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PHOENIX (AP) -- Lottery officials say the second winner in last week's $587.5 million Powerball drawing is a married man in his 30s from the wealthy Phoenix suburb of Fountain Hills.
The man remained anonymous, and his prize was announced by officials who said he bought $10 worth of tickets.
The man opted to take the pretax cash option of $192 million. Lottery officials said his wife owns half the prize because Arizona is a community property state.
Lottery official Karen Bach said the couple was "absolutely shocked" when they checked the numbers.
Bach said the man is financially savvy and wants to take time to make a solid financial plan and set up a charity.
A couple from Dearborn, Mo., earlier collected the other half of the multistate Powerball prize.


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The Blackwater Lions Club and Nelsons Lions Club will hold a blood drive on Monday, July 16, from 3:00 p.m to 7:00 p.m. The drive will take place at Blackwater Depot Community Center, located at 200 Railroad Avenue in Blackwater. To make an appointment, please visit redcrossblood.org. The needed sponsor code is Blackwaterlions.
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MORGAN HILL -- Standing silently at attention Monday morning -- Cinco de Mayo -- almost 50 self-described "Patriots" held tall U.S flags in front of a high school still at the center of a public debate over free speech and cultural pride.
"We're just here to support the First Amendment's right to free speech," said Georgine Scott-Codiga, president of the Gilroy Morgan Hill Patriots group. She spoke after the protest in front of Live Oak High School. "Cinco de Mayo is a circumstance of the issue. The issue is free speech."
By the end of the school day one student called the entire tense, discomforting protest by three groups of adults, "completely unnecessary."
Although most students at Live Oak were shielded behind a fence installed today in preparation for protests, student Ethan Cox, 17, spoke with members of the media and told them that today's students are tired of the events from four years ago that have spurred so much attention and stress today.
"There is absolutely no racial tension at Live Oak High School," said Cox who described the events in school as, "just like any other day."
Later tonight, a group of Latino school parents and community leaders plan their own gathering. Their argument has been that the show of U.S. flags implies Mexican Americans and other Latinos cannot be patriotic and proud of their heritage at the same time. In the emotional run-up to Monday, the Latino group decided against a counter demonstration in front of the school that might have led to trouble between the two groups.
Apparently not taking any chances, school officials put up a long, tarped fence in front of the main entrance at Live Oak. Nearly all students arrived by car after passing checkpoints manned by school guards. Morgan Hill police officers were stationed outside and inside the school.
Biker bunch
In between those polar groups, a third cadre of motorcycle riding protesters showed up in time to be at the school when students were dismissed. The riders, a mystery for weeks to school and police authorities in Morgan Hill, were all carrying large, American flags. Bill Roller, president of the group, said they were part of the "2 Million Bikers," that massively converged on Washington D.C. last September 11, 2013. The bikers from around the country rolled into D.C. as a counter protest to "The Million Muslim March, " which organizers later revised to, "Million American March Against Fear."
But while the D.C. "March," petered out on that 12th anniversary of the infamous terrorist attacks, the "Bikers," overwhelmed the capital city with a massive show of people and machines. On Monday afternoon in Morgan Hill, only two dozens riders showed up and gathered outside Live Oak High as supporters of the constitution and especially the First Amendment. Still, they said they were determined to make sure the kids at Live Oak were not harmed today in any way.
In their one overt show, the Bikers moved near as allowed to a tall, non-see-through fence and they burst into a very loud singing of the National Anthem.
Roller says after the students come out of school, the Bikers will disperse and that there will not be a ride around the town as rumored last week.
The demonstration stemmed from a 2010 Cinco de Mayo celebration on campus when four boys showed up wearing US flag T shirts, proclaiming it was a show of American pride. Some Latino students took it as a cultural slap and tempers flared. School officials ordered the boys to turn the shirts inside out or go home.
That order sparked a national debate over free speech and ethic pride. A federal court ruled in February, almost four years later, that campus safety outweighed the student's First Amendment's claims.
Cox, the student, said he agreed with the court's decision by intoning, "just because you have the right to free speech doesn't mean you have to use it."
Violent fears
Kendall and Joy Jones, The parents of one of the American flag-wearing boys, have filed an appeal of the decision by the U.S. 9th Circuit Court. They argue that the school was wrong to read the flag T-shirts as an incitement to violence and that the wrong students were punished.
"You deal with the perpetrators of violence, not the objects of violence," Kendall Jones said. "That's why this is upside down" He and his wife held up a cross made of four-by-four inch construction lumber and attached U.S. and Mexico flags over it.
"We're Christians. God loves all people, Kendall Jones said. "We're here to day we're not against any race" Joy Jones said their son, Daniel Galli is now 20 and enrolled at the University of Nevada at Reno, where is studying for a career in military law.
Scott-Codiga and others in her group bristled at the question of race. She said she is half Mexican.
"What am I supposed to do, hate my own people?" She said. "I feel like we stood up for our rights. We did not allow the fear-mongers to dictate to us." Mihai Bulea, a Romanian immigrant and member of the group, said school officials and the 9th Circuit overreached in the flag T-shirt decision.
"That's very different than yelling fire in a theater," he said. "There should never be a day in America when a citizen is told he cannot wear a shirt with the American flag."
Morgan Hill school superintendent Steve Betando, who patrolled the sidewalk and school during the demonstration, said students and staff had moved beyond the controversy. He said no extra, flag-related restrictions of any kind were in force Monday on campus.
"This is not a divided school," he said. "It's a very united school."
As for flags, young Cox said he saw no flags at school on Monday of any kind.
David E. Early contributed to this report. Contact Joe Rodriguez at 408-920-5767 and follow him on Twitter.com/JoeRodMercury.


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Chris Ruder, associated superintendent at USD 418, said a decision to cancel school on Tuesday has not been made at this time. That decision will be made later this evening or in the morning.
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A Fleming man pleaded guilty Monday in Washington County Common Pleas Court to stealing several thousands of dollars worth of items from the home of an acquaintance in Belpre.
Michael A. Shotwell, 28, pleaded guilty to a fourth-degree felony count of theft. He had initially been indicted in May on the theft charge plus a second-degree felony count of burglary and a third-degree felony count of burglary.
