978, Fasoli has been responsible for the classes in Tenor and Soprano Saxophone and the master classes in improvisation. He founded the Saxophone Courses at the city of Milan's Civic School of Jazz and has taught Jazz at National Conservatories. He conducts Clinics throughout Italy and abroad. His name appears in Music and Jazz Dictionaries in Italy and abroad.
He has performed recitals on Italian TV in 1975, 1978, 1984, 1985 and 1993. He is also the author of more than 200 tunes, most of them recorded.
Eskimo Fakiro (1978); Jazz Duo (with Franco D'Andrea) (Critics Award) (1978); Hinterland (1980); The Meeting (1981); Cloudy (1982); Lido (1984); Input (1984); Welcome (1987); For Once (1987); Egotrip (1988); Bodies (1990); Land (1990); Cities (1993); Guest (1994); Trois Trios (1993-94); Mirror (1994); Ten Tributes (1995); Icon (1996); Esteem (1998); Rsum (2000); Gammatrio (2002)
As sideperson:
G. Manusardi Quartet: Live Suite (1971); Perigeo Quintet: Azimut (1973), Abbiama Tutti... (1974), La Valle Dei Templie (1975), Genealogia (1976), Non E' Poi Cosi'... (1977), Perigeo Special (1977), Attraverso Il Perigeo (1973-76); G. Gaslini Quintet: Multipli (1990), Masks (1991); G. Emmanuele Orchestra: From South to North (1992); Lydian Sound Orchestra: Melodious Thunk (1993); Perigeo Quintet: Live in Montreux (1993); Grand Orchestra Naz: Live (2000); F. Fara/ C. Fasoli: L' Essenza (2000)
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Mark your calendars now for the CJSTUF fundraisers in Richmond and Charlottesville, Virginia. CJSTUF was created in memory of sweet Charlotte Jennie who courageously fought cancer as a child. Money is raised to help other families dealing with the financial and emotional challenges of childhood cancer.
Wine Down with CJSTUF
The Wine Loft and Richmondmom.com have invited CJSTUF back for another Wine Down event this year on May 7, 2014 at 6:30pm. Entry fee of just $10 at the door and 100% of it goes directly to CJSTUF. Enter the fun and relax with discounted glasses of wine, free appetizers, and lots of friends.
There will also be raffle items and door prizes. This is a great opportunity to help out a great cause while unwinding after a long day. Representatives from CJSTUF will provide a brief overview of the organization and answer questions about fundraising opportunities.
Blenheim Vineyards welcomes CJSTUF
You can also help CJSTUF at their upcoming event in August. Join the fun at Blenheim Vineyards in Charlottesville for an evening of art, music, and fun on Thursday, August 21 from 6-9 pm.
There will be a silent auction and raffles for a variety of art pieces to fit every budget. All art auction proceeds will benefit CJSTUF.
Admission to the event is free. Wine will be available for purchase and there will be complimentary appetizers and live musical entertainment.
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Well, it's finally come to pass. The reason I'm going to fail university. The reason I'm going to lose my job. The reason my life is going to fall into many, many pieces: Guild Wars 2 has released. Actually, it's been out for a while, and since then I've done nothing but play as much as I can, absorbing all the content I have the power to.
In a market that's slowly becoming saturated with MMORPGs, Guild Wars 2 attempts to do everything different: from a fresh combat system actually requiring some input to removing the generic "run to point A to get quest so you can kill 10 rats", you can tell ArenaNet have poured their hearts and souls into making this title. So how is it?
With development being announced and commenced in 2007, a lengthy development time can mean two things: one, which is the developers want it to be as perfect as they can make it, or two, that it's having troubles being conceived and taking a lot longer than the developers initially thought thanks to unforeseen problems.
Guild Wars 2 is not only the best MMORPG of the century, but probably going to be Game of the Year, too.
It's definitely the first one, for sure. With the dissolution of the typical healer/DPS/tank trinity that plagues many other MMORPGs, Guild Wars 2 provides the ability for you to play your character however you want, and ensuring you can synergise with other players and whatever they want to do. Want to play the archetypical tank-y looking character as straight high DPS? Sure, knock yourself out. You can also play a seemingly-DPS character as pure support. The possibilities are high, and it ensures for a lot of fun.
