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Florida Highway Patrol Release
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Since 1999, more than 170 law enforcement officers in the United States have died and thousands injured in a crash as a result of being on the side of the roadway doing their job.
During the month of January, Florida Highway Patrol troopers will pay special attention to drivers violating the state's Move Over law.
The Move Over law protects law enforcement officers, emergency workers and tow truck drivers who are stopped along Florida roadways doing their jobs.
"Florida's Move Over law was enacted to protect those trying to protect Florida's motorists," said Col. David Brierton, director of the Florida Highway Patrol. "Our troopers are out on the roadways every day working to reduce traffic crashes and fatalities. Motorists need to understand the Move Over law and abide by the law for everyone's safety."
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Texas Comptroller's Office to Offer Local Tax Help
Comptroller Susan Combs' office will offer a free seminar to assist local taxpayers with their state taxes on Wednesday, Dec. 3, from 10 a.m. to noon.
"Operating a business has many challenges, but figuring out your taxes should not be one of them," Combs said. "Whether you are a new taxpayer or one who has been in business for many years, this seminar will help you understand the laws that apply to you and your business."
At the seminar, taxpayers can learn about sales tax forms, taxability issues, taxpayer responsibilities and the array of services and information available from the Comptroller's office to assist taxpayers. Comptroller representatives will answer questions and provide assistance to attendees.
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Dollar General will not build a new store adjacent to the Poplar Springs Historic District. This decision comes after months of debate.
Dollar General changed its mind on the project, because it did not want to build in an area where the store was not wanted.
"I don't feel good about that," said Dr. George Thomas, Meridian City Council president. "Any time you tell a business that they can't build in the city and it's zoned properly for them to build, we lose jobs; we lose possible sales tax income. The property value probably would've gone up on that vacant lot. So, we lose possibly property tax, definitely sales tax and possibly jobs, and we need all three of those."
"I think it's a smart idea," said James Harwell, who has owned a home in the Poplar Springs District for nine years.
Harwell and others opposed to the store say they are happy about the decision.
"I don't think it's quite the right model that we're looking for," said Harwell. "I'd like to see, I think, as well as everyone else, something developed down there but not quite this project."
There is already a convenience store/gas station and pharmacy directly across the street from the site that was targeted for the Dollar General. There are other businesses within two blocks of the location.
"I see it as a loss for the city, but the fact that the neighborhood is getting organized and the neighbors are coming together, that's a positive," Thomas said.
Residents like Harwell say they just want to keep this historic district historic. In fact, in 2009 they say the Poplar Springs District was voted as one of the top ten places within the U.S. to buy an older home for an affordable price. That ranking was awarded by thisoldhouse.com.
Harwell says the historic character of the area is what convinced him to move back from Atlanta and buy there.
"Our contention is that there are thousands of people around the country who would do the same thing, because they want to live in a 100-year-old house in the south," Harwell said.
At this time Thomas says he has not heard of any plans for another store to locate at the former proposed Dollar General site.
In recent months, opponents of the Dollar General project have used a number of strategies to stop the construction. Aside from signs posted in yards, they also started an online petition. Another site just a few blocks away was blocked by the city.
Ward 5 city councilman Bobby Smith has proposed changing the district to a locally controlled one. This would require the city council to appoint officials to supervise any exterior property changes within that area.


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The Aspen Institute's Center for Native American Youth said in a statement Thursday the program is meant to promote hope and leadership opportunities.
The participants are 14-year-old Cierra Fields of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma; 19-year-old Vance Home Gun of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes in Montana; 22-year-old Joaquin Gellegos of the Jicarilla Apache Nation and Pueblo of Santa Ana in Colorado; 18-year-old Sarah Schilling of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians in Michigan; and 15-year-old Dahkota Brown of the Wilton Miwok of California.
They head to Washington for a May 4 reception for the National Congress of American Indians' conference. They also will participate in a discussion in the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs Hearing Room.


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MIDDLEBOURNE - For most children, a birthday is always special, but for one little girl this year's celebrations will be extraordinary.
Cora Grimm will celebrate turning 12 years old on Wednesday, which is the 12th day of the 12th month of the 12th year. This is the last repetitive date for more than 88 years, until Jan. 1, 2101.
"I think it's pretty cool," said Cora from her home in Middlebourne. "I've always wanted a special birthday and thought I would have to wait until I was 16, but I don't."
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Cora Grimm, 11, of Middlebourne, will celebrate her 12th birthday on Wednesday, which is the 12th day of the 12th month of the 12th year.
For the big day, she and some friends will have a bowling party and play some of Cora's favorite games, said her mother, Kelly Grimm.
"Really, they are just going to do things that Cora likes," she said. "Cora is a very sports-oriented girl and has always liked sports, so when she said she wanted to go bowling for her birthday, I was not surprised."
Cora, who is an honor roll student at Tyler Consolidated Middle School and plays clarinet in the band, said she put a lot of thought into what she wanted to do for her birthday because it means so much to her.
"I just want a party and I want to do something fun at the 12th minute of the 12th hour, just to mark the time," she said.
Grimm said she has been wondering about this once-in-a-lifetime birthday and date for almost her daughter's entire life.
"When she was a couple of months old it was like a lightbulb went off in my head and I realized that she would always have this special date," Grimm said. "It's not something everybody gets to have and I'm really excited for her."
Grimm describes her daughter as her "tomboy" because she loves to play sports, with softball being her favorite. With the aid of her birth date, Cora has taken a shining to the number 12, Grimm said.
"My basketball number was 12 every year until this year," Cora said. "I don't know why they gave me 14 this year, but at least it's close."


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Production is set to begin this summer on a drama based on Stephen Kingâs 1980 horror novella. The series is targeted to debut next year.
Warner Bros. has tapped Akiva Goldsman to write their adaptation of Stephen King's "The Shining" sequel.
Tom Taylor, best known for his role on the U.K. drama "Doctor Foster," reportedly will play Roland Deschain's protege.
In case their were any doubts, the author has officially announced the stars of the Sony adaptation, which will start production in seven weeks.
The Stephen King horror novella is ready to envelop television as a drama pilot for Spike TV.
Hulu has released the second teaser for "11.22.63," the adaptation of Stephen King's time-travel thriller starring James Franco.
"The Dark Tower" author Stephen King sets the record straight on how he believes gunslinger Roland Deschain should be portrayed.
Idris Elba may play gunslinger Roland Deschain in the film adaptation of Stephen King's "The Dark Tower," according to a new report.
The actor stars as an English teacher who travels back in time to try to prevent the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
The "Crimson Peak" filmmaker reveals we would love a shot at Stephen King's 1983 horror classic.
The director explains that previously reported departure from the remake stemmed from creative differences and not budgetary concerns.
Stephen King's "Dark Tower" story continues in an all-new series by Robin Furth, Peter David and Jonathan Marks.
Following Cary Fukunaga's departure from the film, the director of "Mama" has stepped up to take over the big screen remake.
The adaptation of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez's horror comic will also feature the voices of Kate Mulgrew and Haley Joel Osment.
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Stephen Kingâs book series may be Sonyâs next film franchise, kicking off with a new script written by Akiva Goldsman and Jeff Pinkner.
Stephen King returns to Marvel in September's "Dark Tower: The Drawing of the Three - The Prisoner" #1 by Peter David, Robin Furth & Piotr Kowalski.
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Executive Producer Neal Baer and the cast of the CBS summer drama discussed character deaths and Stephen Kingâs continued influence.
