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Mascot Video Contest Rules
No purchase necessary to enter or win this contest.
Participation in this Contest is subject to these Rules.
Participation is available online and entries may be received only as outlined in these Rules. Entries will only be accepted via the online form provided, or by postal mailing a CD-ROM in Windows XP format to Pet University Video Contest, c/o Central Garden & Pet Company, 1340 Treat Boulevard, Suite 600, Walnut Creek, CA, 94597.
Contest participants must be at least 18 years of age and legal residents of the United States at the time of entry. Persons under the age of 18 or those who reside in countries other than the United States or those who reside in Puerto Rico or other U.S. territories, commonwealths or possessions are not eligible to participate in this contest. All entries received from persons under the age of 18 or those who reside in countries other than the United States or those who reside in Puerto Rico or other U.S. territories, commonwealths or possessions, shall be void.
This Contest is being sponsored by Central Garden & Pet Company, 1340 Treat Boulevard, Suite 600, Walnut Creek, CA 94597 ("Central Garden").
By participating in the Contest, you agree that: (1) you have read and understand the Rules; (2) you meet the Contest eligibility requirements as explained in these Rules; (3) you are bound by these Rules and to Central Garden's Legal Notices and Privacy Policy as published at www.PetUniversity.com; (4) you unconditionally accept and agree to comply with and abide by the Rules and the decisions of Central Garden; and (5) the Rules shall be legally binding on you and your legal representatives, heirs, successors, and assigns.
Persons in the following categories are NOT eligible to participate in or win prizes in the Contest: Employees, affiliate companies, subsidiaries, and family members of Central Garden. Void where prohibited.
There is a limit of one entry per person, family or persons residing in the same household. Only the first entry received from the same applicant, family or persons residing in the same household shall be valid. CENTRAL GARDEN RESERVES THE RIGHT TO VOID MULTIPLE ENTRIES.
Prize Details
There will be a total of two (2) grand prize winners (one from cat and one from dog). Each winner will receive a new video camera with a retail value of approximately $250. (See "Voting and How the Winners are Determined" below.)
How to Enter
Entries are limited to 15 second videos of either cats or dogs. To enter the Contest, submit your videos via the online form available at www.petuniversity.com between August 1 at 12:00:01 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time (PDT), and December 31, 2006 at 3:00 p.m. PDT (the "Entry Period"). If a video is provided with both cats and dogs, the participant must elect whether he or she is entering to win the Mascot Contest for Cats or the Mascot Contest for Dogs on his or her entry form. Note: videos may also be submitted via postal mailing a CD-ROM in Windows XP format to Pet University Video Contest, c/o Central Garden & Pet Company, 1340 Treat Boulevard, Suite 600, Walnut Creek, CA, 94597 during the same Entry Period.
Entries received after the Entry Period are void. If your video is selected as one of the 10 Finalists (see "Voting and How the Winners are Determined" below), Central Garden will notify Finalists by email approximately five days after the Entry Period expires. Central Garden will not notify those entrants whose pet videos were not selected as the 10 Finalists.
Central Garden is not responsible for lost, late, incomplete, stolen, misdirected, or illegible entries (for more information, see "Limitations of Liability" below), and entries will only be accepted through the online form. Once submitted, your entry cannot be edited or deleted from the Contest. Only complete entries will be accepted.
NOTE: Entrants may be required to provide Central Garden with proof that he/she is the authorized account holder of the email address associated with the entry. If a dispute cannot be resolved to Central Garden's satisfaction, the entry will be deemed ineligible. Entries made by any other individual or any entity, and/or originating at any other web site or e-mail address, including commercial sweepstakes subscription notification and/or entering service sites, will be declared invalid and disqualified from this Contest. The use of any device to automate the entry process is prohibited.
Voting and How the Winners are Determined
Video submissions will be accepted in the Contest, in accordance with these Rules, during the Entry Period. Central Garden will select what they subjectively believe to be the best 10 video submissions ("Finalists"). The video submissions from those 10 Finalists will then be placed on the PetUniversity.com Web site for Web site visitors to begin viewing and voting on the afternoon of January 3, 2007 through January 31, 2007 at 3:00 p.m. PT (the "Voting Period"). The videos receiving the most individual votes (one for cat and one for dog) will become the Grand Prize Winners. The Grand Prize Winners will be announced at www.PetUniversity.com on February 2, 2007. If after two (2) weeks we cannot reach or do not hear from winners, the prizes will be given to the next runners up.
