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who saw it?And what did u think about it?i thought it was awesome!i love johnny depp!!
I didn't get the chance to see it yet but I really want to, I love Jonhy Depp too so as soon as I heard he was in it I decided I was gonna watch it. It's goo to hear a positive review here!
Love... is just a different kind of pain.
I figured it would be pretty dark because it was a tim burton flick but it wasn't that dark. Johnny Depp is great, he always plays weird characters and pulls them off so well.
"The wound lies deep, like the ocean floor. The sin is red, growing paler in death."
but he almost always plays them well.Love... is just a different kind of pain.
It was amazing, absolutely amazing
Yes Alice in Wonderland is amazing fantasy movie. I really like this movie.Its awesome.I love to watch fantasy and =adventurous flicks and Now I am waiting to Watch Gnomeo and Juliet Movie, next fantasy Movie which is going to be released soon. I will surely watch this movie.
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Yeah i seen it <.< i like it.
and I found the red queen was actually quite likeable, I never liked the original to be honest so I was very surprised to find that I liked this one. Lol anyway I thought the plot was good, the characters were good, the pacing was nice. Overall an enjoyable movie one that I have watched several times now. I would definitely recommend it!!
p.s. I loved it when the red queen thought that Alice's name was Um, lol that was kinda funny, and it was endearing how she was so fond of Alice for that short period I liked it. Love... is just a different kind of pain.


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A grandma in her 30s. Had her children when she was younger than 15. However, she doesn't look 30 (more like 70) due to all of the drugs she's taken. Has a hoarse voice and raspily yells at her grandchildren.
That old husk must be an eastern kentucky grandma!
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An animal cute enough to eat, unfortunatly when you do you have no more friend.
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A guinea pig is a tube with a brain. Stuff goes into this tube at one end and comes out of the other. The purpose of the brain is to cause the tube to find more stuff to eat. Just underneath the brain, near the feet, is a squeaking muscle shaped like a kidney bean. If the brain thinks, even just for a second, that there is the remotest possibility of food, anywhere, within a fifty mile radius, then it sends a signal to the squeaking muscle, which then squeaks. Squeaks can also be elicited by tissues, your homework, feathers, and the rustling of plastic bags, all of which are incredibly delicious to the guinea pig.
I'm a guinea pig, big and chubby...what can I eat? Hay and pellets, fruits & veggies, Vitamin C!
by your dog March 30, 2008
guinea pigs are adorable rodents who are also known as cavies. they make great pets and are easy to look after. they are vegertarians and love to eat most fruit and vegetables. they also love fresh hay and grass.
my guinea pig loves to eat cucumber
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n. Offensive term for a particularly unattractive woman of Italian ancestry. Orig.: guinea is an offensive term for Italians, and pig describes an ugly female.
I banged that guinea pig Gina last night, but I had to bag her first.
by SkidMarkyMark April 24, 2006
1. Someone or something that is used to test medicine or other products and procedures.
2. A small South American rodent that looks like a miniature capibara and is kept around the world as a pet. Also used as a food in its native range.
2. A small South American rodent that looks like a miniature capibara and is kept around the world as a pet. Also used as a food in its native range.
1. Fred is a guinea pig for a pharmeceudical company and gets paid for the testing.
2. One of the class animals in my biology class is a guinea pig.
2. One of the class animals in my biology class is a guinea pig.
by Steve December 14, 2004
The cutest little animal in the world. They have a chubby body and no tail and they can come in a variety of different colours. Eats most vegetables and some fruits. Guinea pigs love fresh hay and grass. Also called cavy
My guinea pigs are the cutest!
by S December 28, 2004
A cop that works for the mafia.
Sgt. O'Mally is a real Guinea Pig. I saw him down at the docks taking a bribe from one of the Don's goons, while they were unloading some Coke.
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All the projections and mock drafts come down to tonight when the 2011 MLB draft kicks off in Secaucus, New Jersey. This is one of the best drafts in recent years, possibly ever, with some saying that it could rival the 2005 draft as far as high-end talent is concerned.
Pittsburgh has the No. 1 pick and seems locked in on UCLA pitcher Gerrit Cole. Beyond that, everything else looks to be up in the air.
Kansas high school player Bubba Starling, who has a scholarship to play football and baseball at Nebraska, is the best athlete in the draft and could go anywhere from second to Seattle all the way down to the Cubs at nine.
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WELLSVILLE -The Tigers outran the Potters.
The Wellsville boys' basketball team raced out to a 17-2 lead, and the Tigers had to hold off a late charge by East Liverpool en route to a 55-51 victory Friday night at Wellsville in the season opener for both teams.
"We got and ran, and we ran often," Wellsville (1-0) head coach Bug Thompson said about his team's fast start. "We were running, and that is what we wanted to do."
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Wellsville's Brendon Carr and East Liverpool's Hayden Cunningham fight for possession on Friday. (Photo courtesy of Jimmy Joe Savage)
East Liverpool did not respond well at the beginning of the game.
"This a very tough place to play," East Liverpool head coach Nate Conley said. "They are a veteran team. They are a good basketball team. They are going to win a lot of games. Tonight we took one on the chin. We will have to see how we react."
Three players scored in double digits to lead the way for the Tigers.
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Wellsville 55, East Liverpool 51
EL (51): Hayden Cunningham 6 2-6 15, Kade Reynolds 1 0-0 2, Derek Thompson 3 4-9 10, Austin Emmerling 1 1-3 3, D.J. Austin 5 0-0 12, Aaron Long 0 0-0 0, John Rickerd 0 0-0 0, Owen Crawford 3 0-0 8, Ryian Burson 0 0-0 0. Totals: 19 7-18 51.
WE (55): Camden Douglas 5 5-9 16, Nate Scott 4 1-5 11, Antonio Fultz 0 0-0 0, Brendon Carr 3 0-0 6, Jordan Sloan 5 5-12 18, Sam McIntosh 1 2-2 4. Totals: 18 13-28 55.