Skottie Young steps outside of the Marvel Universe for a "Stephen King's Dark Tower: Drawing of the Three -- The Prisoner" #1 variant cover.
Marvel has released a first look at Peter David, Robin Furth and Piotr Kowalski's adaptation of Stephen King's "Dark Tower: Drawing of the Three - The Prisoner!"
Walt Simonson opens up about the "Artist's Edition" of his 1981 collaboration with Stephen King, including how he never spoke to King and much more.
Peter David announced Marvel adaptations of Stephen King's fantasy epic will resume with Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three."
Brian K. Vaughan gets deep about his past and future, from DC's upcoming "Swamp Thing" collection to what's next in "Saga" and "The Private Eye."
Director Kimberly Peirceâs "Carrie" isn't so much a new adaptation of Stephen King's novel as it is a disappointing copy of Brian De Palma's 1976 horror classic.
The producers and stars of Under the Dome at CCI 2013 discussed the future of the hit CBS sci-fi thriller, what itâs like working with Stephen King -- and what itâs like working with the Dome.
Brian K. Vaughan and the cast and crew of "Under the Dome" screened an episode of the CBS sci-fi thriller at Comic-Con, and teased where the adaptation of the Stephen King novel may be heading.
At the red-carpet premiere of the "Under the Dome" pilot in Wilmington, North Carolina, author Stephen King appeared alongside the show's cast and producers to answer questions and tease what to expect in upcoming episodes.
From the Brian K. Vaughan adaptation of Stephen King's "Under the Dome" to Dwayne Johnson's new reality competition "The Hero," Spinoff offers recommendations for don't-miss summer television viewing.
"Under the Dome" writer Brian K. Vaughan, producers Neal Baer and Jack Bender and stars Dean Norris and Rachelle Lefevre spoke to a WonderCon crowd about bringing Stephen King's sci-fi thriller to television.
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Liverpool Message Board
all out attack on negative 'fans' who constantly want rid of players and managers.
these boards are getting ridiculous. there are about 5 people who have anything positive to say. The others either have there heads stuck up there nether regions, or are stuck in the 80's.
for me, there are a lot of very promising signs in what is a rebuilding process. bringing in the right type of player, and bringing through youth to make the team play exciting, winning football. mistakes happen, it seems the luck isn't always on our side. We are working towards a much brighter dawn, while many of the teams around us are approaching dusk. for me it feels like we are getting a head start.
knock me down for being positive, but isn't the clue in the title 'supporter'?
.........support? look it up.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
voodoo_magic voodoo_magic Feb 4, 2013 14:57 Flag
i don't like where we are at the present time but we far better off than we was 5 years ago under H&G... i class myself a real Liverpool fan. we are not the only fallen giants in English football look at Nottingham forest now them poor fans have something to moan about. but they dont they continue to support the team and dream of they glory days that will return
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Excellent posts from guys who dont feature often on here. We should be counting our blessings and congratulating ourselves that we are not Blackburn, Nottingham Forrest or Leeds instead of which all most of us do is winge, find fault and carp over hypothetical scenarios.
Well said Gentlemen!!
Squirl, you are spot on with this post.
A lot of the regular posters on here fall in to one of four categories:
1) "Sugar Daddy Cravers" – These moan constantly about the fact that we do not have as much money to spend as Chelski and Citeh and that if only we could find a rich benefactor we could buy our way to becoming a great team. Yes, as the above teams have shown, you can buy success, but would you really want LFC to become a rich man's play thing like them? I believe we need to work for success so that when it comes it will be all the sweeter, in the meantime if you want instant gratification, support Chelski or hire a prostitute (much the same thing really)!
2) "Wasn't the past grand!" – These focus on how great everything was 40 years ago and how it would all come good if we could only go back to the time of the boot room, heavy studded boots and diphtheria. They seem to ignore the fact that while our past was glorious (as it undoubtedly was) it remains the past and will not earn us one more point nor win us a single piece of silverware in the future.
3) "Eternal moaners" – These are perhaps the hardest to understand in that they delight in finding something negative to say even when things go well, and for them every silver lining had a cloud. In the immortal words of Thumper "If you can't say something nice, don't say nothing at all". In the meantime, why not see the above point re instant gratification to cheer yourselves up!
4) "Fifth columnists" – Call me paranoid but I'm pretty certain that amongst the self-proclaimed supporters' posting on here is a fair sprinkling of wind up merchants who are no more fans of LFC than fly. You can normally tell them by their constant digs which usually stop just short of saying LFC are @*#&!. Such pond life is usually best ignored.
In conclusion, no one objects to genuine discussion or criticism where due and constructive but for my money a supporter supports. So when anyone next feels like having a moan, decide in advance which category you want to go in to!
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brilliantly categorised Bob.
A Yahoo! User Feb 4, 2013 11:05 Flag
"We are working towards a much brighter dawn, while many of the teams around us are approaching dusk. for me it feels like we are getting a head start."
If you mean Arsenal, Spurs, Everton and Chelsea as 'the teams around us', then above comments seem like a wishful thinking to me.
- Chelsea have revamped their squad and now have as many talented young players in their side as Liverpool's, current league standing aside I'd argue that Chelsea have more quality talented youngsters (Moses, Hazard, Oscar, Mata, etc, etc) who can only improve given time .
- ditto Arsenal
- ditto Spurs
I'm not too sure about the quality of Everton's squad, so I won't comment.
I'm fully aware that this is another unwanted 'negative' comment to add to a long list of negatives on your site, but I'm sorry I just can't resist.
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Is that why our U21's are the only unbeaten team in the country this season in the Barclays Premiership U21's finishing top of group 3 league with the likes of of Chelsae U21's and Man City U21's who got 18 and 10 points respectively whilst LFC were unbeaten and got the most points of any team in the 3 groups, Manure includeddwith 30 points?
They currently now sit again unbeaten on top of the Elite League in Phase 2 again unbeaten above Spurs, Manure and Arsenal !
Nice to see you've done your research kn@bhead !
Havin_A_Red_Day_? Havin_A_Red_Day_? Feb 3, 2013 23:45 Flag
Quality post Squirl, salute you sir.
Robbed of the full six points against the title holders by silly mistakes this season but so much to be positive about (Skirtle and Reina forgiven) we finaly got that missing peice of the puzzle up front with Suarez to compliment and add a little somthing different to our front line in Sturridge.
Can look to the immediate future with some optimism.
Lets go for that fourth place!!!!!
- 1 Reply to Havin_A_Red_Day_?
Excellent sentiments Squirl and Red but largely falling on deaf ears I fear. So, I´ll add my tuppence worth in support.
I am also getting fed up reading endless and often lengthy diatribes on speculative potential transfer targets, BR´s shortcomings, the unsuitability of the team, the paucity of our owners etc etc etc ad infinitum.
You can count on two hands, if not one, the congratulatory posts after we play whilst you´d need an army to count the number of carping threads and comments this board hosts every week regardless it seems of whether we do well or not.
Come on guys, it´s fair enough to speculate and criticise but we should try to follow the old management adage of nine lots of praise for one harsh criticism.
I know we are the supporters and not the management of LFC but it´s important to get behind what is being done to turn round our club - with some success I feel. Give the boys a break!


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Accion Texas selected to participate in financial stability project
Texas microlender Accion has been named as one of three financial institutions to participate in a nationwide project to help Americans build assets and create better financial lives.
