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This guide will help you fit physical activity into your life—your way. Decide the number of days you'll exercise, the types of activities you'll do, and the times that fit your schedule.
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The Behavioral Diabetes Institute is an organization dedicated to helping people with diabetes live long, healthy, and happy lives. This website provides an array of evidence-based clinical programs, all designed to help people overcome the emotional and behavioral obstacles to living well with diabetes.
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This guide provides a set of generic principles that can be used as the basis for planning, delivering, and evaluating public health activities aimed at changing health-related behaviors.
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This free workshop helps older adults get the support they need and find practical ways to deal with pain, fatigue, and stress. Older adults can also discover better nutrition and exercise choices, understand new treatment options, and learn better ways to talk with their doctor and family about their health.
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Aussie same-sex marriages to be recognised by UN
While the Australian government is still refusing to recognise same–sex marriages by Australians conducted overseas, the UN has announced they will grant recognition of the unions.
UN Secretary-General, Ban Ki-moon announced Australians that have entered same-sex marriages in countries such as New Zealand and the UK will be recognised as married by the United Nation, even if they are not recognised by their home nation.
Australian Marriage Equality national director, Rodney Croome described the decision as sensible and suggested it was yet another indication the Abbott government should consider marriage equality.
"The UN's sensible decision to treat all marriages equally increases pressure on the Abbott Government to allow a free vote so the same can happen under Australian law.
"It is an embarrassment that the U.N. recognises the legal marriages of Australian same-sex couples while these couples' own government fails to do the same."
Croome described the current situation, where UN employed Australians would be considered married at work but unmarried elsewhere as "absurd".
Last week the first same-sex marriage took place in the British consulate in Sydney.
There is currently a senate inquiry into the effects of recognising overseas same-sex marriages.
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Pre-Departure Thoughts and Last Minute PackingTokyo, Summer 2012
Destination Tokyo: 7 hours away
Or I guess almost 1 day away if you count the 13 hour flight.
At the moment I can hardly even believe this to be real. How could May have disappeared so quickly that Japan is literally just around the corner?
With barely contained excitement, I'm already imagining everything I want to do in my 3 days of free time: exploring the area, taking cool photos, tasting the local cuisine, and practicing my conversational Japanese. A more pressing and immediate concern I need to address is studying my Japanese textbooks, but I'm hoping I can spare some time in my incredibly entertaining 13 hour flight to go over the material. No promises though.
I've already faced some trouble and I haven't even boarded the plane yet! My carry on bag ripped a little at the seams because I tried to force too many items in, but I've bought a new one and am learning from my mistakes. I'll be placing less in the carry on and transferring a few things into my checked bag instead. I'll have to apologize to my sister though because she was letting me borrow her bag.....oops. I hope she isn't reading this before I can apologize haha.
Also, I did some last minute shopping for a gift to give to my host family. I figured that sweets and snacks are a generally well liked gift to receive so I got them a bag of Milano cookies and a party pack of assorted chocolates for acquaintances whom I might meet along the way. I'm really hoping the cookies don't get crushed even if I put them in my carry on because that would be incredibly disappointing.
I'm taking a short break from repacking my luggage, but I suppose I better return to that now and catch a couple hours of fretful, anxiety filled sleep before departing for the airport.
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Create ur own lvl!
i just thought of this and SOME people who r patient would really like this. they could make a map that totally suits their style. i think it should only go in computer version though cuz well i hav no idea what the controls would be if it was on PS3 or XBOX360
A map editor/creator you mean, the PC veriosn probably will have one like the first and second Battlefront but I don't really care about an editor in a star wars game.
Ya, they already have that for the other 2, its sucide for a game to not include any type of modding tools now a days for PC, I doubt they wouldnt include one.
srry i dont hav PC version of the game so i had like no idea
creating your own map would be cool but the 'program' for it would be confusing. if they do,i hope they put in already made textures and objects. it would be like making your own mods for it.
the map editor did come with everything shipped, you just had to learn how to use it
I have the pc version. Its better than ps2 and psp but an editor tool would not fit good...
Create your own level? Ok, done it, four or five times. Dont' see why BF3 would or should be any different. Modtools for BF2 are pretty easy.
They should make a built-in mod tool, though. I have the mod tools for BF1 and 2, but I never went anywhere with them; they were too confusing.
Thats what the PC world is like....on the outside.
I believe he was implying something a bit more casual-freindly than anything you would tack the word "mod" onto. Am I right, deathclone?
Am trying to download Mod Tools for BFII right now, actually, might post more later.
If you a good serious 1-2 hours genuinely learning how to use them, they become quite easy to learn, making them any easier would probably force them to be less powerful, which they already arent.
i like the idea but... seems like it would take forever to do.
but u have too think wat if they made a map were the oppsing side was at a great disadvantage like for example the defendin side made a straight drop and it was to steep for the oppossing side to go up and they had no vehicles and the defenders had snipers they would be at a disadvantage sumthin servre
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February 2011 Archives
Here are the recaps from Sunday's loss at La Salle.
Here are previews about the #11 UMass vs #13 Ohio State men's lacrosse battle set for Saturday at Garber Field.
• Inside Lacrosse: Quint Kessenich: What to Watch For, Feb. 25
• ESPN.com: Hoyas look to upset rival Terps
• Lacrosse Magazine: Ten to Watch: LM Calls Fives on the Hot Seat
• Springfield Republican: UMass lacrosse team, ranked No. 11, faces challenge Saturday against Ohio State
• Daily Hampshire Gazette: UMass men's lacrosse takes aim at another ranked foe
• Daily Collegian: UMass prepares for Ohio State
• Daily Collegian: Kell returns to form for Gorilla Lax
The Jaguars signed long snapper and UMass alum Jeremy Cain to a new contract on Thursday. Cain was set to become a free agent once a knew collective bargaining agreement exists.
Cain is the second potential free agent the Jaguars locked in for next season. On Wednesday the organization applied the franchise tag to tight end Marcedes Lewis. Since the tag is non-exclusive, Lewis can still negotiate with other teams, but another team would have to give the Jaguars two first-round draft picks to sign him.
Cain has been with the Jaguars for two seasons after being claimed off waivers from Washington in 2009. He played in all 32 games in the past two seasons.
This is Cain's fifth year in the NFL. He began his career as a rookie free agent whom Chicago signed in 2004.
Sully's Court: UMass fans should be optimistic
Considering UMass: I saw UMass in person Wednesday night as they pummeled St. Joe's. A reasonable goal for this team is to get a home game for the first round of the Atlantic 10 tournament, then win to advance to the quarterfinals in Atlantic City.
The record is better than last season, there is improvement, but what about the future?