But combat can also be, simply put, a pain in the ass. It's more noticeable if you're running around in a group in World vs. World, or you're trying to clear through a dungeon: combat can be an imbroglio, and doubly so if you're playing a melee class. The animation and graphic quality of spells and abilities being flung around is quite beautiful, don't misunderstand me, but when you're in a narrow hallway and there are 7 huge circles indicating that fireballs are about to rain down upon you, it makes it a bit of a chore to see and understand what's going on – I really just rely on looking at my HP bar and smashing buttons until I'm free of combat, because I can't reliably dodge in those situations.
This is compounded even more so by a glitch camera that doesn't work half of the time. Depending on the race you're playing, if you're in a cramped area, you're going to have problems. There are several puzzles that are made 10x harder by playing Norn, just because the camera decides to go crazy and glitch around everywhere. But when the camera decides to work, it can be purely beautiful.
ArenaNet made a good decision when they decided to include Vistas – really just areas that, when you trigger them, proceed to pan around with the camera and look really pretty. Some require a jumping puzzle to get to; others just require you to think outside the box when it comes to moving around the map. All are absolutely gorgeous and detailed. Oh boy, is the world detailed.
I've simply stopped and stared at my surroundings in several maps just because of how beautiful the view is. It's not just the vistas, either; while they're definitely the main attractions to the world, I'm pretty sure you could just pan out the camera and swing it around and be awe-struck with the views. Anything from sitting on a bridge overlooking a frosty waterfall in the mountains, with the view of a pirate town in the distance, to Lion's Arch, the game's central hub, ArenaNet have gone all-out with making an amazingly gorgeous world that anyone can access.
There's something for everyone, as well. From the casual players who can only sink in an hour here or there, they have myriad choices in front of them. From straight regular PVE where they can wander around the map and kill and level and quest, to WVW where they can try and conquer maps and Orb's of Power in the name of their server, to structured PVP that offers short, intense action, ArenaNet have made sure that everyone has the ability to do something at any time, no matter the time constraints.
But the game is far from perfect. While they've done an amazing job, and it's probably been the best MMORPG launch I've seen to date, there have been a number of issues that make it fall short of the perfection it sought.
First up was that many of the base systems that Guild Wars 2 relies on – chat, guilds and the trading post – were broken from the start. Chat was laggy, guilds were so buggy there were cases (including my own!) where people couldn't see their own guilds as if they were deleted. Then there were issues with representation. In the game, you can be in as many guilds as you want, but whichever guild you 'represent', you earn points for and can chat with. A fine system, actually, that doesn't limit you to joining just one guild per character, which was really good… when it worked.
The second and most annoying launch-issue was the fact that the Trading Post – Guild Wars 2's take on the Auction House, and the cornerstone of the whole economy – was not working for a long time. It's up now, so these problems are in the past, but it was horribly annoying for the first few weeks. When you design a game and its economy – and even hire a full-time economist to manipulate said economy – you want to make sure that it has chance to get off the ground, and you want to make sure that your players have the chance to sell stuff they've found.
Because you cannot trade items to nearby players in Guild Wars 2, and that's not a design flaw – they've purposely intended that anything you need, you can buy direct from the trading post, or get sent to you via mail from friends. This is so that there's no chance for a "black market" to occur and so that Guild Wars 2 can balance the economy accordingly. It's an interesting choice, and not one I really agree with, but I can understand why they've chosen to do it that way.
ArenaNet are really adamant about fixing their stuff, though, and that's a good sign: between increasing the security of accounts thanks to reports of people being hacked, to banning a flood of people for exploiting oversights and glitches that can potentially ruin the game for others, their reactions to their community and their care is amazing. Like I said, they've fixed most of their launch problems: the trading post has been up for a while, guilds and chat works flawlessly, lag is a non-issue and the game is generally stable.
The game isn't perfect. And honestly, I don't think it ever could be with ArenaNet's design philosophy. But it's definitely the best MMORPG on the market at the moment, and the best we've had for a long while. With the combination of a flat-fee and no subscription fee, and a greatly detailed game definitely worth the cost, Guild Wars 2 is not only the best MMORPG of the century, but probably going to be Game of the Year, too. If you're looking for something to do for an hour or two a day, here or there, this is your game. If you're looking for something more hard-core where you can run through dungeons with your large guild, or to go have huge intense combat, this is your game. If you're looking for something amazing, this is your game.
By Thomas Robinson
OllyEbbz said: I'm really interested in buying this surprisingly (i'm not big on MMOs) but the one off cost and the great reviews its been getting is luring me in.
