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Miami Dolphins fans deserve a Dear Jeff letter
Dear John Jeff,
"You miss 100 percent of the shots you don't take." – Wayne Gretzky
Just because you keep swinging and missing on head coaches doesn't mean its you, or that you'll always be the bridesmaid.
Your heart might be broken now, but it doesn't mean you'll never find true love again.
Maybe its just not your time. Maybe you need to work on yourself more, making this franchise more presentable to the outside world.
There are a lot of good qualities about the Miami Dolphins. In a season filled with drama and disaster the players on the 2011 roster didn't quiet on their dead man walking head coach in Tony Sparano. They also didn't throw in the towel on interim coach Todd Bowles, following up an 0-7 start by winning six of the final nine games.
That's admirable, and shows heart and character.
The defense finished top 10 in most of the important statistical categories, and most of those players will likely be back in 2011 with a few exceptions.
The quarterback, Matt Moore, came out of nowhere and produced one of the best quarterbacking season's under center since Dan Marino, Bob Griese and Chad Pennington. While he might not be franchise material, Moore's not chopped liver, and finished 12th in the NFL in quarterback rating.
There are two offensive playmakers – Brandon Marshall and Reggie Bush - who just became the first 1,000 yard pair in franchise history. And both of them are in their prime.
There's a lot of good about this franchise. Problem is you keep getting into abusive relationships/courtships without understanding how desperate you're coming off.
Pump the brakes for a second. Assess yourself a little. Do a little check on the teeth, breathe and underarm to make sure you're not ripe.
Package yourself better. Maybe it's time for a new going out outfit? How about a new haircut?
Don't throw yourself at the first coach who buys you a drink at the bar.
Don't fall for the first coach who tells you that "you're beautiful just the way you are." He might just be trying to get into your pants.
Don't bring everyone home to meet the parents.
Fall for the coach who works on you with attention and affection, and someone who builds you up. Find someone who makes you feel good inside and wants to build your esteem.
Find someone who wants to grow with you.
Find someone who sees your beauty as a strength.
Find someone who knows how to develop a quarterback, and the best way to do that is to identify someone who has done it before.
Don't put conditions on him. Don't force him to take this coordinator, or that assistant.
Let him lay his own foundation. Let him pick his own groceries in a partnership, which is what a relationship is truly about.
You've suffered through a lot of bad relationships since Don Shula, but that doesn't mean love's not out there waiting for you. Pick yourself up and keep looking.
Keep shooting.
Yours truly….


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Miami had two picks to round out the draft.
With the first one, they took a guy named JD Folsum, who played LB at Weber State.
Do you know Weber State's mascot? The Wildcat! I suppose that will work.
They had another pick, but Kansas City came knocking and traded for it, giving up a pick in the 7th next year. KC really wanted a TE they saw, so Miami took the trade and ended the draft with 9 picks.
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Really interesting work over at the portfolio of Hattie Newman. As noted in the about section, "I am an illustrator and set maker working in London. My background includes a first class degree in Illustration from UWE, Bristol and a breadth of projects for a range of clients. Combining my two and three dimensional imaginations, I… Read More
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Eric Simpson Named Assistant Women's Basketball Coach
July 2, 2013
CHICAGO – Eric Simpson, who served as the head coach at Loyola the past four seasons and guided the Ramblers to their first-ever Horizon League Championship game this past March, has been named the newest addition to UIC's women's basketball coaching staff. Simpson will serve as an assistant coach, pending Board of Trustees approval.
"Quality coaches like Eric Simpson do not become available very often," said head coach Regina Miller. "Having coached against him in the Horizon League, I know his abilities and I'm delighted to have a proven winner on our bench rather than on the opposite side of the court. His coaching knowledge and familiarity of our league make him an outstanding asset to UIC as does his solid commitment to developing scholar-athletes. As we continue to build a winning program, Eric's deep roots in the Chicago-area will provide us with an important edge in recruiting our talent-rich region."
The Chicago native and graduate of Northwestern (1994) spent the last seven years at Loyola, including the final four seasons as head coach, where he compiled a record of 57-66 (.463). He served as an assistant women's basketball coach from 2007-09, and was the coordinator of men's basketball operations during the 2006-07 campaign.
Last season, Simpson led Loyola to 17-15 record, which stands as the program's best mark since 1988-89. The Ramblers proved to be one of the hottest teams in the country down the final stretch of the season by winning 11-of-12 games, before falling to nationally-ranked Green Bay in the Horizon League title game. He also helped sophomore forward Simone Law claim first-team All-Conference accolades, while freshman Taylor Johnson was voted the league's Newcomer of the Year.
During his first season as head coach (2009-10), Simpson mentored the Ramblers to 15 wins; the program's best showing since the 2001-02 campaign and the best start by a first-year coach at Loyola since the 1970s.
"I am extremely excited and grateful to head coach Regina Miller for the opportunity to be a part of her coaching staff at UIC," said Simpson. "Coach Miller has a strong history of success and I gained respect for her coaching and leadership abilities as an opposing head coach in the Horizon League. I look forward to assisting her in building a championship caliber program at UIC."
Simpson, who entered the Division I ranks with 10 years of high school coaching experience, was the head boys' basketball coach and Director of Athletics at Marquette High School in Chicago from 2001-05.
During his collegiate playing days, Simpson was a four-year letterwinner (1990-94) at Northwestern and earned a Bachelor of Arts in History. He appeared in 97 games for the Wildcats, totaling 475 career points and 100 assists.


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Here are the five main types: window unit air conditioning systems, split unit air conditioning systems, central air conditioning systems, and ductless air conditioning systems.
- Central air conditioning systems are the most popular because of their ability to cool an entire home, although they are expensive to install, especially if ducts need to be added to your home.
- Window unit air conditioning systems are cheaper to install and maintain, but only cool one area and are often noisy.
- Ductless air conditioning systems get rid of the need to install ducts, but have a higher initial cost than central air conditioning systems.
- Split unit air conditioning systems consist of an indoor and outdoor component, and are considerably more expensive, but have very high energy-efficiency ratings.
- Packaged air conditioning systems are usually used in hotels or individual rooms, and while considered to be energy efficient, they cannot cool an entire home.
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- 8 cups fresh broccoli florets
- 8 ounces Colby-Monterey Jack cheese, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 teaspoon cider vinegar
- 2 cups fresh strawberries, quartered
- 1/4 cup sliced almonds, toasted
- In a large bowl, combine broccoli and cheese. In a small bowl, whisk the mayonnaise, sugar and vinegar. Pour over broccoli mixture and toss to coat. Gently stir in strawberries; sprinkle with almonds. Yield: 10 servings.
Reviews for Broccoli Strawberry Salad
"i would like to substitute pl. yogurt for mayo."
"Love this salad! I was searching for an out-of-the-ordinary dish when visiting my parents (since they don't often experiment with new recipes) & came across this one. Very pleased with the finished product! Ingredients might sound a little strange together, but they totally work!"
"Haven't made yet, but sounds yummy. Thinking would be very good with red wine vinegar, also. Might even try in a pita pocket to make it a meal!"
"Love this salad. I make it for lunch with a small sandwich. I also use light mayo. Next time I make it I will try Splenda. So easy to make!"
"What a refreshing twist on a broccoli salad. My old standby broccoli included bacon bits, raisins and sunflower seeds, all of which are tasty but add a lot of fat and calories to the salad. I substituted light mayonnaise and Splenda and we couldn't tell the difference. I couldn't add this recipe to my ToH on-line recipe box fast enough!"