I realize my observations come the day after UMass played well against a bad team but I think there's a reason for optimism. IT it revolves around four players, sophomores Javorn Farrell, Freddie Riley and Terrell Vinson and redshirt freshman Raphial Putney. Farrell has the makings of a excellent slashing scorer. Riley didn't play Wednesday night but he's a legit 3-point threat. Putney is really intriguing, a stick figure in basketball shorts who has 3-point range on his outside shot and long, long arms that can be used effectively at both ends of the court. I think he's got all sorts of potential. Vinson is a riddle. He has to become an assertive inside player and he can do it. Not sure he will though.
The obvious question here: where will the guard play come from? The answer was sitting on the bench in 5-foot-9-inch point guard Chazz Williams. Williams played at Hofstra in 2009-2010 and was all-rookie in the CAA after averaging 7.1 ppg and 4.2 apg. He's actually just what the other four players need, someone who can facilitate.
So I say, have hope, UMass fans. And how about showing up for the games? The Sign Man is getting lonely.
Interesting reflection: UMass absolutely pounded St. Joe's on the glass, 45-24. The Hawks need some inside players. Sitting out right now is another Hofstra transfer, 6-8 forward Halil Kanacevic, who was also on the All-CAA rookie team after averaging 8.6 ppg and 7.6 rpg. Phil Martelli will be ecstatic to have a player who will attack the glass on the defensive end. Both players left Hofstra when Tom Pecora moved over to coach Fordham. Pecora, winless in the Atlantic 10, could have used both players at Rose Hill.
For a complete list of honorees, click here, or to read the complete release from the Atlantic 10, click here
Check out today's article by clicking here, or read previous entries here.
On Friday, February 18, 2011, hip-hop mogul Russell Simmons presented Julius Erving with Hennessy's Privilege Award. The award was created in 2003 and serves as recognition for outstanding individuals who give back to their communities through service, leadership or the arts. Just a few moments before the award ceremony, Julius Erving managed to squeeze some time out of his busy schedule and settle down for an interview with Clayton Perry - reflecting on the importance of service, the need for mentorship, and the dynamic relationship between basketball and hip-hop.
The softball team went 2-3 last weekend in the season-opening FAU Kickoff Classic, making it to the tournament's championship game. Below are recaps from the weekend.
Morgan and Putney are offering new life to this roller-coaster ride of a University of Massachusetts men's basketball season. What they lack in experience, they are overcoming with their energy level, jarring a team that had seemed to be turning stale.
"They are bringing a freshness with their play and demeanor,'' UMass coach Derek Kellogg said as the Minutemen got ready for Wednesday's home game against Saint Joseph's. "Their eyes are always on me, saying 'Put me in.' I like that.''
The thirteenth installment of the A-10 Quick 10 - a video feature where we sit down with the men's basketball coaches of the Atlantic 10 and ask the questions you always wanted to know, were afraid to ask or never thought of. A glimpse into the life of an A-10 coach...
Get to know Massachusetts head coach Derek Kellogg:
This week San Jose will take on Detroit tonight, Pittsburgh tomorrow and Calgary on Friday.
Megan Donovan led all UMass rowers with a ninth place finish in lightweight competition, while Adrienne Breef-Pilz placed 31st amongst Women's Open competitors. To read the complete story and to view results, click here.
• Daily Collegian: Minutemen earn first road win of young season
• LaxPower: 2nd Half Burst Leads #16 UMass by Hartford
• Inside Lacrosse: Men's Lacrosse: Second-Half Burst Leads UMass past Hartford
Also, Lacrosse Magazine has a feature on this week's lacrosse opponent, Ohio State. OSU Coach Nick Myers is a product of Springfield College.
A Division III All-American at Springfield College, a school with international recognition as a pioneer in physical education and that has produced several current college lacrosse coaches, Myers led the Pride to a 16-2 mark and NCAA tournament berth with 52 goals and 39 assists in 2001. He met Breschi through his younger brother, Pat, then an Ohio State standout.
Lax Magazine also mentions: Ohio State's brutal, non-conference schedule continues Saturday at UMass. It will be the first-ever meeting between the Buckeyes and Minutemen, and Myers' first time trolling the sidelines at Garber Field, a notoriously difficult place to play for visitors.
"I grew up with a 'Garber Gorillas' t-shirt when I was a kid," Myers said. "My stepfather introduced me to Dick Garber. He's a legend in the game."
Checkout this notebook blurb about the men's track and field team from over the weekend. Dick Baker from The Springfield Republican highlights the career of Ken O'Brien, and the success of his squad through the 2011 season.
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Over the weekend the Minutemen crowned four A-10 Champions.
The Minutemen enter into this weekend's affair with two undefeated records in their hands, the first being their season record of 1-0, which featured an 8-5 win against No. 12 Army, and the other being an 8-0 undefeated streak against the Hawks.
Check out the stories from the Daily Collegian:
• Minutemen go for 2nd straight win
The Daily Collegian ran its UMass lacrosse season preview edition today with several previews, sidebars and video interviews feature the women's team.
Minutewomen return after championship season
Women's lacrosse just as good as men
Minutewomen return 10 starters for 2011
McMahon becomes head coach
Women's Lacrosse 2011 Schedule Google Map
2011 UMass Women's Lacrosse Preview from Daily Collegian on Vimeo.
At 12:15 p.m., the UMass Sports Luncheon happens at the Campus Center Room 1009. Athletes of the Week Tom Celentani and Jake Smith of the lacrosse team will be honored. The guest speakers will be men's swimming coach Rudd Yarworth, softball coach Elaine Sortino as well as assistant coaches from the men's and women's basketball staffs. To attend the event in Campus Center's Room 1009, please call 1-413-545-4930.
The NFL off-season is filled with uncertainty, but one thing we do know: Though they haven't made any public announcements, the Jets have decided to move second-year offensive linemanVladimir Ducasse to right tackle. That, of course, could impact the future of incumbentDamien Woody.
Ducasse, a second-round pick from UMass, played in only two games as a rookie, mop-up appearances. The organization talked him up after the draft, claiming he would battle Matt Slauson for the starting job at left guard. Ducasse, overwhelmed by the position change (he was a left tackle in college) and the speed of the NFL, never mounted a serious challenge. He was inactive for 11 games.
At 6-5, 325, Ducasse has the size to play right tackle. The question is whether he has enough agility to hold up in pass protection. Because of his raw power, he has the potential to be a terrific strong-side run blocker.
2011 Boston College Football Schedule
Sept. 3 Northwestern
Sept. 10 at UCF
Sept. 17 Duke
Sept. 24 Massachusetts
Oct. 1 Wake Forest
Oct. 8 at Clemson
Oct. 22 at Virginia Tech
Oct. 29 at Maryland
Nov. 3 Florida State (Thursday, ESPN, 8 p.m.)
Nov. 12 NC State
Nov. 19 at Notre Dame
Nov. 26 at Miami
Both players are "questionable to out" according to coach.