I have a question though, will i get the story and lore? will i be hindered by not experiencing the first?
KojiDD said: More/less on spot, somethings I'd disagree with but that's depending on perspective + time, like launch issues and tutorial, but imo most of the launcher issues have been fixed now.
Regardless 9 is a fair score, I wouldn't have given it a perfect 10 anyway.
you can tell ArenaNet have poured their hearts and souls into making this title.
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Manchester United goalkeeper David De Gea embraces Jamie Vardy at the final whistle
Ruud van Nistelrooy's record was official broken by Jamie Vardy, as Manchester United drew 1-1 with Leicester City at the King Power stadium. The Dutchman, who was the last player to score a winning goal at Leicester back in 2003, tweeted his respect of the record being broke as both clubs failed to find the winner, which would have sent either club to the top of the table ahead of Manchester City.
Vardy had scored the opener on 24 minutes, following a beautifully crafted left footed pass ball from Christian Fuchs. The home side counter attacked brilliantly from a United corner before Vardy smashed home his eleventh in a row – a unbelievable story for a player who was playing non-league football five years ago. United hit back just before half time with a header from Bastian Schweinsteiger. The German smashed home from a superb corner from Daley Blind, whilst outmuscling Shinji Okazaki in the process.
The tie took a familiar pattern, with Manchester United dominating possession without ever really threatening Kasper Schmeichel in the Leicester City goal. The home side were setup to counter United, and Louis van Gaal looked to nullify the any through balls from the full backs into the channels, by deploying Wayne Rooney and Anthony Martial wide when not in possession – for Juan Mata to press the centre halves. When United in fact won the ball and started a counter, both Rooney and Martial were too far apart to capitalise.
Rooney was taken off due to a injury (according to the manager), to be replaced by Memphis Depay. But the United captain looks a shadow of his former self in all honesty. The result was fair as both sides continue their title challenge into the Christmas period.


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Time for Another Ducati 1199 Spy Photo
The latest photo of the 2012 Ducati 1199 Superbike, which may be called SuperQuadro, has surfaced on the web.
The photo shows official Ducati test rider Franco Battaini, fresh from testing the aluminum MotoGP Ducati GP12, on board the World Superbike spec version of the bike with the Ohlins FGR forks. Clearly shown is the horizontally laid rear shock absorber along with dual side exit exhausts.
The Ducati 1199 will be formally unveiled at the EICMA show in Milan on November 8-13th.
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Harrisonburg police continue to search for a suspect that robbed a downtown business Saturday night.
About 10 p.m., police responded to a call for an armed robbery at the Auto Zone located at 340 N. Mason St.
Police haven't released what type of weapon was used.
Police say the suspect is a skinny male, about 5 feet, 9 inches tall. He was wearing light colored jeans and a camouflage hooded sweatshirt pulled tight over his head. The suspect had a black ski-mask with a camouflage mask over top. He also wore sunglasses.
Anyone with information about the crime is asked to call the Harrisonburg Police Department at 434-4436. Tipsters who wish to remain anonymous can call Crime Solvers at 574-5050 or text "HPD" plus the tip to CRIMES (274637).


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Hot on the Forums: What Does Your Butler Do?
March 13, 2014 | By Jeannine Williamson | No Comments
Mention the word butler and landlubbers probably conjure up an image of Downton Abbey's Mr Carson. Yet these days butlers are no longer the preserve of British stately homes and palaces. It's enough to give the grand Dowager Countess of Grantham an attack of the vapors, but their presence on cruise ships is becoming increasingly commonplace.
The question is: Do you 'use' your butler, or does his presence make you feel a bit awkward?
My first butler encounter resulted in a polite metaphorical tug-of-war over unpacking my suitcase. I relented and was later mortified – knowing he must usually deal with much classier clientele – to find he'd arranged my aging department-store undies into some semblance of sequential and colored order.
So what exactly should you expect from an onboard butler? It's often discussed on our forums, here by lucky Gempro2758, who's getting ready to cruise in style in a penthouse suite.
However much we love Downton, we know that ships' butlers are not personal servants, constantly on hand to iron a copy of The Times, wait on passengers hand and foot and deal with a myriad of unreasonable diva-like personal whims. But judging from our feedback you can certainly expect to be spoilt – and maybe have a few surprises en route.