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Saturday, July 4, 1931
Maple Notch, Vermont
Frank Sawtelle was home at last.
The people of Maple Notch, VermontWinnie Tuttle among themhad waited five years to give their hero a homecoming worthy of his accomplishments. Perhaps she'd anticipated his return even more than most. She leaned past Louise, seeking a glimpse of her friend's brother.
A matched pair of geldings as white as the stars on the United States flag pranced in front of a wagon decorated to resemble Fort Ticonderoga. A monument in the town square celebrated the American victory early in the Revolutionary War, when Maple Notch men fought alongside Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys. When the horses swung their heads, golden plumes waved in the wind, suggesting the magic that Frank brought to the ice.
His skating had both mesmerized and charmed Winnie as an impressionable child.
Clean red-and-blue rugs were spread across the horses' backs, completing the patriotic theme. A man dressed like a Dickensian cabby, complete with top hat and scarf, held the long reins, driving the wagon fit for a king.
In spite of speculation that Frank would hide from public display, the man in the wagon stood at attention, saluting the cheering townsfolk. He wore the skating costume he'd worn five years ago, when he won the United States Figure Skating Championships: a copy of Ethan Allen's green uniform coat, faced with red, over buckskin breeches. Winnie recognized it because she had helped Louise and Mrs. Sawtelle sew it all those years ago. His hairstyle had changed, though. It was shorter and slicked back, but she loved the way he still filled out every inch of the coat.
He didn't look the least bit ill at ease with the festivities, as Louise had suggested he would. Winnie hopped from one foot to the other, waving her flag and yelling like everyone around her. Louise's little white mutt, Toodles, danced at their feet, feeding on the crowd's frenzy.
Frank turned almost-green eyes on her, smiled and waved his hand. The music and noise around her faded into the background, and she felt as if she were watching a movie, where the hero comes home to the woman who has faithfully waited.
High-pitched barking interrupted Winnie's private reverie. Toodles dashed across the street into the path of the horses. One stopped and the other lifted his front legs in the air, seeking to avoid the tiny animal. The crowd went silent.
"Do something!" a white-faced Louise begged Winnie. Toodles huddled under the bed of the cart, where the tall wooden wheels would crush her if the wagon moved.
The driver fought to keep the horses under control. Winnie inched forward, one eye on the horses and the other on Toodles, to make sure the dog didn't make a dash for freedom. As she neared the vehicle, she saw that Frank had jumped down on the other side.
Toodles looked from one familiar face to the other, then ran past both of them to Louise and hopped into her arms, yipping.
At the sound, the crowd released nervous laughter. Frank straightened his jacket, replaced the black tricorn on his head and bowed before climbing back onto the wagon. He winked at Winnie and signaled for the driver to move forward.
Winnie melted back into the crowd and followed the parade until it turned the corner onto Old Bridge Road. After that, she stood still as children jostled and pushed past her.
Louise walked slowly forward, one hand clutching the dog to her chest, the other leaning on her cane. "What were you thinking? You could have been hurt. Bad Toodles." With the gentle scolding, she set the dog on the ground and waited a moment to catch her breath. "We'd better get moving. I want to thank Frank properly, and you'll have a chance to speak to him, too."
Am I that transparent? Heat rose to the roots of Winnie's hair. "Oh, I don't know. Everybody will want to say hello. He won't care about a nobody like me." Though he may have forgotten her, she had not forgotten him. Frank's return meant more than she dared share with anyone else, even Louise.
"Of course he will. You're my best friend. Especially when he learns you made the shortcake for his favorite dessert."
Winnie giggled at the suggestion. "Lucky for him strawberries are in season."
"I think that's why he came during the summer." Louise smiled and continued her slow progress down the street.
Louise was joking, of course, but Winnie knew the truth. A more serious reason than Maple Notch's desire to celebrate their hero had called Frank Sawtelle home. She took another look at her friend's face, paled by a prolonged bout with bronchitis that never seemed to improve, and linked their arms together. "Come. Let's get moving before all the good seats are taken."


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Overview — This outfielder will be in the pool of players looking for time in the field … He's a fast runner who is a good doubles hitter, a line drive hitter.
2000 (Summer) — Hit .306 for the Santa Barbara Foresters of the California Collegiate Coastal League … Helped team win its league and place seventh at the national tournament … Batted .360 in nine games in Alaska.
1998-99 (At Glendale College) — Played baseball for two years under Denny Barrett … Earned All-WSC First-team honors and All-Southern California honors twice … WSC MVP in 1999 … All-State honorable mention in 1999 … Hit .364 with 71 RBI and 19 home runs … Also stole 20 bases … Was named team MVP in 1999, and team offensive MVP in 1998.
Crespi HS (Encino, CA) — Played baseball under Scott Muckey (1993-96) … Earned first team All-Mission League honors … Recipient of the Coaches Award.
Personal — Favorite MLB player is Nomar Garciaparra … His reasons for playing baseball are because he likes the pants and hitting a homerun is a great feeling … Has six brothers … Parents are Joseph and Jill Campanella … Full name is John Mario Campanella … Hobbies include acting, movies and skiing … Favorite class is Ancient Civilizations … Hall of Fame catcher Roy Campanella was an "adopted" uncle … Born on December 9, 1977 in Los Angeles, California.