The Daily Hampshire Gazette has this update while the Springfield Republican has this report.
You can also listen to Kellogg on the weekly Atlantic 10 teleconference for some more info on Riley.
Check out these media recaps of the UMass 8-5 win over Army to open the 2011 season on Saturday.
• Springfield Republican: UMass beats Army 8-5 in men's lacrosse
• Daily Hampshire Gazette: UMass lax beats No. 12 Army in season opener
• Daily Collegian: UMass upset Black Knights Saturday at Garber
• LaxPower: #16 UMass Opens with an Upset of #12 Army
• Inside Lacrosse: Sunday lacrosse brunch mentions UMass
• Inside Lacrosse: Game Blog - UMass 8-5 Win.
• Annapolis Capital: College Lacrosse Roundup
• MetroWNY.com: Army falls to UMass in lacrosse opener
Read the recaps on the loss in the following outlets:
• Boston Globe: Gurley and UMass are contained
• Springfield Republican: Sunday's game helped show why UMass basketball is a hard sell
• Daily Hampshire Gazette: Minutemen offense sputters in loss to George Washington
• Masslive: The UMass Basketball Minutemen: Just not good enough to win
• Worcester Telegram: Late 17-0 blitz dooms Minutemen
• Daily Collegian: UMass basketball drops third-straight to Colonials
• Daily Collegian: Offense sluggish for sinking Minutemen
• GW Hatchet: GW uses strong second half to earn win
• WWLP NBC22: G.W. bounces past UMass in 2nd half
• ESPN.com: George Washington 59, Massachusetts 51
Check out these articles previewing the UMass-GW basketball game on Sunday.
• Springfield Republican: UMass basketball team hopes to erase the taste of a bad road trip
• Daily Hampshire Gazette: UMass hopes to start win streak against Colonials
• Daily Collegian: Colonials March into Amherst for Leaman Legacy Game
• Daily Collegian: Denying opponent's shots from beyond the arc key for UM
UMass sophomore Freddie Riley has two pairs of white shoes that he wears only in games, with similar phrases on both. They serve as a tribute, a memorial to people he cares about living and dead, and a window into a difficult past he's trying to put behind him.
Read Matt Vautour's story on Riley and the inscriptions on his shoes in the Daily Hampshire Gazette.
Hays says, "With Plourde (1.30 ERA, 556 strikeouts) healthy, the lineup should have time to find its rhythm on the road to the NCAA tournament."
Hays went on to name fellow A-10 school Fordham as a sleeper to reach the Women's College World Series, and Missouri as a sleeper to win the National Championship.
Former Minuteman Doug Clark has been playing in Mexico this winter and helped the Yaquis club to its first Caribbean Series title on Monday beating Venezuela 3-0, capping off a 4-2 series record.
Mexico, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, and the Dominican Republic play each year for the Caribbean Series championship.
Clark, who is currently affiliated with the Kansas City Royals batted .250 with six hits in 24 at bats in the six-game series.
Read more on MassLive.com
Read about it in the:
• Daily Hampshire Gazette: UMass football adds one more recruit
• Springfield Republican: UMass football team adds Texas high school receiver Elgin Long
"I'm hoping that the students we're striving for have some school pride," Kellogg said. "That they come because they go to UMass, because we're their basketball team, and you know what, there's not much else to do on a Sunday."
Read the full story in the Daily Collegian.
Checkout Scott Cournoyer's recap of the Giegengack Invitational. The Daily Collegian recaps the two-day event in which both the men and women had a series of strong performances.
"Overall, I was very pleased with the way our team performed, we had some more guys qualify for New England and IC4A events and that's important when thinking about going even further, said coach Ken O'Brien."
The University of Massachusetts football team added two more recruits on Monday. Andre Hill, a junior college wide receiver from Carson, Calif., and Kyle Morgan, a defensive lineman from Milford, are the latest additions, bringing the class to 24, including the five midyear additions. Read about it in the
• Worcester Telegram: Milford's Morgan is headed to UMass
• Daily Hampshire Gazette: UMass adds two more football recruits
"The Massachusetts women's rowing program has also grabbed the attention of many in the A-10. The Minutewomen, under the tutelage of legendary coach Jim Dietz, won its 12th straight Atlantic 10 Championship in 2007 -- the most consecutive A-10 crowns won by any team, in any sport. Dietz, who is in his 17th season at the helm, has guided his teams to 54 Atlantic 10 gold medals in 14 league championship events. He has been honored as the A-10 Coach of the Year seven times."
The UMass tennis team played its first home match of the spring semester on Sunday, defeating NJIT in dominating fashion, 6-1. The Minutewomen won two out of three doubles matches to take the doubles point before winning five out of the six singles matches.
This year the announced UMass recruiting class features 22 players, 17 true freshman and five mid year additions. The recruiting class is very offensively heavy with 16 of the 22 players coming from that side of the ball. Five players are listed as playing defense while kicker Andrew Ortiz out of The King's Academy in West Palm Beach, Fla. is the loan special teams player.
Tonight and next Monday, college hockey will take center stage on the Boston sports scene. Alumni and fans of Boston College, Boston University, Northeastern and Harvard will pack into the Garden as the schools battle for city bragging rights in the Beanpot.
It's a great tradition that leads to a simple question: Why doesn't basketball have a similar event?
"I think in the state of Massachusetts you have to do some untraditional stuff just to keep the fans interested and give them kind of a special day," UMass coach Derek Kellogg said. "Massachusetts is such a strong professional sports state that you have to keep people's interest by doing some different things on the college level."
Here are the recaps from UMass' 67-64 loss at Saint Joseph's on Saturday.
• Daily Hampshire Gazette: Minutemen fall at Saint Joseph's
• Springfield Republican: Minutemen fall to lowly Hawks, 67-64
• Boston Globe: UMass rally falls short
• Worcester Telegram: Rattling loss for UMass on road
• Daily Collegian: Hawks soar past Minutemen Saturday, 67-64
• WWLP NBC22: St. Joseph's nips UMass, 67-64
• Fox News: St. Joseph's ends losing streak, beats UMass 67-64
• Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia: NCAAB Wrap: Penn falls to Harvard in double OT
- Forget about moving up in the Hockey East standings, it's time for UMass hockey to look over its shoulder
- Merrimack coach Mark Dennehy is classy in post-game remarks after romp over UMass hockey
- So what did happen? Mauling at Merrimack Google maps into a close-up view of real shortcomings of UMass hockey
Jack Reid has played in seven games with the Boston Blazers and has 17 loose balls.
Jeff Zywicki continues to be on the injured list with the Washington Stealth. He played in the season opener and had three goals and two assists before suffering a lower body injury.
