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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post4396930436770444080..comments2015-08-13T19:43:13.349-04:00Comments on Black Aces: Notes From The Dog Days...Jeremy Milkshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-63035592266653276402009-08-17T19:29:47.118-04:002009-08-17T19:29:47.118-04:00Way to blog every 6 weeks. Your slap shot isn'...Way to blog every 6 weeks. Your slap shot isn't the only thing weak.

Overall this was a nice blog - keep it email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-62069642232132489202009-08-16T14:17:21.162-04:002009-08-16T14:17:21.162-04:00Jeremy: Tried to get confirmation on King's n...Jeremy:

Tried to get confirmation on King's number with the Sens, I am covered in self doubt on this one (As you may know I've been brain washed...used to have total recall).
Skimed Clancy's book again last night no reference to his number in Ottawa...none of the Tranna guys care about his time here (ten seasons with the Sens only 5 with the Leafs) ...interesting numbers 17 and 19 were given to the rookies or the spare and then you worked your way into the lower numbers.
Teams carried only 5 defencemen, thus #s 2 through 6...7 was a forwards number in those days until King and Toronto.

So #2 was a first thought and I'm having second thoughts...it's going to be tough trying to find someone who remembers.canucnikhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-34273006653214515442009-08-16T13:22:17.143-04:002009-08-16T13:22:17.143-04:00To anon 12:22pm. When I was about 12 years old I ...To anon 12:22pm.

When I was about 12 years old I met King Clancy (probably coaching Pittsburg Hornets and scouting at the time) at the park...he was looking for McKenney but he knew who I was. He was an old lowertown east ottawa guy after all. We talked hockey not politics or romance.canucnikhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-90991872812081541862009-08-16T12:22:48.826-04:002009-08-16T12:22:48.826-04:00Yeah! You alive!Yeah! You email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-56782610852786230992009-08-15T12:35:32.952-04:002009-08-15T12:35:32.952-04:00The Hockey News has some odd jersey rankings. I ac...The Hockey News has some odd jersey rankings. I actually like the Sens current jerseys (not the 3rd) and think they are one of the best looking "new" jerseys in the league. And looking at THN's rankings makes me question who was putting the rankings together. Minnesota as #4?? Always reminds me of Christmas. They are tough to look at. Dallas as #15? Everybody hated that lettering when it game out. Vancouver is ahead of the Sens? That's the busiest jersey in the league. A logo AND lettering?

Anyways, the look is certainly not the most pressing issue for the Sens but it's fun to talk about, instead of worrying about the upcoming firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-23402683189960671162009-08-14T19:27:22.635-04:002009-08-14T19:27:22.635-04:00Jeremy: Many, many, moons ago my Aunt used to dat...Jeremy:

Many, many, moons ago my Aunt used to date King...I don't know if I saw an old picture or she told me but I'm pretty sure his Number was #2...all the best d-men on their respective teams wore #2...when he went to Tranna, #2 was unavailable so he took #7 a forwards number in protest. A lot of people don't know this but the "King" was not happy to go. Thus, the "Curse!"
And of course Tranna won the "Cup" immidiately led by a Ottawa firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-23991064179578266042009-08-14T16:05:56.700-04:002009-08-14T16:05:56.700-04:00So what's the lesson? I'd say the lesson is t...
So what's the lesson?

I'd say the lesson is that most of us (Sens fans) are braying morons who feel a burning need to vilify someone on the team as THE CAUSE OF THE PROBLEMZ, complain that many of the players are overpaid under-performing SLACKERS. That's my impression from blogs. Though I don't listen to Ottawa radio, you can probably relate, given how many posts appear here regarding Over the Edge.hambownhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-48374209740429368632009-08-13T22:20:25.224-04:002009-08-13T22:20:25.224-04:00eesh.. i read that over 3 times to make sure i was...eesh.. i read that over 3 times to make sure i was getting it right, and i firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-75222527259789195632009-08-13T22:16:13.098-04:002009-08-13T22:16:13.098-04:00Yes. good to see you posting again Black Aces. Ph...Yes. good to see you posting again Black Aces.

Phil: If you re-read it Jeremy says "4" reasons. Not the #4.

Personally, I would love to see th barber poles come back. I have nothing against the current jerseys, and even the third. I know everyone calls the Senators, "the Sens". It's just Marketing guys trying to captialize.

Anywho, speaking of Jersey's, take a gander at the Canadian OLympic ones.
http://www.icethetics.info/blog/2009/8/12/olympic-first-look-canada.html

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-66313678708615387682009-08-13T21:29:37.667-04:002009-08-13T21:29:37.667-04:00great post. i like and have always liked your defe...great post. i like and have always liked your defending spezza. that's also the most optimistic you've sounded in months..

as for the uniforms, i've reached the point where i'm just used to them - i wouldn't wear the jersey around but i do like my t-shirt with the SENS wordmark on it. i think we'd have to get an outdoor classic to see our lads in barber poles.

at the start of the blurb about clancy you wrote 'clancy's #4' and at the end you said you couldn't find what number he wore..firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-5905710214018246452009-08-13T20:45:12.259-04:002009-08-13T20:45:12.259-04:00I really think anyone in a hockey jersey who isn&#...I really think anyone in a hockey jersey who isn't playing hockey ought to feel kinda childish. If I'm going to buy merch, I'll stick to tees and tuques whatever the logo, myself.dzuunmodhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-30413435192770032922009-08-13T20:28:51.340-04:002009-08-13T20:28:51.340-04:00Welcome back.Welcome back.Nicholshttp://email@example.com