The project known as Behavioral Economics Technical Assistance Project will use theories on how people make financial choices to create or improve products and services.
San Antonio-based Accion said today that it hopes to help underbanked borrowers — or those that do not often use traditional banking services — improve loan repayment rates "so they can build or improve their credit and move up the asset-building chain."
"Our mission is to help entrepreneurs succeed to such a degree that they build assets that can be left for the next generation," Accion Texas President and Chief Executive Officer Janie Barrera said in a statement. " Being a part of this unique BETA project will help us further strenghten our mission and position us as an even stronger model for the microfinance industry at large."
Besides Accion, the other two participants are Neighborhood Trust Financial Partners in New York and Cleveland Housing Network in Ohio.
The project is supported by the Corporation for Enterprise Development, ideas42 and Citi Foundation.


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DUBLIN -- On Twitter, rapper MC Hammer describes his arrest last week by Dublin police as "a teachable moment," but the agency insists it did nothing wrong and took exception to some of his post-arrest tweets.
Hammer lashed out at police Saturday on Twitter, two days after his arrest on suspicion of obstructing an officer in the performance of their duties and resisting an officer.
Hammer, 50, an Oakland native and Tracy resident whose birth name is Stanley Kirk Burrell, was arrested Thursday at the Hacienda Crossings shopping center, according to Dublin police Lt. Herb Walters.
Police on Monday had a different version than Hammer's. Walters said Hammer was blaring his music, uncooperative and argumentative, and that he refused to answer any questions about his vehicle. The vehicle was not registered to Hammer, Walters said.
Hammer lashed out on Twitter on Saturday, telling his 3.1 million followers that he was accosted without cause by a "chubby elvis looking dude" who he said tapped "on my car window," and, when Hammer rolled his window down, asked, "Are you on parole or probation?"
Walters said Hammer "was playing his stereo very loud, to the point where the officer said he could hear it from 50 feet away." Walters said the officer tried to communicate with Hammer but was met with obstinance during the encounter.
Hammer also maintained on Twitter that the officer tried to pull him from the car and that the officer "pulled out his guns, blew his whistle and yelled for help." Later, he tweeted that "the only thing more dangerous than a scared man with a gun is a scared man with an agenda, a gun and badge."
Said Walters of the rapper's claim the officer drew guns: "No. That did not happen."
Walters also responded to a tweet by Hammer that said Hammer was injected with something "under the guise of a 'Skin Test'"when he was booked at Santa Rita Jail in Dublin.
"He was given a tuberculosis injection, which is standard operating procedure when anyone is booked into the jail," Walters said. "When someone comes to the jail, we don't know if they have TB or not, so, again, it's standard operating procedure."
Burrell, 50, is a multiplatinum recording artist who scored hits with songs like "U Can't Touch This" and "Too Legit to Quit." A devout Christian who has spoken publicly about his faith on numerous occasions, Burrell has not had any previous public run-ins with the law.
Burrell declined interview requests sent through Twitter over the weekend and could not be reached for comment Monday. On Sunday, his flurry of commentary slowed, but he continued to respond to supportive fans, re-tweeting one post that called him the "Honorary Mayor of the Bay Area."
The morning after his arrest, Burrell appeared at San Quentin Prison as a mentor in the "Last Mile" program, which helps inmates prepare for new lives out of custody by encouraging them to develop smartphone and computer apps. He also said he's not bitter.
"Instead of being bitter, I'm taking the opportunity to make this a 'teachable moment' and 'eye opener' for many friends & colleagues," he tweeted.
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Politically, we have become a nation of Yankees and Red Sox fans. My daughter, a Red Sox enthusiast, owns a shirt that states proudly: "I like two teams, the Red Sox and any team playing the Yankees."
This statement aptly describes what we have become as an electorate. For us to win, someone else has to lose, and in this case it's the other political party. Winning is great, but we should not seek to win at any cost because it creates lasting impressions on an electorate that eventually stifles public-sector creativity.
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- Kawakami: NFC West poised to dominate NFL for a long while
- Coaches with more than one franchise in Super Bowl
- Super Bowl recap: Seattle Seahawks crush Denver Broncos 43-8
- Super Bowl: Seahawks crush Broncos to claim first championship
- Super Bowl Halftime Show: Bruno Mars cements his place at the top of pop
- Super Bowl commercials: Who had the best, worst spots?
- Super Bowl: Queen Latifah charms with `America the Beautiful'
- Super Bowl national anthem: Renee Fleming delivers strong, classy rendition
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- Broncos' Manning wins fifth NFL MVP award
- Kawakami: Seattle Seahawks will win Super Bowl
- Denver mayor Michael Hancock wants to bring Super Bowl to Mile High City
- Legendary Super Bowl groundskeeper is just a guy who appreciates a good field
- Super Bowl: George Toma's work is never done - but seen by millions
- Jan 31:
- In year of the kicker, Super Bowl has NFL's best two
- Super Bowl predictions: NFL experts reveal their picks
Ernie Lazetera, whose origins as a die-hard San Francisco 49ers fan date back to the late 1960s, now uses the Denver Broncos logo as his Facebook profile photo.
When did he make the switch?
"The second after Richard Sherman opened his mouth," the Morgan Hill resident explained. "It was within a minute. I couldn't wait to change it."
Lazetera is hardly alone. Sherman, the combustible Seattle Seahawks cornerback, created a legion of newly minted Broncos fans in the Bay Area by ridiculing 49ers receiver Michael Crabtree in a TV interview.
The 49ers Faithful have decided it's OK to see other people.
Sherman's postgame outburst made it permissible to switch to Broncos colors, at least for the purposes of Super Bowl XLVIII. Orange is the new red.
"We were so put off by Sherman's remarks about Crabtree that we immediately decided we will be rooting for the Broncos," lifelong 49ers fan Sam Rhem, who grew up in Santa Cruz and now lives near Washington D.C., wrote in an email.
"I mean he can scream he's the best corner all he wants we don't care, but to disrespect and demean your opponent? Not very sportsmanlike."
Colin Kaepernick, the 49ers quarterback, is among those to saddle up with the Broncos. In an interview with the New York Post on Thursday, he was quoted saying: "Go, Peyton!"
In advance of the big game, we asked via Twitter whether fans would be rooting for the Broncos. The response was almost universal in support of the Denver Not-Richard-Shermans.
Rhem, for example, watched the NFC Championship Game on Jan. 19 with his daughter Maggie. Seattle beat the 49ers 23-17 when Sherman's terrific defensive play led to a game-saving interception.
Maggie, crushed by the finish, asked her dad to turn the TV off. But he was too slow. They sat there aghast as Sherman, the former Stanford cornerback, shouted: "When you try to come at me with a sorry receiver like Crabtree, that's the result you're going to get."
Sherman later called Crabtree "mediocre" and said, "If any team had a chance to pick Crabtree, they wouldn't draft him." The Seahawks star had also directed the "choke" sign in the direction of Kaepernick.
So began the mass migration from the Gold Rush to the Orange Crush.
"I was reaching for the remote when Sherman started his rant," Rhem said. "We couldn't believe it."
That night, Rhem logged onto his computer to buy Peyton Manning jerseys for himself and Maggie and her sister Lexi.
San Francisco fans didn't exactly need much of a push. Their increasingly hostile rivalry with Seattle made it unlikely that they'd become honorary members of the Seahawks' legendary "12th Man" fan base.