The Herald in Everett reports: the 2005 UMass alum is "ahead of schedule" and could potentially come off the injured reserve on Feb. 23 with the team looking at a March 5 return date as more possible.
For the year, Gaffney is averaging 7.4 points, 5.8 rebounds and 2.3 assists while shooting 52.6 from the floor in 13 D-League games.
Also in today's Collegian, David Martin has this nice sidebar on Cerie Mosgrove's contributions to the Minutewomen squad this season.
Coen comes to URI after a single season at Brown University, where he served as the Bears' quarterbacks coach. The former La Salle Academy star and four-year standout at UMass will fill the same position with the Rams, bringing with him a résumé that includes the six school records that he set with the Minutemen and a single season with the Alabama Vipers of the Arena Football League.
After an inaugural event that landed founder Scott Crowder and his crew the Lakes Region Association's prestigious Tourism Award, the event is back with more action on the ice and even more fun for the entire family. It will feature over 150 teams (over 1,000 participants) competing on 14 rinks over three days for the coveted Lake WinnipeHockey Cup, but it doesn't end there as the weekend will feature skills competitions, balloon and helicopter rides.
"We've been working hard," said Crowder, who played college hockey at UMass and is the son of former UNH and Boston Bruins player Bruce Crowder. "We're pumped. The big dance is coming. We're ready. The town is ready. The team is ready. It's exciting.
Last season was a disappointing one for Massachusetts, which went 8-6 and failed to qualify for the NCAA Tournament for the third time in the last four years. A contributing factor was injuries, and Minutemen coach Greg Cannella said avoiding the injury bug is important again this year.
"A lot of things have to go your way," he said Monday. "This is a team that needs to have better leadership than the previous team from last year and also stay healthy. We're not as deep as we'd like to be. So health is definitely critical to us."
In case you are wondering the latest on the UMass-SLU game being played with the weather in the midwest. UMass officials have been in touch with both Saint Louis and Atlantic 10 officials through the week as UMass travelled. Barring major changes in the weather, the game is expected to be played as both teams are in town, the television truck and staff have arrived.
Here is an update from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The city is pretty much on lockdown because of the storm and the Blues have called off their game tonight against Colorado. SLU is expecting to play its game with UMass on Wednesday night at Chaifetz Arena and will finalize its decision on Wednesday afternoon.
There's good reason to expect the game to be played. UMass got into town on Monday night, so they're here, and the officials are expected to be here. (The crew for the game was juggled so the refs weren't coming in from the East Coast.) If the storm has passed by midday Wednesday, as anticipated, that should allow SLU to play the game. The SLU campus was closed on Tuesday, and if it's closed again on Wednesday, that could complicate matters.
The Blues' game was called off even though both teams and the officials were in town because it was decided it was too dangerous for fans and arena employees to travel to the game. The roads figure to be better by Wednesday evening if the storm sticks to its schedule.
The Bud Light UMass Hockey Radio Show With Toot Cahoon that was scheduled for Tuesday night at 7 PM at the Hangar Pub & Grill has been cancelled due to the weather. The Mass Attack will head to No. 1 Boston College on Friday night and No. 12 Merrimack on Saturday.
The next UMass Hockey Radio Show is scheduled for Tuesday, February 8 at 7 PM at the Hangar. Fans can listen on 100.9 FM WRNX or online at UMassAthletics.com. Fans can also submit questions any time for Coach Cahoon to answer during the show.
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Anyone in the stands or watching on TV couldn't help but root for Thomas Robinson on Saturday.
The Kansas sophomore was playing for the first time since attending his mother's funeral two days before, a service that concluded a miserable month for the 19-year-old Washington D.C. native. Robinson's two grandparents died shortly before Lisa Robinson, his 43-year-old mother, died of an apparent heart attack on Jan. 21.
Only the most passionate of Kansas State fans, the Jayhawks' foe that afternoon, weren't wishing success for the heavy-hearted forward.
Few were rooting harder for Robinson than Javorn Farrell. The University of Massachusetts sophomore was glued to the television as the game aired Saturday night. He and Robinson were teammates at Riverdale Baptist in Upper Marlboro, Md., and have been very close ever since.


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Nick Lachey and Vanessa Minnillo are engaged. On Thursday (November 4), the duo shared the news in a joint statement to People.com that read, "We're excited and incredibly happy about our engagement and we look forward to a wonderful future together."
According to sources, Lachey, 36, popped the question to the former MTV "TRL" host, 29, "near a beach" in California on Thursday.
The former 98 Degrees singer, who once co-starred with ex-wife Jessica Simpson on MTV's "Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica," took to his Twitter to share the happy news with his fans.
"Hey all," he wrote. "If anyone's heard the rumors of my engagement, they are absolutely true! Vanessa and I couldn't be happier. Thanks for all the love."
The couple began dating back in 2006 and teamed up in the video for Lachey's hit solo single "What's Left of Me"; Minnillo starred as his love interest. Lachey and Minnillo suffered a romantic setback when they briefly called it quits in mid-2009, but later reunited.
In addition to celebrating their engagement in November, the duo will also celebrate their birthdays this month, as the stars both turn a year older on November 9.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a unique fundraising campaign aimed at a group that suffers some of the worst harm from current marijuana laws, the Marijuana Policy Project Foundation is asking fraternities and sororities nationwide to select MPP Foundation as the beneficiary of their charitable efforts this year.
"College students suffer needlessly in the name of America's futile, failed war on marijuana," said Rob Kampia, executive director of MPP in Washington, D.C. "Under federal law, conviction for mere possession of a joint can cost a student his or her financial aid, damaging careers and futures for no good reason. It's time to stop this madness, and we're asking fraternities and sororities, whose members are directly affected, to join the fight."
According to the FBI, over 330,000 Americans aged 18 to 22 were arrested on drug charges in 2003 -- a figure that understates the true number because not all police agencies report complete age data on arrestees. Nearly half of all drug arrests are for marijuana, and 88 percent of marijuana arrests are for possession, not sale or cultivation.
MPP's mailing explains that the horrific effects of marijuana prohibition can go far beyond the mere loss of financial aid. In June 2003, a 19-year-old Florida college student, serving a weekend sentence on marijuana charges, was raped by his cellmate, a violent offender who was awaiting trial on a charge of sexual battery. And in August 2005, 23 -year-old Anthony Diotaiuto was shot and killed by police who barged into his home at 6:15 a.m. to search for marijuana.
For those wondering whether their school would permit a marijuana- related philanthropy project, the mailing explains that "MPP Foundation is a tax-deductible 501(c)(3) educational organization, just like the American Cancer Society and the Children's Miracle Network."