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The NYSE Euronext board has a lot to worry about. It has a signed up a deal with Duetsche Bourse that is moving on a long path towards completion. It now has a significantly higher bid from a consortium of NASDAQ OMX and ICE. And each deal has substantial regulatory risks. Although neither deal may doable, the directors will ultimately have to pick one. There could be lots of opportunity for second guessing here. Those independent directors are undoubtedly wondering why they signed up for this board.
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As a result, in the coming weeks, NYSE will be exploring the regulatory risks of the NASDAQ proposal. It will be discussing with NASDAQ how to allocate those risks—perhaps through a reverse termination fee. And it may try to negotiate other terms including price.
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Actually you can get the same gauge on the same needle with different weights of yarn. I used double stranded lace weight on size 9s and got the same gauge as worsted on 9s. The thin yarn just makes a thinner fabric. Try it sometime - take some thin yarn and your size 9s and see if you get the same gauge as the doubled worsted (which would be a super super bulky so no wonder the sts were tight with 9s, needed an 11 or 13 for that weight).
I wouldn't get the same gauge now as I did then regardless. I've finally managed to teach myself how NOT to garrotte the needle... most of the time at least. But anyway.
What I was really getting at was Jan was using US 7s and worsted yarn and I was US 9 and bulky yarn and we were getting about the same number of stitches and
working on
the same size hat. For Wendy (who's a very relaxed knitter) to match my gauge she'd have to drop at least 2, maybe 3 needle sizes from what I use given the same yarn. (And it used to be more like
I've also had at least one occasion where two yarns that were only
different (Plymouth Select and Cascade 220) gave me just enough difference in gauge that the same pattern fit in one yarn and not the other. And this wasn't just on the same
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL; N.Y.U. Honors Protesters It Punished in '41
By EDWARD WONG
Published: May 4, 2001
Sixty years is a long time to wait. It was long enough for Evelyn Maisel Witkin to stew over the pain that New York University caused her in her senior year, long enough for her to write letters to administrators, to avoid reunions and to tell her story to her children, and then to her grandchildren.
She was one of seven students suspended for three months in March 1941 for standing up for what she still feels was a just cause: protesting the university's complicity in discrimination against black athletes.
The university has never made amends to the students. Never, that is, until tonight, when N.Y.U. will honor the group known as the Bates Seven at an annual campus dinner for student athletes and also display photos and documents on the bigotry that led to the protest movement.
In 1940 and 1941, Ms. Witkin and six fellow students helped lead thousands of classmates in denouncing a little-known but widespread practice in college athletics known as the ''gentlemen's agreement.'' If a game was scheduled between two schools and one of them objected to black athletes participating, the opposing team would keep the black players out of the contest.
Southern schools were usually, though not always, the ones who made the request, historians say, and many northern universities, from Harvard to Rutgers to the University of Michigan, complied.
But Ms. Witkin, a biology major, and other students took action when they learned in the fall of 1940 that Leonard Bates, a star fullback on the N.Y.U. football team, would not be allowed to play in a November game at the University of Missouri.
They began circulating petitions, wore buttons and picketed the university administration, chanting, ''Bates must play!'' It was at the time the largest protest against the gentlemen's agreements, and it took place nearly two decades before the start of the mass civil rights movement.
The university resisted. Not only did it comply with Missouri's request to leave Mr. Bates at home, but it also eventually retaliated, suspending seven of the protest movement's leaders when they objected to decisions by N.Y.U. to hold a basketball player and track stars out of athletic events.
Most of the seven eventually graduated, and they went on to become novelists, scientists and teachers. But in the six decades since, many of them have harbored bitter feelings toward the university, feelings that are apparently on the ebb now that the school is recognizing them.
''I was very surprised because I had given up expecting anything to happen,'' said Ms. Witkin, who is 80. ''Sixty years is a long time. But it's nice to know they're going to do something. It was something that meant a lot to us at the time.''
The recognition is a result of a letter-writing campaign begun last year by Ms. Witkin, a professor emerita of genetics at Rutgers, and Donald Spivey, a history professor at the University of Miami. Jeffrey T. Sammons, a history professor at N.Y.U., also lobbied administrators.
The university is not calling the recognition an apology, but rather a tribute to students who suffered for what they believed in. John Beckman, an N.Y.U. spokesman, said the university decided not to apologize for actions administrators took in 1940 and 1941 because ''we can't put ourselves in their shoes, and we can't turn back the hands of time.''
''Fundamentally, what we want to do is embrace these members of our community and hold them up as models of people who fight for an important cause,'' he said. ''I would call it an acknowledgment of good work and courage shown by members of our community.''
In addition to Ms. Witkin, the former students to be honored are Anita Krieger Appleby, Jean Borstein Azulay, Mervyn Jones, Naomi Bloom Rothschild, Robert Schoenfeld and Argyle Stoute. With the possible exception of Mr. Stoute, whom the university could not locate, all are still alive. Five of them will be attending the dinner, and a friend will stand in for Mr. Jones, who lives in England and is recovering from a minor stroke.
Ms. Rothschild, 80, said this is the first positive acknowledgment that she has received for her activism.
''When it happened, I got no support from the school, no support from my family,'' she said. ''For all these years I felt slightly guilty that maybe I had done the wrong thing. Now I maybe see that I didn't do anything wrong.''
Six decades is long enough to blur memories, but many of the seven students still recall that New York University in the fall of 1940 was a campus brimming with causes: pro-Communist rallies, pacifist demonstrations, protests against fascism in Spain. One historian said it was then one of the most radical campuses in the country. But it was the plight of a single athlete that galvanized the largest student movement that year.
Students first learned of the university's decision to withdraw Mr. Bates from the game at Missouri when several football players showed up at a student council meeting to discuss the situation, said Ms. Azulay, who was the council's vice president. For many, it was the first time they had heard of a gentlemen's agreement.
Ms. Azulay and others quickly began circulating petitions. On Oct. 18 about 2,000 students picketed the administration building, and ''Bates must play!'' became a rallying cry.