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Introduction to Escalus
The image to the right is an 1830s Lord Leighton Frederic painting. Escalus is the figure in the center.
Escalus in Romeo and Juliet
In Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet, the character Escalus is the prince of Verona and takes the role of mediator between the feuding families of the Capulets and the Montagues. Prince Escalus is a relative of Mercutio and Count Paris and is the marshal law of the land. Escalus could be considered as the chorus of the play.
Escalus in Measure for Measure
In Shakespeare's play Measure for Measure, the character Escalus is an elderly Duke. The play Measure for Measure is set in Vienna.
Role of Escalus in Romeo and Juliet
Escalus dislikes the feud between the two warring families of Capulet and Montague and tries to make peace between the two houses, heavily sanctioning it wherever possible. Escalus makes it clear in the play that if there are any more fights, the person who started it will be executed. He exiles Romeo for killing Tybalt, a Capulet. He also delivers the famous final lines of the play: For never was a story of more woe, than this of Juliet and her Romeo. Prince Escalus, Romeo and Juliet
Escalus' late cousin Count Paris was slain by Romeo.
Escalus is only present in: Act I, scene I; Act III, scene I; and Act V, scene III.
Origin of the name EscalusThe name, Escalus, comes from the latin word "scales" and echoes Prince Escalus' position of moral authority in Verona.
Escalus Online
The Escalus website is valid CSS and valid XHTML 1.0 strict. It's been tested for consistent appearance on:
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Current version: Escalus.Com Version 6.09 (August 18, 2007)
Escalus.Com is proud to publish this information to the World Wide Web.
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Now, want to learn how to make something awesome?
Ever since I got a Pinterest, I have been extremely into the whole "DIY" idea. It was only recently, though, that I started actually making some of the things I'd found on there. After finding some thank you cards that were made with doilies and paint, I got the idea to replicate that on wall shelves I got for three bucks at the thrift store. They were all white and kinda dirty when I got them, but now they are really pretty and match my new Vera Bradley wallet!
What you'll need
Square wall shelves, like these
Acrylic paint in different colors
How do I make this?
1. Paint your shelves the base color you want with the acrylic paint. Allow to dry.
2. Place your doily on top of the dried shelf wherever you want the design to be. It might be easier to cut the doily so that you do have a large part hanging off of the shelf, if using large doilies.
3. Using a different colored paint of your choice, paint over the doily. Do this gently so that you don't get too much paint underneath the doily, which would ruin the look of you design.
4. Carefully peel doily away and allow design to dry. Ta-da! Repeat with other shelves until you are finished!
5. If you have any mess ups or some of the paint ran, just use the base color and carefully, using a small and thin paintbrush, paint over the mistakes. This will cover them up and no one will ever know!
I find using a thicker acrylic paint works best because otherwise the paint can run and cause some ugly mistakes. Aren't they pretty? I don't hang mine on the walls - I just sit them on my dresser and put things in them. I absolutely love them!
Have you made any fun DIY projects recently?
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For Pickers who own and use Taylor Acoustic guitars.
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Trying to get a feel for the Taylor. So for it does not seem bright and harsh, but that could be old strings. I will need to put in new strings soon.
Congratulations on the new/used 810!
Nice acquisition, Ron. Congrats!
I would say a dreadnought is best for flatpicking.
My new (used) taylor dreadnaught just arrived. It is a 1994 brazilian 810. Woo hoo. And it is mellower than my rosewood martin dread.
Which Taylor series is best suited for flatpicking?
Hi Mike, I agree with Daniel Cooper, After a whole lot of research and probably way too much in store auditions of several acoustic amps I finally decided that the Fishman Artist was the one for me and my 816ce. It's sound is about as clean as it gets and it has a ton effects should you want to change things up. If you email email@example.com tell him Don McClellan suggested you contact him for more information and pricing on the Fishman Artist, he's a great guy and extremely knowledgeable. Hope this helps.
Hey Mike, Fishman has a big history with acoustic guitars. They make a nice selection of acoustic amps. You might start looking there.
Might also check one of these out for your new Taylor while your at it. We build them for Taylor.
Not that I need an amp for my new Taylor, but I know that it's inevitable that I'll be getting one sometime. What do you guys recommend?
Thank you! It's almost too pretty to play! And mine has the Englemann Spruce top with the rosewood back & sides. It has plenty of snap to it, but I was torn between the cedar top and spruce. It's so comfortable to play, that's for sure.
Congratulations!! I got a 714 ce a few months ago, it has a red cedar top and a rosewood back and sides. Is yours the same??? It is mellower than I anticipated but the more I play it the more I have come to love the sound. I look forward to hearing what you think as you play it more.
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In Fresno, September still holds summer's warmth, but without the intensity of August or July; and the expectation October's cooler weather is just around the corner.
In the garden, September is a time to enjoy the last of the summer fruit, vegetables and flowers before getting ready autumn.
Plant fall and winter blooming perennials and annuals. Keep in mind, your annuals will bloom until we get a few hard frosts.
Prune summer flowering shrubs such as hydrangea as soon as they're done flowering. This will assure you don't prune away next year's flowers.
Fall bulb catalogs! They're piling up in the mail box. Whether you buy them from a magazine, online or through your local garden store, now is the time to decide what kind of flowers you'd like next spring.
Clean up and trim overgrown shrubs and plants.
Sow cool weather vegetables such as broccoli, carrots and other root vegetables.
Do not fertilize your roses or other perennial plants. Even though they're probably still flowering, fertilizing now will produce an extra burst of new growth when they should prepare for winter's dormancy period.
Harvest any late vegetables.
Make sure to remove all fruit from late summer bearing fruit trees such as peach and plum to avoid fungus growth and other diseases.


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I am working on building a text-based in-browser empire building game. The screen will be split into a console and an EXTREMELY rough vector map of your empire (just squares in a bigger square). Commands such as building and expanding would be typed into the console and automatically reflected in the map. Would there be any market for such a game? Would anyone want to play? To clarify, it would be online and everyone's empire would be in the same 'world'.
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There is a 'Roguelike' market (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roguelike) but they tend to be free games. Even with no graphics, it wont matter if its fun people will play.


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Although 2014 just began, that doesn't mean that it's too early to start using your vacation days for the year. If you're looking to escape the cold, or just pretend to, reading up on travel is always great research. Here are seven travel book suggestions catered for each continent to help inspire future trips. You can read on the plane to your intended destination, or help you mentally escape your current winter situation.
North America: On the Road by Jack Kerouac
If you are nostalgic for road trips and for the 1950s, then this 1957 travel book will not disappoint. Follow Jack Kerouac and his friend Neal Cassady as they drive across North America together, both of them channeling the "Beat" movement through their journey.
South America: Turn Right at Machu Picchu: Rediscovering the Lost City One Step at a Time by Mark Adams
When news breaks that Hiram Bingham III might have stolen credit for the discovery of Machu Piccu, journalist Mark Adams decides to travel to Peru to investigate this claim. Adams, however, decides to follow the original path that Bingham took in order to find the truth with the help of an Australian survivalist and some Peruvian mule tenders.
Europe: Without Reservations: The Travels of an Independent Woman by Alice Steinbach
The self-proclaimed "independent" woman, Alice Steinbach, decides to travel to Europe by herself away to see how independent she really is away from everyone that she knows. She visits Milan, Paris and Oxford to find a new definition for herself while still maintaining her independence.
Africa: Dark Star Safari: Overland from Cairo to Cape Town by Paul Theroux
Paul Theroux uses a variety of forms of transportation, such as rattletrap bus and canoe, to travel the entire length of Africa. Along the way he speaks with Africans, aid workers and missionaries alike to help paint a full picture of the continent.
Asia: Holy Cow: An Indian Adventure by Sarah Macdonald
After her first visit to India, Sarah Macdonald vowed to never return. When her husband is relocated to New Delhi years later, however, Macdonald is forced to leave her job and follow her heart back to India. In this novel, Macdonald discovers the ins and outs and the good and bad of New Delhi while she also explores the meaning of life and death.
Australia: In a Sunburned Country by Bill Bryson
The seasoned travel writer Bill Bryson travels to the continent down under in this novel in order to uncover the little know sides of Australia. He writes of the blazing heat, the unique cuisine and the lives of locals to depict what the "under-discovered" continent is like on a day-to-day basis.
Antarctica: Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage by Alfred Lansing
Although you might not be planning a trip to Antarctica any time soon, this novel might make you feel better about the winter weather you are experiencing at the moment. In this novel, Alfred Lansing details the 1914 expedition of Ernest Shackleton and the Endurance, the ship that intended to land on the continent but ended up getting stuck for 10 months in the arctic seas surrounding the land. This tale of survival is one of the most famous books that shows just how hard it is to survive in Antarctica.