But Sherman's comments created a new phenomenon: 49ers fans rallying around the Broncos flag -- the "12th Manning."
"The enemy of my enemy is an ally, right?" wrote Rob Spalding, 41, who grew up in Newark and now lives in Portland, Ore.
"While I already didn't like the Seahawks, the actions of Richard Sherman put my feelings over the top," wrote Matthew Gibson, 28, who lives in Connecticut. "I'll feel happy for Peyton Manning, my favorite non-Niner ever, as he dissects the Seahawks secondary and turns Richard Sherman from a loudmouth showoff into a petrified, embarrassed jackass."
Maluri Fernandez, 43, said she had been ambivalent about the Super Bowl -- until Sherman opened his mouth.
"I felt frustration, hate, anger and obsessed with payback," Fernandez said.
Marisa Miller, the Santa Cruz-born supermodel/actress and noted 49ers loyalist, tweeted after the game using the hashtag #ClasslessinSeattle. (Employing the marketing slogan of the five-time Super Bowl champion 49ers -- Quest for Six -- she mocked the Seahawks by adding the hashtag #QuestforOne.)
Sherman softened in his comments in the immediate aftermath, saying he wished he'd "worded things better." His many fans from Seattle and beyond have noted that Sherman has a story worth rooting for: Raised in a dangerous Compton neighborhood, he used his soaring IQ and a relentless academic work ethic to earn his way to a degree from Stanford in communication.
In the NFL, he transformed himself from lightly regarded fifth-round draft pick into an elite cornerback. As Sherman explained: "Judge a man by what he does off the field, what he does for his community, what he does his for his family."
David Jacobson of the Mountain View-based Positive Coaching Alliance is unmoved.
"No, a big part of anyone's character is what they say and do in public," he wrote on the PCA website. "And it's hard to take Sherman's request seriously when his postgame antics actually diminish his contributions."
Jim Thompson, the executive director of the PCA, said in a phone interview: "There are a lot of admirable things about Richard Sherman, but what he did after the game is not what we want to see."
Sterling McGarvey, a Bay Area-based writer/consultant, acknowledged that the 49ers "don't have complete angels among their ranks." He pointed to the way Kaepernick taunted Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton by mimicking Newton's "Superman" touchdown celebration in a playoff victory Jan. 12 in Charlotte, N.C.
"But Sherman just goes beyond the pale for me," McGarvey wrote in an email. "I'm actively cheering for Peyton Manning to kiss the Lombardi on Sunday and for the tears of the 12th Man to match the average rainfall for an early February around Puget Sound."
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1. A great, but short, early film (1970) from the first Ra tour in Europe with a huge band. They play 'Enlightment'. 2. Next up is a complete Arkestra concert from 1986 in East Berlin, filmed for television with multiple cameras. This is a classic '70s type programme divided by DDR TV into two parts; the first has everything: searing performances all round, electronic keyboard solos, a lot of Ra playing a very good piano extraordinarily well, plenty of action and abstraction, overlapping fragments of music; oboes, bassoons, flutes, and complete focus. The second part rips through some scarily fast big-band material, a stride piano extravaganza, a handful of great Ra compositions, winding up at 'Space is the place' and the planets chant. The screaming encore has some slightly dissonant moments where a couple of the younger draftees lose the plot, but this is a detail. A classic concert and worth the whole DVD. Last up is an 'Arkestra All Stars' concert from 3 years earlier in West Berlin, this one in colour. Added to the band are Lester Bowie, Don Cherry, Archie Shepp, Don Moye and Philly Joe Jones. It's a good show, but you can tell the Arkestra members from the guests (the comparison is educational). Drummer Clifford Jarvis plays a great solo - and duet with Don Cherry. Information consists of three poems by Ra. If you want only one of these DVDs, buy this one. 153 Minutes.
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Study: Too Much Sugar in Drinks Marketed to Kids
Oct. 31, 2011 -- It's no surprise that many sodas have a lot of sugar. What may be more surprising is that many fruit drinks, often billed as healthier alternatives, are often loaded with close to the same amount of sugar and calories.
That is one of the findings of a new report from Yale University.
The report, being presented today at the American Public Health association annual meeting in Washington, D.C., also finds that many beverage companies are marketing their drinks to kids and teens despite a promise to stop.
The American Beverage Association, an industry trade group, takes issue with the new findings. It says the beverage companies have taken many positive steps to protect children's health, including advertising only certain types of drinks on programming to children 12 and under.
Calories in Drinks
Researchers from Yale University's Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity looked at the contents of close to 600 drinks made by 14 companies. They included sugary sodas, energy and sports drinks, fruit drinks, flavored waters, and iced teas as well as diet energy drinks and diet children's fruit drinks.
They found that an 8-ounce serving of a full-calorie, non-diet fruit drink has on average 110 calories and 7 teaspoons of sugar. This is equal to the amount that is found in an 8-ounce serving of sugary soda or energy drink.
"The companies have pledged not to advertise to children or if they do, it will just be for certain better-for-you products," says study researcher Jennifer Harris, PhD. She is director of marketing initiatives at the Yale Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity.
Unfortunately, their idea of "better-for-you" drinks is water, sugar, and a tiny amount of juice, she says.
"Many fruit and energy drinks have as much added sugar and calories as sugary sodas," Harris says. Some of these drinks have as much sugar as an 8-year-old should consume in a day, she says.
Full-calorie iced teas, sports drinks, and flavored waters typically contain 3 to 5 teaspoons of sugar per 8-ounce serving, the report states.


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If you're only going for one Alpine Valley show, I'd suggest this one. But why choose? This is why Al Gore invented external hard drives, right?
Sunday, 06/21/2009
Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI
Set 1: Brother, Wolfman'sWolfman's Brother, Funky Bitch > DividedDivided Sky, Joy, BOTTBack on the Train, Taste, Poor Heart, HorseThe Horse > SilentSilent in the Morning, TMWSIYThe Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday > Avenu Malkenu > TMWSIYThe Man Who Stepped Into Yesterday, TTETime Turns Elastic
Set 2: C&PCrosseyed and Painless -> DwDDown with Disease[1] > Bug > Piper > Velvet SeaWading in the Velvet Sea, Boogie OnBoogie On Reggae Woman, SlaveSlave to the Traffic Light
Encore: Grind, Frankenstein[2]
[1] Unfinished.
[2] Page on the keytar and Trey on a five-neck guitar.
· Let It Grow tease in Crosseyed and Painless
· Taste tease in Down with Disease
· Can't You Hear Me Knocking tease in Piper
Noteworthy Jams: Crosseyed and Painless, Piper
Average Song Gap: 16.52
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: During Brother, each of the band members' children jumped into a bathtub placed at the side of the stage. Afterwards, Trey introduced them and wished everyone a happy Fathers' Day. Funky Bitch was played in acknowledgement of a fan who had been holding up a sign requesting the song at this show and the previous one. Crosseyed and Painless included a brief, subtle tease from Page of the Grateful Dead's Let It Grow. Trey teased Taste near the end of Disease, which was unfinished. Piper contained a brief Can't You Hear Me Knocking tease. Frankenstein featured Page on the keytar and Trey on a five-neck guitar.
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Song Distribution:
3 Farmhouse
2 Joy
2 Hoist
2 Rift
2 The White Tape
1 Undermind
1 The Story of the Ghost
1 Billy Breathes
1 Stash
1 A Picture of Nectar
1 Junta
1 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
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This show was part of the "2009 Early Summer Tour."