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A custom motorcycle has been stolen from the Susan G. Komen Foundation's office in Lexington. The bike was to be auctioned off later this fall and was expected to bring thousands of dollars to the organization.
"It's more than just taking property," said Penny Gilbert, the Executive Director of the Lexington office. "You're taking hope and faith that something is going to get better with the disease you have that has a horrible name...cancer." she said.
Gilbert says she showed up to work at the affiliate's office in Hamburg and saw that the trailer housing the bike was not in the parking lot. She said the trailer was secured but obviously someone figured out how to steal it.
The bike is a 2010 Harley Davidson Sportster. It was valued at $15,000 and the trailer was valued at $5,000. However, it was expected to bring about $100,000 at a fundraising auction later this fall. The bike is pink and features numerous pink ribbon designs. It was also signed by several country music artists including Dolly Parton and Tim McGraw.
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Will Myst 4 be released for the Wii at any time? I see it went out for XBox in 2005. I would love to get this on my Wii.
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Having been released in 2004, Myst IV: Revelation is now an ancient game.
Ubisoft isn't especially known for releasing ports to other platforms for its old games. It's therefore unlikely that Revelation will be ported to the Wii by Ubi.
But you never know, maybe Nintendo will buy the rights to Revelation and publish for the Wii. (Don't hold your breath while waiting, however, lest you end up looking like a giant Smurf....)
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Nintendo wouldn't be interested in a game like Myst IV; it's too big, it's too resource intensive (The Wii uses a Radeon 9800 and has no internal hard disk drive) and it's too much effort for the money they'd receive from it.
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So no luck in trying to get remakes on the next gen consoles like PS3 or Xbox 360 where they could actually make true ages to explore? Damn, sitting on a gold mine here people
They have brought out Myst for the iPod/iPhone and I hear rumours that Riven is to be realeased soon - if it hasn't been released already.
I purchased every myst game released for the PC over the year and also the anniversary edition cause it was nice riven was on DVD and not 5 Discs. And would But them all over again if they worked on the WII.. Hopefully with the rumors of the NEW HiDef WII coming out maybe it will get them to possibly recreate the games again and rebirth them to a whole new generation that is not familiar with the games.


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DEXTER - William Paul Davis, 89, died Feb. 27, 2002, at his home.
Born March 19, 1912, at Malden, son of the late Joseph and Lena Jann Davis, he was a farmer and was a bus driver for Dexter Public Schools for 20 years. He was a member of the First Church of the Nazarene in Dexter.
On March 4, 1953, at Piggott, Ark., he married Mary F. Howell who survives of the home.
Other survivors include: one son, William "Bill" Davis of Rolling Fork, Miss.; three daughters, Elizabeth L. Davis Combs of Urbana, Ill., Peggy S. Davis Stott of Lake St. Louis and Rita Davis McKain of Dexter; and 10 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
One brother, Herman Davis, preceded him in death.
Visitation is from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at Rainey-Mathis Funeral Home in Dexter, where services are scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday. The Rev. Gerald Beam and the Rev. Jerrold Lake will officiate.
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More than 20 local business people attended a meeting at Hotel 41, Driffield, to find out more about a new business initiative called driffieldhighstreet.com.
The idea aims to look at ways of helping local traders come together with an online presence, which may include selling online, but could also be about letting people know about the range of shops available in the town, offering promotions and special offers, and keeping shopping local.
Janet Whipps, chair of Driffield Town Team, said: "We were really pleased with the turnout and would like to thank our local businesses for giving up their time to find out more. The attendance tells us this is really worthwhile taking forward, and there were some good suggestions put forward at the meeting as to how this might work. If you have a business and would like to be involved please come along to the next meeting.
"We really hope this will become a key part of giving people an easy way to make the most of the excellent range of local shops and services."
After a short presentation given by Jim Ezard, local businessman, and chairman of Driffield & District Business Club, a workshop session led to the following ideas :
* should include other businesses, not just the high street;
* develop virtual tour to include pictures of streets - with smaller pictures of shops, bars, etc.
* promote the huge diversity of independent shops;
* aim to bring in more business - keep spending local;
* online shop window - with maps/plans to show where the businesses are;
* interact with social media;
* show where nearest car parking is to your business;
* information on events, festivals, regular features, Driffield information, accommodation, history etc.
* scheme for loyalty cards, with incentives;
* co-operative advertising i.e. share costs between businesses;
*make sure it is warm and welcoming, easy to use/simple and easy to navigate around the site;
* business listings, with links to their own websites.
This gives plenty of scope for preparing some initial ideas, which will be put back to the next meeting to be held at 5.30pm on Thursday, 29 May at the Bell Hotel Maple room.
The idea is being developed by the Driffield Town Team, as part of the Driffield Renaissance Partnership, which is supported by East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Driffield Town Council.
Councillor Jane Evison, cabinet portfolio holder for economy, investment and inequalities, said: "This a great start in developing an online presence for traders in Driffield through a collective approach. The council looks forward to taking this exciting new project forward with the local businesses and will continue to provide practical support to the private sector to grow the economy for the benefit of all of our residents."
Driffield Renaissance Partnership aims to develop projects to improve the town and organise special events and is supported by East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Driffield Town Council.