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Ducasse to Open Benoit in One Week; Picholine Honors 'South Pacific' With Special Menu
Alain Ducasse will unveil his replacement for Brasserie LCB next Monday, Terrance Brennan is loosening up for spring, and Kyotofu imports Japanese mountain peach for its new menu.
Dumbo: Forager's Market now has a juice bar serving house-made ginger ale and the Aphrodite: ginger, melon, parsley, and pineapple. [Dumbo NYC]
East Village: Frank and Sal are looking for an apartment in Manhattan, and if more consistent hours at Artichoke don't inspire you to help, the cousins are offering "a slice a day for a month." [Eater]
Hell's Kitchen: Kyotofu has a new spring menu that incorporates seasonal Japanese ingredients like the mountain peach, which is used in a dessert of blueberry-blood-orange-tofu cheesecake. [Grub Street]
Midtown West: Alain Ducasse should have the Stateside outpost of his casual Paris bistro Benoit open by April 21 in the space that was formerly La Côte Basque. [Flickr]
Upper West Side: Picholine is serving an Asian- and Hawaiian-inspired three-course prix fixe in honor of the revival of South Pacific at Lincoln Center. Why? Because it's spring and chef Terrance Brennan tells us he's "having fun in the kitchen these days." [Grub Street]
West Village: Good opened its sidewalk seating over the weekend just in time for a sunny Saturday brunch. [Grub Street] Citarella is selling prepared Passover foods like matzo meal and tsimmes. [Grub Street]


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Disapproval and censorship seems to ignite rather than squelch hype in this day and age. The upside for the networks is higher ratings and the money machine is replenished. Trending is the new dollar sign and we find ourselves covering our eyes, while peeking through our fingers, just to get a glimpse.
Celebrities bask in this glow; it's a win-win, with a twist. Bad girls get to be redeemed; songwriters get to recant; comedians even get second chances.
However, when said celebrities become spokespeople for medicine and politics, the sting has greater punch. Perhaps it is the back story that is more interesting and so vital to families living with disabilities. Autism saturates the news as well, and when these self-anointed sages, publicly denounce everything from vaccines to "autistic kids just badly behaved", it may be more about their careers than opinion. (More on this later)
"Disgusting", "shocking", "appalling", are the words that described Miley Cyrus's performance on the 2013 MTV VMA Awards. Please. The media is saturated with shock entertainment, devoted to ratings and attention. This was a bonanza gift to the MTV network. The MTV VMA Awards is a staggering extravaganza that is brilliantly colorful and stunning. The music only pales to the hype and what is the tabloid topper for the next day press.
Visuals do not fail.
Miley Cyrus is taking hits from most news sources, for her raunchy presentation of her hit song, "We Can't Stop" accompanied by Robin Thicke (Sadly, Robin Thicke's blockbuster "Blurred Lines" did not get its true show, as the infectious tune conquered the sound waves all summer.)
The most telling comment came from Billboard's Joe Levy (video here) who spoke with Billy Bush on Access Hollywood and disagreed with the notion of media "backfire". "It is living on, we are talking about it …raw and spontaneous…This one just dominated."
However, one highlight for this mother of an autistic child was that the MTV cameras focused on singer songwriter Drake, who was quoted as looking bored during Miley's performance. Whoops, didn't Drake and J Cole's song about slurring autism get enough hype? The lyric that has spurned so much anger is: "I'm artistic, you n****s is autistic, retarded." (Story here). Yes, they apologized, but it is the buried recant that simply blurs the lines (no pun intended).
Dennis Leary did it too in his book "There is a huge boom in autism right now because inattentive mothers and competitive dads want an explanation for why their dumb-ass kids can't compete academically, so they throw money into the happy laps of shrinks . . . to get back diagnoses that help explain away the deficiencies of their junior morons. I don't give a [bleep] what these crackerjack whack jobs tell you - your kid is NOT autistic. He's just stupid. Or lazy. Or both." Again, Leary implored the public and said "Sorry." Apologies don't erase words; however they do get more press.
Finally, autism activist Jenny McCarthy's sexual repartee and public exploits certainly match Miley Cyrus's antics on stage , but lo and behold she is now hosting The View, reportedly a Barbara Walters choice. It's a morning show. Ms McCarthy is quoted by USA Today as saying: "Let me see if I can put this in scientific terms: Think of autism like a fart, and vaccines are the finger you pull to make it happen." -- while discussing her son Evan's autism"
I do not doubt that Jenny McCarthy loves her son. It is actually none of my business anyway. However, and this is a big caveat, her voice is now speaking for my son's disease. That is my business. Apparently Ms. McCarthy has been given a second chance to have a voice. She has back peddled a bit and softened her punch. Hopefully she won't impair the future for autism awareness.
We are putty in the hands of the media. Let's leave the glitter to Hollywood, and the future of our children to those who research and inspire legitimate hope.


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TC TO JOHN A. CARLYLE ; 19 September 1841; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18410919-TC-JAC-01; CL 13: 257-258
Tynemouth, Northumberland, / Sunday Night (19th?) Septr [1841]
My dear Brother,
For the last three days that Letter of yours containing your future Brighton address has been mislaid among the miscellanea of my pockets: but tonight I have laid hands on it; and just before setting forth from this angle of our pilgrimage I will throw you a word to say how and whither we are and have been bound.
We left Scotsbrig for London by this oblique route on Thursday morning last. Jane had been promised a visit to Miss Martineau in passing: the road seemed so confused, uncertain, that on the whole I found I should go with her. We arrived here, by gig, by railway and omnibus about 8 that same Thursday evening. We were to stay only two nights: but our lodging was so comfortable, the sea and weather were so beautiful, we decided to make it four nights. And so now here we are at the fourth and last; poor Harriet taken leave of; packing done, supper itself finished, and a long journey either to Leeds or to Derby before us on the morrow. We must leave this soon after nine; we start from Newcastle by some coach about 11 for Darlington, a space of 30 miles; there at half past 3 the rail-way receives us, and I must learn from persons better skilled whether Leeds or Derby will be the eligible place to night at. The next day, Tuesday, if all go well, we shall be at Chelsea, and these chaotic wanderings all behind us.— This is essentially all I had to write.
The three days I have spent here have been, as near as I could make them, altogether vacant silent ones. To Jane I willingly gave up as much as possible of Harriet's speech; contenting myself with that of the blue sea and the autumn winds. I have bathed daily; I have visited rocks insulated and cavernous; today I had a four-hours walk, over a fine Scotch-looking region, with many endimanchés1 visible, the strange semi-Annandale dialect of them audible, garnished with the burr, on all hands of me. It is frightfully smoky; one land of soot and reek: otherwise a very pretty land. Poor Miss Martineau seems to me not better but weaker than when I saw her last. She gives me real pain, as I now look upon her,—her very cheerfulness, so creditable to herself, is painful to me.
All was as before at Scotsbrig; Jamie begun to shear; my Mother much worn by anxieties about Jenny, but otherwise in her common health. It is settled now that Jenny is to go to Gill as soon as the house is ready, that is in about a week hence; Rob was to sail for America (would he were fairly there!) "on Tuesday" from Liverpool. It was far the best arrangement we could make. Ah me, ah me!— But let us look before, not behind. We must part with friends, if we have met them.— My dear Brother, I will give you my best blessing and good night, with hopes of soon seeing you.
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The Irma Hotel in Cody, Wyoming, built in 1902 by Buffalo Bill Cody, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Service. Today, it is considered to be the historical center of the town that Buffalo Bill built back in 1895.
The Irma Hotel was named after Buffalo Bill's youngest daughter Irma, who died in the year 1918, a little over a year after he died. Some say Irma died from a broken heart over losing her beloved father. However, her death certificate lists pneumonia as the cause, probably a complication of the worldwide influenza epidemic of 1918.
Nowadays, most out-of-towners don't consider their visit complete without a hearty meal at the famous Irma's Restaurant & Grill. Standard Wyoming fare (meat & potatoes) is served to a usually crowded dining area. While waiting for your table, be sure to check out the famous cherry wood bar, one of the most photographed places in town. Reputedly, the bar was a gift given by Queen Victoria to Buffalo Bill.
Word is that the restaurant is famous for its Prime Rib: Irma's specialty cuts can be ordered from the menu and include an 8 oz. Cody Cut, 10 oz. Irma Cut, 12 oz. Western Cut, and the king-size Buffalo Bill Cut at 16 oz. Whatever size you order, all are accompanied by a choice of potato, garlic toast, and salad. Or you can enjoy the famous Irma Prime Rib Buffet which is served daily from 5-9 pm daily, from May–September. During winter, the buffet hours are Friday and Saturday from 5:30–8:30 pm.