If you're only going for one Alpine Valley show, I'd suggest this one. But why choose? This is why Al Gore invented external hard drives, right?
set 1:
brother: very hot/surprising opener. this one got the crowd jumping big time. it was nice to know the band's family was all out there. sharp version.... really nice to catch brother
wolfman's brother: this one seemed to be a notch above the burgettestown version from a couple of days before. they seemed to be a bit more tight/focused. gordon and trey had some nice grooves on this one.
funky bitch: they came out of the gates blazing here. they brought a lot of energy to this one. it didn't tear it up like i've heard in shows past, but they played a nice solid version.
the divided sky: they wailed this one. trey seemed to really want to come out of the silent part blazing and he sure did. there were some open mouths after this trey solo. nimble first set trey playing is usually a really good sign for later in the show.
joy: good cool down. this song didn't do much for me.
gbott: this got me back out of my seat. pretty standard version. if you're into this song, skip this version and check out cincy in the fall.
taste: looks like they are starting to gear up to close this set out well. trey, once again, had some really nice nimble playing on this one.
poor heart: hell yeah, i never seem to catch this tune, and i am always up for a nice little phish blue grass goofiness. nice clean version.
the horse>silent: this was a nice gentle rendition of both tunes. they really seemed to enjoy this tune and it worked beautifully into...
tmwisy>ave>tmwsiy: ho hum, nice! you could tell a lot of people at this show were new to phish because many were not prepared to turn that corner into avenu malkenu. you could see the pleasant surprise on many faces. great to see this one pop up in the first set. nice sharp take on this one.
time turns elastic: this was my first time seeing this one live. i didnt like any of the other versions i had heard, but i wanted to give it a fair shake. all in all, i can still do with out this song. i think part of the problem is that they try to do too much vocally on this song. they want to hit notes/harmonies that they really can't hit. not too mention, the music just wasnt that strong. there are some interesting parts, but all in all, blah. i was argueing with a friend after the cincy show about this song. she was saying it was just nice to hear phish piecing together some longer numbers again, but what's the point if the quality is declining. listen to fluff head or guyute and then listen to time turns elastic.... hear the difference? time turns does not have the intensity and the tension/release of some of the older composed numbers. oh well, i gave it a shot. really good first set none the less.
set 2
cross eyed: this audience seemed to be begging for this song and phish really delivered. fishman sounded good on vocals while keep the band locked into the cross eyed groove. about 10 minutes it sounds like they might start petering out, but then trey hits a little breakdown that gets the boys back up and running. this guitar lick is must hear. good stuff before they do peter out and slip into....
dwd: back to back rockers. this dwd left the basic dwd framework almost immediately after leaving the "song part." trey and page were really laying it down here. after seeing a very sharp but straight forward dwd at star lake, it was nice to hear them completely depart from that theme. it finally worked it's way into...
bug: like caspian, i hate this one. why, oh lord, does this song follow me everywhere?!
piper: like dwd, this one was nice and exploratory. they seemed to cut loose with relative ease. piper may have been the song of the summer. it is the only one they consistently felt comfortable jamming out and well, being phish! really good piper. i was hoping that it may work its way back into the dwd ending but they dropped off into...
velvet sea: hmmm... kind of fucking with the momentum now
boogie on: sounded a little goofy following a downer like velvet sea, but it did get everyone up and grooving again. this was nothing compared the alpine 04 take, but hey, it sounded good none the less. it worked nicely into...
slave: the last slave i saw was at deer creek in 04. trey was almost non participatory on that take, but it left a lot of room for page to lead the way. this time, they worked together to build a really nice alpine worthy climax. the slave was good enough to get me to stop bitching about bug....haha.
grind: i really like this one. what can i say, it cracks me up. unlike starlake, they nailed this one.
frankenstein: on a five neck guitar, trey really got gassed for this one. when i saw the guitar, i figured we were either getting frankenstein or a really odd new cover. frank it was. page, on key tar, squared off against trey on the 'ol 5 neck. fantastic ending.
this show is very good. it is must hear, especially, if you are interested in tracking the "regrowth" of phish. i did not attend, but from what i heard, i was not bowled over by a whole lot that they played in the first part of june, but by deer creek, they seemed more willing to cut loose and play like fucking phish!! the first set here was a nice diverse set, and the second set had some good playing with really nice peaks, i do not think they established a lot of good flow. all in all, definitely worth the money and the drive.
brother, wolfman's, tmwsiy>avenu>tmwsiy
set 2:
crosseyed>dwd,piper, slave
As for the show, second show ever for me. Got my first a Capella with Grind
Last year, Phish ended the first leg of their Summer Tour with a two night stand at Alpine Valley in East Troy, WI. Alpine Valley is known for epic Phish shows, Grateful Dead shows, where SRV met his death and it's sprawling and sometimes dangerous lawn section. Alpine Valley is in a rural farm community 45 minutes southwest of Milwaukee, driving in you get whiffs of cow dung and corn. Alpine is at the bottom of ski hills that are situated behind it, the lawn section very large and steep--if you're not careful you can easily lose your footing and fall (like I did in 2004).
Relative to most of the shows before this tour closer, it featured some real fun improvisation--a real breath of fresh air for people worried if Phish would get their stage swagger back. On Sunday, June 21st, Father's Day, Phish took the stage as the sun finally hid itself behind the massive lawn. There was a large metal tub at the front of the stage as Phish walked out. Trey quickly opened up the show with their elusive classic, Brother. One by one, the Phish band members' children walked out and got into the tub--like the Brother lyrics "someone's jumping in the tub with your brother!". I remember thinking to myself how dangerous it could have been if some crazy fan threw a beer bottle of something else at one of the kids, needless to say it went smoothly and enjoyed by all in attendance. After the song, Trey introduced all the children and, sticking with the brother theme, launched into a standard 2009 Wolfman's Brother (standard as in around 10 min, thick at beginning, rocking by end). There were a lot of signs floating above the heads of phans on this gorgeous and hot Wisconsin day, one on neon orange paper saying "Happy Father's Day", another with "Sneakin' Sally" and "Funky Bitch" on alternate sides.
After Wolfman's Brother, Trey pointed at a sign being held in front of him and commented on how he has seen it the past couple of shows--out came the Funky Bitch. The last time Funky Bitch was played was at Alpine Valley in 2004--so it seemed fitting to bust out the Son Seals cover here.
Before there was a moment of silence after the well played Funky Bitch came Divided Sky--Played pretty well, however lacking the amazing trilling and powerful drum rolls that usually comes with the end of the song. That being said, not many 2009 Divided Skies are up to Phish 1.0 snuff anyhow.
After a string of standard songs--Joy, Gotta Get Back on the Train, Taste, Poor Heart, The Horse>Silent in the Morning--came one of the night's highlights. The soft and dramatic notes of The Man Who Steppped Into Yesterday appeared. The last time fans got this treat was 7/7/2003 in AZ. The crowd was very vocal (as you can hear on the recordings) about their pleasure of hearing this. Shortly after the reprise they played Time Turns Elastic, giving everyone 17.5 minutes to talk about how cool the first set was.