With more than 18,000 members and 120,000 e-mail subscribers nationwide, the Marijuana Policy Project is the largest marijuana policy reform organization in the United States. MPP works to minimize the harm associated with marijuana — both the consumption of marijuana and the laws that are intended to prohibit such use. MPP believes that the greatest harm associated with marijuana is imprisonment. For more information, please visit MarijuanaPolicy.org.


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Ashley Hebert from "The Bachelorette" is getting ready for the arrival of her first baby, and she is now keeping her fans up to date on the baby preparations on social media. On April 11, she revealed on her Twitter that the couple had started shopping for items for the baby. Baby Rosenbaum still has a few months before it arrives, but it is never too early to start getting ready for it.
Recent photos of Ashley have hidden her baby bump under layers of clothing, but the reality star did show off her baby bump in a new selfie as well. The photo shows her standing, and she said good morning to her baby to caption the photo. She also teased that she might be carrying more than one baby. J.P. Rosenbaum had also teased the possibility of Ashley carrying more than one baby, but his tease came on April Fool's Day.
This baby was a bit unplanned. Ashley and her husband had planned to start a family following the end of her dental residency, but that will not end until June. Once her education is wrapped, the couple do plan to move to Miami to live. This move will happen over the summer, and that will give them a bit of time to settle in before the baby arrives.
When will the baby arrive exactly? According to a report by Wetpaint Entertainment, Ashley is set to give birth this fall. She revealed that an October birth is what will happen with the first addition to the Rosenbaum family. With Ashley's latest update, it is clear she is excited about having a baby. Her only concern seems to be her weight gain. She has mentioned that on her Twitter on several occasions since the announcement of her pregnancy. With the baby not coming until October, she has plenty of more time to prepare.
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Signs & Symptoms of Alcohol Poisoning
If you or someone you know has too much to drink it can be very dangerous or even life threatening. Check out these critical signs of alcohol poisoning so you know what to look for:
- Mental confusion, stupor, coma, or person cannot be awaken
- Slow breaths of 8 or less per minute or lapses between breaths of more than eight seconds
- Cold, clammy, pale or bluish skin color
How to care for someone who has had too much to drink:
- Assess the situation immediately. If you encounter someone that exhibits one or more of the signs above call 911.
- Turn the person onto their side. This is important to prevent choking if the person vomits
- Do not leave them alone
- Do not put them in the shower
- Do not give them any food, medications or liquids
- Know that time is the only thing that will sober them up
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The season in North America is wrapping up. Arapahoe Basin (A-Basin) has announced that it will be open for 3 day weekends until June 22. This means that to get your skiing/riding fix, you will have to head down to the Southern Hemisphere.
Here are 5 sports or activities that you can do to keep yourself in skiing/riding shape over the non-snow months:
- Cycling. Riding a bike is a good cross training sport for many skiers and snowboarders. You can tip the bike underneath so the tires "carve." You can also move forward and backward on the bike as you ride which helps you go over terrain and simulate skiing/riding motions.
- Stand-Up Paddle Boarding. Paddling on a SUP is an excellent core workout. Plus, if you do it in the Ocean or on a lake with choppy water, you use your legs to maintain balance. This is very similar to skiing.
- Hit the gym. When those afternoon thunderstorms rear their ugly head and your options to do outdoor sports become limited, go to the gym. While you may not be able to simulate the exact movements or target the subtle muscles you use while skiing and riding, you will be able to build strength in the major muscles you use skiing and riding.
- Hike. If you want to be out in the alpine environment that you love so much, get on the trail. Hiking uphill can improve your cardiovascular strength. While hiking downhill uses similar muscles you use in skiing and riding. Good idea to bring trekking poles with you on the descent.
- Water ski or wakeboard. Want to get a similar thrill that skiing and riding provide? Try water skiing or wakeboarding. Getting pulled behind a boat provides you with the speed you need to "carve" turns through the water. Plus, the wake helps create some "moguls" or "jumps" so you can catch some air.
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Last week the President spoke before the joint houses of Congress, chiefs of staff, Supreme Court Justices, cabinet officers, and the American people.
He stated that the state of the union was getting stronger, but I don't understand his term because I don't understand his definition of "stronger." Stronger than what?
Yes, the stock market is doing quite well, but the economists I hear on the television always are surprised at the prices but also comment on the fact that the Federal Reserve keeps printing more and more dollars.
The economy is in the tank and the president who promised the most transparent presidency ever hides behind false numbers and statistics.
Mark Twain stated it best when he said, "There are lies, damn lies, and statistics." Use whatever percentage you want to use by calling those searching for a job "unemployed," and those who have thrown in the towel "out of work." They don't count this simple fact: there are fewer folks working in this country than before President Obama took his first oath of office.
The president introduced his new wish list and the price tag is around a paltry $143 billion. Yes, that's right, $143 billion dollars. And yet this man stood before all those folks and us and stated that this wasn't going to add one dime to the deficit.
He has either returned to using the drugs he admits to having used while getting those stellar grades he hides from us, or he is a liar. It either means we must raise taxes or whip out the credit card and charge it.
We already borrow around 46 cents of every federally-spent dollar so what's a few more. Wait, it was unpatriotic when President Bush ran up less debt in eight years than the president has accrued in four years.
The president wants to restrict our ownership of our guns. I read this week that the Department of Homeland Security has enough bullets to fire almost 50 rounds at every American citizen. Now since 98% of us generally behave and don't get into the justice system in a negative manner it makes you wonder why Washington D.C. feels they want to be ready to attack citizens. Tyrants usually are the ones who worry about uprisings.
The president did not answer any questions about the death of four members of his ambassadorial staff. It appears he is getting upset that Congress is asking questions about his inaction. One phone call in the early hours of the attack isn't leadership. Now we hear the White House wasn't getting much information at all. We just want answers to simple questions.
During the State of the Union address, the president laid out his plans for a bigger government. Now he wants to provide pre-school. It hasn't seemed to dawn on the man from Chicago that ever since the inception of Head Start, the results clearly show that any gains are lost, gone, not testable, after the third grade. It doesn't take a genius to see through his lie purporting that federally financed pre-school will get even one kid into college.
He made a point of mentioning the young lady killed in Chicago a week after her participation in the parade at his inauguration a week earlier. Her parents were applauded as thay sat next to Mrs. Obama. The president failed to mention that Chicago has the toughest gun laws in the nation and the most murders in the nation. His buddy Rahm doesn't have a grip on that situation but they both want to take our Second Amendment rights away.
Then many of us heard from Senator Marco Rubio. I must tell you that I have never really liked the idea of the response to the State of the Union address by the loyal opposition concept, but it seems to have caught on so we must live with it.
Apparently Senator Rubio hit the nerves of the Liberals in this country and especially in the mainstream media because they did not address any of his comments or statements. No siree.
That news giant CNN ran the video of a man needing a sip of water 155 times. MSNBC ran the clip almost 100 times as did many of the three networks. How pathetic the media showed themselves to be.