3-Pointers: East Liverpool: 6 (Cunningham 2, Austin 2, Crawford 2); Wellsville: 6 (Sloan 3, Scott 2, Douglas)
Jordan Sloan netted a game-high 18 points to go along with four rebounds, Camden Douglas delivered 16 points, four assists and five steals and Nate Scott tallied 11 points to go along with three assists and three steals.
Also, Brendon Carr recorded six points and six rebounds, and Sam McIntosh ended up with four points.
Three players also scored in double digits for the Potters.
Hayden Cunningham contributed a team-high 15 points, D.J. Austin collected 12 points and Derek Thompson chipped in with 10 points.
Also, Owen Crawford delivered eight points, Austin Emmerling ended up with three points and Kade Reynolds recorded two points.
The Tigers entered the game with the majority of their team from last season when Wellsville advanced all the way to the Ohio Division IV Northeast District Co-Final at Struthers before falling to Mogadore. Josh Carter was the lone senior on last year's team.
On the other hand, the Potters graduated six players from a 19-win team. East Liverpool advanced to the Ohio Division II Eastern District Co-Final before falling to St. Clairsville down at Ohio University Eastern.
"They all played varsity before," Conley said about the Tigers. "I wanted to call a quick timeout as soon as they throw the jump ball up to calm our team down. They were so nervous and so amped up. We never got comfortable in the first half. In the second half, we calmed down."
Thompson said he expects the Potters to have another strong season this year.
"I figured they would have a good team," he said. "All of those kids practiced every day against those seniors last year. That has to help you. Playing against good competition makes you better. They are going to be fine.
"Nate does a heck of a job with them. They have some new faces this year. We went through that last year. With young players, you are going to have good days and you are going to have bad days."
Wellsville led 19-10 after the first quarter. Austin scored on a layup as time expired to pull the Potters within nine points.
Douglas scored to open the second quarter putting the Tigers up 21-10. At that point, the Potters had committed 10 turnovers in the game. East Liverpool ended the game with 21 turnovers, while Wellsville had 19.
Later in the quarter, the team's traded 3-pointers, and Scott drained a 3-pointer with around five seconds left in the stanza to give the hosts a 35-22 lead at the half.
"In the second quarter we got away from what we were doing," Thompson said. We wanted to run, but we wanted to run under control. We wanted to move the ball, but they would come down and shoot the first opportunity they had.
"We had some guys in foul trouble. We wanted to milk the clock at the end, but we threw the ball away three times in the final two minutes."
East Liverpool ended the third quarter on a 10-2 run to pull within 43-34 entering the fourth.
Conley said his team was able to get back into the game because of its "defense."
In the fourth quarter, the Potters got as close as 51-46, but the Tigers converted just enough shots from the free-throw line to pull out the win.
"We are a very-good shooting team, but we weren't able to make a shot," Conley said. "We were able to get some steals and get out into transition.
"I'm not upset at all. We will bounce back. Don't get me wrong, we have a lot of work to do. Sometimes, you take a pounding."
The Tigers converted just 13 of 28 shots from the charity stripe.
"Our foul shooting was horrendous down the stretch," Thompson said. "They are going to be doing a lot of running tomorrow, a lot of running."
East Liverpool won the JV game, 47-37. Joey Bickerton netted 11 points for the Potters, and Ryian Burson ended up with 10. Devon Smith tallied a game-high 12 points for the Tigers.
East Liverpool plays tonight at home against Zanesville. Wellsville plays again Tuesday at Beaver Local.


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Snow, Snow and More Snow
February 7th, 2009 by Nik Roberts
Category: England, International, Men's Lacrosse, Women's, Youth Tags: International, Snow, South England
Snow snow and more snow, the South of England was really bad this week, the whole country stops for a quarter inch of snow, so 4 inches really put the brakes on absolutely everything.
But we still go on looking for new players, the men's and women's youth teams in Trowbridge, Wiltshire looked to have recruited a couple of likely candidates, sadly the games were all called off over the weekend and we didn't get to see their skills.
Nice gloves though..
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Understanding Strabismus and Amblyopia
Understanding Strabismus and Amblyopia
Good vision takes a team effort from the eye muscles, eyes, and brain. When the eyes don't work together, the brain has trouble interpreting what's being seen. This can cause vision problems.
How the Eyes Work Together
Each eye sees from a slightly different angle. This means that two different pictures are sent to the brain. The brain fuses (blends) these pictures into one 3-D image.
When There's a Problem
When the eyes don't work together, the brain receives pictures it can't fuse together. The brain suppresses (ignores) signals it can't use. In most cases, signals from only one eye are ignored. The signals from the other eye are interpreted as a flat image instead of one in 3-D. During suppression, normal vision can't develop in the eye that's being ignored. This is known as amblyopia.
Reasons Why the Eyes Don't Work Together
Alignment Problems (Strabismus): One eye looks in a different direction from what it's trying to see. This may be constant (all the time) or intermittent (some of the time).
Focusing Problems: One or both eyes have trouble focusing. The brain receives blurry pictures. Focusing problems include being nearsighted (distant objects appear blurry), being farsighted (nearby objects appear blurry), and having astigmatism (both nearby and distant objects are distorted). In some cases, focusing problems are worse in one eye than in the other.
Other Problems: Rarely, sight in one or both eyes can be blocked by a problem such as a cataract (cloudy lens). An eye doctor can tell you more about this.


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The "Thermalp les Bains" thermal spa centre offers a comprehensive wellness programme and all the services of a health treatment centre. A treatment sector, cosmetic medicine department and three thermal baths are at the disposal of visitors.
The area around Ovronnaz offers a beautiful hiking network through vineyards, across green Alpine pastures all the way up to the mountains of the Muveran Mountain Range and Lake Fully. Young Wild West fans are sure to love the Lucky Luke Play Trail when they follow in the tracks of the famous comic cowboy in the Ovronnaz area. In autumn, when the "Indian Summer" turns leaves colourful, the region is particularly brilliant. And its the perfect time to sample some of the delicious Valai wines at the nearby vineyards.