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A local Tampa Bay church is close to bringing home one of the many coveted awards given by the "2014 Ford Neighborhood Awards."
Love First Christian Center was nominated as one of the top churches in the country by the Steve Harvey Morning Show. While LFCC is the only church in the deep south up for the honor of Best Church, there are two other Bay Area nominees in other categories; D & S Hand Carwash and Detail (Best Carwash/Detail Shop category) and Mt. Zion Progressive Missionary Baptist Church (Best Church Choir category).
Love First Christian Center is led by Senior Pastor Dr. Jomo Cousins and his wife Pastor Dr. Charmaine Cousins. Located in the Riverview area, the growing church is just over five years old. Pastor Jomo Cousins proudly proclaims his ministry as one that gives and loves. "Love God, love people, love life and love first," says Pastor Jomo. The church participates in a wide range of continuous outreach including feeding the less fortunate, shoes and clothes drives and an annual scholarship.
"Neighborhood Awards" formerly known as "The Hoodies" is an award show that recognizes unsung individuals and businesses who exemplify excellence in their communities. The 12th annual show will be held in Atlanta, moved from Las Vegas where it has been held in past years.
Voting in this category will be taking place today June 16 until 6 PM. Looking to cast a vote? Visit the "Neighborhood Awards" here.


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"As you can see from some of the photos out there, I'm not in a loincloth. I don't have a major, major fin thing that goes down my back. We haven't visually gone with the way that Yondu was in the comics".
The color of the character he is playing will be a basic blue that took around six hours to apply to his body. Of course, according to Rooker, there will be other plentiful colors involved. Some fans may have not only the pictures released online when Gunn was filming on location, but characters with a similar variety of color was seen in the end teaser of "Thor: The Dark World".
"Lovely, beautiful colors. What do you expect? It is a superhero movie. And I hope that you see it, and you're going to be going 'I'm going to see this again.' That's what I hope".
He later explained the awesome power of Gunn's directing abilities and clarified how much he was attracted to Rooker's artistic abilities.
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In the wake of the scandal involving billions of pesos in pork barrel funds, an online petition is now in the works to ask the state weather bureau to name cyclones after corrupt politicians.
The petition on Change.org seeks to ask the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration to name cyclones "after corrupt politicians and grafters."
The devastation they cause is so great… Mother Nature can't even compete with them for the destruction of life and property," said Ismael Tomelden of Marikina, who started the petition.
He added the petition aims to be "a constant reminder of how our hard-earned money has been stolen or misspent by corrupt politicians."
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The Conference is running from November 3rd to 8th in cooperation with UN Women and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), and will provide a forum for meeting and dialogue among worldwide colleagues on global issues on today's agenda in the area of international development, with special focus on gender equality and women's empowerment.The Conference opened on Sunday, November 3, at the Krieger Center for Arts in Haifa in a festive ceremony with the participation of the Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Israel Minister of Culture and Sport Limor Livnat, and the Mayor of Haifa. This, the 28th conference of its kind, is sponsored by the Golda Meir Mount Carmel International Training Center (MCTC), the oldest extension institution of MASHAV - Israel's Agency for International Development Cooperation at the Foreign Ministry.


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With thousands of teens heading off for the weekend to the Empire Polo Club in Indio for the 3-day Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, safety is prominent on the minds of parents. Coachella is an annual three-day music and arts festival that attracts over 100,000 participants and features many genres of music including alternative rock, hip-hop, and electronic music.
Well-known and emerging artists such as Blur, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, the XX, the Postal Service, Red Hot Chili Peppers and many more perform on several stages set up throughout the grounds, each playing music non-stop. Open to all ages, teens will wander from stage to stage to hear the music of their favorite bands. Being in such a large, unsupervised environment means that it is likely your teen will be exposed to drug and alcohol usage.
Here are 8 tips to keep your teen safe.
- Even if you are in the vicinity, it is important that you maintain communication. You and your teen should establish specific times to communicate by phone or text. Call phone reception at the site is reliable, so there is no reason not to be able to check in periodically.
- It's hot. Sunburn, heat exhaustion, and dehydration frequently occur at Coachella. Make sure your teen has plenty of water, is aware that there are water stations to refill water bottles (although the lines are frequently long) and knows that it is imperative that he or she stay hydrated. Water is also available for sale. Sunscreen is another necessity and it may be prudent to remind your teen to reapply sunscreen every time you speak with him or her. Hand sanitizer is useful as there is a lot of sitting on the dirt and the bathrooms are mostly port-a-potties.
- Make sure you have contact information for your teen's friends, in the event your teen is unreachable. Know where your teen is spending the night.
- Make sure your teen has enough money. Food, water and transportation to and from the site can add up quickly.
- Remind your teen to take breaks. There are many air cooled tents and some even offer complimentary deodorant and hair supplies.
- Discuss with your teen what to do in the event of an emergency. There are many security people at the venue who can assist in the event of an emergency.
- Make certain that your teen is aware of the dangers of drugs and alcohol and the added effect of extreme heat or dehydration.
- Try to relax. Allowing your teen to attend Coachella is an act of trust and for many teens, a rite of passage.


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Torquay like Rome was built on seven hills. Cary Court is situated up one of those hills and occupies a sloping site. Cary Court is a period property with later more modern extensions, has many steps and self closing doors through out. There are many "spiky" plants in the garden that may cause injury. There is an out door pool and pond, boardwalks and decking that may be hazardous to the unwary and or Children. The Guest House provides quality ensuite bed and breakfast accommodation in ten letting rooms. There is on site parking for eight to ten vehicles.
The property is not Licensed. Special dietary needs can be catered for by arrangement. We do not allow pets of any kind. We do not cater for hen or stag groups or children under the age of ten
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Cary Court may be contacted by telephone on 01803-209205, fax on 01803-201003, email on firstname.lastname@example.com or by post at Cary Court Guest House, Hunsdon Road, Torquay, Devon, TQ1 1QB.
We can arrange to collect guests from either the Railway Coach Stations but insist on twenty four hours notice of such requirements.
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The Reception area is level, doors to the Dining and Guest Lounge, stairs to the first floor bedrooms. There are Ground floor bedrooms. There is seating to the Reception area where pens and paper available to the hard of hearing. All guests are welcomed to Cary Court with a familiarisation tour of the common areas including the garden and pool areas. The Reception office is available during the day and early evening. There are call bells for staff at all other times.
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There are no lifts at Cary Court. All floor coverings are to close cover with the exception of the Garden room where there is a rug. All bathroom floors are hard ceramic tiled. There is a cloakroom to the ground floor for guest use. All bathrooms and the cloakroom have conventional W.C.s and wash hand basins. All Bathrooms are fitted with step in Shower cubicles.
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The dining room is on the ground floor. Lighting is uniform with strategically place standard lamps as well as side lamps and wall lights. There is waiter service for hot beverages and main courses and a self service buffet for juices and cereals and yoghurts.
There are no laundry facilities at the Guest House.
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There are no treatment rooms at the Guest House. Guests who wish to use the exercise room or pool are advised to read the notices published in the bedroom browsers with regard to availability times and safety as well as the notices posted near to the respective facility. Guests are advised to consult with a qualified Doctor before using these facilities or taking strenuous exercise.
There is no life guard on duty. Guests are advised to read the notices published in the bedroom browsers as well as those posted close to the facility. There is and emergency bell close to the pool.
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editing by using the drag-and-drop features of a rich administration interface... (extentin manager, editing area, etc.)
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piotr_cz commented
Drag and drop reordering of items is now available in Joomla 3.0 Alpha 2,
see http://community.joomla.org/blogs/community/1671-joomla-30-alpha-2-notes.html (Drag'n'drop reordering, Select to Sort)
Node-0 commented
You might want to read about the Nexus project for Joomla...
and here is the forum where you can see the latest developments:
jtprince commented
It would make the reordering of the items in the admin listings very, very convenient! Some 3pd extensions already support it. Let me note, I already met this feature in another CMS, and is much faster and simpler than moving an item up or down one by one, or even by entering the numbers to achieve the desired ordering.
herb200mph commented
Why? When you create an article you MUST assign it to a category anyway, so what good would a drag/drop do?
Amzar commented
like wordpress, we want feature like select many articles and can drag&drop to assign it to a category.. or quick edit on listing view at the backend..