"For the plea to (the theft), the state agrees to dismiss (the burglaries)" said Washington County Assistant Prosecutor Amy Graham.
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Accused of stealing around $18,000 from the home of an acquaintance, Michael Shotwell, right, stands Monday in Washington County Common Pleas Court with his attorney Dennis Sipe and pleads guilty to a fourth-degree felony count of theft.
Shotwell is accused of climbing through a bedroom window in order to break into the Blennerhassett Avenue home of Angela Rhodes sometime between Sept. 16 and Sept. 17, 2011.
Shotwell, who then lived at 1490 Club Drive, Washington, W.Va., was an acquaintance of Rhodes. However, the two were not romantically involved as was previously reported, said Graham.
Shotwell stole a variety of items, from flat screen televisions and computers to game systems and jewelry, she said. In the initial indictment, even paper towels were listed among the stolen items.
Restitution was not part of the plea agreement. However, Shotwell could be ordered to pay restitution as part of his sentencing, said Washington County Common Pleas Court Judge Ed Lane.
All told the damage was more than $18,000, she said.
The insurance covered some, but not all of the losses, said Graham.
"I believe (the victim) plans on asking for restitution," she said.
Lane accepted Shotwell's guilty plea and ordered him to undergo a handful of evaluations prior to sentencing.
"Were drugs or alcohol a factor?" asked Lane.
Shotwell's attorney, Dennis Sipe, said that drugs and alcohol were a factor at the time of the theft in 2011, but were no longer a problem.
"That was an issue at that time. He's engaged in his own treatment and given it up," said Sipe.
Lane still ordered that Shotwell undergo an evaluation at L&P Services to determine if he would be a good candidate for their addiction counseling services.
Shotwell faces a maximum of 18 months in prison on the fourth-degree felony.
However, he has no prior felonies, said Graham. Ohio sentencing guidelines does not allow fourth- or fifth-degree felony offenders to receive prison time unless they have prior felonies or break a condition of their bond.
Shotwell is set to be sentenced at 8:15 a.m. April 26.


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A distinguished British maritime writer, Woodman offers a compelling reassessment of the British and German planning that led to the first and one of the most famous naval battles of World War II. The dramatic sea fight between the German pocket battleship Admiral Graf Spee and the British cruisers Exeter, Ajax, and Achilles off the coast of South America in December 1939 is seen as one of the classics of naval warfare. Woodman argues that the long-accepted interpretation of events is ripe for closer scrutiny and reevaluation. Using eyewitness accounts, he graphically reconstructs the daylong battle and pursuit and draws penetrating portraits of the battle's opposing commanders. This important new work is certain to become the subject of close study and debate.
Richard Woodman, a professional sailor best known for his popular Nathanial Drinkwater novels, is the author of many nonfiction studies of World War II naval subjects. This book will also be published in the UK by Pen & Sword Books.


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Diamond jumped out to an early lead and never looked back as the Wildcats thumped Thomas Jefferson, 67-28, at the Pierce City Tournament on Thursday.
This one was never in doubt for the Wildcats. They opened the game on a 22-7 tear through the first quarter, and it continued with a 23-8 run through the second to give them a commanding 45-15 lead at the half.
Ryan Jinks led the charge with 18 points while Brodie Bien finished with 17, Logan Myers 12, Trent Hayes nine, Michael Bray four, Darren Russow two, Austin Singleton two, Tanner Paradies two and Even Moreland one.
Thurman scored 16 points for the Cavaliers.
"We got after them defensively and limited our turnovers," Wildcats coach Brandon Rabel said. "(It was a) nice improvement over our first game."
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A Missouri man's freedom from jail didn't last beyond the squad car ride home, after he reportedly dropped a container of methamphetamine getting out of the patrol car.
The Park Hills Daily Journal (http://bit.ly/143q6ml ) reports that 25-year-old William O'Brien of Fredericktown is back in jail on $30,000 cash-only bond. He is charged with possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute.
A Madison County deputy saw O'Brien walking home after being released from jail Monday morning, and offered him a ride. O'Brien got into the cruiser and asked the deputy to drop him off at a store.
Police say that when O'Brien got out a container fell from his coat. The deputy asked to see the contents.
A probable cause statement said it contained five baggies of meth.
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Smoked turkey soup with yellow split peas and black lentils
Aside from the M&M's (and that's a huge aside, I know) we've been trying to eat healthier since the beginning of the new year. If heavy cream and/or cheese are not in the list of ingredients, soup is almost always a great choice for a lower fat and calorie meal. Plus, I find that making soup is a very soothing and creative activity. From choosing the ingredients and cutting the vegetables to the final spice selection, making soup is a bit like conducting a symphony. Only there are no musicians or musical instruments or music. Lord, I'm turning into a loon.
Smoked turkey soup with yellow split peas and black lentils
I used stock made from the carcass of a smoked turkey for the base of this soup but if you can't get your hands on some smoked turkey or ham stock, feel free to use regular chicken stock. You'll most likely need to add salt at some point however. I didn't add any to this soup recipe because the stock was salty enough.
8 cups smoked turkey stock
8 oz. yellow split peas, sorted and rinsed
1 onion, diced
2 celery stalks, diced
1 tsp cumin
1 tsp mild curry powder
1/4 tsp turmeric
pinch of cayenne pepper
black pepper
2 jarred roasted red peppers, diced
1 large sweet potato, peeled and 1/2" diced
8 oz cooked black lentils
2 cups cooked and diced smoked turkey
In a large soup pot heat the stock to boiling. Add the peas, onion, celery, cumin, curry powder, turmeric, cayenne and regular black pepper. Reduce heat and simmer for about an hour and 15 minutes, or until peas are just starting to fall apart. Add the red peppers and sweet potatoes and continue simmering another 15 minutes or until sweet potatoes are tender. Stir in the cooked lentils and turkey and simmer for another 5-10 minutes.
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- seattleDee said...
..."making soup is a bit like conducting a symphony". I love the image, but that would make me a wild conductor. Picture knife flashing, vegies flying and the music of muttering.
You brought a grin with this post.
- January 5, 2011 at 10:56 AM
- Moogie said...