An easy, 19-kilometre-long mountain bike route runs from Ovronnaz via a forest trail to the picturesque village of Chiboz. Ambitious bike riders will love the loop up to the Col de Forcle with its spectacular view of the Lower Valais. The profile of the route is a little tough but after the bike tour the whirlpools at one of the thermal spas provide the perfect opportunity to pamper those muscles.
Ski & Spa, this combination is a must in Ovronnaz. What could be more pleasant than relaxing in the tingling warmth of a thermal spa after a day frolicking in the powdery snow? Two chairlifts and six ski lifts provide access to the Ovronnaz ski region at altitudes between 1400 and 2500 metres above sea level and provide the perfect winter sports fun opportunity for everyone, from baby lift to demanding descents in the area of Tsantonnaire.
Against the impressive backdrop of the Valais Alps, the winter walks on the round about 20-kilometre marked routes are great fun. And there are 11 kilometres of trails for snow-shoe trekkers. The cross-country skiing trail network consists of 25 kilometres of tracks.
- Thermal spa – three thermal pools with water temperatures between 32 and 35 degrees and a panorama view are perfect for relaxing.
- Martigny – town with a Mediterranean air in the Lower Valais with a Celtic-Roman history and international renowned art exhibitions.
- Sitten (or Sion) – capital of the Canton of Valais with historic townscape, characterised by the impressive fortified Valère castle hill with a stunning view.


text: From barebones to luxurious to truly offbeat, the Southwest offers a vast array of lodging options. Cookie-cutter chains line the interstates, providing a nice safety net for the less adventurous, but it's the indie-owned places that really shine. Where else but the Southwest can you sleep in a concrete wigwam or a cavern 21 stories underground? For road-trippers, the most comfortable accommodations for the lowest price are usually found in mom-and-pop roadside motels.


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Friday I cold-turkey removed myself from blogging, Twitter, & Facebook for three days. At first I planned to keep a journal of all the things I would have tweeted or said but couldn't because of the hiatus. The only thing I wrote down was the fact that I made two purchases in a row that were exact dollar amounts- I spent $8 even at Walgreen's and Culver's lunch was $11 even. That's what I thought about Tweeting. Really. Dumb.
I realized that not only had I been feeling like my mind and spirit had been overwhelmed with un-needed Internet "toxins" of useless information, I have been polluting the stream and feeds more often than not as well.
We've been going on daily walks
And Ivy jabbered away at the next table. She read herself a book, in her own words of course. And I probably would have seen that as a chance to chill out -whew she's busied herself, so I can get something done! But instead I just watched her without her knowing. My face hurt from smiling. And I ached for the other things I've missed in place of "me time" that really was more like "waste of time."
I didn't keep a journal like I thought I would. But I did have a bit of a writer's block removed. I felt more creative and let words ride the flow. I couldn't wait to plunk it out on my computer. That was another interesting factoid. I've often used Twitter and Facebook as a crutch to help me with things to write about but am now seeing that is just synthetic. Inside a big bubble, no less.
True, not every moment I spend on Twitter and Facebook is for naught. Some of it is good and fun and totally worth it. But I was finding myself loitering around a point where I wasn't able to decipher which was which, you know?
I am surprised that I wished I had made my hiatus last longer. I thought I would be ready to post by the time Monday saw 12 a.m. But here it is late at night and almost Tuesday. I honestly think I might "roughly" plan to refrain from Twitter and Facebook on the weekends meaning I'm going to just pencil that in and not decide anything permanent now and all but... the re-entry after a couple days off is niiiice. It feels like things fit a bit better again. I can see clearly. I didn't get nearly as much done as I thought I would with this little experiment, but I think that I realized that it doesn't have to be all or nothing. I don't see unplugging completely as the answer. Maybe just turning down the volume once in a while will do.
A stop and smell the roses and don't tweet about it every time you do it kind of thing. Is it not just as beautiful if no one else knows it happened? Some things- many things- everyday things are better left just felt and unsaid. It will tell you a whole lot more later on.
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Dressed in a suit and tie, Edward McCloud stood in a courtroom Thursday looking like a successful businessman, Erie County Judge Sheila A. DiTullio said.
But McCloud's trade for more than two decades has been street crime. And the judge, calling him a thug without conscience, sentenced him to the maximum 25 years to life in prison on his conviction for second-degree murder and first-degree robbery and burglary.
An Erie County Court jury in October convicted McCloud, 42, in the shooting death of Buffalo liquor store owner Armod R. Law during a Cheektowaga home invasion Nov. 12, 2011.
Jurors found that McCloud broke into Law's West Grand Boulevard home, duct-taped the victim, stole property, slit Law's throat and then shot him in the head with a handgun.
"Suffice it to say, Mr. McCloud, this was a horrific crime," DiTullio said at the sentencing hearing. "You're a cold-blooded murderer."
McCloud's past crimes date back to 1987 and include attempted robbery, weapons possession, drugs and escape, the judge said.
"You have no conscience, and you just don't stop," DiTullio added.
McCloud, of Person Street, did not speak at the hearing, but defense attorney Michael L. D'Amico told the judge that McCloud maintains his innocence.
"He does express sympathy for all of the victims in this case," D'Amico said. "He does feel sorry for them."
The victim's family was not moved. "We don't want any apologies," said Benny Law, the murder victim's father. "It won't be accepted."
The 37-year-old victim was the owner of Rashad's Liquors on Broadway at the time of his death.
In his victim-impact statement, Benny Law said he could not understand why McCloud shot his son after finding money in the basement.
"Why did you do it?" Benny Law asked McCloud. "You didn't have to do it."
The father called McCloud "a dirty, low-down, cold-blooded, despicable murderer."
"We're angry," he told the judge. "We're very angry. Whatever you give him, Your Honor, he deserves every bit of it."
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Jones, of Parkview Terrace, had pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter and criminal possession of a weapon and testified at McCloud's murder trial.
Homicide prosecutor Colleen Curtin Gable, who, with Assistant District Attorney Mary Beth DePasquale, prosecuted McCloud, built the case on McCloud's DNA that was found on several items in the home invasion and on Jones' cooperation.