Set break was electric with anticipation as to what Phish would open up the second set with, seeing as it would be the last set they would play for over a month. It's was dark out when the house lights shut down, the crowd roared and POP--Crosseyed and Painless, a song they have not played since almost exactly 5 years earlier at Deer Creek. This made a lot of people happy, it wasn't a typical Down With Disease or Rock 'n Roll opener (that we got more than our share of in the following second leg and Fall Tour soon thereafter). The place just broke down--after listening to the recording again recently, I really have come to enjoy this version. Out of the gates, the jam has a pretty humble beginning. However, it builds up linearly in a direct fashion with Trey playing a lot of consecutive notes and at a faster than moderate pace. Page fits in nicely behind him adding a lot of his own trilling and rocking notes/chords. The jam certainly comes to a peak, however it's not a tension/release peak--as I just mentioned, it's more of a linear journey upwards. Here is where it leaves up before sinking down into psychedelic space (don't listen here if you have not heard the show yet and plan on downloading it at the bottom)-- .
Out from Crosseyed and Painless' murk comes the intro to Down With Disease. At just over thirteen minutes, it's a very solid version that keeps the energy high before snapping into Bug.
Out of the end of Bug comes Piper's quiet introduction. This version of Piper is another one of the night's highlights. One of the more interesting versions of the song in 2009, this Piper gets very improvisational for only clocking in at thirteen minutes. The latter half of the jam features a very psychedelic segment with a lot of drum rolls following Trey bending notes over and over again. While this is all going on, Kuroda has some of the most ridiculous lights moving overhead. Before getting into real weird Phish territory, Trey does his final "bend" and uses an effect that sounds like he sends off his guitar's sound as a wave traveling to the back of the lawn and up over the hill (my favorite part, hard to explain, listen to the sound clip and watch the video...). What I am talking about happens just after the 13 second mark of this clip-
This video covers the same part as the audio clip does, look at Kuroda's lights for this segment...
Out of Piper's discombobulated and psychedelic improv emerged Page's piano, eventually going into Wading in the Velvet Sea. There are three occasions I can think of in 2009 where Page took it upon himself to exit a jam and go into a song of his choice. The other two times were at Red Rocks on 7/31 during Piper>A Day in the Life and at Festival 8 on 10/30 during Prince Caspian>Wolfman's Brother. All of these turned out to be a great partnership of songs.
The second set closed out with a short and bass driven Boogie on Reggae Woman (no Miami version) and Slave to the Traffic Light.
Phish came out for the encore--after yet another version of Grind, Page, Mike and Trey went to the back of the stage and came back all wearing new instruments. Page, in his Key-tar that he first donned at Hampton earlier in the year, Trey in a never seen before 5 neck guitar that looked ridiculous and Mike in a new bass that was shaped like a huge ball of fire. They ended the first leg of 2009's Summer Tour with a Frankenstein about as goofy as it gets.
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The exception to that rule will happen Saturday, Feb. 16, when Habitat for Humanity of Eagle and Lake Counties hosts one of its famed Best of the Best Sale events in Edwards. The event will feature furnishings - everything from a baby grand piano to assorted items of glassware - from an eight-bedroom home in Beaver Creek. According to Tom McKay, manager of Habitat's Restore in Eagle, the event demonstrates not only a shopper's dream, but also what is best about donating to the charity.
"Typically, people will donate because it's Habitat and it's a great cause and they are financially able to do so. But it is also a huge financial benefit for those who can make big donations," McKay said.
The Beaver Creek donation - the single largest home donation the local Habitat outlet has ever seen - is an example of how a large donation can actually be a financial boon to the donors, according to McKay. He said the winning formula came about through a combination of generosity and some Habitat awareness on the part of local professionals.
McKay said real estate agent David McHugh of Slifer Smith and Frampton, and interior designer Lauren Hopkins (McKay refers to her as a referral goddess) were key players in the deal. When the new owners of the large Beaver Creek home decided the furnishings, appliances and cabinetry of the home didn't fit their personal style, the local pros were able to suggest a Habitat donation that would net the owners a tax break. In the end, the owners were able to benefit financially from their generous donation while they also received a benefit by way of convenience. The Habitat crew was able to descend on the house with its workers and truck, and clear out the furniture and furnishings in quick order, making way for the blank palette where the new owners will sketch out their dream home.
"This is the epitome of the donation opportunities for someone who wants to be generous and not lose out from a financial standpoint," said McKay.
Then the generosity kept flowing. Remanov and Company donated commercial space in Edwards for the Best of the Best sale and Habitat has been able to move the furnishings into that space, price the items and prepare for the Feb. 16 event.
"Volunteers from the Habitat Restore in Eagle have set up displays for the donations and the sale will feature extremely discounted prices," said McKay
What this means for the bottom line is that the donation will end up paying for approximately one-fifth of the costs associated with building a Habitat house. McKay hopes to clear between $15,000 and $25,000 on sale day - a figure that is possible because of the organization's low overhead.
"Basically, the sale is run by volunteers, minus the salaries for my muscle men," he said. "You do need some paid staff because baby grand pianos do not move themselves."
The Habitat Restore in Eagle has six full-time employees to help with donation collection, deliveries and retail sales. McKay said those salaries represent another way Habitat is giving back to the community by providing employment to locals.
Once the heavy lifting is done and the pricing and merchandising is complete, the hard work associated with a Habitats Best of the Best results in a lot of fun.
"It's a blast at these sales," said McKay. "We usually sell about 85 percent of the items within the first couple of hours and then during the last hour, we mark everything down another 30 percent. There's never a lot left."
At a typical Best of the Best sale, there is anywhere from 70 to 80 people waiting for the doors to open. McKay believes that tradition will hold true for the Feb. 16 event.
"There really is something for everyone - beds, chandeliers, area rugs, antiques, knickknacks - you name it," said McKay.
Building materials from the home - cabinets and carpet and the like - will be sold from the Habitat Restore in Eagle.
For interested shoppers who want a sale preview, McKay suggested visiting www.restorevailvalley.org or liking "Habitat Vail Valley" on Facebook. For specific questions, call the Restore at 970-328-1119 and mark Saturday, Feb. 16, on the calendar.
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- Accordingly, Edinburgh would keep the ell for linear measure, Linlithgow the firlot for dry measure, Lanark the troy stone for weight, and Stirling the jug for liquid capacity.
- Forget the distance from the king's nose to the tip of his thumb, the aune and the ell, the befuddling patchwork of local measures in ancien régime France.
- And we are now to each get three ells of fine fabric a year.
Old English eln, of Germanic origin; from an Indo-European root shared by Latin ulna (see ulna). Compare with elbow and also with cubit (the measure was originally linked to the length of the human arm or forearm).
bow from Old English:
The bow of a ship has nothing to do with a person bowing in respect or a support bowing under pressure. The nautical bow (early 17th century) is in fact related to bough (Old English), the limb of a tree. Its immediate source, in the later Middle Ages, was German or Dutch. The phrase a shot across the bows, 'a warning statement or gesture', has its origins in the world of naval warfare, where it is one which is not intended to hit, but to make ships stop or alter their course. See also buxom. The archer's bow and the act of bending, both Old English, are related and come from Germanic roots. The archer's bow got its name from the shape, which also appears in Old English rainbow and elbow (Old English). The first part of the latter gives us the old measurement the ell, a variable measure, originally the distance from elbow to fingertip, which comes from the Indo-European root that also gives us ulna (mid 16th century) for the bone that runs from elbow to wrist.
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Pringles, a potato-based snack that does not actually self-identify as a "potato chip," has recently announced that they will be introducing new "holiday flavors" to the Pringle family. The new flavors? "Pumpkin Pie Spice," "Cinnamon and Sugar," and "White Chocolate Peppermint." Why? God only knows.