Mags.... great soup. Hang in there with the nonsmoking. We'll have an M&M's intervention later this year.
- January 5, 2011 at 10:59 AM
- Nanan said...
Smokin' - and in a fabulous way - you are no longer a big smoking turkey!!!! - just think of all of the fabulous kitchen gadgets you will now be able to afford! All of those rich ingredients you always wanted to try! Go Mags, Go!!!
- January 5, 2011 at 11:17 AM
- Megan said...
I might make some soup tonight. It's definitely a great way to eat more healthfully.
I've never had yellow split peas, but I'm sure I'd enjoy them.
Stay far away from the pretzel m&ms or you may start buying those regularly too!
- January 5, 2011 at 11:40 AM
- The Mom Chef said...
When I saw the word Smoked up there, I have to admit I got nervous, but I'm glad to see that it's the turkey, not you (no further comment).
The soup does look delicious and even creamy, which is my favorite ::sigh:: kind even though it shouldn't be.
Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers!
- January 5, 2011 at 11:43 AM
- beyondthepeel said...
I'm lovin' what you did with this soup. Mild curry, sweet potatoes, beans and smoked turkey. Great! really great. I'm excited to give it a try. However I will wait to get my hands on smoked turkey because I'm certain that takes it to a whole new level.
- January 5, 2011 at 1:21 PM
- Jessica @ How Sweet said...
I am just loving this soup. I haven't a clue what to make for dinner and I wish I had these ingredients.
- January 5, 2011 at 3:29 PM
- June said...
Last time I used yellow split peas I told the big guy they were beans and he loved the soup, so when I make this I'll be changing the name of this gorgeous looking recipe to "Smoked Turkey Soup with yellow split BEANS"...is that OK Maestro if you please?
- January 5, 2011 at 6:24 PM
- Julie said...
I love soups, especially in the cold of winter. Still trying to convince hubby lentils are a good thing :).
- January 5, 2011 at 7:32 PM
- Karen said...
"making soup is a bit like conducting a symphony" I LOVE this!!
- January 5, 2011 at 7:55 PM
- Shelby said...
I've been in a soup mood too...and made a lentil soup last night! Grumpy's alreay been complaining that his co-worker is getting mad at him because of the fiber breakfast bars I have been sending with him....just wait until he is around him today! he he.
- January 6, 2011 at 4:07 AM
- Kat said...
Great work on the quitting smoking. I quit 11 years ago, and so glad I did. Now, if I could just get hubby to quit.
Make sure you use some of that money you were spending on cigarettes to reward yourself.
- January 6, 2011 at 8:32 AM
- stephchows said...
mmm inspiration to go make some soup tonight!
- January 6, 2011 at 9:00 AM
- ann said...
This sounds hearty, healthy and delicious! Now I'm craving peanut m&m's. Nice blog.
- January 6, 2011 at 7:24 PM
- Leslie said...
This looks wonderful and healthy! And I'm glad you're hanging in there. xo
- January 6, 2011 at 8:56 PM
- Debbie said...
You are doing great non-smoking friend!!! The soup looks terrific too. Perfect for this time of year. Love the color!
- January 7, 2011 at 5:47 AM
- scrambledhenfruit said...
I love lentils and split peas- this soup looks great! (And it keeps your hands busy, chopping veggies.) :)
- January 11, 2011 at 9:01 PM
- ping said...
Oh goody! Another great idea for my leftover turkey! Btw, a friend once told me a good way to stop smoking ... instead of stuffing a ciggy in your mouth, stuff some food in instead. Hmm, now I know why people say they gain weight after they stop smoking :D
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In sports, all winning streaks must come to an end. The Lions had started their season 4-0 and looked really strong. However, all that strength was not enough to overcome the Winters Warriors on Friday, September 21 in Winters as the Lions lost their first game of the season in a devastating 37-30 overtime loss.
The Lions may have lost, but their offense still had an impressive performance. QB Romario Acosta threw 2 touchdowns to Jose Medina and Taylor Raymond. Taylor Raymond also rushed for a touchdown, as did Cody Herbert, to give the Lions four touchdowns on the night.
Even though the Lions scored multiple times, Romario Acosta threw three interceptions on the night, giving Winters a chance to beat Live Oak. They took advantage and won in OT.
With the win, Winters improves to 3-1 while the Lions drop to 4-1. The Lions get a bye this week, and then they return home to play Willows.
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Private Firm Steps In on Flu Reports Amid Shutdown
By Betsy McKay
When it comes to the flu, the government shutdown was particularly ill-timed. Its flu trackers were furloughed just as the virus's traditional season was getting underway.
That means no "FluView," a weekly report that public health officials and doctors rely on to track whether flu is circulating heavily. Published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it shows the number of flu cases, hospitalizations and deaths nationwide and is based on data the CDC collects and analyzes from than 2,700 outpatient health-care providers around the nation, as well as from labs, hospitals, and other sources.
Now, a private company is stepping in. "We were uncomfortable with the prospect of no national surveillance," says Josh Gray, vice president of athenaResearch, a unit of athenahealth Inc. in Watertown, Mass. "It's going dark at a critical period when flu is starting to ramp up."
So athenahealth, a provider of electronic health records and other technologies, is putting out weekly flu reports of its own, based on data from about 600,000 patient visits a week to a network of about 15,000 primary care providers in 49 states, Mr. Gray says. Using cloud-based software, "we can track what's going on in their practices in near real time," he says.
The reports are released on Wednesdays, with the latest one here.
The news so far is good. Only about 4.4 out of 10,000 patients who visited doctors were diagnosed with the flu, meaning no outbreak yet. And the proportion of patients getting their flu shots is climbing.
The hope, Mr. Gray says, is both to identify potential flu outbreaks early and to encourage people to get their flu shots, since rising numbers of flu cases tend to drive people to get their vaccinations.
Athenahealth uses a different data set than the CDC; it relies on flu diagnoses recorded by providers in claims submitted to insurers, while the CDC uses clinical observations reported by providers. But the company says its flu data of previous years follows similar patterns to those of the CDC data.
"The CDC is the gold standard for flu surveillance," Mr. Gray says. Still, "with the emergence of cloud we think that has opened up a lot of opportunities for the private sector to help with disease surveillance."