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"Parental Guidance" (PG): "Parental Guidance" is perfectly OK for kids 8 and older, but they're more likely to appreciate Billy Crystal's wisecracking as the voice of the likable green-eyeball monster Mike in "Monsters, Inc. 3D" (G).
In this weak new live-action comedy, Crystal's rat-a-tat shtick will more likely appeal to older adults and leave kids wondering what the fuss is about, especially when he rhapsodizes about a great moment in baseball, circa 1951. Still, for moms and dads the movie offers a fair critique of upper-middle-class helicopter parenting.
Artie (Crystal), a small-time sportscaster, has just lost his gig with the minor league Fresno Grizzlies. So he's not in the mood when he and his wife Diane (Bette Midler) fly to Atlanta at the reluctant request of their daughter Alice (Marisa Tomei) to baby-sit her and husband Phil's (Tom Everett Scott) three kids for a week. Artie and Alice are estranged because she felt neglected by him as a child. Diane is determined she and Artie will bond with the grandkids this time.
Both grandparents quickly see that Alice's idea of parenting, full of psychobabble and free of punishment, is very different from theirs.
Too many of the gags in "Parental Guidance" involve verbal, visual and aural toilet humor. The script also contains mild sexual innuendo and subtle homophobic humor. Grown-ups tell anecdotes about getting drunk. An adult character drinks wine. Billy Crystal's character gets slammed in the crotch with a baseball bat and then projectile vomits onto the child perpetrator. One of the kids gets bullied at school and comes home with a black eye. We don't see the fight.
"Les Misérables" (PG-13): The tragedy, suffering and grand emotions in this operatic tale of early 19th century France (based on Victor Hugo's classic novel) makes it perhaps too much movie for some middle schoolers and definitely for preteens. The fact that even the dialogue is sung may also put them off.
Many other teens, though, will be swept up by the epic grandiosity of director Tom Hooper's film. Those who have seen and loved the stage version may have issues with the way some of their favorite songs are sung. Star Hugh Jackman, for example, acts terrifically the role of the hero Jean Valjean, but he isn't a high tenor. When he gets to "Bring Him Home," usually sung in a melting falsetto on stage, he pushes his voice hard and it's not pretty. Amanda Seyfried as Valjean's grown-up adopted daughter Cosette warbles in a painfully tremulous soprano.
On the other hand, Russell Crowe as Javert, the obsessively righteous policeman who has pursued Jean Valjean for decades over a broken parole, surprises us with his husky and effective baritone. And Anne Hathaway as the doomed factory worker Fantine (Cosette's mother) uses her lovely trained soprano to great effect in "I Dreamed a Dream."
Filled with Christian themes about forgiveness and love, "Les Misérables" recounts how Jean Valjean, released from a chain gang after serving almost 20 years for petty thievery, lets go of his bitterness, has a spiritual epiphany, and starts a new life, thereby breaking his parole. He becomes an upstanding citizen.
The strongest element that earns the PG-13 rating is the sense of squalor and suffering that the film evokes. The violent clashes between students and the army muskets are not graphic, but have a fierceness. Prostitutes in low-cut rags troll the streets in one chapter, and sing crass, suggestive lyrics about their work. Characters drink. A key character jumps off a bridge and we see his body hit.
"Monsters, Inc. 3D" (G): When "Monsters, Inc." was released on Nov., 2, 2001, The Family Filmgoer recommended it for kids 6 and older and described the Pixar-animated comedy as "mighty funny," full of "zingers straight from vaudeville and sitcom land" and "magical in its view of the world." It's still funny, but more for 7 and older in 3-D.
The film takes the whole idea of kids' nighttime fears about monsters under their beds or in their closets and runs with it.
The monsters live in Monstropolis and work at Monsters, Inc. Doors on an assembly line move through the factory and the monsters walk through them and into little kids' bedroom closets to scare them. It's a job.
"Monsters, Inc." was conceived as a comedy with lots of scary bits defused by laughter. It still is, but in 3-D, some of the monsters and the chase scenes will seem more intense to kids under 7, especially to very little ones. It's just different when it looks like a bad-guy monster is in the room with you.


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NEW YORK � The Los Angeles Dodgers are on track to become only the second major league team with a $200-million payroll and could end the New York Yankees� streak of 14 years as baseball�s biggest spender.
The Dodgers are at $214.8 million for 21 signed players next season, according to a study of their contracts by The Associated Press. That follows last weekend�s additions of free agent pitcher Zack Greinke for a $147-million, six-year contract and South Korean pitcher Ryu Hyun-jin for a $36-million, six-year deal.
�Creating a lot of buzz, that�s for sure,� Greinke said. �And you do wonder when things are going to stop.�
Crediting the $3.9 million Boston is paying Los Angeles next year as part of last August�s trade and not counting the portions of signing bonuses for players obtained from the Red Sox, the Dodgers� 2013 payroll currently is at $207.9 million.
The Yankees have led each year since the Baltimore Orioles edged them by $200,000 in 1998, and New York has been at $200 million-plus every season since 2005. The record opening-day payroll of $209.1 million was set by the Yankees in 2008.
�I don�t know that there�s anybody that can keep up with what the Dodgers are doing,� Arizona Diamondbacks general manager Kevin Towers said.
Los Angeles, almost certain to pay the luxury tax next year, has joined the high rollers since the Dodgers were bought in May by Mark Walter�s group, which also includes Magic Johnson and Stan Kasten.
�When we took over the team, we said we were going to spend money, and I guess you guys are seeing that we�re trying to do that,� Johnson said. �We�re not messing around. We�re not talking about it; we�re doing it.�
Under outgoing owner Frank McCourt, they started the season with the 12th-highest payroll at $94.7 million. They boosted spending with the midseason acquisitions of Hanley Ramirez, Adrian Gonzalez, Josh Beckett, Carl Crawford and Brandon League.
The Dodgers finished 86-76 last season, eight games behind the eventual World Series champion San Francisco Giants in the NL West. The Dodgers haven�t reached the World Series since winning the title in 1988.
In addition to their players with agreements, the Dodgers have two players eligible for salary arbitration: catcher A.J. Ellis and right-hander Ronald Belisario.