KweezyCruiser said: "In addition to the daily snacks, our butler brought the chocolate chip cookies, gummy bears and peanut M&Ms requested by my daughter. He also asked what we would like waiting when we returned from an excursion (we had no idea) and he showed up with some peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and brought my daughter the cheesecake brownie that she loved."
Over to Cabincop who added: "Your butler can also arrange parties in your suite if you like. They set up for drinks and appetizers or dinners in your suite. My butler also gives me info on the ports I was going to. In Europe I ran into my butler on the shuttle bus and he showed me the train and sat with me as we were both going into Rome. They have also helped me with my iPod and what outfit to wear."
Of course, there will be some of us who can never quite get used to letting the butler do it. Lex_n_saph wrote: "We actually felt so bad about not using the service that we had the butler serve us breakfast one day, as he has kept telling us that we could do this at any time."
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Java Caching for Oracle Applications 11i: Part 2
By mzshaw on Sep 20, 2007
In my previous article "Java Caching for Oracle Applications 11i: Part 1" I talked about the basics of Java Caching and how it works conceptually.
My original intention with "Part 2" was to discuss how to diagnose issues with Java Caching, but I got a bit carried away with scripts and the like so ended up creating some Metalink notes instead.
Diagnosing Database Invalidation Issues
Here's the first one:
- Diagnosing database invalidation issues with Java Cache for eBusiness Suite (Metalink Note 455194.1)
As it says on the tin, this note covers diagnosing issues with Database Invalidation. The classic symptoms being that when Responsibilities are added to a user, they are not appearing immediately (but do after Apache is bounced).
Although the scripts are listed in the note, you can also download a soft copy via the link mentioned in the note.
Diagnosing Issues with Responsibility Assignments
This issue is not actually a Java Caching problem, but the symptoms initially look similar to those described above. The key difference here is that the affected responsibilities still do not appear after Apache is bounced. For details, see:
- Existing Responsibility Does Not Appear after modifying the effective date (Metalink Note 458869.1)
More on NoClassDefFoundErrors
This one seems to be a bit of a "phantom illness" as I have seen two or three customers hit this issue, but after following the Action Plan in the note the problem is not reproducible anymore. Even more bizarrely, after reverting the changes introduced by the Action Plan, the problem doesn't come back! This one has piqued my interest, so if anyone out there has the same symptoms and can still reproduce the problem after reading the following note, then I would be happy for you to email me your SR number.
- Investigating NoClassDefFoundError in eBusiness 11i when users login (Metalink Note 455366.1)
Hopefully you will find these notes useful towards understanding and diagnosing any Java Cache issues you find yourself facing.
- Java Caching for Oracle Applications 11i: Part 1
- Latest JVM Tuning Recommendations for Apps 11i
- Using JConsole to monitor Apps 11i JVMs
- Investigating java.lang.OutOfMemoryError with Apps 11i Middle Tier JVMs


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Consultancies: Faculty members in fields cited below are also available for consulting, surveys, environmental audits, and other services, usually for a fee.
Dail Murray, Professor Emerita, Anthropology/Sociology
- Belize: Community Development and Tourism
- The Amish
- Agricultural Sustainability and the Amish
- Anthropology of Religion
Dail Murray's Bio/Contact Information
James LaMalfa, Professor Emeritus, Art
- Native American Art
- Culture of Mesoamerica (The Maya)
- Art and Architecture of Italy
- Public Art: Wall Paintings and Sculpture
- Digital Photography and Movies: The Wave of the Future
- The da Vinci Code, Fact or Fiction: A detailed lecture with slides, on the real Leonardo da Vinci
- Writing The da Vinci Diaries
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Paul Erdman, Associate Professor, Astronomy/Physics
- Topics related to astronomy
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Wendel Johnson, Professor Emeritus, Biology
- Isle Royale: A Wilderness National Park
- Population Literacy as a Part of Environmental Awareness
- Sea Lamprey: An Exotic Species
- The Wolf at our Door: Managing Endangered Species
- Marinette County's Wild Lakes
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- What is All this Talk about Biodiversity?
- Travel by Rail: What getting out of the car can mean for you
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Paula Langteau, Campus Executive Officer and Dean
- Arthur Miller: The Man and his Work
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- The Adult Learner
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- What Television Can Tell Us About the U.S.