The CDC declined to comment on the athenahealth data, but welcomed the effort. Other groups have conducted flu surveillance before, with some publishing their results, said spokeswoman Barbara Reynolds. "We're always interested in what the outcomes are," she said.


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SANTA CLARA -- The day after being dethroned as NFC champions wasn't an easy one for the 49ers.
"I don't think we can keep getting to this spot and just keep losing," tight end Vernon Davis said Monday in the wake of their 23-17, conference-finals loss at Seattle. "It's not fun, it's not good. It sucks. It's just tough."
A mix of sorrow, optimism and well wishes were strewed about the emptying locker room at their team facility as the offseason began.
For linebacker NaVorro Bowman and guard Mike Iupati, they moved slowly on crutches because of their respective knee and ankle injuries that will require long rehabilitations.
For most other players, they packed cardboard boxes at their locker. That included Colin Kaepernick, who took a box into the equipment room and did not return to address the waiting media.
For coach Jim Harbaugh, he told players in an 11 a.m. exit meeting their contributions were much appreciated and they should now go catch up with their families.
"He thanked us for an amazing year," cornerback Tarell Brown said. "We had a (heck) of a run, put up an amazing fight but fell short. He said he'd fight hard to keep this group together, and I think he will, but it's hard with the salary cap."
Brown is one of 10 veterans slated to become unrestricted free agents, a group also highlighted by wideout Anquan Boldin, safety Donte Whitner, kicker Phil Dawson, center Jonathan Goodwin and running back Anthony Dixon.
Whitner, as do seemingly all, wants to re-sign, and he said general manager Trent Baalke "expressed that he wants me back."
"Since I got here it's been great," said Whitner, who arrived in 2011. "And I don't think this (loss) is heartbreaking. I played in Buffalo, New York, for five years. We're playing in the cold, and we're playing for nothing at the end of the year.
"Here we're playing for championships, each and every year. ... The majority of guys will be back next year, and you have a couple pieces that you need to bring back and then try to make another championship run. So that's what we're looking for."
Harbaugh has taken the 49ers to the NFC Championship game in all three years as coach, advancing only last year to the Super Bowl, where they lost to the Baltimore Ravens.
"A lot of people didn't even expect us to get to this game with some of the adversity we faced," linebacker Aldon Smith said. "We grew as a team. We got better in areas, and we'll be stronger when next year comes around."
Smith and Kaepernick, the 49ers' top two draft picks in 2011, are now allowed to sign contract extensions at any time. They're heading into the final year of their rookie deals, with Smith slated to make $2.34 million and Kaepernick $973,766.
Also entering their final seasons under contract are wideout Michael Crabtree ($3.5 million) and running back Frank Gore ($3.3 million). Veterans whose hefty contracts will be mulled over are cornerback Carlos Rogers ($6.25 million), defensive tackle Justin Smith ($3.15 million) and wideout Jon Baldwin ($1.27 million).
"It's tough to keep teams together," Goodwin said. "You have windows of opportunities with certain players, so hopefully there are ways to work around that and keep guys here. ... You've got a special group of guys, and it would be nice to give guys another shot."
Leading that group is Harbaugh. CEO Jed York has expressed a desire to extend Harbaugh, who is three years into a five-year, $25 million pact.
Still under contract are all eight 49ers named to the Pro Bowl. Of those eight, only linebacker Ahmad Brooks plans to attend. The other seven are expected to sit out because of injuries and the wear of 19 games, the past four of which were on the road.
Safety Eric Reid is a Pro Bowl alternate, but he plans to head home to Louisiana. On Monday, he had trouble grasping how fast his rookie season went.
"I remember getting drafted like it was yesterday," Reid said. "I can't believe it's over."
For more on the 49ers, see Cam Inman's Hot Read blog at blogs.mercurynews.com/49ers. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/CamInman.
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The team of Cathy Gochenour, Vickie Zeller, Jessica Cosner and Marsha Kempf shot a 6-under par 29 to capture first in the Hail Ridge 9-hole Lady Scramble Tournament Monday at Hail Ridge Golf Course in Boonville.
According to Kim Page, 39 lady golfers participated in the tournament from Boonville, Tipton, Marshall and Columbia.
Tying for second in A-flight with a 3-under par 32 were the teams of Sherry Shannon, Olive Malter, Glenda Veulemans and Kay Clifford and Dana Williams, Donna Reagan, Judy McSparin and Nancy Syron.
The two remaining teams in A-flight who shot a 2-under par 33 were the teams of Nancy Scott, Peg Eddy, Shelley Copeland and Judy Schroder and also the team of Richelle Kluck, Rachel Keim, Mary Ellen Roth and Audrey Harned.
B-flight was also crowded with three teams tying for first with a 1-under par 34.
Tying for first in that flight were the teams of Kim Page, Karlene Bestgen and Kathleen Maier, the team of Sheila Burkholder, Katy Kovar, Beverly Eichelberger and Pam Rapp and the team of Marty Howell, Rhonda Ditto, Leslie Raines and Linda Alspach.
The team of Marjorie Manson, Bernadette Cleary, Bonnie Howard and Merrilyn Bookout finished the tournament with a 2-over par 37, while the team of Carolyn Koerner, Kay Bradley, Kay Simon and Milly Rapp carded a nine-hole score of 38.
Contest winners were Sherry Shannon, closest to the hole on No. 2; Marty Howell, closest to the hole on No. 4; Beverly Eichelberger, closest to the hole on No. 7; and Kim Page, longest drive on No. 9.
Supper followed the tournament, with catering by Elaine Gramlich. Door prizes were also given out to almost every attendee.
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- Oct 11:
- No. 5 Stanford at Utah
SALT LAKE CITY -- The good news for fifth-ranked Stanford as it navigates the maw of conference play is that Justin Wilcox won't be on the opposing sideline the rest of the season.
The Washington defensive coordinator conjured game plans (last week and last year) that held the Cardinal to three offensive touchdowns in eight quarters, contained the vaunted running game and made life exceedingly difficult on third down.
Wilcox provided Stanford's upcoming opponents -- including Utah, which is poised to pounce Saturday at Rice-Eccles Stadium -- a blueprint for slowing the Cardinal.