�We�re here to win. I can�t tell you if we�re stopping or not,� Johnson said.
New York�s 2013 payroll is at $176 million for 13 players, including a $12-million deal for third baseman Kevin Youkilis that hasn�t been finalized. Four Yankees are eligible for arbitration: pitchers Phil Hughes, David Robertson, Joba Chamberlain and Boone Logan.
The deals for Greinke and Ryu contain numerous complicated provisions and perks.
Greinke gets a $12-million signing bonus, of which $7 million is payable by Dec. 31 and $5 million Feb. 1, 2014. He gets a $17-million salary next year, $24 million in 2014, $23 million in 2015, $24 million in 2016, $23 million in 2017 and $24 million in 2018.
He can opt out of the final three years of the contract within three days of the final game of the 2015 World Series.
While Greinke doesn�t have a no-trade provision, if he�s dealt during the season he can decide within three days of the end of the World Series whether to terminate the contract. And if he�s traded during the offseason, he gets an extra $3 million and has the right to end the deal immediately.
Ryu gets a $5-million signing bonus, half due April 1 and the rest April 1, 2014. His salaries are $2.5 million next year, $3.5 million in 2014, $4 million in 2015 and $7 million in each of the next three seasons. He can earn an additional $1 million annually in performance bonuses, $250,000 each for 170, 180, 190 and 200 innings.
Ryu, who will wear No. 99, has the same opt-out rights as Greinke but without the $3-million payment, and he can�t be sent to the minor leagues without his consent.
AP Baseball Writer Ben Walker and AP Sports Writer Beth Harris contributed to this report.


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It was in the middle of the 19th century that this village in the Jura developed into an alpine spa, being given an additional boost in 1916 with the construction of the railway. The narrow-gauge railway follows a pretty route over 20 km from the shores of Lake Geneva in Nyon, twisting round numerous bends up to Saint-Cergue and then on over the Col de la Givrine as far as the Swiss border at La Cure, the end of the line.
Saint-Cergue is a popular hiking area in the middle of the virtually untouched Vaud Jura Park, a large protected area of national importance, covering 75 km2 between the Col de la Givrine and the Col du Marchairuz. From Saint-Cergue, a popular walk leads through the sunlit Jura woods to the Col du Marchairuz. Between the woods are colourful meadows of wild flowers. The park-like scenery and the splendid views of Lake Geneva and the Savoy Alps are the main attractions of this walk along the Jura Alpine trail. The traditional mountain inn on the Col du Marchairuz offers refuge if you encounter stormy weather – the interesting Park information centre is lower down in St-George.
Another popular hike takes you up to the summit of La Dôle. As well as walking, there are also a number of other less well-known activities available in Saint-Cergue such as grass skiing, grass scootering ("Trottinherbe"), swin golf (a rustic version of golf with a three-sided club and a larger ball) and archery. Last but not least, the area is a paradise for riders and mountain bikers. There is also a via ferrata (fixed-cable climb) for those who like to tackle mountains vertically.
The broad upland valley of the Col de la Givrine is a popular cross-country skiing area with 80 km of tracks and links to the French network of tracks. Some ski-lifts, mainly on the north-west slopes of La Dôle, take alpine skiers up to the skiing area. Though small, with 20 km of easy slopes, it is the largest area for night-time skiing in western Switzerland.
Winter hikers and snow-shoe walkers will find footpaths and trails in the deep snow of this extensive area. Saint-Cergue is an important centre for rearing dogs for dog-sledging, and visitors have the opportunity to take a thrilling ride in a dog-sledge.
- La Dôle (1677 m) – a mighty rocky peak with almost alpine vegetation and a lovely panorama over Lake Geneva and the Valais Alps, as far as Mont Blanc.
- The Vaud Jura Park – 75 km2 of sunlit woodland and meadows of national importance, with beautiful viewpoints. Information centre in St-George.
- Nyon – small town by Lake Geneva with a charming Old Town and interesting museums in and around the town. It can be reached by the narrow-gauge railway from Saint-Cergue.
- Lake Geneva – 580 square kilometres of water for water sports and boat rides to some of the nicest places in the region.
- La Garenne zoo in Le Vaud – a glimpse into the extraordinary European animal world, with wolves, lynx, foxes, reptiles and a large number of European birds of prey in attractive grounds.
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- Paléo Festival in Nyon – Switzerland's largest open-air festival, with about 200,000 visitors, music of all kinds (July).


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There's more excitement for Clint Eastwood!
Fresh off the heels of Friday's news that his daughter Francesca Eastwood was named Miss Golden Globe 2013, one of his other daughters, Alison Eastwood, 40, is ready to go public with the longtime engagement to her Chainsaw Gang costar Stacy Poitras.
"I actually asked for [Clint's] permission three years ago at a Thanksgiving dinner in Pebble Beach that was attended by Alison's mom Maggie [Johnson], too," Poitras tells Celebuzz.
Having been with Alison for five years, Poitras calls himself "the luckiest guy in the world," to be engaged to "an angel."
As for a reaction from the Academy Award winner, 82, "Clint is a cool guy ... but he's definitely a man of few words," Poitras says. "I quietly asked him when we were alone if it would be all right if I asked for his daughter's hand in marriage. He coolly looked me in the eye and softly said, 'You better take that up with her,' to which I replied, 'So, I have your permission?' And he said, 'Yes.' "
Alison Eastwood Is Engaged
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a very beautiful african
you are so hott just like an Ethiopian
af abush 6. juni 2007
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A country that never been colonized by any country in the world. It's a country that defeated Italian fascist,turkey ... etc. A country where coffee bean first found, the world's second country to accept Christianity, a black country which many European country hate it cuz they bit a s***t out of those invaders, a country where you find the most beautiful women that a human mind can imagine ,a place where the air itself would be inhaled like food unlike most people think - desert, a home of 79 million people , the land of the braves, a country which its names stated more than 13 times in the bible , and so on and on.... Wikipedia ethiopia and know the fact more. So please don't be an echo find the true history doing your own good research.
af Ethiopia - the promise land 20. august 2009
and individual that has to walk 400 miles for a glass of water and weights 10 pounds
skinny sh*t ethiopian
af skinnyshit 11. oktober 2015
extreme of anorexic
extreme of anorexic
did you see that health segment on the news last night. that chick was straight ethiopian
af the book-keeper 26. oktober 2008
Of or relating to the zoogeographic region that includes Africa and most of Arabia.