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January 13, 2010
DOE Announces Additional Energy Efficiency Enforcement Action to Protect Consumers
DOE announced on January 7 that it has entered into a Consent Decree with Haier America, thereby resolving an investigation into whether Haier violated DOE's energy efficiency standards. DOE's investigation led Haier to determine that a parts defect caused certain freezers to consume more energy than was represented to consumers, possibly violating DOE's energy efficiency standards and the Energy Star requirements for freezers. As part of the Obama Administration's commitment to enforcing energy efficiency, the Consent Decree obligates Haier to notify affected consumers, repair defective units, extend the warranty by one year, and pay a voluntary contribution of $150,000 to the U.S. Treasury.
During the investigation by DOE's Office of General Counsel, Haier voluntarily identified the freezer parts defect and took immediate steps on its own to remedy it. Haier's cooperation with the DOE investigation was critical in reaching the Consent Decree, the first ever entered into by DOE to enforce minimum energy efficiency standards. DOE encourages all manufacturers to follow Haier's example.
The Consent Decree covers standalone upright freezers sold between December 2008 and August 2009, although not all of the units will necessarily be affected by the parts defect. The following freezer models are covered: HUF138EA, HUF138PB, HUF168EA, and HUF168PB. Under the legal agreement, Haier will expand its efforts to inform consumers about potential defects in previously distributed freezers and will correct any identified defects at their expense. See the DOE press release and the Consent Decree (PDF 161 KB). Download Adobe Reader.
DOE also announced on January 12 that it has received certifications for more than 600,000 residential appliances in 15 different product categories in response to its enhanced energy efficiency enforcement efforts. DOE recently informed manufacturers that they had until January 8 to submit correct energy-use data to DOE before aggressive enforcement actions would be taken. The certification data provided by 160 different manufacturers will allow DOE to review manufacturers' compliance with minimum energy efficiency standards and to take action to ensure that products are delivering the energy and cost savings required by law. DOE will aggressively pursue all manufacturers that have failed to comply with the certification requirements or that are selling products are in violation of energy efficiency standards. See the DOE press release.


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- 1 small firm banana, diced
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- 2 whole strawberries
- In a bowl, combine the banana, sliced strawberries, marshmallows and peanuts. Fold into whipped topping. Place into two small serving dishes. Garnish with strawberries. Serve immediately. Yield: 2 servings.
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The final part to my Prospects to watch in 2011 article will hopefully encourage hardcore fight fans to pay attention to the undercards of major shows this year and assure them that the sport is in good hands for foreseeable future.
Part three focuses on novice-level prospects, those still-developing up-and-comers who have yet to step up to eight-round professional fights. There are 27 young fighters listed here. As with the list of intermediate-level prospects in part two, there could have easily been twice as many names in this article.
All of the fighters listed are athletically gifted or naturally talented boxers. Many were experienced amateur standouts who won or placed in numerous national competitions. Some, such as Frankie Gomez and Deontay Wilder, placed in major international tournaments.
However, few have been tested in their brief pro careers, probably because most of the fighters on this list are under 23 and still growing.
Gomez, who fights on the undercard of Telefutura's Solo Boxeo on Friday, is an exception. The East L.A.-born teenager out-pointed seasoned veteran Ramon Montano over six rounds in his final bout of 2010. Montano, who has never been knocked out, is a capable former fringe contender who fought then-lightweight beltholder David Diaz to a competitive 10-round majority decision loss in 2008 and held then-undefeated prospect Dmitriy Salita to an eight-round draw in 2003.
While Gomez's opponent on Jan. 14 is not in Montano's class, the quality of his opposition is expected to rise dramatically as the year progresses.
It will be a lot of fun watching how he, along with his fellow novice prospects, progress along with it.
A note before we get to the list:
As mentioned in parts one and two, most of these prospects had lengthy amateur careers. I categorize those who had between 50 and 100 amateur bouts as fighters with a "strong amateur background" in the strengths portion of my fighter analysis. Fighters who engaged in more than 100 bouts, especially those who won national titles, are credited with having an "extensive amateur background." Those whose amateur credentials that include major international competitions (such as the Olympics, world amateur championships, and Pan-American Games) are recognized as having "international experience."
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To actually do the dance, start at the point where the chorus occurs, move one shoulder forward and the other backward, sort of like in a back and forth motion. Do this 3 times and to the beat.
Then keeping the left (or right) stationary and bending the right leg rock slightly to the left side. You should bend slightly backwards and be in a diagonal position. Snap your fingers as well. It helps with the rhythm.
Rock back to the original position while snapping, do the back and forth motion with the shoulders and rock to the right side this time.
The snap dance originated in Atlanta, Ga. It was led by Dem Franchise Boys' single "Lean wit it, Rock wit it"
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Maysonet named to AFCA FCS All-America Team
Dec. 4, 2012
Waco, Texas - Having recorded one of the greatest seasons by a rusher in FCS history, senior running back Miguel Maysonet (Riverhead, N.Y.) was named to the AFCA FCS All-America Team on Tuesday.
Maysonet, a finalist for the Walter Payton Award, given to the outstanding player in FCS, rushed for 1,964 yards, the 11th most yards in a season in FCS history, and scored 23 total touchdowns.
The 5-10, 210-pound back accounted for more than 100 rushing yards in a game six times and had three games with 200 or more yards in 2012. During a four-game span, he rushed for a career-high three times, capped by a 233-yard, two-touchdown performance at Coastal Carolina.
In Stony Brook's two FBS games this season, Maysonet totaled 158 yards and a touchdown against Syracuse and 220 yards and two scores in a 23-3 win over Army.
Maysonet increased his rushing totals in each of three seasons as a Seawolf, rushing for 1,128 yards as a sophomore to 1,633 as a junior to 1,964 as a senior.
When factoring in his freshman season at Hofstra, he finished his career with 5,110 yards, good for 17th all-time in FCS history, and 51 touchdowns, despite averaging only 16 carries per game.
The 2011 and 2012 Big South Offensive Player of the Year recorded 21 games with 100 or more yards, had six games with three touchdowns and is the only player in school and conference history with two games of four scores.
Maysonet also owns school and conference records for career rushing yards (4,725), yards per game (127.7), touchdowns (53) and rushing attempts (695).