But not every coordinator has Wilcox's acumen, not every defense has UW's personnel, and not every opponent can adjust on the fly effectively.
"It's hard to change your scheme midseason," Stanford coach David Shaw said when asked about the ripple effects of Wilcox's tactics. "But there are things people might try to emulate."
Utah lacks Washington's athleticism but plays with comparable aggressiveness. The Utes lead the Pac-12 in sacks (3.6 per game) and are tougher against the run than UW. Last week, they held UCLA to one second-half touchdown despite five turnovers by the Utes offense.
"Utah has guys up front that are hard to move, hard to block," Shaw said. "That's something we have to take into account."
The Cardinal also must deal with the altitude, a rowdy crowd and Utes quarterback Travis Wilson, one of the most improved players in the conference.
The 6-foot-7 sophomore is tall enough to see over defensive linemen and extremely mobile: He rushed for 142 yards against Oregon State.
"He's a better athlete than a tall guy should be," Shaw said. "It's going to be about containing -- we can't let him scramble for first downs."
The Utes (3-2, 0-2) lack the record, ranking and reputation of the teams that come before and after them on Stanford's schedule (Washington and UCLA). But they've proved they can play with the league's elite, especially at home.
If not for a handful of missed chances against Oregon State and UCLA, they'd be undefeated.
"It will be a challenge," Cardinal linebacker A.J. Tarpley said. "They aren't a team you can take lightly."
For more on college sports, see Jon Wilner's College Hotline at blogs.mercurynews.com/collegesports. Contact him at email@example.com or 408-920-5716.


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Early 16th century (in the sense 'intrinsic'): from modern Latin internalis, from Latin internus 'inward, internal'.
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I was riding to work today heading south on Beacon near the VA hospital when I think I saw a police officer pull over a rider for not wearing a helmet. As I rode by, I asked the rider if he was okay (thinking maybe he had gotten hit), and he just looked mad. Has anyone else heard reports of this today?
And I just heard from another cyclist that they got a 103 ticket for no helmet.
Just like the periodic stop-sign crackdowns on Mercer Island, sounds like the po po are looking for helmet scofflaws.
Anyone else seen cyclist getting tickets or got one themselves?
The first day was a mixed success–our winners seemed genuinely excited, but Twitter made the process very difficult by inexplicably swallowing any messages that contained an @ symbol. Our first batch of winners came out like this:
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The riders in tonight's Ride of Silence in Seattle were like velocipede monks, rolling silently from Gasworks, down Eastlake through downtown and Belltown, then finally out Denny back to the park. I didn't see an official count, but I'd guess there were 200 riders, a sizable crowd but not quite the volume I saw last year. The ride was well organized, with cue sheets, guides at every turn, and incredibly good control over the pacing and grouping of the whole group.
The ride is international with rides in almost every state in the U.S. The point of the ride is to memorialize riders who have been killed or injured on the road, like my friend Matthew Sperry. I try to make the ride every year because Matt was killed doing what I do ever day – riding to work.


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Texas A&M – Corpus Christi baseball's Daniel Minor made it two Southland Conference honors in-a-row for the team after being named the Pitcher of the Week by the league office on Tuesday. Minor followed Adam Hoelscher's honor last week as the Islanders pitching staff has earned the award the first two weeks of the season.
The junior from Dripping Springs picked up two wins on the week, tossing six innings against Houston on Tuesday for a 3-2 win, while throwing seven innings against Pac-12 member Utah on Sunday to lead the Islanders to a 7-5 victory.
"It's early in the season, but Daniel has really been a horse for us," said head coach Scott Malone. "He has been able to take the team and help pull the wagon."
Against Houston, the junior shutout the Cougars through six innings, allowing just five hits and no runs while striking out four batters and walking one for the victory.
"He threw out of the bullpen for us the first weekend," said Malone. "Then at Houston, he gave us one of four or five best starts in the Malone era to get a huge road win."
On Sunday, Minor struck out a career-high eight Utah batters while allowing three runs, only one of them earned, on five hits over seven innings. He was masterful with his control, striking out the side in the first inning to set the tone, and walking just one batter for the second-straight game.
"The day after our loss to Nebraska, he bounced back and put the early innings on his back," said Malone. "He kind of said, 'I'm just going to go out there and put up zeros so you guys can go and get the lead.'
"Daniel has been everything and more from what our expectations were."
Minor will be in action next against either Dallas Baptist or UT Arlington this weekend. The Islanders will travel for a three-game series against the Patriots on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, while finishing the weekend with a night game against the Southland Conference-opponent Mavericks at UT Arlington.
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STOCKTON - A 17-year-old girl died Tuesday after being involved in a single-vehicle collision early Monday in central Stockton, authorities said.
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Monday, June 1, 2009
Brioche (Bread Baker's Apprentice Challenge)
So, fat grams be damned, I chose the Middle-Class version and froze all but one of these wicked little gems. I stuck my fat pants in the freezer with them and they can duke it out amongst themselves.
To showcase the richness of this bread (as well as possibly hide some flaws,) I ordered some small paper brioche pans from King Arthur and made petites brioches a tete (look Mom, I'm speaking French!) And in honor of Ms. Antoinette, I offed one of their heads and topped it with a little jam. Cute, oui?
Another fun and interesting bread baking experience. And I feel like I'm becoming so worldly!
20 comments:
- Victoria said...
Aww, they look so cute with the jam!
- June 1, 2009 at 8:28 AM
- peteeatemall said...
Looks great! I too am looking for the "broke and on a diet recipe" but everything in moderation! My neighbors are gonna hate me when their pants wont fit anymore...Happy Baking!
- June 1, 2009 at 9:15 AM
- Chow and Chatter said...
wow they look amazing
- June 1, 2009 at 9:28 AM
- susies1955 said...
You my dear are a natural born writer. :)
I love reading your post and your little jam creations are awesome. Your killing me with your creativeness.
- June 1, 2009 at 10:21 AM
- Barbara Bakes said...
I love brioche. Yours look perfect!
- June 1, 2009 at 11:51 AM
- Moogie said...
You are wickedly funny and a great baker. All is right in your Other Side of Fifty World.