Ethiopians are hatching out of the stone age, typical African behavior.
af allah ahkbar 29. november 2004
Someone or something that is very thin and bony. Looking malnourished.
I need to work out more. Check out my Ethiopian arms!
af JonJon84 25. august 2005
The only way to kill 1000 flies with one single shovel-to-the-face motion.
Jon: "How do you kill 1000 flies with one hit?"
Me: "I dont know, how?"
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Me: "I dont know, how?"
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Instead of having a skilltree you are offered a skillnet with tons of options but they are only passive, your actual skills are gem-based (rewards for slaying monsters, finishing quests). There are classes in this game but they are only important for your starting point in the skillnet.
Passive Skillnet:
As you can see some passive talents are colored [color=green] green (strengh)[/green], red (dexterity) and blue (intelligence). The gear you are going to find will have colored slots in which you can put your gems. Later you will find 4,5,6+ slots gear at the beginning its usually 1 and max 2.
Sounds complicated? Let me give you an example.
You have found a green-gem skill "glacial hammer" in order to use that skill you need to have an item with at least 1 green slot thats all you need. Once the gem is equipped it will level with your character (getting 1/10 of your characters xp).
At higher levels you will find support-gems they are special because they are only passive but will advance the "normal gems" even further. Some can add another form of damage, poison effects and even life leech.
Currently the game is in closed Beta and the max level will be 100 its really great fun, offers a gothic enviroment and for a F2P hack and slay nice graphics. If you have any questions feel free to ask me.
- Game http://www.pathofexile.com
- FAQ http://www.pathofexile.com/faq/
Grinding Gear Games is and indipendend developer so if you want to support them, you can do some sort of kickstarter-help and get rewarded with a beta key ( https://www.pathofexile.com/purchase/ ).
Personally speaking its the best hack and slay I have played since years, if they don't screw up the itemshop I will play it for a long time but be warned its highly addicting so know your limits :-)There is no gold currency in the game meaning chinafarmers and other companies won't bother you with their stupid scam. Trades are done for transmutation-orbs which can increase the quality of your gear and even add some slots (new ones or advance olds) into it.
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Lewisville wins 5A softball semifinal
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San Benito's Jav'ana Gonzalez (4), left, and Sabrina Mendoza (5) react to a loss to Lewisville during the UIL Class 5A softball state semifinal between San Benito and Lewisville high schools on Fri., May 31, 2013 at Red & Charline McCombs Field at the University of Texas in Austin.
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British chef who will go postal on yo ass if you fuck up in the kitchen and will call you a donkey.
Chef 1: "I burned the beef wellingtons chef"
Gordon Ramsay: "Piss off you donkey"
Gordon Ramsay: "Piss off you donkey"
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An ex-shite-footballer turned acid-tongued chef who appears to have a severely dried apricot for a face
Guy: There was nothing on tv last night, so i was watching "The F Word" and i realised, wtf is wrong with Gordon Ramsay's face?
Guy 2: I dunno, let's ask Jeeves(?)
Guy 2: I dunno, let's ask Jeeves(?)
লিখেছেন- tata12 24 de অগাস্ট de 2009
An English chef famous for his raging temper in the kitchen. He is also known for presenting TV programmes about competitive cookery and food, such as Hell's Kitchen, The F-Word and Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares. He's the highest payed chef in the world, with a supposed 60 million dollar empire. He has been awarded a total of 16 Michelin Stars.
Oh, and he's HOT!
Oh, and he's HOT!
লিখেছেন- iMilanoo 20 de অগাস্ট de 2009
Celeb chef who just swears.
In F-word kitchen when Gordon Ramsay just lost a challenge...
"GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY KITCHEN!" says Gordon.
"GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY KITCHEN!" says Gordon.
লিখেছেন- Italic Weirdo 19 de জুলাই de 2008
Some stupid foul mouthed Chef
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Moral Reasons and the Limitations of Liberty
Jeffrie G. Murphy
Arizona State University College of Law
William & Mary Law Review, Vol. 40, p. 947, 1999
I find myself in substantial agreement with Professor Dworkin, and I find this deeply disturbing - not merely because it will make my role as his commentator more difficult, but also for reasons of a more personal nature. In Bowers, however, this distinction was lost on Justice White; for in Bowers, once he had decided that citizen disapproval of homosexual sodomy was moral disapproval, he concluded that the rational basis test had been satisfied, with no inquiry at all into the question of whether the moral judgment involved is a rational or reasonable moral judgment or perhaps simply a judgment of unexampled stupidity, ignorance, prejudice, and animus. By arguing that disapproval of homosexuality may not be moral disapproval and that moral disapproval of homosexuality may not be rational, I have tried to fill out in some detail my reading of two of Professor Dworkin's claims - the claim that our thinking about issues such as homosexuality requires a plausible account of what is involved in the making of moral judgments, and the claim (made in the final sentence of his essay) that the reason that homosexual conduct ought not to be criminalized is that there is nothing immoral in such activity.
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Heading into the season, Bellwood-Antis first-year starting quarterback Seth Worthing and Blue Devils senior guard Keith Shawley made a wager: Every time Shawley's man sacked Worthing, the lineman owed his QB dinner, but every game Shawley's defender didn't touch Worthing, Worthing would have to buy.
Worthing might need to take a part-time job to pay off, but it also might be the best bet he ever made.
"He definitely won that. I plan on taking him out whenever we have a break," Worthing said.
While waiting for Worthing to come through on their dinner bet after giving up just one sack in 15 games, Shawley spent the season feasting on Bellwood's opposition. As the only senior and one of just two returning starters on the offensive line, Shawley quite literally paved the way from his guard spot for the Devils to set records for points and total yards while winning Inter-County Conference North Division and District 6 Class A championships en route to a 13-win season and a berth in the PIAA final four.