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Abnormal Pap Tests for Women Less than Age 21
Beginning December 2009, the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG) recommends that women have their first Pap test at age 21. Sometimes health providers may do a pap test on a woman under the age 21, even though it is not necessary or recommended. What do you do if your Pap test is abnormal? A lot depends on your age. The younger you are when you have your first Pap test, the less worrisome an abnormal result.
How are the results of a Pap test reported?
A Pap test is reported as normal (negative) when all the cells are of a healthy size and shape. An abnormal (positive) test is reported if any cells of different sizes or shapes are found. An abnormal Pap test does not mean you have cancer. Special terminology is used to describe the degree of abnormal cells. Since 2001, the categories used are: Benign Cellular or Reactive Changes; ASC-US (atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance); ASC-H (atypical squamous cells, cannot exclude high-grade), low-grade SIL (squamous intraepithelial lesion – often referred to as mild dysplasia), high-grade SIL (often referred to as moderate or severe dysplasia) and AGC (atypical glandular cells).
What causes an abnormal Pap test?
Abnormal cervical cells or dysplasia is caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV). HPV is sexually transmitted. It has been discovered that approximately 60% of sexually active college students acquire HPV at some point during college. HPV can cause genital warts, but fewer than 5% of women who are infected with the HPV will actually develop genital warts. The HPV can penetrate the cells of the cervix even if a woman has never had genital warts. The virus causes abnormal cell development on the cervix or dysplasia. Recent studies show that HPV can spontaneously disappear with time. Dysplasia can also spontaneously resolve with time. Smoking has been associated with an increased risk of the progression of dysplasia to cervical carcinoma.
The abnormal cell changes found on the surface of the cervix (or dysplasia) occur in three stages, mild, moderate, and severe. By definition, mild dysplasia involves only 25% of the thickness of the cell layer overlying the cervix. Moderate dysplasia involves 50% of the cell layer. Severe dysplasia is diagnosed when almost the full thickness of the surface cell layer is involved.
Cancerous cells are the most severe of the abnormal cells found on Pap tests. Carcinoma in situ involves the full thickness of the surface cells of the cervix. Invasive cancer of the cervix means that the disease has progressed beyond the surface layer of cells. Cervical cancer is very rare in women under the age of 21.
Atypical Squamous Cells of Undetermined Significance (ASC-US)
A Pap test with an ASC-US result is mildly abnormal. LGSIL Pap test results are slightly more abnormal than ASC-US results. LGSIL suggests yo may have mild dysplasia on your cervix. Women with either of these findings under the age of 21 should simply repeat their pap smear in one year. For women 21-25, the HPV test is not necessary or helpful. The best follow-up is also to repeat the Pap test in one year. For women 25 and over, Pap tests with ASCUS are further analyzed for high risk HPV DNA and if positive, colposcopy is recommended. Women 25 and over with LGSIL, colposcopy is recommended.
When would I need colposcopy?
A colposcope is very similar to a microscope and allows doctors to examine the external genital area (vulva), vagina, and cervix with magnification, so that abnormal cells may be more easily identified. If you are under 21 and had a Pap test under the old guidelines and your Pap test shows ASC-H (atypical squamous cells cannot rule out a high grade lesion), AGC (atypical glandular cells), or HGSIL (a high grade squamous intraepithelial lesion), you should also proceed directly to colposcopy without waiting.
If you are under 21 and your Pap test repeatedly shows ASCUS or LGSIL over 2 years, it is time to schedule a colposcopy. And at any age if your Pap test shows ASC-H (atypical squamous cells cannot rule out a high grade lesion), AGC (atypical glandular cells), or HGSIL (a high grade squamous intraepithelial lesion), you should also proceed directly to colposcopy without waiting.
How can I help my body recover from this condition more quickly?
If you smoke cigarettes: stop! Smoking depresses the immune system, which is responsible for the healing process. Eating a healthy diet, limiting alcohol intake and getting 6-8 hours of sleep a night may also help boost the immune system. Consistent use of condoms lessens the risk of further exposure to the virus and protects the cervix from further irritation.
To schedule an appointment, call 333-2700 and select Women's Health.
ReferencesMassad, L.S. et al. 2012 Updated Consensus Guidelines for the Management of Abnormal Cervical Cancer Screening Tests and Cancer Precursors. Journal of Lower Genital Tract Disease. Vol 17, Number 5, 2013, S1-S27.
Practice Bulletin No. 140: Management of Abnormal Cervical Cancer Screening Test Results and Cervical Cancer Presursors. Obstetrics & Gynecology: December 2013 - Volme 122 - Issue 6 - p 1338-1366