- June 1, 2009 at 12:02 PM
- Angela said...
So true...I think we all need to comment on whether our weight went up or down with each weeks bread creations...Thankfully I give about 3/4th of my baking away to neighbors & family & my husband & I fight over the last quarter...works well for us!
Great post!
=) Angela
- June 1, 2009 at 12:16 PM
- Debbie said...
They look so delicious! Love the jam in them!
- June 1, 2009 at 12:37 PM
- Cindy Feingold said...
Loved reading your post. You are very funny! The little brioche a tetes are adorable! Your will power is admirable.
- June 1, 2009 at 1:34 PM
- Mags said...
Awww... thank you all for your kind comments. Makes me all warm and fuzzy inside! (Air conditioning is broke here, however, so that might be partly responsible...hee!)
- June 1, 2009 at 1:58 PM
- Nicole said...
Your post had me laughing out loud! Your baby brioche are beautiful! Now I wish I had time to order some of those paper molds.
- June 1, 2009 at 3:27 PM
- Dianne said...
Great post, and your brioche look fabulous!
- June 1, 2009 at 3:40 PM
- oggi said...
I enjoyed your post very much and the brioche are perfection!:)
- June 1, 2009 at 6:31 PM
- Linda said...
You have a really nice blog! And these brioche look to die for...mmmmm.
- June 1, 2009 at 7:45 PM
- Mags said...
Thank you guys for commenting. I really appreciate it.
- June 1, 2009 at 10:35 PM
- HoneyB said...
I think you should know that reading about your bread baking adventures is what made me decide to make mine! That and the yummy jam I have to go on it! LOL. Thanks! :-)
- June 2, 2009 at 4:15 PM
- Mags said...
(hee!) It's contagious, isn't it HoneyB!
- June 2, 2009 at 5:01 PM
- Michelle said...
Your brioche is just gorgeous! Very nicely done!
- June 2, 2009 at 6:33 PM
- Olga said...
they look adorable! love everything mini.
- June 2, 2009 at 9:32 PM
- Mags said...
Michelle and Olga... thanks!
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LONDON, Ky. (WKYT) - Some employees of London's Save U More already had a watchful eye on Christopher Johnson, when they say he tried to get out with three packs of meat in his jacket.
Assistant Manager Daniel Osborne says Johnson eventually gave the meat up as well, but refused to surrender.
"I went to lock the door, he went out the door, pushed aside, pushing aside, I'm chasing him out the door, then fighting, grabbing and wrestling him," said Osborne of the struggle.
The struggle ended up in the parking lot where two other workers and two customers joined in.
"So I got a hold of him, he tries to bend back my fingers, I let go, a customer gave me a phone to call 911," he said.
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Sam's Tavern, Burlington, VT
Set 1: Walk Away, Funky Bitch, YEMYou Enjoy Myself, Flat Fee, McGruppMcGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters > Wilson > PeachesPeaches en Regalia, GTBTGood Times Bad Times
Set 2: Ride Captain Ride, Boogie OnBoogie On Reggae Woman, Cities > DEGDave's Energy Guide > Cities, AntelopeRun Like an Antelope, Fluffhead
Set 3: Jam, Andy's Chest[1] -> BBFCFMBig Black Furry Creature from Mars -> DEGDave's Energy Guide -> BBFCFMBig Black Furry Creature from Mars, Sanity -> Jam[2], Fire
[1] First known Phish performance.
[2] Fish on vacuum; first known public occurrence of Fish playing the vacuum.
· Dave's Energy Guide and Dave's Energy Guide teases in Cities
Average Song Gap: 18
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: The second set listing might be incomplete, as the recordings that circulate cut during Fluffhead. Cities contained teases of DEG (both before and after DEG was performed). The jam out of Sanity was around ten minutes long, and may have been the first time Fish used the vacuum on stage. This show also marked the only known Phish performance of Andy's Chest. Ride Captain Ride was played for the first time since March 23, 1987 (107 shows).
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MINNEAPOLIS -- The Raiders may well make good on their promise to bury their recent past, but a 10-6 loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Friday night did nothing to inspire confidence among the fan base.
Instead of looking like an intriguing mix of veterans and young players rounding into a playoff contender, the Raiders looked like what they are -- a bunch of guys still getting to know one another after a dozen training camp practices.
"I was disappointed in the way we played," coach Dennis Allen said. "I thought we'd come out a lot sharper than that."
Instead, the Vikings opened the game with an effortless 70-yard drive engineered by Matt Cassel, with Matt Asiata scoring on a 1-yard run, and added a 30-yard field goal by Blair Walsh with 54 seconds left in the first quarter. That stood up until Matt McGloin scrambled 10 yards for a touchdown with 1:25 to play.
The Raiders went for two, figuring they wanted to win or lose without overtime and because backup Kevin Goessling's first kick had resulted in a blocked field goal attempt from 44 yards out. McGloin threw incomplete.
McGloin got the ball back one last time, with his Hail Mary pass to the end zone getting knocked to the ground, mercifully ending the preseason opener for both teams.
When they return to practice Sunday, penalties will be a primary topic of conversation. The Raiders were flagged 13 times for 94 yards. The first offensive snap was a false start on right tackle Menelik Watson, and the second drive opened with a face mask on tight end Brian Leonhardt.
That helped derail the first two possessions of starting quarterback Matt Schaub, who finished 3 of 7 for 21 yards.
"It was the first time for us to form our identity for the season and we went out and we didn't play near to our expectations or our standard," Schaub said. "We need to go back and figure out how to play that way next week."
Schaub had two potential first down passes to tight end Mychal Rivera, but Rivera came down with neither of them. A 16-yard strike to Andre Holmes on a third-and-6 play was erased on a hold by left tackle Donald Penn.
In the battle of the reserves, the Raiders did little offensively and the Vikings even less.
At the time of Schaub's departure, Minnesota had a 120-51 advantage in offensive yardage and had nine first downs to one for Oakland.
By game's end, the Raiders had outgained Minnesota 268-236 and had 16 first downs to 17 for the Vikings.
Minnesota's first possession conjured up memories of some of last year's defensive meltdowns by the Raiders, with Cassel completing 5 of 6 passes for 62 yards and four first downs.