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David Giebler, Associate Professor, Music
- Lecture/Demonstrations Relating Master Composers of the Past to Music of the Present
- The Piano Music of Beethoven
- 20th Century Piano Music
- The Music of Gordon Binkerd
- The Importance of Music Theory: How it Applies to Music Study and Performance
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Paul Erdman, Associate Professor, Astronomy/Physics
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- Popular culture
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The month of November continued an unbroken streak of warmer-than-average temperatures that dates all the way back to 1985 — the year the hit film "Back to the Future" first hit theaters — with global average surface temperatures ranking as the fifth-warmest such month on record, according to figures released Monday by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
November was the 333rd month in a row with a global average surface temperature that was above the 20th century average, a clear sign of the warming trend that scientific evidence shows is due at in large part to manmade emissions of greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide.
To put it another way, if you are under the age of 27, you have never experienced a month in which global average surface temperatures came in below the 20th century average, as the environmental news web site Grist said in October.
For the year-to-date, NOAA reported that 2012 is on track to be the eighth warmest year on record, due largely to near-record warmth over land areas from April to September, and above-average sea surface temperatures. The September-to-November period was especially mild, coming in just behind 2005 for the second-warmest such period on record.


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Udvar-Hazy Opening Day Ribbon Cutting
Gen. John R. "Jack" Dailey, director of the National Air and Space Museum, performs the ceremonial ribbon cutting at the official opening of the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center, Dec. 15, 2003. Looking on, left, is Joe Anderson, museum associate director for the Udvar-Hazy facility; and Donald S. Lopez, deputy director of the National Air and Space Museum.
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May 3, 2009
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EUGENE, Ore. - Right-hander Charles Brewer (3-4) allowed one run and five hits in six innings as the UCLA baseball team defeated Oregon, 8-1, on Sunday afternoon to earn a Pac-10 series victory at PK Park. The Bruins (22-22, 13-8 Pac-10) secured their fifth Pac-10 series win of the season in seven attempts.
Brewer notched his second victory in as many Pac-10 starts, registering two strikeouts and one walk. The right-hander's effort helped UCLA collect its 12th win in its last 17 games. UCLA's bullpen combined for three shutout innings, as left-hander Matt Grace closed the game tossing two hitless innings.
Oregon right-hander Madison Boer (1-6) was tagged with the loss despite allowing three runs and six hits in six innings. Boer registered three strikeouts and issued two walks for the Ducks (14-31, 4-14 Pac-10).
The Bruins were led at the plate by left fielder Gabe Cohen, who went 2-for-3 with a solo home run and two runs scored. Right fielder Justin Uribe went 2-for-3 with one pair of singles. Oregon catcher Mitch Karraker led the host Ducks with a 2-for-2 effort.
UCLA claimed a 1-0 lead in the top of the third. Cohen opened the frame with a solo home run that nailed the scoreboard structure above the left-center field fence. In the fifth inning, Cohen lined a single to left and scored on shortstop Niko Gallego's double to the gap in right-center field.
Oregon scored one run in the bottom of the fifth. First baseman Darrell Hunter led off the frame with a double to left field and advanced to third on a single to left by second baseman Josh Hogan. A ground-rule double to right field by right fielder Anthony Kreitz plated Hunter from third.
UCLA pushed ahead, 8-1, with a six-run seventh inning. The Bruins took advantage of two singles, four walks, one hit-by-pitch and two wild pitches with a runner at third base. After third baseman Gino Aielli and Gallego walked, catcher Steve Rodriguez loaded the bases with a one-out infield single. A sacrifice bunt by second baseman Eddie Murray scored the inning's first run. Uribe followed with a bases-loaded walk and designated hitter Casey Haerther was hit by a pitch, pushing UCLA's lead to 5-1. Decker's walk scored Rodriguez and two ensuing wild pitches plated Uribe and Haerther. Center fielder Blair Dunlap singled up the middle to score Decker from third base.
The Bruins return to action at home against Cal State Bakersfield on Tuesday, May 5. Game time at Steele Field at Jackie Robinson Stadium is 6 p.m. Tickets for adults and children cost two dollars at the gate. Fans can listen to a live audio broadcast, free of charge, available online at uclabruins.com.