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So many people here are considering prenatal testing right now, and there are a lot of myths flying around when it comes to Down syndrome. There are also a lot of people who fear a DS diagnosis. I understand this. I was once that worried pregnant woman. I was 20 weeks along with my 3rd child (and 3rd daughter) and was told that my unborn child had severe congenital heart defects that were "incompatible with life" without at least one open-heart surgery in infancy. Talk about a lot to absorb! I already had two older children with some special needs (though not major). I had a long list of my own health issues, some disabling at times. I had very little family support. DH and I had major financial issues, and we lived in a rural area with few resources.
We were given 1:2 odds that our baby girl would have Down syndrome. I was 32 at the time. Yes, I had a few extended family members with DS, but few people realize that DS is almost never hereditary. About 97% of those with DS have the type that just happens...it has nothing to do with family history. I THOUGHT I knew a lot about DS because I'd spent a lot of time around my older 2nd cousin with DS. I was so wrong.
We chose to have an amnio, as our doctors told us they needed to know if our LO had DS in addition to the heart issues. We live in a very rural area with no NICU anywhere around. There was a very real need to know. We NEVER considered termination, though it was suggested to us and offered. We were also told we could just have our daughter and take her home and withhold surgery...a surgery with a very high rate of success...a surgery that was needed in order for my daughter to survive till her first birthday. Apparently, there are parents that do that on a regular basis. I was infuriated when that suggestion was given to me. Why would I refuse to give my daughter every chance possible...the same as I would any of my other children? Why would I think death would be best for her? Because of some crazy, commonly held misconception that people with Down syndrome somehow "suffer"???? I had talked with several parents of LOs with DS by this time, and I knew that those LOs were FAR from suffering! I also never saw my older 2nd cousin "suffer" any more than any other human being. He had good days and bad, like all of us. He lived to be in his mid 60s and lived a very full life.
When our amnio results came back positive for DS, I cried...a lot. I grieved. It was a very difficult time because there were so many things I didn't know. But I picked myself up and realized that it would be a learning process - minute by minute, day by day. No parent is ever "prepared" or "equipped" to parent a child with special needs until he/she has such a child. For that matter, no individual is ever prepared to parent ANY child. We all learn how to parent with each passing day.
My daughter was born in July of 2009. She came into the world via (my first) c-section, as the placenta failed at 36 weeks and the amniotic fluid was almost gone. She was transverse breech and there was not enough fluid to turn her. I saw her for only a few seconds in the OR before they took her to the NICU. She was having breathing issues that were resolved fairly quickly. She weighed 6 lbs! She spent only 4 days in the NICU before going home. I remember holding her for the first time, 36 hours after she was born (I'd had complications from the c-section). I cried so much. I felt so lucky to be her mother and I remember praying that I would be able to somehow deserve this amazing gift I had been given.
My little Gabby did well at home. Yes, she struggled with a few things but those things were minor, really. So many people talk about how much of a "burden" it would be to have a child with DS. This was so far from the truth. Yes, there were extra doctor appointments (mostly because of her heart). Yes, she had therapists coming into the home. BUT...I was still far more busy with my older children and their social and school activities. Gabby was an excellent sleeper,,,so calm and relaxed. She was so strong, despite low muscle tone. She started rolling over, intentionally, at 6 weeks of age! She freaked out her therapists and the rest of us too! Her big sisters adored her. They were 4 and 6 at the time. They LOVED holding her, singing to her, helping with bottles and baths, and picking out her clothes. They were so excited when she started holding her toys, smiling, and giggling at them.
When Gabby was 4 mos. and 7 days old, I handed her over for what was supposed to be a straightforward open-heart surgery. I remember her smiling at me that morning, and lying cuddled against my chest in the pre-op room. I thought handing her over was the hardest thing I'd ever do. I was wrong. Most babies with DS do so well with the surgery. It is rare for anything to go wrong. But we did not know Gabby had rare and severe lung issues. These issues caused a series of events to occur after her surgery. Rare complications set in, and two days later, Gabby died in my arms. That was the hardest moment of my life.
I share this story not to make anyone think that DS is "gloom and doom." It is quite the opposite. I will not ignore the potential issues. I know, maybe better than most, that DS CAN be very far from rainbows and sunshine. But I also know all too well that that scenario is rare. That is not what most people believe. So many think DS is some horrible thing that will be totally devastating.That is simply not true. So much info out there is outdated. Even doctors rarely know - unless they have actually parented a little one with DS. What happened to us does not often happen. My time with Gabby was amazing. SHE was amazing. She is missed with every breath I take. Her daddy misses her. Her big sisters miss her. Her baby brother never met her on Earth, but I truly think they crossed paths somewhere between here and Heaven. He loves looking at her picture and saying, "Gabby! Sister!" We have automatic 1:100 odds for this LO having DS. I will be 37 at delivery. If God chooses to give me another child with DS, I will be nothing but thankful. I know what true grief is, and it is NOT getting a diagnosis of Down syndrome.
Here's a pic of my Gabby...taken about a month before she died.


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The GPS IIR contract was issued in 1989 and included 21 satellites based on the commercial AS-4000 bus. These provided improved navigation accuracy and longer autonomous satellite operation than earlier model GPS satellites. Lockheed was responsible for launch and flight operations support of the GPS IIR through 2006.
Block IIR satellites provided dramatic improvements over previous blocks. They could determine their own position by performing inter-satellite ranging with other IIR vehicles. They also had reprogrammable satellite processors enabling problem fixes and upgrades in flight, increased satellite autonomy, and radiation hardness.
Additionally, the Block IIR could be launched into any of the required GPS orbits at any time, assuming a 60-day advanced notice, and required many fewer ground contacts to maintain the constellation. All of these improvements result in increased accuracy for GPS users and a cost 33 percent less per satellite than the previous generation of Block IIA satellites. Up to 12 Block IIR satellites were to be modified to radiate the new military M-code on both the L1 and L2 channel as well as the more robust civil signal L2C on the L2 channel. The M-code signal was to enable GPS operations in a higher jamming environment and reduce vulnerability of military GPS-based systems. The first modified Block IIR (or IIR-M) was planned for launch in July 2003.
The satellites were three-axis stabilized and operated at downlink frequencies of 1572.42 MHz and 1227.6 MHz (L-Band) and 2227.5 MHz (S-Band).
Electric System: 1.14 average kW.
AKA: Global Positioning System; AS 4000; Navstar.
Gross mass: 2,032 kg (4,479 lb).
Height: 1.91 m (6.26 ft).
Span: 11.40 m (37.40 ft).
First Launch: 1997.01.17.
Last Launch: 2009.08.17.
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MONTREAL (AP) — Air Canada is in the doghouse over a spokesman's remarks following the disappearance of a dog who escaped airline staff at a California airport.
The company says handlers at San Francisco International Airport took the dog out of his crate on Monday after his flight was delayed and the pet either slipped out of his collar or broke it.
Air Canada says the dog — an Italian greyhound named Larry — bolted, and was last spotted about five miles from the airport.
A local TV station took interest and says it asked the airline about its procedures after obtaining a statement about the incident.
Instead, the station says it accidentally received an email from spokesman Peter Fitzpatrick urging his colleagues to ignore the inquiry — and what sounded like a jab at the U.S. government shutdown.
"I think I would just ignore, it is local news doing a story on a lost dog. Their entire government is shut down and about to default and this is how the US media spends its time," the station said the email read.
Word quickly spread online, with many voicing their outrage. The airline released a statement Friday.
"Air Canada acknowledges inappropriate comments were made in response to a reporter's follow-up questions for additional details regarding Larry," it said.
"However, Air Canada has been providing the best available information to media on this matter. These comments do not reflect Air Canada's standards or professionalism, and do not refer to the search for Larry by Air Canada employees which is ongoing."