VOTERS: You may vote only once. Although multiple votes from the same email address may be electronically accepted by the Contest, only one vote per email address and person will be counted. Any attempt to circumvent this and other Contest rules is grounds for disqualification from receiving Contest prizes. See "Other Restrictions" below for more information.
The odds of winning depend on the number of qualifying voters participating.
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Use of Submitted Videos and Information
By entering into this Contest, you warrant that you are the sole owner and copyright holder of the video(s) and information you submit; that these items do not infringe any intellectual property rights of any individual or entity, including the videographer who took the videos(s) you have submitted; and that these items do not contain any material that otherwise violates any criminal prohibition or a third party's rights.
You grant to Central Garden & Pet Company, and its employees, agents, personnel, assigns, licensees, successors in interest, and legal representatives, an irrevocable and perpetual and royalty free right to use your videos(s), information and name (first name and/or last name or any fictional name you provided with your entry) or likeness, in all forms and in all media and in all manners, without any restriction or notice as to changes or alterations for any advertising, promotion, publicity, or any other lawful purposes.
Your videos(s) and information may be altered for the purposes of proper publication at the PetUniversity.com website in connection with this Contest. You waive any claims you may have based on any usage of your video(s) and information and release Central Garden and its employees, agents, personnel, assigns, licensees, successors in interest, and legal representatives from any and all liability related to distribution, publication, and dissemination of these items, including publication on the Internet.
You acknowledge that Central Garden is relying upon, and would not use your videos(s) and information in the absence of, these terms. Central Garden is not liable or responsible for any content provided by users of this Contest and the PetUniversity.com website. Central Garden will not sell the rights in your videos(s) or information to any third party.
Other Restrictions
Prizes will be awarded only to winners who have fully complied with these Rules. Voters are encouraged to vote in compliance with these Rules to ensure fair voting and resulting winners. Prizes are non-assignable, nontransferable and void if sold or auctioned. No cash alternative or substitution of a prize winning will be allowed, except Central Garden reserves the right in its sole discretion to substitute a prize of comparable value if the digital camera is unavailable or inappropriate for any reason. Prize recipients shall be solely responsible for all sales tax, delivery, processing and handling fees, as may be applicable to the prize, and all other costs incurred in using the prize.
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Before the Stetson football team even begins practice for the start of its second season, the Hatters already have a player earning preseason All-America accolades.
Sophomore safety Donald Payne was 105 players from across the nation in the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) to have been selected to the BSN Preseason All-America team. Payne was a second team selection.
The Beyond Sports Network Preseason All-America team was chosen based on returning All-Americans from 2013. The voting for the post-season All-America team is done by sports information directors from across the country.
Payne finished his freshman season in 2013 tied as the leading tackler in the Pioneer Football League with 113 total stops. He was also second in the league with 16 tackles for loss, had a pair of interceptions among his 14 pass breakups and recovered three fumbles, which also tied for the league lead.
Payne was one of just two players from the non-scholarship PFL to earn a spot on one of the three teams. He was joined on the second team by San Diego senior receiver Reggie Bell. Payne was also one of just eight sophomores named to the team.
The Hatters will report for the start of training camp on August 1 and will travel to face Warner University in Lakeland on August 30 in the 2014 season-opener. The home-opener is scheduled for the following week, against Florida Tech, at 7 p.m. on Sept. 6.
Season tickets for Stetson's six home games at Spec Martin Memorial Stadium, "The Best Little Stadium in College Football", are available for as little as $90 through the Stetson Athletics Ticket Office. The office is located inside the Edmunds Center on Pennsylvania Avenue and is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.
Season tickets can also be purchased by calling 386-738-HATS (4287) or by visiting www.GoHatters.com/tix.


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Here is a pic of Nationals program Page 68, novice ice dancers, from last year.....
Did they all move up?
Here is a pic of Nationals program Page 68, novice ice dancers, from last year.....
Did they all move up?