We know why the Super Bowl lights were dimmed, we know Beyonce lip-synced her song, we know that Marco Rubio is not allowed to get thirsty, but we don't know what the president of the United States is doing to lower unemployment and gas prices, or for that matter, how he is going to stop North Korea and Iran from getting atomic weapons.
Maybe he is the most transparent president ever -- we see right through his empty suit.


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Like the old Boy Scouts motto goes, always be prepared. However, carrying a condom can be inconvenient. In fact, studies have shown that keeping a condom in your wallet -- a common guy maneuver -- is actually damaging to the condom itself. The Trojan 2Go condom pack is such a logical idea that it's hard to believe it wasn't thought of it earlier. At a little less than $5 for a pack of two premium latex condoms, the Trojan 2Go is a wise accessory for a night out.
Each pack of Trojan 2Go condoms contains two condoms: one Her Pleasure Thin, and the other Ultra Thin. It was an interesting move by Trojan to give you two different options per pack, and the dual set-up is great for some wingman assistance should your buddy need to use one. There is an easy click-apart perforated break, so you can hand one off and still have yourself taken care of. Each 2Go is packed in a discreet carrying case that is specially designed to be slipped unnoticed in a jean pocket or wallet, keeping the condoms fresh and in perfect condition. Another smart new touch by Trojan was the easy-to-peel seal, which is located so the condom comes out of the packet right side up, saving you from fumbling once the condom packet is opened.
The innovation that went into designing the Trojan 2Go case was not only reserved for the packaging -- the actual condoms are pretty impressive in their own right. The condoms feature strategically placed ribs to create extra friction, and the looser fit through the shaft allows for better comfort and pleasure. Both included condoms are among the thinnest yet most durable in the entire Trojan line, and the premium latex offers the best quality and highest prevention of STIs. With over 80 years in the industry, this is clearly one of the most revolutionary steps that Trojan has ever taken in the marketplace, and it would not be a shock if the 2Go's hard plastic case becomes a standard template for portable condoms from here on out. If you are going to carry around a condom, the Trojan 2Go is the only smart way to do it.


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Hewlett-Packard (HP) quietly released an 8-inch budget tablet into the market, the HP 8. The pricing is considerably cheaper than the computer manufacturer's $330 HP Slate 8 Pro 8-inch tablet.
As PhoneArena reports (March 7), the HP 8 tablet hits the U.S. competitively priced at $170. The tablet's specs include a quad-core A31s processor made by Allwinner running alongside 1GB of RAM. It's 7.85-inch display features IPS multi-touch technology with a screen resolution of 1024 x 768.
The HP 8 houses a 2-megapixel rear camera, a 0.3-megapixel front camera and a 3800 mAh battery that promises life of up to 7 hours. There's 16GB of built-in storage on deck and a micro SD slot to add 32GB of space if needed. As a bonus, HP is throwing in an additional 25GB of memory with free cloud storage from Box.
The Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean powered device uses wireless 802.11 technology and features native Google apps such as Chrome Browser, Maps, Play Books, Play Movies & TV, Play Music and YouTube. "The quad-core powered HP 8 lets you see, connect, share and experience the media that moves you," HP said about its new 8-inch low cost tablet.


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Thora Harris, age 98, has been writing poetry all of her life. This book is a collection of some of the best of that poetry.
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"Alone" one of my favorites. I am 78 yrs. old and wanted to be taken back to my growing up days on the farm. I lost my wife two years ago and this poem says it all. (I wept over "Slow Learner" and the comments, so sad)
Also, "Childhood Joys" took me back to "the good old days!!" Thanks so much for the book - Ray
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David Allender, a 40-year old Manson resident, arrested May 29th after a 6-hour stand-off, will head to court tomorrow. The judge will ask him to plead either guilty or not guilty, in which case, a trial date will be set.
Allender is charged with two counts of second degree assault and one count of second degree assault of a child after an incident in April that eventually led to a search and arrest warrant from ChelanCounty Superior Court.
Chelan County Undersheriff, John Wisemore, says the entire scenario began with a report of an episode involving three individuals who were visiting the area to look at property for sale-
Allender has since been held in Chelan County Regional Jail on $500 thousand bail.
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In addition to offering EA Access members select titles and discounts, the publishing giant's subscription-based service on the Xbox One is also said to provide other benefits. One such feature was recently confirmed to be the ability for subscribers to try out a limited trial for Bioware's Dragon Age: Inquisition when it launches later this fall. As fans grow curious about how the trial will work, Dragon Age creative director Mike Laidlaw revealed on Aug. 11 that details on Inquisition's EA Access integration have not been fully fleshed out and that more will be announced before launch.
The next installment of the popular Bioware series will be one of the first games to be part of the Electronic Art's limited access program. This feature will provide EA Access subscribers with the ability to try out select games from the publisher's library. In some cases, titles will appear playable as limited access titles before their retail release. This will give members the opportunity to try out games before they launch and then continue where they left off should they later decide to purchase the title.
Exact details, such as how long subscribers will be able to play limited access titles, will differ from game to game. The program is meant to be much more in-depth than providing gamers with mere demos. Players will be given the full game during the varying trial period and all of their progress will carry over to a retail edition of the title.
As one of the first titles to be featured as a limited access title, the EA service will offer the only way for players to try out Dragon Age: Inquisition without making a purchase since Bioware currently doesn't have any plans to release a demo for the upcoming game. More details on what Dragon Age fans will receive through EA Access are expected to be revealed prior to the launch of Inquisition.
EA Access is currently only available on the Xbox One. EA attempted to put the service on the Playstation 4 as well, but Sony executives rejected the offer feeling that it opposed their vision of what should be presented to gamers.


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ECU will get its first true test of the season when they travel to No. 10 Virginia for a three-game series. Both teams enter the weekend riding stellar pitching as the Pirates boast an impressive 1.00 ERA, while the Cavaliers' hurlers have a 2.50 ERA.
East Carolina Pirates (3-0)
Probable Starting Rotation
Fri. - RHP Seth Maness (1-0, 1.29 ERA)
Sat. - RHP Zach Woods (0-0, 0.00 ERA)
Sun. - RHP Mike Wright (1-0, 0.00 ERA)
Virginia Cavaliers (4-0)
Probable Starting Rotation
Fri. - LHP Danny Hultzen (1-0, 1.35 ERA)
Sat. - RHP Tyler Wilson (1-0, 0.00 ERA)
Sun. - RHP Cody Winiarski (1-0, 0.00 ERA)
What to Expect:
After the first weekend of play, both ECU and UVa enter the three-game series undefeated and riding the experience of their pitching staffs ... The Pirates allowed just three runs over the weekend against Youngstown State with their starters (Maness, Woods and Wright) surrendering just one run (earned) over 17.0 innings ... UVa counters with a stellar staff of their own as the starting trio of Hultzen, Wilson and Winiarski allowed one run in 18.2 innings at the Auburn Tournament.