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A Memorial
Recently I found out that one of my instructors from Nursing school, Jason Kurtz, RN, BSN, CMSRN, had passed away, losing his fight with cancer. It really shook me up as he was one of the biggest influences in my nursing life. He set an example that I still try to live up to.
He was my CNA instructor who pushed his students to be the very best. He held us to standards and expected us to adhere to those. He was a guy who wasn't afraid to ruffle feathers. On the day before clinicals he said, "And whatever you do, shower. I say it because people haven't and came in smelling worse than the patients." He used so much of his personal experience to color our thinking about the care we provided. Having been both a patient and a nurse he reminded us that these were real people we were going to be taking care of, with all the complex issues real people have. Even though he could be hard, he had a forgiving side, even when I mistakenly called it, "perennial care" versus "perineal care." He just joked, "So you only do it once a year? Glad I'm not your patient!"
Later, he was my boss. He hired me as an extern on his unit. I saw him in good times, when the cancer was in remission, and in bad as he was preparing for a bone marrow transplant. I saw his "O" face after another nurse had given him some demerol to finally knock down the pain he was experiencing. Not something of your boss's that you want to see. And as uncomfortable as it was, I even had to bladder scan him, which he took in a completely professional way.
After school ended, he had offered me a permanent job on his unit. I knew that he wanted me to be there. It felt like he felt we were kindred spirits, or that he was trying to mold me in his image. On my last day as an extern we had conversation where we talked about my future. I told him I was considering moving back to the Northwest. To which he told me that he would love to have me on his unit, but understood my need to head home. It was a professional send-off, which I greatly appreciated.
His was an example that I strove to achieve. I tired my hardest as an extern both for myself and because he inspired me to do better. He knew that I would be a great nurse, told me as much, but expected that I live up to that expectation. On that last say, he told me that,"You've lived up to the expectation of you. I never regretted picking you."
Here was a guy who was fighting cancer, running a busy tele unit, living his life, who always told the nurses that if any of their patients received a new diagnosis of cancer, he was more than willing to talk with the patient, even if it was a day off. He gave himself to the unit, the hospital and community. He received Nurse of the Year Leadership award at Flagstaff Medical Center and nominated for a March of Dimes Nursing Leadership award.
He was a hero to me. I know that his guidance, all the way from those first awkward moments of clinicals to graduation day helped forge me into the nurse I am. He will be missed.
Favorite Recent Admission Diagnosis
Chest Pain, Enlarged Left Testicle
Enlarged? Yes, it was bigger than my fist. Painful? I do believe so, although he didn't really seem to complain much about it. Did he have to sit down to pee? Do you really want to know that answer? The poor bastard…
May you all have a wonderful and Happy Thanksgiving!
Me? I'm going to work.
Peace and love…
Conference Notes and a Meme
Instead of going to work last Thursday and Friday, I got the chance to sit, learn, schmooze, soak up free stuff, eat bad hotel food, reconnect with an old friend, drool over HDTVs and not work. Sure, my boss didn't pay me to attend the conference but rather paid my way for it – which is almost as good. It was incredibly fascinating. Over my head, but fascinating. The conference was geared towards ICU nurses, but I was able to get a lot out of some of the presentations. Some went completely over my head and had no impact or bearing on my practice.
The highlights:
A presentation about CA-MRSA.
Considering the latest hoopla in the news, this was a welcome bit of science. The speaker differentiated between Community Acquired and Hospital Acquired MRSA, most notably the "Panton-Valentine Leukocidin (PVL)" toxin found predominantly in CA-MRSA. This is a nasty, nasty toxin. He showed slides showing normal rat lungs, rat lungs without PVL and lungs with. While the lungs of non-PVL MRSA were injured, the necrotizing effect of the PVL literally turned the lungs to mush. Not a pretty picture. He also showed histological samples of white blood cells attacked by the bug literally leaking fluid contents out through punctured plasma membranes.The speaker also presented statistics showing the uptick in cases of CA-MRSA and increasing mortality rates especially in MRSA pneumonia. One especially sinister aspect to the PVL+ CA-MRSA is the speed it can progress. One of the case studies presented showed a rapid consolidation in the lungs leading to death approximately 36 hours after presentation due to respiratory failure and septic shock. He also noted in the research notes that approximately 50% of skin infections in the community are due to CA-MRSA.
Another presentation was about unhealthy work environments. While there was a lot of "kum-by-ya" touchy-feely stuff, there were a couple of great take aways. First, was the concept that on a unit, "no one sits until we all sit." Meaning that everybody pitches in to help and make usre that no one is left behind, struggling or just plain lost. As nurses we've all had those nights where 2 or 3 of our co-workers (or aides…) are sitting surfing the web while you're running around like a maniac trying valiantly to at least keep your head above water. Second was a quote about ratios where basically, "if you have time to sit at the bedside and look you patient in the eye and truly learn their needs your ratio is ok." One of my biggest issues with my unit has been ratios. I think we're staffed too short for the acuity of our patients. But when I take that idea into mind, it seems like it might be OK. At least lately.
There were others like a presentation on hypothermia post-cardiac arrest, acute renal failure in ICU settings, spectacular trauma cases (which was waaaay cool!), some stuff on nutrition and one on clots and clot busters. It was a great experience. Perhaps the highlight though was in talking to the Stryker rep, found out that my unit is getting new beds. Very, very, very nice new beds. Evidently our manager had gone to bat for us (as a unit) that we needed beds of a higher caliber than what we had been using. Sound like she really went out of her way and fought hard to get this. These beds are amazing. All have bed alarms, bed weights, will turn your patient for you, convert to a chair and allow one tiny nurse to push a 550lb. patient to Xray. These beds are going to save our backs and make life a little bit easier.