Game Notes: UCLA improved its Pac-10 record to 13-8, equaling its conference win total from 2008 (finished 13-11, 3rd place)...UCLA has won seven of its 10 weekend series this spring (three-game series)...the Bruins have spent seven of their 11 weekends playing away from home (six trips via airplane away from southern California)...Eddie Murray was hit by a pitch for the 16th time this season - no Bruin ballplayer on record has been hit by a pitch 16 times or more in a single season...UCLA's pitching staff surrendered just six runs (four earned) in 27.0 innings in three games at Oregon.


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Alice Russell does a beautiful acoustic rendition of "I Loved You" and releases a glowy black and white video to go with it. Not sure we've heard such an impeccably done acoustic in a while.
Develops and implements integrated marketing strategies, digital, social, event and experiential programs for consumer brands, leveraging music and culture.


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Welcome to our Frequently Asked Questions page
This is a slightly different sort of "FAQ" page. The answers are from our own group members, taken from polls that we conducted ourselves. Please note that we are not medical professionals. These answers are actually a compilation of the opinions, based upon their experiences, of our own ON/AVN patient-members. We designed our FAQ paget this way on purpose, to give others a better insight into the disease itself, and into some of the treatments and procedures that we have undergone.
If you are seeking information from a medical perspective, please visit our companion group's site, the NONF
The following is what ON/AVN means to us and how it affects our lives.
Which joints are affected?
Hips were the most frequently reported affected joint. That was followed by knees, shoulders, and ankles. Of those, most cases are bilateral, meaning both hips (knees, shoulders, ankles) are affected. Only a very small percent have ON/AVN of just one hip, knee, shoulder or ankle. At least one member reported ON/AVN of the wrist; and a few reported having it in the jaw, or elbows, hands, and feet. At least one has it in two ribs.
What was the cause of your ON/AVN?
Most of the respondents either knew for sure that their ON/AVN was steroid induced, or they had taken steroids at some point, and their doctors were unsure if that was the cause. Quite a few listed trauma as the cause of their ON/AVN. Very few listed no known cause (idiopathic) for their ON/AVN.
What specialty of doctor diagnosed your ON/AVN?
Almost everyone answered 'orthopedic doctor.' However, we did have at least one who was diagnosed by an Emergency Room physician, and one by a chiropractor. Most people did see a rheumatologist, usually at first, who then referred them to an orthopedic doctor. What was disturbing was that for many, it took several weeks or months to get an accurate diagnosis. It just takes time to set up appointments for x-rays, MRIs, bone scans, and return appointments to the doctor. Also, we had several cases where their ON/AVN was diagnosed as something else -- in one instance, it took one woman a full year to get an accurate diagnosisof ON/AVN. For her, it turned out not to be gout, after all.
Until you were diagnosed with it, had you ever heard of ON/AVN before?
Of all the people who responded, only two had ever heard of it before. One knew a teacher who had it, and the other has a spouse who also has it.
As for surgery, this is what we asked:
What type of surgery did you have?
Answers: Core decompressions, core decompressions with grafts, Free Vascularized Fibular Grafts (FVFG),total hip replacements, total knee replacements, partial shoulder replacements, total shoulder replacements, hip resurfacing, ankle fusions, ankle fusion with grafts, debridements, trabecular screw implants of the hip.
What was the most difficult period after your surgery?
Most of us reported that the worst period was anywhere from two weeks to six months post-op. People who had the FVFG done must remain non weight bearing for quite a long while (6 months). Those who had replacements endured many weeks of painful physical therapy. For all of us, our mobility was very impaired post-op, and the use of crutches, walkers, or wheelchairs was necessary. Stairs presented a huge problem,as did simple tasks such as lifting and carrying objects. Also, driving a car for some of us was not allowed for quite some time.
How long was it before you started to feel somewhat stronger again, or as if you could manage your day to day activities pretty much on your own?
Most patients reported an average time of approximately four to six weeks. A few reported even longer periods of time and a very few reported a time frame as short as two weeks post-op.
If you were a candidate for physical therapy (PT),and if you did have PT, what benefits do you feel you derived from it?
Most reported that range of motion improved much faster. Also: limbs regained strength; PT helped to repair limp, helped to restore body strength as well as strength of operated joint. One person replied: " PT actually relieves the pain and allows me to measure my progress in a orderly structured manner." Another replied,"Just good to move around and feel like I had some control over the healing process, and keeping my body moving. Probably more psychological than physical." All who underwent PT agreed that it helped quite a bit with the recovery process.