Novice Dance Eastern Gigi Becker (Washington FSC)/Luca Becker (Washington FSC) Katherine Gourianova (Washington FSC)/Alexander Petrov (Hershey FSC) Rebecca Lucas (Triangle FSC)/Yan Kazansky (Columbia FSC (MD)) Sammi Wren (Philadelphia SC & HS)/Alexey Shchepetov (Philadelphia SC & HS)
Kimberly Berkovich (Pavilion SC of Cleveland Heights)/Micah Jaffe (Pavilion SC of Cleveland Heights) Sierra Chadwick (Detroit SC)/Alexander Martin (Detroit SC) Ashlyn Gaughan (Broadmoor SC)/Cody Lithco (Lilac City FSC) Tory Patsis (Skokie Valley SC)/Joseph Johnson (Broadmoor SC)
Pacific Coast
Sarah Feng (Peninsula SC)/Anthony Ponomarenko (The SC of San Francisco) Chloe Lewis (All Year FSC)/Logan Bye (The SC of New York) Lauren Leonesio (Los Angeles FSC)/Quinn Chambers (The Colorado College SC) Vivian Luo (Pasadena FSC)/Darrell Cheung (Pasadena FSC)
Junior Dance Eastern Lorraine McNamara (Peninsula SC)/Quinn Carpenter (Washington FSC) Whitney Miller (Washington FSC)/Kyle MacMillan (Washington FSC) Rachel Parsons (Washington FSC)/Michael Parsons (Washington FSC) Elliana Pogrebinsky (Peninsula SC)/Ross Gudis (Washington FSC)
Kaitlin Hawayek (Detroit SC)/Jean‐Luc Baker (Seattle SC) Holly Moore (Detroit SC)/Daniel Klaber (Detroit SC) Hannah Rosinski (Pavilion SC of Cleveland Heights)/Jacob Jaffe (Pavilion SC of Cleveland Heights) MacKenzie Reid (Wisconsin FSC)/Christian Erwin (Wisconsin FSC)
Pacific Coast
Julia Biechler (The SC of Wilmington)/Damian Dodge (Peninsula SC) Madeline Heritage (University ISC of San Jose)/Nathaniel Fast (University ISC of San Jose) Yura Min (Los Angeles FSC)/Igor Ogay (Min Yura) Stacey Siddon, (Ann Arbor FSC)/Jared Weiss (All Year FSC)
Alexandra Aldridge (Detroit SC)/Daniel Eaton (Detroit SC)
Lewis & Bye are top qualifiers in Novice this year.
Chadwick & Martin qualified i n Novice this year.
Leonosio & Perrini split. Leonosio qualified in Novices with her new partner. Perrini didn't.
Madison George & Brad Kleffman split
I don't know what happened to Meara Lorello & William Dean.
After practicing with my cell phone camera, my semi smart phone camera, and my tablet camera, I have come to the conclusion that if I just wanted a device to take to nats, four conts, SA and worlds and post photos to my photobucket account, like pics of the program, I would have done very well to have bought a laptop and downloaded my real camera to that and hence to my photobucket site and post a link here. But the purpose of the tablet is to take motorycycle touring, camping, etc and a laptop is bigger than a 7 in tablet.....here would be an example of what I would publish to the forum if I had a laptop....we shall see later what I can do with a tablet....three days till blastoff!


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CulinaryCrêpes, burger specialities and fondue after reservation
DetailsLocated on the Tortin slope between Siviez and Mont Fort, the "Tipi" is the perfect place for a little snack break in the glorious sunshine.
Easy to reach on skis or on foot.
Altitude: 1,850 metres
Accessibility: Chair lift, winter hiking trail, ski slopes
No. of seats: Up to 30 indoors and 30-100 outdoors
No. of deck chairs: 30
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Traveling with the airlines these days often means paying extra for a ho-hum sandwich and bag of chips, but mealtime can be the highlight of a private flight for foodies. The bizav caterers listed here offer a wide range of options, including many that compare to what you'd enjoy in the world's finest restaurants.
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Growth could literally be in the cards for the bizav industry. Sentient Jet, which claims 4,000 jet card customers, reports 35 percent sales growth for 2014, while card purchases at Delta Private Jets set records last year and card hours flown in NetJets' Marquis program saw double-digit growth.
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Found a great vintage while traveling and wondering how to get it home safely? Wrapping a piece of clothing around a bottle and placing it in your suitcase is the most common way of transporting wine, but it might not be the best.
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Cessna's entire line of Citation CJ light jets has remained popular over the years. Offering varying degrees of stretch of the same diameter fuselage, the models share certain characteristics. But talk to CJ owners and it quickly becomes apparent that one variant stands out above its siblings as the perfect combination of range, performance and operating economics: the seven- to nine-passenger CJ3, which first entered service in 2004.