The other take away from the conference was how it made me feel. It made me want to step up my game as a nurse and take a greater interest and active role in the way my unit is run. Maybe instead of bitching about all the things that are going poorly, maybe actually work to try to change those things and make it a better place to work. I came away with a renewed sense of excitement and hope. Of course that will last all of about five minutes when I walk in the door nest night I work and see nothing but geri-chairs and tent beds all down the hallway…
Read the meme after the jump…
Change of Shift
New Change of Shift is up over at Kim's place. Go check it out!
Ask your doctor about…
You've heard them on TV, ominous sounding symptoms followed by a plea to see your doctor and ask about "brand X" medication. And sure enough, folks run out to do so. Consumer Reports has a great video blog about this very thing. Thanks to Dr. Wes for the link.
Maybe I should do my own…
Cue eerie music, scenes of people on a busy street:
Are you breathing? Is your heart beating? cue heart sounds
Do you have the strange sensation of wind in your hair, the taste of a good meal or the diversion of a great conversation? video of people riding motorcycles, eating at a nice restaurant, sitting at a coffee shop
Do you get up the morning and sit in your car commuting to a dead-end job? video of congested freeways, office cubicles
Odds are you have a condition called "life." You see life is a sexually transmitted disease with a terminal outcome but researchers are coming up with ways to not make this so worrisome. cue uplifting music and video of smiling researchers with laboratory equipment If life has got you down, ask your doctor about Fucidol®.
A once daily dose of Fucidol® can ease your worries. It soothes your feelings and makes the thought of a terminal outcome, or any coherent thought at all just distant vague memory.
Fucidol® has been shown to cause tiredness, dizziness, heart palpitation, incontinence, anal leakage, munchies, constipation, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, increased sexual urges, impotence, blindness, altered sense of taste and smell, red eyes, cough, decreased value of your house, anxiety, paranoia and depression. In some cases people have stopped breathing. This is a serious side effect and you should notify your health care provider at once. Certain people should not take Fucidol®.
So ask you doctor if Fucidol® is right for you! And start living like tomorrow doesn't matter and you don't care!
cue empowering music and video of happy shiny people, fade to black.
Hmmm… with the writers on strike now, maybe I've got a second job?
Inappropriate ICU Transfer of the Week
When folks need to go to the Unit, whether it is an evolving MI, (non)lethal arrhythmia, hemodynamic instability or they just need that higher level of care, we can't wait to get them off the floor. Last thing anyone on our floor wants is a truly unstable patient lingering in one of our rooms when they needed to be the Unit 20 minutes ago. Sometimes though, you just can't seem to convince the docs that they need to go and in the same vein, those that really don't need to go, get sent.
We had a couple of instances of that lately. First, we called a Code on a guy who vagaled on the toilet. He was down to the Unit in less than 15 minutes, albeit already awake and laughing with the transport nurses as he went. At the decision time though, he needed to go. Now.
On the other hand is the patient who is stable but the docs are convinced they require the advanced monitoring care of the ICU. This happened just the other night.
Let me remind you, we're a cardiac unit. We deal with post-PCI patients, pacers, rule out MI's, pre/post-op open hearts, CHFers, arrhythmias (like atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response) among other things – like being the largest unit in the hospital and getting overflow patients. When it comes to all things cardiac, we're the place to be. Guess that's why the sign over the entrance to our unit says "Cardiology/Cardiac Surgery".
Anyway. My colleague's patient was post-chole or some other laproscopic surgery. Nothing too hot and heavy. She goes in to asses her patient (who's not on tele) and notices her heart rate is rapid and irregular. Being the good cardiac nurse she is, she grabs a12-lead EKG and voila' – a-fib with RVR. She calls the surgical resident on call who orders some metoprolol to slow down the rate and eventually a diltiazem drip. No biggie to us. We do this all the time. Heck, with our fresh hearts we have an A-Fib protocol where we don't even have to call the surgeon if the patient goes into fib, as long as they're hemodynamically stable. We just follow the protocol.
In this case, after the drip was started, blood pressures were 110's over 70's, rate in the 80-90's, good perfusion (warm, pink and intact), making urine, not even short of breath. Totally manageable on our floor. But the surgical resident still wants to transfer. My colleague tries to suggest that it isn't needed. She did everything but come out and say, "Y'know what? She's stable. Her rate's good. She doesn't need to go." Not that it would have done any good. So off she goes at 0630 down to the Unit. Her rate on arrival to the unit was 70's and it looked like her heart was already trying to convert back into normal sinus.
I looked at the ICU nurse and said, "Ten bucks says she's back up by the end of the day."
To which she replied, "End of the day? She'll be back up by noon!"
"Right," I retort, "if they haven't given her room away…"
It's a Murphy's Law kind of thing: they go when they don't need to and stay when they do.
And for all you soda drinkers out there, here's a little bit of science to enliven your day: "What happens to your body if you drink a Coke right now?" Now, off to the fridge, I'm kind of thirsty…
Ahh…oops, brain fart.
I knew I was missing a link when I posted about helmets.. Now I found it. You should see these pics and crazy story. Now I remember why I wear a helmet. Oh yeah, check the coverage on BikePortland.org about the recent spate of bicycle crashes here in PDX, it's a bit sobering.
Continuing the digression, I wonder what the true cause for the crashes in PDX is. Nothing against the folks who have been killed, in fact it's a damn shame, but I wonder if us cyclists are getting a little full of ourselves. Yes, we've made PDX a great cycling community. I see tons of bikes even out in the 'burbs where I live, but sheer numbers do nothing to protect us. We're still just meat on a flimsy steel frame waiting to get smeared into road kill by the next idiot distracted by their oh-so-important cell phone conversation as the wonder what that "bump" was while they were turning into Starbucks. Aggressive cycling, by that I mean exerting your space on the pavement, which by law is ours, has it's downsides as it opens us up to the full assault of the motorized public.
Be safe out there, picking gravel out of road rash is not a good way to spend the last sunny day of the year out here…