And so: starting November first you can try one of these sugar-coated, artificially flavored, holiday themed fake potato shapes for yourself, granted somebody's drunk uncle is paying you enough money to do so.
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Four people, whose names have not been released, are in custody following incidents, one in Moberly and another in rural Randolph County.
Moberly police report two people, a man and a woman, were taken into custody Tuesday afternoon following an investigation on Burkholder Street in Moberly.
With the cooperation of several law enforcement agencies, drugs were found in the residence and the pair was taken to the Randolph County Justice Center in Huntsville. Formal charges are expected to be filed.
Early Wednesday morning, it is reported that two men were observed at a rural home near the Randolph-Howard County line by the owner. The owner fired a warning shot and the men fled into a corn field, got into a vehicle and sped from the scene. They were later captured by the Missouri State Highway Patrol in Randolph County.
The men are being held by Howard County authorities. Charges are expected to be filed.
Upon investigation, an active meth lab was found inside the house.
Law officials are continuing to investigate both incidents.
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I could hear a thousand negative reviews about this show and it won't change the fact that I am still in awe of my first Phish concert.
I started the night in section 302, row 16... this happens to be the very top of the Pepsi Center. I wasn't that worried about it at first, I just figured the sound would be good no matter where I was. But just as Runaway Jim started, I realized I had to do something about the seating. It sounded really muffled from where I was and I wasn't going to have that. Luckily, one of the guys I gave a ride to had seats in the bleachers just behind the soundboard (Section 114), and I was able to use his ticket to get down there.
There were four seats directly in front of him, like some higher power (most likely ticket scalpers, or someone caught in the East Coast snow storm) had saved them just for us.
From what I heard of Runaway Jim and Water in the Sky, they both seemed pretty standard, but to me, standard Phish is one hundred times better then any other band playing its best song.
Squirming Coil never even occurred to me as a song that I really wanted to hear at my first show, but once it started, I became very excited. I attended this show with three other friends who were seeing their first Phish show as well, and this song was one of my friends favorites, so that made it all the more special. Brian and Robert is such a beautiful song and I loved the vibe I got from all those around me while it was playing.
Stash was one of my favorite songs when I first started listening to Phish just two and half short years ago. It was so much fun seeing this song live and being able to participate in the woah ooo oo oo without the people around me thinking I was nuts. Phish didn't really do anything out of the normal, as far as jamming, but to me, Stash is one of those songs that is just good as is.
For some reason I could not think of the name of The Wedge while it was playing. All I could think about was listening to it with one of my friends before the Trey shows at Red Rocks while driving over the Continental Divide. It brought back some really cool memories.
Birds of a Feather is another song I really was excited to hear. I want to say that there was nothing spectacular about this song, but I really can't because I was so blown away. I know that doesn't seem to make sense, but it being my first show, I can't justify being negative about anything.
Trey's head was bobbin' so hard during Walls of the Cave and he looked to be having the best time exploring the jam of this song. I love when Phish plays new songs live because we are getting a chance, as fans, to witness four artists while they are creating a piece of work. Like any other artists, sometimes it turns out like crap, sometimes it's pretty good and sometimes it's amazing, but to be able to witness that process is great. Just imagine if you could sit in with Picasso as he was painting. It may turn out to be one of his masterpieces or maybe just something that was nice:, but you would have enjoyed the experience of being a part of the creativity. That's kind of how I felt sitting through Walls.
I have to say that I called MoMa Dance as the second set opener. I know it was nothing out of the norm for them, but to actually be there for that song is pretty much indescribable for me. Then they did it, played another song off of my big three requests. Divided Sky was a dream come true for me. It was one of the first songs that I totally fell in love with when I first started listening to Phish. When it came time for the long pause, everyone was going crazy. It was definitely the loudest the crowd had been the whole show. There was not much of a glow ring war like I expected, but I was thinking that most people were probably like me and didn't want to drop four bucks on one.
When YEM started, any voice that I had left quickly went away. I could not believe that they played this song. My friend leaned over to me and said, It's like Phish was riding with us on the way to the Pepsi Center and heard me say the songs I wanted to hear. I remember thinking, as cheesy as it sounds, It's all happening, you know, from Almost Famous?
To me, it was all happening. I couldn't think of a better place that I wanted to be and I was so overwhelmed. I finally got to see Trey and Mike on the trampolines! I couldn't help but to just keep laughing out loud while dancing harder than I ever have before. Once they started in with The Lion Sleeps Tonight I began to realize that Phish would never cease to amaze me.
I don't have much else to say, except that part of me wants to quit my job and begin touring. But after reading the negative posts about this show on rec.music.phish, maybe the fewer shows I see, the better off I'll be. I'm happy to let Phish blow me away each and every time I see them.


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Advanced Clinical Seminar
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Theory and Technique (Psychodynamic)
Intersubjectivity; gender and sexuality; interaction of affect and clinical judgment; the process of therapeutic interactions; schools of psychodynamic psychotherapy.
Gerson, S. (2011). Hysteria and humiliation. Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 21:517-530.
Gerson, S. (2011). Humiliation and the cultural and relational structuring of hysteria. Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 21(5): 548-550.
Gerson, S. (2011). The Myth of Samson: Omnipotence, Alienation, and Destructive Narcissism. Studies in Gender and Sexuality. 12(2):89-96.
Gerson, S. (2009). When the third is dead: Memory, mourning and witnessing in the aftermath of the Holocaust. Int. J. Psychoanalysis, 90: 1341-1357. Reprinted in Psyche: Zeitschrift fur Psychoanlyse, March 2011, 65(3): 193-217. Reprinted in Aron, L. & Harris, A. (Eds.) Relational Psychoanalysis, V4, Routledge, New York: 2011.
Gerson, S. (2008). Unconscious phantasy and relational reality. Psychoanalytic Inquiry. 28(2): 151-168.
Gerson, S. (2006). The elusiveness of the relational unconscious. Psychoanalytic Dialogues. 16(2): 217-225.
Gerson, S. (2004). The relational unconscious. Implications for intersubjectivity, "thirdness", and clinical process. Psychoanal. Quart., 73:101-136.
"The Theoretical Bases for Clinical Intersubjective Practice" California College of the Arts, San Francisco, CA; December 12, 2013
"Mourning and Melancholia" After the Holocaust: A Psychoanalytic Exploration of the Suicides of Jean Amery, Paul Celan, and Primo Levi. International Psychoanalytic Association Congress. Prague, Czechoslovakia; July 31, 2013.
"Critical Psychoanalytic Junctures", Day Seminar, Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California, San Francisco, CA, Nov. 16, 2013.
"Passion in the Transference" Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute and Society. Sept. 24, 2013. Chicago, IL.
Freud's "Mourning and Melancholia" After the Holocaust: A Psychoanalytic Kaddish for Jean Amery, Paul Celan, and Primo Levi. Invited Presentation. San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis. San Francisco, CA. January 18, 2013.
Descendants of the Holocaust - Shadow Memories and Shadowed by Memory. Invited Plenary Panel - "The Wounds of History; Repair and Resilience in the Trans-Generational Transmission of Trauma". New York University Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis. New York, NY. March 1, 2013.
Invited Presentation and Discussion, "When the Third is Dead", Online Colloquium Series #20, International Assoc. for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, May 4-May 18, 2012.
The Relational Approach in Psychoanalytic Psychology, South Bay Community for Psychoanalytic Studies, Menlo Park, CA. Sept. 22, 2012.