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Lots of products boast of being the biggest and most advanced, but Dassault's new large-cabin 5X twinjet really delivers on those claims. Among other things, it changes the standard for cabin comfort, aircraft performance and ease of maintenance. And it provides an impressive template for follow-on aircraft.
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Remember our veterans on this very special day
November 11, 2011
Since 1919, Americans have been celebrating a very special day on Nov. 11. Some of us are even getting a day off of work today. But don't call it a holiday....
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on February 5, 2013 - 1:25 PM
1. Who is honored on his birthday anniversary every Jan. 19 in some Southern states?
2. What does "fremitus" mean?
3. What kind of shoe is a "ghillie"?
4. Steve Brodie said he jumped from what bridge, in 1886?
5. The diamond is the hardest mineral, but what mineral is next-hardest?
6. Who receives the George Halas Trophy each year?
7. Is it true or false that olives are not the source of olive oil?
8. Of what state is Jackson the capital?
9. In one of Ernest Hemingway's novels, there is a character named Frederic Henry, a lieutenant in the Italian Ambulance Corps. What is the title of this novel?
10. What is the alcoholic drink John Collins called in the United States?
1. Robert E. Lee.
2. To murmur, or a vibration.
3. One that doesn't have a tongue and has loops instead of eyelets, with a lace that is crisscrossed over the instep and which may be tied around the ankle.
4. Brooklyn Bridge. Supposedly, he fell 132 feet.
5. Corundum.
6. The most outstanding defensive player in the National Football League, as selected by a group of sports authorities.
7. False.
8. Mississippi.
9. "A Farewell to Arms."
10. Tom Collins. The name John Collins is used in England. This drink contains gin along with lemon or lime, soda-water, sugar and ice. Curacao may be added.


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Keith had pictures in his photo collection of his Uncle Alexander, younger brother to his father Ronald. Alex was in a uniform in two of them.
This photo (above) was a puzzle. I didn't know what the uniform represented. I was to learn from a cousin that Alex was a fireman with the International Falls fire department in the early years. Alex is the one in the middle. I do not know the names of the two men that are on either side of him. The photo was taken on main street in International Falls and when I was there I scouted out the location. Some signs are still there and you can see about where they stood.
In this 2nd photo, Uncle Alex is seated with two children on his knees. He and the other man are in the same uniforms. The one on the left knee is Keith, Alex's nephew, and the little girl on the right is unknown. The little boy standing to Alex's left and the man standing behind him in uniform are also unknown.
This is one of my favorite photos of my father Keith when he was a child. He would have loved the fire house, the horses and all the activity like the parades and visiting with his Uncle at his work.
Mary, Alex's niece, knew him very well and describes his work as a fireman. She told me this story back in 2000 when I visited her and her family in International Falls:
"Alex was a fireman and he lived at the fire station. This was back in the days when they used horses to draw the fire truck. The horses were so well-trained that when the fire whistle blew they would go stand ready to receive the harnesses that just seemed to fall in place on them. The fire house had two big doors out front and behind that was an area for the stalls to keep the horses in and then behind that were bunk beds where the men would take turns sleeping. The firehouse is up from the Ace Hardware store in International Falls. It is now a converted apartment house and has aluminum siding on it. His fellow firemen were Bill Keenan and Bert Budde. If I can remember there were two teams of horses."
Alex also participated in the 1910 Fireman's convention and again in 1917 he participated in the Fireman's Line Up and Parade in International Falls.
I learned a lot about my grandfather's family through the stories told by my cousin Mary and her family back in 2000 and again in 2001. I am very grateful for the time I spent with them.


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quote: You misunderstand the problem. If they find a vulnerability then it can be used for malicious software. If it was just about permitting other OS's it wouldn't be a problem.
quote: In our system we have the ability to deny mobile devices that have been jailbroken. Once your on the environment if the user jail breaks the device its then blocked from all communication. Not sure how the system is able to determine it but its in there for both iPhone and Android devices.


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is another word used to describe your cellular device (cell phone) or can be refured to a dropped cellular device
my ohine is lying on the bed, can you please get it for me
i hope my ohine didn't break!
i hope my ohine didn't break!
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When starting to make soap at home, you are bound to come across a few terms that you might not immediately know. In this soap-making glossary by Maria Nerius, find the definition of everything from Abrasives to Volatilization.