All-Americans Highlight Friday's Action:
Friday's game will pit a pair of preseason All-Americans against one another when Maness and Hultzen toe the rubber ... Maness, a 2008 All-American, enters the contest with a 29-8 career mark with a 4.10 ERA, while Hultzen, a two-time All-American, owns a 21-2 career mark ... The two faced one another last year back in Greenville, N.C. with Hultzen notching the win after allowing two runs (both earned) on four hits in six innings ... Maness suffered the loss after surrendering four runs (all earned) on six hits in 5.2 innings ... Both enter the contest ranked in the Top-10 among NCAA career active winners with Maness listed first and Hultzen tied for ninth.
Difference Makers At the Plate:
Chris Taylor has stepped into a starting role for Virginia and flourished thus far, going 7-for-17 (.412) with a team-high seven runs scored out of the leadoff spot ... David Coleman has made a strong return to the lineup with five hits in 11 at bats (.455) - he already has matched his hit total from all of 2010 ... For the Pirates, Corey Thompson has picked up where his 2010 all-conference ended hitting .400 (4-for-10) with a pair of doubles and four RBI ... Philip Clark and Tim Younger are batting .375 and have combined for five RBI and three runs scored.
Keys to the Game:
For the Pirates to be successful this weekend they need John Wooten and Zach Wright's bats to heat up ... The 4-5 hitters in ECU's lineup batted .250 last weekend, drove in a pair of runs and scored five times ... ECU needs to be patient at the plate and hope to get into the Cavaliers bullpen, where a year ago they scored nine of their 19 runs against the Cavaliers ... UVa will ride look to ride their starters to a series win ... Wilson, a reliever in 2010, shutdown a talented Auburn squad last weekend striking out six, walking two and allowing three hits in six shutout innings ... Winiarski was equally effective working six shutout frames with six strikeouts and surrendering four hits.
Playing Small Ball:
With run production down across the country, this weekend's series should be low-scoring, especially with two veteran pitching staffs going head-to-head, so expect small ball to play an important role in the series ... Both teams have shown tendencies to use the bunt and move runners over efficiently with ECU using four sacrifice hits and stealing seven bases in their three-game series ... UVa has swiped five bases and used six sac bunts through four games.
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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - UCLA diver Sara Clark has been named Pac-10 Women's Diver of the Month for January, Commissioner Tom Hansen announced today. A senior from Los Gatos, Calif., Clark blew away her competition in the three-meter throughout the month of January as she won the event in each meet that month.
Clark started the month with a win against UC San Diego on the three-meter, the only board she contested that meet. She then went on to place first against Pac-10 foes California and Stanford on the three-meter. Clark took fourth on the one-meter against the Cardinal but went on to finish second in the event against the Golden Bears.
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It all begins when a team of professional storm chasers with a string of recent misses come upon the mother of all storms in Silverton, Oklahoma. It starts with some totally unexpected golf ball sized hail. Then the rain intensifies. Finally the first tornado touches down causing significant damage while bringing joy to the storm chasers including two goofy local guys who see themselves as storm chasers but whose only talent is a complete absence of fear.
As a result of the first tornado two of the local teens are trapped in an abandoned building and their ultimate rescue becomes a central part of the story. But while in most typical circumstances one tornado is about all any community can expect in any given day, it becomes quickly clear that Silverton, Oklahoma is about to set an all time record for natural disasters. Not just one more tornado, but rather multiple tornadoes soon arrive on scene to the complete delight of the storm chasing team and to the utter horror of the towns' folks. In the end there is one final twister with a size, power and scope never before seen. Wind speeds are exceeding 300 miles per hours lifting Boeing 747 jetliners off of the ground with no engine assistance required. That scene alone stretches the film's credibility over the top. Seriously, how many Boeing 747 aircraft would you expect to find in a small Midwestern town? Cessnas and Pipers at a local general aviation airport perhaps, but giant jetliners – not likely.
Then the ongoing efforts to rescue the two teenagers also folds into an unbelievable level of obviously staged horror with a predictable outcome. Because the film makers go just a wee bit too far several people in the audience actually began to chuckle in the face of what should have been stark terror. And the conclusion I felt was weak and even somewhat silly.
All that said it is an entertaining movie and it has already won one award, the "Golden Trailer" award for sound editing. Overall the cinematography is captivating and the relentless onslaught of nature's wrath is truly awesome. The locations for filming this story about Silverton, Oklahoma were in and around Detroit, Michigan. Now that takes real imagination and the results are excellent. So despite its flaws it is a worthy film and in many ways fun to watch
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Lidded Cup and Tray, India, 17th century, gold with champlevé and painted enamels, The al-Sabah Collection, Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah, Kuwait.
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Presented by Professor Giovanni Curatola, organizing curator of the inaugural exhibition of works from The al-Sabah Collection, Kuwait, consultant to the DAI (Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah), and professor of Islamic Archaeology and Art History, University of Udine, Italy
The internationally renowned al-Sabah Collection was formed by Sheikh Nasser Sabah al-Ahmed al-Sabah and his wife, Sheikha Hussah Sabah al-Salem al-Sabah, between the mid-1970s and the present. Comprised of more than 30,000 pieces spanning 1,400 years of Islamic culture, The al-Sabah Collection has been on long-term loan to the State of Kuwait, and has been housed at the Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah (DAI), a cultural organization that is part of the National Museum Complex in Kuwait.
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REVIEW: Justified, Season 5, Episode 7 – "Raw Deal"
Air date: Tuesday, February 25, 2014, 10PM E/P on FX
"You interested in staying alive?" – Penny
Ask and you shall receive. At the end of "Kill the Messenger," I mentioned in my recap that I wanted to see the Mexican heroin deal go down, and for Boyd (Walton Goggins) and Johnny (David Meunier) to square off. "Raw Deal" gives us that and so much more. As much as I like Boyd having antagonists nipping at his heels, his cousin Johnny is really becoming more of a nuisance than formidable adversary. Meunier has played Johnny down this season and the answer to why is revealed in "Raw Deal." Meunier is a good actor, but he's been carrying on with a nonchalant attitude like he can't be touched.
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The aftermath of the Art (Nick Searcy) and Raylan (Timothy Olyphant) debacle is coming to a nasty head. With both Tim (Jacob Pitts) and Rachel (Erica Tazel) doling out orders "via the Chief" to Raylan, you know a face off is bound to happen before "Raw Deal" ends. Art is pissed off but I think more than anything, he feels betrayed. He thought his friendship with Raylan was deeper but it seems like Raylan doesn't trust Art enough to tell him the truth. But isn't Art acting a bit like a petulant child with all the crap detail he's giving Raylan? Making Raylan come in early in the morning to handle "walk-ins" is really beneath Raylan's qualifications. Regardless, the conversation between the two really is more an ultimatum, of sorts. Will Art really reassign Raylan? You know Raylan isn't quitting.