Two of the first downs went to Cordarelle Patterson against cornerback Tarell Brown, a 23-yard strike to Greg Jennings came against Carlos Rogers, and finally a 22-yard strike to Kyle Rudolph put the Vikings on the 1 with Tyvon Branch arriving late.
"They came out with a game plan, they executed it," cornerback Chimdi Chekwa said. "There were some things we needed to correct that first series."
Rookie quarterback Derek Carr completed 7 of 10 passes for 45 yards but had the game's lone turnover when he threw too high for fullback Jamize Olawale. The ball glanced off Olawale's hands to the Vikings' Kurt Coleman at the Minnesota 39.
"It was my fault," Carr said. "I threw it too high. I have to make a better throw."
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After a royal bachelor party of the century,Lady Verity Fitzroy wakes up to find her brother's archenemy,Rory Lennox, the Duke of Abshire, in her bed. WhileRory has always fascinated her, nothing can convince her tomarry this rake even though her reputation is in peril.Indeed, there are far graver worries that plague her. If sheis unmasked as the author of the infamous Duke Diaries,no one can save her . . . not even the man of her dreams.
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An armed robber holds up the Eckerd Drug Store at Fifteenth and Walton Way downtown. Then right after that, deputies say the same man held up the Eckerd on Washington Road and Alexander Drive.
The trend in recent robberies seems to be to target the same stores on different nights. That after two Dollar Generals, two Subways, and now two Eckerd stores were robbed. Looking back, most have happened at night. Today though, it all happened in broad daylight.
"I'm terrified, I'm all shook up myself," said Ernest Streetman.
Ernest Streetman says he is happy to be alive. He and his aunt were inside this Eckerd Drug store off Walton Way when investigators say a man fired two shots with a semi-automatic handgun during a robbery.
"The lady up front was screaming and everything and I heard a pow. So I went back to where the pharmacy was at and me and my aunt hid out back there," Ernest said.
No one was hurt. The man got away with cash from the register. Twenty minutes later, deputies believe he struck again at this Eckerd on Washington Road. This time they say he followed the manager in the store and quietly asked her to take him to the safe in the back office.
"Then she noticed he had a handgun pressed up against his stomach, once in the office, he took an undisclosed amount of money," said Blaise Dresser.
Witnesses say he then took off running.
"He was last seen to believed to be running down Alexander Drive, we don't know where he is," Dresser said.
Investigators brought in the canine squad to help with the search.
"We have one good lead. The canine alerted on one trail in specifically that led to the medicine on Green Apartments," said Michael Humphreys.
From surveillance cameras, officials say the suspect is believed to be a black male, 17-21 years old, 5'7"-5'9" and weighing 120-130 pounds. And deputies believe someone in the area know exactly where he is.
"A lot of times people have knowledge of these robberies occurring and it's people they know, their boyfriend or married to and they just don't want to give them up," Dresser said.


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It was a night of surprises in Foxboro this past Sunday as the Green Bay Packers(8-6) were led into their matchup with the New England Patriots(12-2) by first time starter Matt Flynn.
Flynn was starting in place of the injured Aaron Rodgers on a team that is severely depleted through injury. The Packers had dealt with missing many starters throughout the season but the drop off from Rodgers to Flynn was expected to be too severe for the offense to deal with.
The Packers stuck with the Patriots until the final minutes but couldn't pull off the shock of the season when Flynn was sacked and stripped of the ball by Tully Banta Cain at the Patriots' 18 yard line as time expired. However, that didn't stop the Patriots from shocking us all repeatedly throughout the game.
From the very first second of the game the Packers showed no fear in the eyes of their celebrated opponents. Head Coach Mike McCarthy called for Mason Crosby to kick a surprise onside kick that was recovered by Nick Collins on the opening kickoff.
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It wasn't a major surprise to see the Patriots run the ball more in this game than they had throughout the season. The Packers defense was ranked 3rd against the pass coming into the game and 19th against the run. The Patriots exposed the defense's frailty early on when Ben-Jarvus GreenEllis burst through the defensive line and outran the secondary to score from 33 yards. Charles Woodson had dropped the chance to pick off a Tom Brady pass on the play before GreenEllis' touchdown run.
The secondary of the Packers was enigmatic throughout the game as they played brilliant coverage against the Patriots talented receivers but couldn't take advantage of the turnover opportunities that came their way. They had three clear cut chances to end Brady's record streak of not throwing an interception. The coverage on the back end of the defense allowed the Packers front seven to get pressure on Brady. Brady was sacked on the first drive of the game after GreenEllis missed his blocking assignment, it was the first of three sacks against the Patriots(2 from BJ Raji, 1 from Bishop) on the day that highlighted the constant pressure the Packers were able to put on Brady in the pocket.
The Patriots should have taken notice of the Packers blitz packages as their own pressure package was the only thing that was flustering Flynn. The Patriots got pressure on Flynn every time they blitzed him but the young quarterback showed off his best Aaron Rodgers' impression when he dropped back and zipped the ball down the right sideline to James Jones for a 66 yard touchdown in the second quarter. Flynn fit the ball between Devin McCourty and Brandon Merriweather to allow Jones to stroll into the end-zone.
The Patriots offensive line struggles continued on the next series as a quick three and out ensued. The Packers took over once more and Flynn continued to spread the ball around while also benefiting from the Patriots own lack of discipline. Three crucial penalties by Vince Wilfork, James Sanders and Devin McCourty led to an eventual 1 yard touchdown from Flynn to Greg Jennings. Jennings ran a great route to gain position on Kyle Arrington before using his body to shield the ball into his chest. That gave the Packers a 17-7 lead approaching the end of the second quarter.
In what was a weekend of kickoff returns the Patriots benefitted from an unlikely hero just before the half. Right Guard Dan Connolly returned the kickoff after the Jennings' touchdown for 71 yards, a record for an offensive lineman, to the Packers 4 that led to a Patriots' touchdown. The Packers' defense stood firm on the first two plays before Brady found Aaron Hernandez over the middle of the end-zone. It was Brady's 255th career touchdown that tied him for 11th on the all time list with Sonny Jurgenson.