Contemporary Developments in Intersubjective Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice. California College of the Arts, San Francisco, CA; December 14, 2012.
Death is Nothing At All: On Imagining Non-Existence - A Relational Psychoanalytic Engagement of the Fear of Death. Invited Discussant of paper by Martin Frommer, Ph.D.; Int. Assoc. for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. New York, NY; March 2, 2012.
Tony Kushner's "Terminating"; Invited Discussant. The Psychotherapy Institute. Berkeley, CA; March 23, 2012.
Negative Therapeutic Reaction: A Comparative Look. Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California. San Francisco, CA; April 30, 2012
Advisory Board, International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, NYC, NY., 2006
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PhD, University of Texas, Austin, 1978
Certificate in Psychoanalysis, Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California, San Francisco, CA, 1995
Elected panelist, Video Grand Jury, Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing (PEP-WEB), November 2013-present.
Elise M. Hayman Award for the Study of the Genocide and the Holocaust. International Psychoanalytic Association, Berlin, Germany, July 26, 2007.
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Training and Supervising Psychoanalyst - International Psychoanalytic Association, 2005
Faculty - San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute, SF, CA, 2005-2007
Faculty - Department of Psychiatry, California Pacific Medical Center, San Francisco, CA, 2005-2007
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Was playing Miller Park last night, in Grinnell, and ran into a league player who told me they were doing a night golf tourney on Sunday (7/4) at 10:30 pm. It's set to start after the fireworks end.
I saw a flyer on the bulletin board on my way out. I believe it said they were doing $5 random draw doubles. Didn't see anyting about this posted on here anywhere, so figured I'd let ya'll know. I'll put it in a couple other spots as well.


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The first section is an introduction, while the second part, accessed by the "Read more" link, goes into greater detail.As you may notice from the title, I'm no longer just referring to the "South Yard" in its entirety. For month of October the Montpelier Archaeology Department has expanded the excavations to encompass the smoke house (structure 2), as well as to chase out the paling face and the formal fence that defined the end of the Madison formal yard.
Winter for much of the Montpelier Archaeology Department has been spent in extensive Phase I ("shovel test pit," or "STP") survey of the areas of Montpelier in conjuction with developing long-range plans for the property. These surveys have revealed a new site--a slave quarter dating to the late antebellum period.
In the depths of winter, Civil War soldiers have returned to Montpelier to build hut sites in the woods behind the Gilmore Farm. No, this is not the story of a long-lost regiment of Confederate troops who have found their way back to Montpelier, but the story of a group of reenactors from the 3rd Regiment of the Army of Northern Virginia who used January 24, 2009 as the kick-off to recreate a set of winter huts.
At long last, we are just about finished at the North Kitchen. With the season winding down, we are starting to finally find some resolution to questions that have been plaguing us all summer–chief of which is why we have not been able to locate the hearth for the kitchen!
Since September, the Archaeology Team has been excavating in mansion's Northwest Yard. This excavation began in hopes of finding artifacts from an 18th-century trash deposit and locating the planting holes from the pine trees that were planted in the 1810s, as part of Mr. Madison's Pine Allée that led to the Temple. Already, the team has uncovered an exciting new world of Montpelier 18th-century landscape!
After six months of excavation that included two university field schools and seven Expedition programs, most of the puzzle pieces have fallen into place, and we can now share the final outcome of our endeavors. With careful analysis, the tangled web of 50 different soil layers and 53 features yielded some interesting and significant results.
In between snow storms, the Montpelier Archaeology Department completed the Willow Gate excavations. We knew about a Madison-era gate present in this locale from a description by John H.B. Latrobe following his 1832 visit to Montpelier. He described a high red gate hung upon white posts. During Madison's day, such gates served a practical purpose to keep animals out of the grounds. The gate also distinguished the formal environs of the mansion from the larger working planta
For the past two months there has been a flurry of activity behind Montpelier's Visitor Center. This area hasn't exactly been clutter-free either. Every day, visitors have seen tents, flags, and archaeologists making exciting discoveries about the Madisons' stables.
The archaeologists have been hard at work excavating one of the Montpelier slave quarters. After a month-long field school and three expedition programs, we have a lot to show! The Stable Quarter is located between the South Yard (quarters for house slaves) and the Montpelier Visitor Center.
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A woman was sitting in her vehicle, using her cellphone, when a man reached in through the window and took it from her hand Wednesday in Middle Smithfield Township, state police said.
Police said Kevin Sawyer, 56, of Bushkill, took the woman's cellphone at 9 a.m. in the Dunkin' Donuts parking lot at Route 209 and Oak Grove Drive.
The woman and a witness got Sawyer's license plate number, and the phone was later recovered from him, police said.
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The Salinas Californian reports (http://bit.ly/YGwE5W) that a Monterey County judge issued the sentence against 32-year-old James DeLeon on Tuesday. DeLeon had pleaded no contest to being an accessory after the fact in the October assault on the 55-year-old man.
His brother, 43-year-old Robert DeLeon, is still facing an attempted murder charge in the attack. He has pleaded not guilty.
Authorities have said the brothers—owners of the XL Grindhouse restaurant in Oldtown Salinas—did not like that the man often loitered around their business.
James DeLeon's attorney, Juliet Peck, said her client did not know the attack was going to occur and had very limited participation.
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Autism in the News – Thursday, 01.20.11
Program lets autistic teens attend school locally (Escondido, Calif.)
A year ago, Maribel Chavez had to put her severely autistic teenage son on a bus every morning to reach his specialized school some 30 miles away in San Diego. Read more.
Newly approved Newark charter marks N.J.'s first school for students with autism (Newark, N.J.)
The approval of Newark's Forest Hill Charter School by the New Jersey Department of Education earlier this week makes it one of 23 new charter schools and the state's first devoted to students with autism or pervasive developmental delays. Read more.
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A pioneering project aimed at getting young people with autism involved in sport has been launched in Southampton. Read more.
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Emily Buchholz and her dog Rocky are a pair that's hard to break up. That's because Rocky, as her service dog, is with her at all times, especially in her Grade 3 class at Bayridge Public School. So much so that the three-year-old golden retriever has his own desk and his picture is on the wall with all of the other students in her class. Read more.
Pool fun builds endurance, self-confidence for 'group of four' (Newbury Park, Calif.)
Joe Stewart had a grin on his face as he watched his friends swimming laps. The 42-year-old man with autism goes to ARC Skyway, an adult day care facility in Camarillo. Read more.
Autism Awareness Night at Starr Rink (Hamilton, N.Y.)
The Colgate women's hockey team will hold an Autism Awareness Night on Friday, Jan. 28 when it faces Rensselaer in an ECAC match-up in Hamilton. Read more.


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STOCKTON - An alert citizen helped police apprehend a bank robber who changed clothes and tried to hide after committing the robbery, authorities said.
Marcus Norman, 25, entered the Bank of the West in the 500 block of North El Dorado Street about 4:45 p.m. Wednesday, police said. Norman approached a teller, stated that he had a weapon and demanded money, authorities said.
Norman fled on foot after the teller gave him an undisclosed amount of money, officers said. A citizen who was leaving the Cesar Chavez Central Library saw Norman run out of the bank, police said.
The citizen followed Norman, saw him change clothes and watched him enter a business near East Fremont and North Hunter streets, police said. Officers found Norman hiding inside the business, authorities said.
Norman was arrested on suspicion of robbery.
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