Abrasives: Gritty or rough substances, which are added to soap to help scrub away dirt or dead outer skin cells. Also helps remove excess oils from skin. Also considered an exfoliant. Avoid with delicate or dry skin types.
Absolute: Products, not strictly essential oils, obtained through chemical solvent extraction.
Allergy/Allergic: Hypersensitivity or reaction caused by a substance or ingredient.
Anti-oxidants: Ingredient that retards the deterioration of the soap and prevents natural/fresh ingredients from combining with oxygen and becoming rancid.
Antiseptics: Ingredients that inhibit the growth of bacteria on living tissue or in soap.
Astringents: Substances or additives to soap that tighten or close skin pores. The effect makes skin feel smoother.
Aromatherapy: Using scents or essential oils to affect mental or physical well being of person.
Aromatherapy Benefit: The emotional or physical effect evoked by aromatic essential including balance, energy, rejuvenation, cleansing, deodorizing and purifying.
Aroma/aromatic: Having scent, flavor or taste
Blenders: Additional scents that are combined with a main scent to enhance and fix the scents into a single blended fragrance.
Botanical Name: Refers to the Latin name of the plant in the biological classification system. A botanical name is composed of the genus followed by the species.
Carrier Oil: An oil base in which essential oils are diluted to create massage blends and body care products. A carrier oil has little or no scent.
Dermal: Pertaining to the skin.
Disinfectant: Prevents or combats the spread of germs.
Enfleurage: Age-old method of extracting essential oils using odorless fats and oils to absorb the oil from the plant material.
Essential Oil: Highly concentrated, volatile, aromatic essences of plants.
Emollients: Additives that soften skin.
Expression: Method of obtaining essential oil from plant material, such as citrus fruit peel. The complete oil is physically forced from the plant material. Also known as cold press extraction.
Extraction Method: The method by which essential oils are separated from the plant. Common extraction methods include distillation, expression and solvent extraction.
Fillers: Ingredients that add bulk or extend a soap.
Fixatives: Ingredients that stabilize volatile oils and prevent them from evaporating too quickly.
Food Grade: Safe for use in food by the Food and Drug Administration.
Fragrance Oil: Fragrances and scents derived by synthetic means.
Herbal: Pertaining to natural botanicals and living plants.
Holistic: A natural approach to healing outside Western medicine conventions.
Homeopathy: Therapy using plant, animal and mineral substances in dilutions to overcome illness by stimulating the body's natural immunity.
Hydrating: Restoring or maintaining normal proportion of fluid in the body or skin.
Insoluble: Unable to be dissolved in a liquid such as water.
Irritant: Substance or material that produces irritation or inflammation of the skin.
Main Scent: Dominant scent to which other scents can be added to create a new single blended scent.
Nervine: Strengthening or toning the nerves or nervous system.
Olfactory: Relating to or connected with the sense of smell.
Potpourri: Fragrant mixture of dried herbs and flowers. Usually scented with synthetic fragrance oils.
Relaxant: Ingredient that is soothing, relieving strain or tension.
Refrigerant: Ingredient that cools inflammation or eases muscle pain.
Sedative: Ingredient that reduces functional activity or calms.
Single Note: Pure, 100% natural essential oil: no additives; no adulterations.
Soluble: Able to be dissolved in a liquid such as water.
Stimulant: Ingredient or substance that temporarily speeds the functional activity of a human tissue.
Synergistic: Characteristic in which the total effect is more effective than the individual parts.
Synergistic Blend: Combination of multiple essential oils that produce a completely new aroma with a different therapeutic effect.
Synthetic: Artificially produced substance designed to imitate that which occurs naturally.
Rendering: Impurities in animal fats are removed during this process over heat creating tallow which is pure fat used in soap making.
Viscosity: Pertaining to the thickness or thinness of a liquid.
Volatile: Essential oils that evaporate very easily or quickly. Fixatives stabilize oils and result in a longer lasting scent.
Volatilization: Rate of evaporation or oxidation of an essential oil.
Wild: Growing spontaneously, not cultivated.
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A faculty research project training opportunity is currently available at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) National Center for Environmental Assessment in Research Triangle Park (RTP), North Carolina. NCEA in EPA's Office of Research and Development (ORD) is responsible for scientific assessment activities related to the effects of the criteria air pollutants (particulate matter, ozone, sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide and lead). Such assessment activities are very broad and typically have significant implications for national and international environmental policy development and implementation.