Cracks began to form in the Packers' offense when the Patriots blitzed Flynn repeatedly in the second half. Flynn threw an interception on the first drive of the third quarter that was returned for a touchdown by Kyle Arrington. While Flynn wasn't to blame for the interception, James Jones did not finish his route, he would not have thrown the ball had it not bee for the pressure applied by Tully Banta Cain. It was the first interception of Arrington's career and the 4th interception returned for a touchdown by the Patriots this season. The Patriots have 8 non offensive touchdowns this season, one off their all time record of 9.


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3.8-3 Medical Malpractice
Revised to February 1, 2013
The plaintiff in this case, <name of plaintiff>, claims that (he/she) has been injured through the negligence of the defendant,
<name of defendant>. Negligence is the violation of a legal duty which one person owes to another.
The legal duty that a health care provider, such as Dr.
<name>, owes to a patient, such as <name of patient>, has been established by our legislature.
We have a statute which provides that "[i]n any civil action to recover damages resulting from personal injury . . . in which it is alleged that such injury resulted from the negligence of a health care provider . . . the claimant shall have the burden of proving by a preponderance of the evidence that the alleged actions of the health care provider represented a breach of the prevailing professional standard of care for that health care provider. The prevailing professional standard of care for a given health care provider shall be that level of care, skill and treatment which, in light of all relevant surrounding circumstances, is recognized as acceptable and appropriate by reasonably prudent similar health care providers." 1
Because the health care provider in this case, Dr.
<name>, has been certified by the appropriate American board as a specialist, a "similar health care provider" in this case is, according to our statute, "one who: 1) is trained and experienced in the same specialty; and 2) is certified by the appropriate American board in the same specialty." 2
In this case, Dr. <name>'s specialty is
<insert defendant's specialty>. The prevailing professional standard of care that applies to (him/her) is thus the level of care, skill and treatment which, in light of all relevant surrounding circumstances, is recognized as acceptable and appropriate by reasonably prudent board certified
<insert type of specialists>. This standard applies to both diagnosis and treatment. In order to establish liability, the plaintiff must prove by a fair preponderance of the evidence that Dr.
<name>'s conduct represented a breach of the prevailing professional standard of care that I have just described.
The standard of care is the standard prevailing at the time of the treatment in question. The treatment in question occurred in
A <specialist> such as Dr.
<name> is held to the same prevailing professional standard of care applicable to
<specialists> across the nation. For this reason, the particular state in which an expert witness has practiced is unimportant. You should consider the testimony of all the experts who have testified in light of their familiarity or lack of familiarity with the standard of care to which I have referred.
A doctor does not guarantee a good medical result. A poor medical result is not, in itself, evidence of any wrongdoing by the health care provider. The question on which you must focus is whether the defendant has breached the prevailing professional standard of care.
As I have already mentioned, the plaintiff has the burden of proving by a fair preponderance of the evidence that Dr.
<name>'s conduct represented a breach of the prevailing professional standard of care. Under our law, the plaintiff must prove this by expert testimony. More specifically, (he/she) must establish through expert testimony both what the standard of care is and (his/her) allegation that Dr.
<name>'s conduct represented a breach of that standard. Finally, (he/she) must establish, through expert testimony, that the breach of that standard of care was the proximate cause of the injuries that (he/she) claims.
<Review the specifications of negligence in the complaint.>
[<Insert if a claim of lost chance of survival is made:> In this case,
<name of plaintiff> claims [in part] that <name of patient> suffered a lost chance of survival which was proximately caused by the negligence of
<name of defendant>, because if <name of defendant> was not negligent,
<name of patient> would have had a greater than 50 percent chance of surviving. This is called a "loss of chance" claim. To prove (his/her) claim, <name of plaintiff> must prove, by a preponderance of the evidence:
that <name of patient> was in fact deprived of a chance of survival, and
that (his/her) decreased chance of survival more likely than not resulted from the negligence of
<name of defendant>.
In order to establish this claim, <name of plaintiff> must prove that absent
<name of defendant>'s professional negligence,
<name of patient> had a greater than 50 percent chance of survival. It is not sufficient for
<name of plaintiff> to prove that the negligent conduct deprived
<name of patient> of some chance of survival.
<Name of plaintiff> must prove that the negligent conduct more likely than not affected the actual outcome. In other words, if
<name of patient> probably would not have survived, even if (he/she) was treated properly, (his/her) death was caused by (his/her) medical condition, and not
<name of defendant>'s negligence.
However, if you find that if <name of patient> had been properly treated, more likely than not (he/she) would have survived, then (his/her) death would be the result of
<name of defendant>'s negligence and not (his/her) underlying condition.]
General Statutes § 52-184c (a).
General Statutes § 52-184c (c).
General Statutes § 52-184c; Jarmie v. Troncale, 306 Conn. 578, 587-88 (2012);
Carrano v. Yale-New Haven Hospital, 279 Conn. 622, 659 n.31 (2006);
Boone v. William W. Backus Hospital, 272 Conn. 551, 573-75 (2005);
Peterson v. Ocean Radiology Associates, P.C., 109 Conn. App. 275, 277-79 (2008);
LaBieniec v. Baker, 11 Conn. App. 199, 207-08 (1987).
The standard of care in negligence actions against health care providers is governed by statute. General Statutes § 52-184c. This instruction is an affirmative description of what medical malpractice is under the controlling statute. It intentionally avoids argumentative statements, sometimes found in pre-statutory common-law cases, of what malpractice is not. Instructional statements of the latter description are unnecessary under the controlling statute and should ordinarily be avoided.
The charge would, of course, be given in addition to Expert Witnesses, Instruction 2.5-3.
The Committee regards a lost chance of survival claim as an issue of causation and not as a separate action for medical malpractice or as a separate element of damages. But see
Borkowski v. Sacheti, 43 Conn. App. 294, 311, cert. denied, 239 Conn. 945 (1996).
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According to the largest ever market study published, bio-based drop-in PET and PE/PP polymers and the new polymers PLA and PHA show the fastest rates of market growth. However, Europe will stand only at the sidelines as the lion's share of capital investment is expected to take place in Asia and South America, says the study conducted by the Cologne-based Nova Institute.
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