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What can I say? Ava (Joelle Carter) is looking a bit worse for wear after a beat down and hair cut from Gretchen Swift (Casey McCarthy). But, if that's a prison hair cut, I'd like to book an appointment. Considering Ava only used a razor to trim up the ends, her cropped bob doesn't look half bad. I digress. Ava is need of protection. Boyd hasn't been visiting and she needs to find her own sanctuary within the prison walls. An unlikely venture leads Ava down a rocky path. Are Penny (Danielle Panabaker) and "the Heavenly Mother" Judith (Dale Dickey) trustworthy? Can dealing drugs inside the joint really be Ava's salvation?
Adventures in Mexico
After failing to find Johnny in Tennessee, Boyd, Daryl (Michael Rapaport), Danny (A.J. Buckley), Dewey (Damon Herriman), and some of Boyd's henchmen head down to Mexico to conduct their business with Mr. Yoon (James Kyson). Little do they know, Johnny beats them to it. Again, Johnny has been walking around with his chest out like he's untouchable. For him to be in Mexico striking up a deal with Yoon to outbid Boyd is a bold move—stupid, but bold. All I can say is Justified season five is the season of the back stab. The double crossing going on is epic, and what goes down in Mexico is one of the best swindles I've seen. I thought Johnny double crossing Hot Rod (Mickey Jones) was a jaw dropper but what Boyd does takes the damn cake.
Raylan gets his bank account wiped out by a computer whiz. I know this whole plot point is tied to Charles Monroe (Xander Berkeley), the crazy Detroit accountant that had everything seized by U.S. Marshals. I find this plot to be really boring … well, except the part where the guy with a prosthetic leg jumps out the window giving Raylan the slip, and the bird. That was hilarious. Tim thought so, too. I know this computer hacker will pop up again before the season is over. And I'm sure the whole Theo Tonin (Adam Arkin) storyline will be revisited soon.
Wendy (Alicia Witt) is really trying to goad Allison (Amy Smart) by asking her what turns Raylan on but there is an endgame, at least for Wendy. She knows Allison isn't the cleanest social worker and capitalizes on the fact Allison is dating Raylan to get some retribution for the Crowes.
What is Raylan up to asking Wendy to rat on her brothers? Does he really think she's going to betray her kin? Yes, they wreak havoc on her life. Yes, they make her uproot and move around to help them. Yes, she's never been able to finish law school because of her idiotic brothers but does that mean she is going to work with Raylan to put them away? Maybe. Wendy is a wild card this season. I can see her helping Raylan but at the same time, this season is full of double crosses and we still have a few more episodes left. We may see Wendy give us the most dramatic betrayal yet.
"Raw Deal" is an exciting episode because of the double crossing in Mexico. While I'd hoped for a bit more drama, I got more bloodshed instead. Is it just me, or is Justified waning a bit? With it being season five, are the writers/producers trying to wind things down for a series finale? With Raylan asking for a transfer and taking a two week vacation, I'm feeling a bit like things are coming to an end. I've got mixed emotions about that.
Let me know what you thought of "Raw Deal." Leave a comment below and/or tweet me @judybopp.
Check out the interviews with some of the cast at the season five red carpet premiere.
Tune in to Justified, Tuesdays at 10:00 PM ET/PT, only on FX.
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In an announcement yesterday, the anime voiceover and music company Starchild revealed that the graphic novel, "Ninja Slayer", would be getting an anime adaptation, produced by animation company Studio Trigger.
"Ninja Slayer" is a graphic novel created by Bradley Bond and Philip Ninj@ Morzez, that originated via Twitter and sold more than 300,000 units. It was translated into Japanese and uploaded on to Twitter in 2010 and became an underground hit, eventually being published in graphic novel form in 2012.
Studio Trigger, the company handling the anime adaptation, is best known for their recent work on the "Kill la Kill" anime series. More details about the anime version of "Ninja Slayer" will eventually be available via the anime's official site.
The story of "Ninja Slayer" follows Kenji Fujikido, a salaryman whose family is killed in a ninja turf war. While facing his own death, Kenji is possessed by Naraku Ninja, a ninja soul, and Kenji becomes "Ninja Slayer", a ninja destined to hunt down and kill evil ninja. In a quest for vengeance, Ninja Slayer will come face to face with the Soukai Syndicate ninja.
The world premiere of the "Ninja Slayer" promotional trailer will take place during the 2014 Anime Expo is Los Angeles, California this July. It will happen during the "Ninja Slayer" and Studio Trigger panel discussion on July 3, 2014 at 6:00 pm.
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My free range layer hens have developed warts on the feet and legs. It is grayish in color and is thick in some areas. How do you treat this, as it seems to be spreading to my other poultry.
This sounds like scaly leg mites. Liquid ivermectin and pyrethryn treatments seem to work best.
It's important to thoroughly soak the legs with the treatment, and possibly retreat periodically.
Just follow the directions on the product you choose. You generally can't see these mites. They creep up under the leg scales and multiply.
They are highly contagious and can lead to extreme discomfort, bloody sores and lameness. Once the mites are successfully killed the rough warty crust can be soaked and removed and legs will look normal again.
Sometimes just oiling the legs, after mite treatment, will help dissolve this crust and it will eventually fall off. Some chickens seem very resistant to this mite, but as the infestation grows in one bird, the more eggs hatch out and can spread to other birds.
If your birds have been sharing an area, there isn't much point to quarantining, unless you have an extremely bad case. You can wait for signs or just treat all.
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by Matthew
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I have 4 point of lay Andalusian Blue chickens & about 1 week ago one of them started to get wart like growths around the eyes and head which has since spread all over the head & neck, causing the eyes to disappear behind the warts.
These are hard & crusty & sometimes bleed, it has affected the other 3 to varying degrees, they have been treated with a local antibiotic, it has not affected any of my other breeds. Hope you can help.
If warts, they are a sign of a virus and other than preventing infection topically, an antibiotic wouldn't do much.
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It could also be something your other chickens are immune to, possibly having fully developed immune systems that are functioning well.
These growths sound like they might be an avian pox which can be spread by mosquito bites. All types of birds can get this pox and sometimes a mosquito will bite an infected bird, and then spread the disease to its next victim.
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When thinking about ab workouts, the default exercise is a crunch. They are easy to do, have several variations and get the job done. But sometimes, you just don't feel like doing another crunch. It's a common misconception that you can only work your abs with crunches.
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Judges for the program are Paul Hollywood and Marcela Valladolid.
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