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If our little sister was a 5'10" Vogue model we really, really wouldn't bother trying to steal the limelight from her. Especially if she's busy modelling couture designs in Paris. But Kim Kardashian will try (obviously! It's Kim).
Kurvy Kim flew into Paris yesterday and started walking around with boobs out immediately. Oh, and she chowed down on a massive churro, too - which has gone down a storm with the Internet. We told you she wanted to steal Kendall's thunder.
Kim also definitely believes that she owns Paris - as she got married there. Unluckily for Kim, Kendall has already stunned on the catwalk.
After many remarked that she didn't have what it takes to be a professional model, the reality TV star wowed her critics at Paris Fashion Week. She stormed the show at Paris Fashion Week, modelling for Karl Lagerfield at the House of Chanel
Kendall also tweeted a photo of herself with Jared Leto:
cute! RT @DerekBlasberg: Just a couple of Americans in Paris: me, @JaredLeto and @KendallJenner at the Chanel show pic.twitter.com/3RoeMcVwuL— Kendall Jenner (@KendallJenner) July 8, 2014
Very glam indeed! So we doubt she's too bothered about Kim strutting around in front of the cameras. But make sure to keep an eye out for more attention-seeking antics from Kim - because it is basically hilarious.


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Take a sneak peek at the new NIST.gov and let us know what you think!
(Please note: some content may not be complete on the beta site.).
Bitter Orange SRMs: Tools for Product Analysis/Quality
For Immediate Release: May 13, 2008
John Blair
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has developed Standard Reference Materials (SRMs) for bitter orange, long used in folk medicine and now increasingly used in herbal weight-loss products. Researchers can use the new materials to develop and test analytical methods for compounds in bitter orange, or as control materials for quality assurance of their measurements. The NIST samples do not offer scientific evidence to address the use of bitter orange for health purposes.
Also known as Seville orange, sour orange, and Zhi shi, bitter orange has been used in traditional Chinese medicine and by indigenous people of the Amazon rain forest for nausea, indigestion and constipation. Current uses of bitter orange are for heartburn, loss of appetite, nasal congestion and weight loss. Users also apply it to skin for fungal infections such as ringworm and athlete's foot.
Bitter orange has been used as a substitute for ephedra, a dietary supplement for weight loss now banned by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The dried fruit and peel of bitter orange (and sometimes the flowers and leaves) are taken by mouth in extracts, tablets and capsules. Bitter orange oil also can be applied to the skin. NIST supplies standardized samples of bitter orange in three forms that represent different analytical measurement challenges: ground fruit, extract and solid oral dosage form (tablets).
The National Institute of Health's (NIH) National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) affirms that "there is not enough scientific evidence to support the use of bitter orange for health purposes." It notes "many herbal weight-loss products now use bitter orange peel in place of ephedra. However, bitter orange contains the chemical synephrine, which is similar to the main chemical in ephedra. The U.S. FDA banned ephedra because it raises blood pressure and is linked to heart attacks and strokes: it is unclear whether bitter orange has similar effects. There is currently little evidence that bitter orange is safer to use than ephedra."
The new bitter orange reference materials include SRM 3258 (ground fruit), SRM 3259 (extract) and SRM 3260 (solid oral dosage form). In addition the three SRMs are packaged together as SRM 3261. The SRM materials for analysis and measurement come with certified concentration values for synephrine, octopamine, tyramine, N-methylytramine, hordenine, total alkaloids and caffeine.
Partial support for the development of the bitter orange SRMs was provided by NIH's Office of Dietary Supplements and the FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER). For more information on these and other NIST Standard Reference Materials, see Technology Services: Standard Reference Materials.