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Why Aren't The Wizards Better?
For reasons that are found far beyond the scope of human rationalization, I've been oddly attracted to the Wizards this season. Like most NBA issues, the Eastern Conference is probably somewhat to blame, here – most NBA nights open with members of the league's Eastern-most time zone tipping off their respective death matches, and given my placement on the Earth's Eastern Hemisphere, I am much more likely to view early NBA games than late ones.
The Wizards somehow rise to the top among that twisted set of circumstances. The (theoretical) foursome of Wall-Beal-Nene-Gortat offers a somewhat distorted version of starpower that nonetheless serves as a beacon of light when one sifts through Mayos, Turners and DeRozans, aesthetic salvation in its most putrid form. Conversely, the Wizards offer plenty of stimulation for taste buds that have acquired a taste for the grotesque. Whatever it is that you ask of the Eastern Conference, the Wizards supply it in bundles.
That is, except for winning basketball. Much like previous permutations, this squad has managed to erase all positive offseason momentum. And in true Wizardy fashion, it's easy to see exactly why.
The Wizards' starting lineup of Wall, Nene, Gortat, and any two man combination of the Beal-Ariza-Webster wing platter has obliterated the opposition; in fact, all 13 of the Wizards' most used 4 man lineups have posted positive net ratings of over 3.7 points per 100 possessions. The problem is with the phrase "most used". In essence, if a Washington lineup is prominently featured to positive effects, at least one fifth of it is guaranteed to succumb to injury within days, if not moments.
Such has been the case with expected dings to oft-dinged Nene, ominous dings to what hopefully won't be an oft-dinged Beal, and surrounding Ariza/Webster minutiae, all of which have combined to throw the entire structure out of whack. They have caused the dual Trevor insertion into the starting lineup, robbing a pungently abhorrent bench of its only two respectable contributors.
And even including Trevor Booker in the "respectable contributors" category is generous, as his solid individual numbers fail to compensate for the defense falling apart whenever he comes into the game. This is through no direct fault of his own, as he's vastly outperforming the Veselyian and Seraphinian alternatives while only committing the cardinal sin of not being Nene. But the fact remains: the Booker-Gortat frontcourt duo, giving up 106.6 points per 100 possessions in 154 minutes so far, lacks the rim protection or the foot speed to sustain a defense that approaches top 10 levels. The Wizards – currently at number 12 overall – need to approximate that mark or vastly improve their 22nd ranked offense to make any real noise, even in this East.
Where this year differs from the past is that it would be a true shame if these Wizards cannot cross the absolute threshold of hearing. Whereas previous failures were somewhat cathartic punchlines to poorly constructed setups (a man walks into a bar with Nick Young, Andray Blatche and JaVale McGee; the bartender asks "hey, why the sixty losses?" /rimshot), John Wall has been good enough to warrant a narrative shift. Wall has jumped to a level that Washington's developmental wasteland had come dangerously close to Wizarding out of the question. Rising above the fray is hardly a crowning achievement for an Eastern guard, but Wall has earned that distinction, reassuring us that the point guard of the future we envisioned him becoming when he was drafted is still a possibility.
There is much improvement still to be made, of course – for instance, while Wall has meticulously crept towards just serviceable enough from 3 point range to complement his mature game managing skills, he still sits at a decidedly below average 30.5% from beyond the arc. But even if his game is not fully formed, it is loudly present. The side pick and roll chemistry that he developed almost overnight with Gortat, the pinpoint passes to a shooter in the corner, those bursts of speed in both the open and closed court – it would be a shame if we were limited to only 82 games of this John Wall. Even if the alternative is only 86, or a gentlemanly 87, Wall is good enough for us to want to get them.
Sadly, that seems unlikely to happen without improved fortunes in either health or bench play. With the former mostly dependent on Nene turning history on its head and Beal (welcome back!) proving short trends as flukes, and the latter on the young and so far incapable shoulders of Otto Porter and Glen Rice Jr., one would be forgiven for letting pessimism reign supreme.
Statistical support from NBA.com.


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Adrian Grenier
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"I'm one with New York and New York is one with me. I grew up there; there's no escaping it. We're like Siamese twins -- if you separate us, I'll die."
- Adrian Grenier
Adrian Grenier is a singer, musician, film director, producer, and writer, but he is known best for playing Hollywood A-lister Vincent Chase on HBO's hit series Entourage. He has also appeared in more than a dozen feature films, including playing a role as Anne Hathaway's boyfriend Nate in 2006's The Devil Wears Prada. He also hosted Planet Green's Alter Eco program.
Adrian Grenier BiographyAdrian Grenier was born in New Mexico on July 10, 1976, and raised in Brooklyn, New York by his mother. He learned music at an early age, starting with piano before moving on to guitar and drums. Following graduation from Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts, he went on to study drama at Bard College, north of New York City, and with acting coach Nancy Hillman.
adrian grenier makes his acting debutIn 1997, Adrian Grenier landed his debut film role in the independent drama Arresting Gena. The following year, he starred in The Adventures of Sebastian Cole, and was featured as part of Leonardo DiCaprio's entourage in Woody Allen's Celebrity. In 1999, he costarred opposite Melissa Joan Hart in the teen comedy Drive Me Crazy. Although the film failed to attract a huge audience, Adrian Grenier gained a fair amount of exposure courtesy of his appearance in Britney Spears' music video for "(You Drive Me) Crazy."
A supporting part in John Waters' 2000 satire Cecil B. DeMented with Melanie Griffith was followed by the lead role opposite Sarah Michelle Gellar in 2001's Harvard Man. That same year, Adrian Grenier began work on a documentary about his search for his father, who had split up with his mother not long after he was born. Shot in the Dark, which he produced and directed, premiered at the TriBeCa Film Festival in 2002.
adrian grenier becomes part of hbo's entourageFollowing appearances in the World War II flick Hart's War with Bruce Willis and Colin Farrell, the high school drama Bringing Rain and Woody Allen's Anything Else with Christina Ricci, Adrian Grenier landed the breakthrough role of Vincent Chase on HBO's Entourage in 2004. More film work kept the actor busy during the show's shooting hiatus, including roles in Tony N' Tina's Wedding, A Perfect Fit and 2006's The Devil Wears Prada, in which he played Anne Hathaway's love interest. In 2008, he costarred as Dallas Houston in the Ari Gold comedy Adventures of Power.
In addition to acting, Adrian Grenier continues to produce and direct documentaries, short films and TV shows. In 2006, he wrote and directed the short Euthanasia, which premiered at Sundance, while the documentaries Teenage Paparazzi and Where Are Who Now are set to be released in 2009. The series Alter Eco, which he executive produces and appears on, premiered on Planet Green in June 2008. He has also been the vocalist for Kid Friendly, and plays drums for The Honey Brothers.


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Accounting by, and for, the Dutch
The Vanished Grandeur Of Accounting, in which Jacob Soll argues that it was the Dutch, and certainly not the Venetians or Florentines who are responsible for the spread of that moral and mathematical revolution: double-entry accounting. [more inside]
"Coffee ... is still just roasted beans and water"
Coffee Power To The People - "There are three young men in the Netherlands who want to take the barista, whom they see as a part-TEDx presenter, part-birthday magician, out of the equation. They want people to make their own coffee, and to make coffee they can be proud of."
"I close my eyes and dream about a sunny holiday ... "
Caro Emerald is a Dutch jazz singer. Her debut album "Deleted Scenes From The Cutting Room Floor" went sextuple-platinum in The Netherlands, and has the longest run at #1 on the Dutch charts. BBC Music reviews. [more inside]
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One of my fondest memories of childhood is hopping on my bike, stopping by my neighbor's house to get my friend and heading down to the local convenience store to get "Slush Puppies", those overly sweet, icy drinks that made summers fun. Who could have dreamed that twenty-some years later my fondest memories would be hopping in the car, picking up friends and heading down to the newest food truck to get a gourmet slush truck, Slush Works. This is not your childhood slush, these are gourmet slushes made with all natural, simple ingredients: pure cane sugar, fresh fruit juice and herbs and spices. No mixes, no concentrates, nothing that comes in a power to be stirred until it dissolves.
The Slush Works menu is amazingly simple for a truck that brings out some pretty complex tasting beverages. You start with your "slush" base, for this visit it was Lemon, Coconut or Mango and then add in the "works": strawberry, mint, ginger, blackberry, caramelized pineapple or black tea. Or, if you are like me and could stand in front of a menu for three days and still not decide which combination you want to create, there are some standard combinations ideas up for the taking:
|Ben Franklin: Coconut, lemon, mint
|Dracula's Delight: Mango and Strawberry
|The Arnold Palmer: Lemon and Black Tea
|Crazy Coconut: Coconut and blackberry
Or you just tell truck owners, Rob and Eric to "just make you something" you could end up with the very tasty
Slush Works on Twitter to find their locations; they will soon be serving across DFW.
*A note about the Munch Box, a kitchen fire took that truck out of commission. I had eaten at the truck but wanted to try it again, to ensure that it was as consistently as outstanding as the first time before I started writing my praises. Unfortunately I never got back that second time. Many of my followers have assured me that the loss was mine. After now having gotten to know the owners and seeing how their creative process works, I agree that this loss was mine but am very excited about the things that they will be bringing to the streets, through not only Slush Works but through the Munch-Box family of trucks that they are dreaming about.