If you could have done something differently, (or assuming you might need another replacement or other bone or joint surgery at some point in the future),what would that might have been, or will be the next time around?
"I am going to try a different surgeon (one that is more concerned with leg length discrepancies)."
"Water therapy as fast as possible (It does help a lot)"
"I will insist on PT while in the hospital no matter what. I will also try to build up muscle before hand."
"I would have been easier on myself mentally. This was my 8th surgery in 4 years and I was thinking it would be 'easy' Mentally I was not prepared for how knocked-out I would be afterwards."
"Nix the home health care at least for the first week and spend that time in a quality inpatient facility with intensive PT. (I basically had to take care of myself once I returned home with no PT the first week - yes it was my choice,but I was given few other options and none of those were truly do-able.)"
"I'm not sure there is much I would do differently (except maybe buy a house with a downstairs bedroom and full bath!),but I would certainly be more prepared this time for the pain of the graft site,and the length of time that I'm out of commission."
"I am glad I choose the Trabecular Implant. It was my best option with the least risk and down time. I am glad I had a Ortho who was up to date on the latest treatment for AVN."
We also asked about our general states of health and other medical conditions:
Are you male or female?
Of the people who participated in the poll (about 30 in all),interestingly enough, it was about 50% male, and 50% female.
What age group are you in (expressed in decades)?
Most of the participants were in their late 30's to mid-40's. The next highest group was the 45+ group; thelowest was the under 30 agers.
What other chronic illnesses do you have?
The list was so long that we don't have room to print it all here. However, looking over the results of our poll,it was very note-worthy that the single most often reported complaint was some type of digestive tract problem (GERD, IBS, celiac disease, ulcerative colitis, and Crohn's Disease, to name a few). The second most-often reported illness was migraine or other headaches. That was followed by high blood pressure (hypertension) difficulties. We had two with Hypothyroid, one with Fatty Liver Disease, more than one with Lupus, and a great many with some form of arthritis. Also, a great many of us have suffered bouts of depression and sought medical treatment. There were only 3 of us out of 30 that had no other chronic illnesses that required constant monitoring and/or treatment by a doctor.
Other than chronic pain, what other complaints do you have re: your AVN?
By far, the most often reported problem was sleep disturbances. Also high on the list were depression, changes in appetite, and weight gain. Loss of energy, or lethargy was a big complaint as well. Others reported feeling very isolated, and disruption in family harmony and/or mechanics (due to loss of mobility),and a deep sense of loss. Two reported problems with leg length discrepancies (due to joint replacement surgery).
Did your ON/AVN cause you to have to stop working, or alter your job in any way that caused a decrease in your income?
Almost everyone reported either the loss of their job or career, or at the very least, a reduction in their income Some had to take on a different job, lower in pay and not really to their liking, but they could not afford to stop working altogether. Others are still working, but have used up all of their sick days and are very worried about that. Others just could not continue and had to seek SSDI benefits, which for most of us was a long and difficult battle to get that approval.
We then asked our members about the emotional aspect of dealing with ON/AVN.
We asked them how they felt about having a support group to turn to, and even more specifically, how they felt about our group. The actual questions they were asked were:
1. Do you feel having a support group or system is an advantage or a
disadvantage? Please explain your answer.
2. Do you feel our group is helpful to you? If so, in what ways?
Following are their own answers; some are 'letters from the heart' and others answered the questions 1,2- style:
I find that a support group is very helpful. I was able to speak to people with a condition that was giving me great pain. I feel that I was able to gather as much information so I could decide what procedure best fit me.
Yes, this group is helpful.
- cookscleaners
1. Do you feel having a support group or system is an advantage or a disadvantage?
Definitely an ADVANTAGE. You can talk to others who are going through the same things that you are goingthrough. They understand exactly what you are talking about. They offer comfort and helpful ways of handling things you might not thought of.
2. Do you feel our group is helpful to you? If so, in what ways?
100% YES, it has been helpful to me. It has helped me to know that what I am feeling is normal, that I am not going crazy. The group offers mental support, helpful ideas on how to make ordinary things easier to do, places to find help, where to look for information, and most importantly to know that you are not out there alone withthis illness.
- Bobbie in VA
When I was first diagnosed in 2000, I had never, ever heard of AVN and had no idea what path I was walking down. At the time, I was diagnosed with it in my shoulders and then it was confirmed in my hips also (since then it's been diagnosed in 5 more joints). I did look on the web and found no useful info. I think I mentioned, that b/c it was pre-google days, I did not findthis group, poor searching skills on my part as I did use Alta Vista in those days. Or maybe I was in too much pain and did not have high speed internet access, I can't recall right now. I was too naive to be scared.