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Since Election Day, there has been a lot of media coverage about the so-called "fiscal cliff," and state budget officers, like many others, are closely watching Congress and the Administration to see what will happen and how it will affect states. The "fiscal cliff" includes a number of tax and spending policies set to take effect under current law, including:
- Expiration of numerous income tax provisions, including the Bush-era tax cuts, expanded tax credits under the Obama Administration, and many other temporary income tax breaks that are regularly renewed
- Expiration of the two percentage-point payroll tax cut
- Reversion of the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) income thresholds to 2000 tax year levels
- Increased tax rates on earnings and investment income for high-income taxpayers under the Affordable Care Act
- Automatic across-the-board spending cuts, known as sequestration, to nonexempt defense and nondefense programs
- Expiration of emergency unemployment benefits
- Reduction in Medicare's payment rates for physicians
There is no question that "going over the cliff" (i.e., allowing all of the above spending cuts and tax increases to go into effect) can result in significant negative economic impacts. For example, Moody's Analytics forecasts that "going off the cliff" would dip the country into a mild recession beginning in early 2013 that could last six months. They forecast that the unemployment rate could be pushed back up over nine percent, and warn there are potential risks for an even deeper downturn. In addition, according to the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, taxes will rise by roughly 20 percent if current law is not changed. The timeline for the fiscal cliff and other relevant dates that will shape budget negotiations is as follows:
- December 31, 2012: Expiration of above-mentioned tax provisions
- January 2, 2013: Sequestration cuts go into effect
- Early 2013: Debt ceiling will need to be raised
- March 27, 2013: Six-month continuing resolution (CR) expires
At this moment, predicting what will happen during negotiations is difficult, even with the election now behind us. However, most pundits seem to agree that the cuts under the sequester will not be allowed to occur. As for taxes, many experts believe that there is a strong likelihood that the payroll tax cut will be allowed to expire, although some Democratic Members of Congress have recently indicated that they would like the payroll tax to be "on the table" for negotiations. On the other side of the coin, many policy experts speculate that the Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) will be fixed. If it's not, many more Americans will have an unexpected tax bill increase when they file their taxes next year, since without a "patch" on the AMT, the income thresholds will revert back to 2000 tax year levels, thus pulling many more households under the AMT. That still leaves open the question as to what will happen with the expiring tax provisions often called the "Bush tax cuts."
Some analysts think Congress needs to send the nation over the cliff temporarily and then deal with the tax issues and spending cuts in January, believing they can fix these issues retroactively. Yet, one expects there will be a lot of political pressure in mid-December for them to do something. NASBO staff thinks there will be a lot of public posturing and media attention over the next month and some agreement will be found by mid-to-late December. Congress will either find a way to delay some of the harder decisions or will actually come to some type of agreement. Getting a significant long-term deficit reduction deal during the short lame-duck period will be hard. NASBO will provide updates in our weekly Washington Report and through other means since at this moment, it's hard to speculate exactly what will happen. The more conciliatory tone of the debate since the election on Tuesday is heartening, but the issues here are complex and uncertainty continues. States are concerned about what, if any, federal budget cuts will occur, and how much the amounts will be. In addition, states are concerned about potential tax changes, their impact on the economy and the level of uncertainty federal actions will resolve.


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Definition of nonspecific urethritis in English:
nonspecific urethritis
(abbreviation NSU)
Inflammation of the urethra due to infection by chlamydiae or other organisms (other than gonococci).
Example sentences
- In the developing world, the commonest diseases are gonorrhoea, syphilis, chancroid, and HIV infection, whereas in developed countries they are chlamydial infections, non-specific urethritis, genital warts, and herpes.
- According to the HPSC, the most common STIs reported last year were anogenital warts, genital chlamydia infection and non-specific urethritis (infection of the bladder).
- Among the most common infections are genital warts, chlamydia, candidiasis and non-specific urethritis.
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The Chaos is a slowpitch softball bat from Miken Sports. The bat features a 100% composite construction which utilizes aerospace-grade fibers for strength and durability. It includes Miken's Multi-Layer Biaxial technology along with an MPa7 Resin system to increase the sweet spot and improve performance.
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The Chaos has a Dynamic Flex Ratio of 250 which increases the distance and keeps the bat stable on powerful hits. It is designed with a 14.5" barrel that is 2.25" in diameter and has a premium synthetic leather grip. The bat also includes X-Tack Plus technology for additional grip at the knob. The bat is compliant with ASA, USSSA, NSA, and ISA standards.
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The Super-Secret NFL Footage Now For Sale
The National Football League will offer fans something they've never had before: the whole game.
The league announced Friday that it will offer to fans the coaches' film known as the "All 22," which shows all 22 players on the field at once. The footage, which will be released on the league's "Game Rewind" package, was long-desired by NFL fans but not granted for every play until now. The service that includes the All 22 will cost $69.99 and feature every play once the game is over.
In November, the Journal reported that the biggest objection to releasing the footage was from those inside the game who were afraid of an extra level of scrutiny from fans. Jeff Berman, the NFL's general manager of digital media, said Friday that the competition committee wasn't a obstacle but rather the NFL saw a "tremendous opportunity" during a meeting in late March when the issue was presented. He said the committee viewed the film as "something to reward and engage our most passionate fans."
The move will please the most hardcore NFL fans who cannot pick up entire plays or schemes with regular television cameras, even with advances in high-definition TV. In order to gauge the interest in the camera angle among football diehards, the NFL surveyed those already subscribed to the "Game Rewind" service, and Berman said the data showed that "the level of interest in this product among those fans was off the charts, and that goes beyond coaches and sportswriters, where the interest is around 100%."
It remains to be seen how well the All 22 plays with players and coaches during the season. Charley Casserly, a former general manager who was a member of the NFL's competition committee, told the Journal last fall that he was against releasing it because he was "concerned about misinformation being spread about players and coaches and their ability to do their job."
The biggest beneficiaries of the new angle may be NFL statistics enthusiasts, who have long been frustrated by the ability to gather information with the current narrow view. Berman said the future of both technology and statistics could be "mind-boggling."


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