The 5-foot-11, 225-pound Shawley's performance was so noteworthy that it has earned him the Altoona Mirror's High School Football Player of the Year Award for the 2012 season.
"I knew as soon as I started playing high school football that I was a lineman. That's your position. You're getting hit every play. I knew I wasn't going to get much recognition for it. That's just the life of a lineman," Shawley said. "To actually get something like this, it's amazing."
With Shawley as the linchpin on the line, Bellwood rushed for almost 4,000 yards and each of the Blue Devils' top six ballcarriers averaged at least 4.6 yards per attempt, while Worthing was freed up to throw for close to 100 yards per game, too.
"He was dominant on both sides of the ball. Being the anchor of a line that was so green, he was kind of the cement and the glue and everything that kind of brought it all together," Bellwood coach John Hayes said. "He had a great year.
"I can't say enough good things about him."
As a defensive tackle, Shawley notched 119 tackles, seven sacks and three caused fumbles. In the PIAA quarterfinals, he blocked a field goal and an extra point against Delone Catholic, either of which would have lost the game for B-A had they been converted.
"He's kind of a natural," Hayes said.
Bellwood's power sweeps were tailor-made for Shawley, as he helped allowed Casey Gray to run for 1,885 yards, tying for tops in the area. Despite lacking overwhelming size, Shawley was just as effective blocking on the interior - it was his trap block that sprung Gray for the decisive 10-yard touchdown run in overtime against Delone, and, two weeks earlier in the District 6 semifinals against Bishop Guilfoyle, it was almost exclusively on that play that the Devils engineered a long scoring drive against the Marauders' imposing defensive front four to start the second half and take control of a tight contest.
"I had the most confidence in him," Worthing said. "Nobody has the athletic ability he has with the experience."
The king of area football during the season was the Blue Devils' clown prince during the campaign. Hayes credited Shawley's sense of humor with keeping everything loose as the team pursued its goals.
"Even Coach Hayes would crack a smile and laugh a bit," Worthing said. "It's his delivery that gets you."
Shawley's skills are no laughing matter, though. They've been honed since his dad, Richard, got him playing on the East Antis Rams, a team that one year only had 10 players and needed to get help from other teams to fill out the lineup.
Now colleges like St. Vincent, Washington & Jefferson and Lycoming are in contact to see about having Shawley help to fill out their lineups.
A year-round athlete at Bellwood-Antis, Shawley has gotten his senior year off to a tremendous start.
"I want to make [states] in every sport, football, wrestling and track," Shawley said, "so there's one off my list."


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Wednesday, May 1, 2013
For my daughter's 27th birthday I enjoyed a dining experience unparalleled by any other. I ate at the Cheesecake Factory.
For me this was as special an event as it was for my daughter's birthday. I was not aware the Cheesecake Factory existed except on Big Bang Theory reruns as the place where Penny works.
I loved it because Penny works there and this is where Sheldon Leonard, Raj and Howard eat on Cheeseburger Tuesdays. Big Bang Theory is one of four shows I watch on TV each week, and when catching the BBT reruns I can watch up to three hours of Sheldon and the Gang each weeknight.
It's like a visit with old friends, and now I'm going to eat where Penny works.
First though, came a note of disappointment when I stepped into the Cheesecake Factory, it looked nothing like the Cheesecake Factory where Penny works. I mentioned this to our hostess, who was not a struggling actress like Penny, and when I made the joke that I wanted Penny as my waitress, or Bernadette if Penny was busy, I got an eye roll and a 189 for my effort.
The 189 was for how many such jokes had been made during that day's shift.
"You don't make Big Bang Theory jokes here," my son told me, and I had to trash my whole repertoire of witty quips I had reserved for our server – like my Sheldon impersonation.
So we sat down at our table, a table for six, just like Sheldon and Leonard's table for six, even though it still didn't looking anything like their table and we were given our menus to order.
These menus could have passed for phone books. They had chapters in them no less, and advertising too.
Who advertises in a restaurant menu? Lots of people apparently.
So I asked, "What do they serve here?" and my reply was, "Everything and lots of it."
And they weren't kidding.
My dinner was served on a plate the size of a garbage can lid. I opted for the ribeye steak and fries. I think I got half the cow and most of Idaho. It was awesome.
My son got the fish and chips in a basket that looked like it belonged on a trawler somewhere out in the Atlantic. The slaw alone could qualify as a meal.
And of course you don't eat at the Cheesecake Factory without enjoying one of their signature cheesecakes for dessert. I opted for the Hershey's chocolate cheesecake.
I view chocolate and cheesecake this way. If the rest of the world loved chocolate and cheesecake the way I loved chocolate and cheesecake there'd be much less fighting out there. Chocolate and cheesecake means world peace.
Until I saw the bill: $202.00.
I scanned down the bill while furiously doing the math as to who wouldn't get paid this month so I didn't have to do dishes like Penny to work off this meal. Apparently you pay for half of Idaho in those fries.
For my convenience they calculated an 18-percent tip, which is their way of saying, we know your brain is fogged from all that cheesecake, no worries, just leave the counting to us.
For that $202.00 I left telling the hostess, "I'm not crazy, my mother had me tested," then added, "Bazinga!" for her troubles.
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The state Department of Community and Economic Development hasn't done Altoona any favors with the delays in getting a proposal for recovery from its financial problems.
The department approved Altoona as a distressed community on May 3, the last possible day based on the city's application. DCED then waited the entire 30 days allowed under the law before naming Stevens & Lee of Reading as Act 47 consultant for the city on June 4.
Then as the weeks and months went on, the department delayed finalizing a contract with Stevens & Lee, which would trigger a requirement of having a recovery plan submitted for approval within 90 days. Had the contract been signed July 1, the recovery plan would have been presented about Oct. 1, but, of course, that didn't happen.
Now, with time growing short before a 2013 city budget must be enacted, comes word that the recovery plan will come - you guessed it - at practically the last minute, leaving little time for review and debate.