I thought I was getting great medical care and was living in the NY area and had access to the "best of the best," plus my husband was at the time the head of one of the largest most prestigious academic medical centers in NYC. So I expected that I had even more valuable attention. Hah! Shows how little I knew. This disease is so way beyond what I thought it was, we (my husband and I) learned very quickly that we needed to be on top of it every minute and not trust anyone but ourselves. And yes, it seemed like NO ONE ever heard of AVN and most doctors were not very knowledgeable. So I cannot help but thank you again on behalf of all of us for what you and your crew have done for all of us. I'm amazed everyday when I read the postings what I learn and how many people are affected. I'm still finding people that I know that have it in only one joint or so to be unfamiliar with our group and I'm so happy to be able to spread the word of your incredible workon our behalf.
So once again (never enough times) kudos to you!
You really need to ask that question?? You know i feel it is an advantage!! I mean 3 years ago, I really was a lost puppy in the world of AVN. Knew nothing about AVN of the shoulder and most that I found was basically about hips and knees. I did find a couple of articles on the shoulder, but they still dealt with fractures and steriods. Had nothing to do with the type of trauma that I sustained to my shoulder.
But then again, I fall into that small percentage of "odd balls". But this group was full of knowledge. Nan offered me lots of information about AVN of the shoulder. I still have print outs of all that she e-mailed me. (So does my attorney.) Susie Marie was another one that gave me first hand knowledge of what she has gone through with AVN of the shoulder. All the links that are provided, really does help us learn what options are available to us, it's not like the doctors can say - here this is your only option - and that is that - we can go in informed about what is going on inside our bones - whether the doctors like it or not. We are educated about AVN!!!
Barb in Oklahoma
LOL, Marie...you KNOW I felt that way TEN LONG YEARS AGO. W O W! I have felt so honored to be a mere witness to your creativity & ingenuity & DETERMINATION!!!!! You GO Girl! You're AWESOME!
XOXO, Judy:)
For me it has been a great advantage. I don't post very often but I read every day, and it really helps. Expecially when depressed and in pain. So glad I found this group! I have learned so much! And for info, I just got my millenium crutches and love them. So much improved from the old ones! And Marie, good job on the site. You did a great job!
- Linda
Great advantage. I read every day, and it helps me focus on the problems that everyone has not just me. I get great compassion here which is a God send. I am happy to have found this group! I have learned so much! thanks!
- hugs, sue in nj
It helped me understand I'm not alone. Also how to cope with pain.
- Jennifer in Southern MD
Most definitely yes. It lifted me out of the depths of my self-imposed silent suffering so that I could finally accept the truth of what to expect from this disorder and move on. And that came about through the resources this group provides including being able to share my story with others and having them share their story with me. In other words, I was and I am NOT ALONE. The help and prayers of others means so much and the opportunity to offer to others a word of encouragement so that they know that they're not alone either is truly a gift. And together we can do great things to help those in the future deal with this disorder - maybe even be instrumental in finding a cure and prevention. I mean, how many times in a lifetime does one have the opportunity to bring about a miracle which will affect the lives of those in the future whom we will never even know. Awesome!


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College Hockey:6 LSSU Players Suspended
SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. — Six Lake Superior State players have received two-game suspensions as a result of participation in a hockey tournament in Ontario last April, according to LSSU athletic director Bill Crawford.
In addition, the four seniors, one junior, and one sophomore were each docked an equal percentage of scholarship money.
"They didn't take any money or compensation," said Crawford, who declined to name the players. "And no one was kicked off the team. We doled out the punishment, and the NCAA said, 'OK.'"
Crawford said that the six will sit out LSSU's two-game series with Ferris State on October 7 and 8.
"It will be obvious who is sitting. All six of these guys probably would have played," he said.
"It's unfortunate. We have a coaching staff going into the last season of its contract."
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Mar 1, 2012 9:00 AM
We'll be the first to admit that these sandals are a little over the top, but then again, so are we. Never ones to shy away from new fashion trends, we've already put in our order for these Prada 'Tail Light Flame' Sandals ($1450). We're looking forward to heating up the dance floor in these flaming heels.
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