Stevens & Lee has scheduled a public meeting for 6 p.m. Wednesday in the auditorium of the Devorris Downtown Center, 1431 12th Ave., to accept comments from the public about the recovery plan. But because the plan will not have been presented, the comments are likely to reflect more of a wish list by residents and officials.
Much like a child's Christmas list, it will reflect all of the desires, but not the harsh economic realities.
Stevens & Lee said it will present a recovery plan on Nov. 13 and hold a public hearing on it Nov. 28. City Council is supposed to adopt the plan Dec. 19, a little more than a month after first seeing it.
That's about as close as you can cut it, considering elements of the plan must be incorporated into the city budget, which must be in place by Dec. 31.
The lateness of the recovery plan basically backs city officials into a corner. If City Council fails to accept the plan, Altoona is expected to be $1.5 million to $2 million in the red next year, and the city is required by law to remain in the black. The current schedule provides little time to consider alternatives.
The blame for that falls at DCED's feet.
City Council members did their job by moving early to gather information about the distressed municipalities program and making an application on Feb. 24 for the program. Since then, the city has been at the mercy of action by DCED.
When Altoona applied for distressed municipality status, we envisioned a partnership with more give and take to help the city chart a course out of its financial woes. Instead, given the timing, Altoona seems to be headed for a take-it-or-leave-it situation.
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Balance training can benefit people of all ages.
Children as young as 18 months can learn balance by walking a line chalked on the floor.
Seniors avoid injury through balance drills that can help prevent falls.
And athletes who rupture knees or sprain ankles use core strengthening exercises for rehabilitation.
Balance training, also called core training, is far from new.
For years, fitness trainers and physical therapists have focused on strengthening the muscles that support the body's trunk. Balancing exercises, as crazy as this may sound, focus on instability. Standing on one leg is a common drill to improve balance because it helps teach smaller "fringe" muscles to support and stabilize the major joints at your hips, ankles and knees.
Even balance training tools – BOSU balls, slide boards, stability balls – are most effective when they wobble.
"Balance is more about strength than flexibility, but there is a neurological piece to it," said Russ Certo, a physical therapist who founded the Medically Oriented Gym on Grand Island.
A good sense of balance hinges on a concept called "proprioception," knowing where your body is in space through the receptors in your joints, said Certo.
"Muscles control your joints, so strength is important, but after an injury, receptors in your joints need to be retrained," he said. "If you don't attend to the neurological part, you won't be able to catch yourself from falling all the way down."
Staying centered
"Everyone has a center of gravity," said Torey L. Hirsch Sr., who coaches the Junior Olympic Team program at the Greater Buffalo Gymnastic & Fitness Center. "In the sport of gymnastics, balance is critical to everything we do. When they're upside down, they have to keep their balance."
At one end of Hirsch's massive gymnastics complex in Getzville, Madison Penetrante glides barefoot across a wooden beam 4 inches wide and 16 feet long. The sixth-grader practices stepping forward and backward end to end without falling.
How does she keep her balance?
"I just try and stay centered and bend my legs. If I think I'm going to fall, I'll put my arms out," said Madison, who is 11. "And I squeeze everything."
Coach Hirsch explained.
"The tighter you are, the more control you have over different parts of your body," he said. "The loose parts of your body will cause you to fall."
To strengthen a gymnast's core, the youngsters are led through a series of trunk twists. With feet planted and apart, they stand and twist at the waist. To increase resistance, the youngsters hold small hand weights.
For leg muscles, Hirsch prescribes frog jumps – a favorite exercise of Savannah Penetrante, Madison's 7-year-old sister. Leg lifts and leg lunges will follow.
Balance training is not only accomplished in the gym, noted Hirsch, a former college gymnast.
"Many different activities on a day-to-day basis require us to keep our balance, whether it's walking upstairs, or stepping over or onto something," said Hirsch. "Those who do not exercise lack the awareness of their own body. As you get older you lose that awareness. Even using a walker, the more you walk the more likely you will progress to a cane."
Winter's ice and snowy conditions often lead to increased injury due to falls, Hirsch cautioned.
"Adults and older adults who are walking outside in the snow might step on something slippery and their foot slides forward just a little bit. All of a sudden, their center of gravity and balance will dramatically change ... If they're not ready for it, they may end up falling down."
Physical therapist Certo sees many patients who require therapy after a fall.
"Once you have an injury to a joint, it is never the same," said Certo. "In order to return stability, you have to embark on some balance training. We start them out simple."
Retrain the brain
At age 83, Elaine Johnson is a former science teacher who has attended Silver Sneakers exercise classes for adults age 65 and older at the Grand Island MOG for at least five years. The classes that she attended two to three times each week have made a big difference in her balance.
"Balance is an incredible concern as you get to be older," said the Grand Island resident. "Something happens to your brain, and you have to retrain it. Many times I think people don't understand. They think it's something unique to them, that their balance has been compromised. ... It's so insidious you don't know it's creeping up on you. You think: 'Wait a minute I used to be able to do this.' "
In November, Johnson developed arthritis in one of her hips, so she started physical therapy sessions at the MOG with Kristen Schimley Toscano.
"Before I went into therapy, I was not aware that my balance had been as compromised as it had," Johnson said. "By challenging the balance I realized I was starting to lose it. As we went on, I found myself improving."
Under Toscano's supervision, Johnson went through a range of balance drills. Standing on one foot, Johnson first counted to five and then was told to close her eyes – all the while trying to maintain her balance. Joints lose their mobility as a person ages. Ligaments are not as pliant, and muscle tone and stamina decrease.
A chair was stationed nearby in case she lost her balance.
"It's a matter of retraining your brain," Johnson said. "It takes a lot of concentration. At the beginning I'd be grabbing onto the chair but after doing it for several months I could do it."
Toscano changed the exercise surface to mini-trampoline.
According to a survey published in February 2011 by the National Institutes of Health, mini-trampoline training increased the ability of elderly exercisers to recover balance during forward falls.
Johnson would soon be sitting on a stability ball, lifting one knee at a time like she was marching.
"Another thing I find is that as I get older, I have to stand for a while before I start walking," Johnson said. "You're not really aware of all the changes that are taking place with your body. It's important to be aware."
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