This is an interdisciplinary project that will entail the participation of senior-level scientists with expertise in a range of scientific disciplines, as outlined below, to collaborate with NCEA-RTP in the assessment of scientific information. The research participant will be mentored by NCEA scientific staff at NCEA-RTP on projects related to the evaluation of evidence on the health and environmental effects of criteria air pollutants. The participant could be involved in one or more of the following activities:
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Again, i'd just to clarify, the reason im on about Bcl is that i think it would greatly speed Rx adoption within the framework itself.. i'd like to see more apis expose iobservables especially in wpf/xaml.. rx support in databinding? yes please language support? one can dream..
I think rx is a really fondational technology that almost every app can use. its the same (but opposite) as IEnumerable for crying out loud
i ask you this, what could .net be like if only the IEnumerable interface was in the Bcl and all the combinators lived in a separate library?
I really hope you dont think i'm trying to troll you or be a jerk, i just think rx is awsome and the bar of entry should be as low as it could possibly get
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LISBON - Early voting got under way Tuesday across Ohio and in Columbiana County.
About forty people had voted at the county elections board by 1:30 p.m., with no signs of letting up.
"It's been busy all day," said elections board director Adam Booth.
Ohio is among 34 states where voters can cast their ballots early, regardless of whether they will be available on election day, which is Nov. 6. Prior to 2006, only those who were going to be out of the county or otherwise unavailable on election day were allowed to vote early by casting an absentee ballot.
Booth said the first day for open voting also coincided with the one-week period where people are also allowed to register to vote and then cast their ballot. "We've had some of them, too," he said.
Tuesday was also the first day when the elections board is open extended hours to accommodate early voting and those wishing to register. The office is open from 8 a.m, 5 p.m. this week; until 9 p.m. Oct. 9; until 5 p.m. Oct. 10-12 and Oct. 15-19; until 7 p.m. Oct. 22-26 and Oct. 29-Nov. 1; and until 6 p.m. Nov. 2.
"We had people show up first thing we opened," Booth said. "I don't know what the hurry is about. We still have 35 days to the election and we're open extra hours, so there's plenty of time. And, of course, you can always vote on election day."
Unlike what occurred in other counties, there were no voters camping in tents outside the board office waiting for the doors to open. This occurred in Mahoning County, where Democrats held a Sleep Out the Vote event.
Booth said Larry Dickey arrived promptly at 8 a.m. to serve as an election observer for the Democratic Party. Dickey, who is an attorney, left for a while but returned in the afternoon.
"He just sat there (in the lobby) and watched things. Obviously, he's not allowed to watch people vote but he is allowed to watch us as we process those votes," Booth said.
Although early voting in person began Tuesday, the election board has been receiving absentee ballot applications for weeks. Booth said they have received 5,600 applications to date.
"That's already ahead of 2008 (presidential election), when there were 7,500 total," he said.
To accommodate earlier voters and help process absentee ballots, the board added two part-time workers.
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Colden Avenue Pocket Park could provide much-needed open space for this densely populated neighborhood of South Los Angeles.
The planned quarter-acre South Victoria Avenue Park would reflect the community's diverse interests and backgrounds.
Pine Avenue is one of ten major park developments we are leading in the Los Angeles area. This former vacant lot is now a beautiful and safe place for people of all ages to play.
Located in the city of Hawthorne, Bicentennial Park is a proposed park renovation that will transform unused and run-down tennis courts into a lively neighborhood park.
When plans for a housing development fell through, the prospect of giving local children and their parents a safe, welcoming place to meet and play motivated neighbors to step forward and support the creation of a community park in Los Angeles' Watts neighborhood.
We helped develop a new third of an acre park on Maywood Avenue. One of California's most densely populated and park-poor cities, Maywood is located on the edge of the Los Angeles River and surrounded by heavy industrial areas.
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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — Family rooms, by their very name are for the family! And when most of us think of family, we think of relaxation and fun, as well as informal settings for carefree entertaining. This is a room in which we can truly "let our hair down." It demands space for our hobbies, be they reading, watching TV or needlework. It also calls for some imaginative planning, so all members of the family feel that this is truly "their" room.
Believe it or not, the concept of family rooms has been around for centuries. Many years ago, they were called second parlors, and allowed families to informally entertain while the front parlors were reserved for special guests.
Here are some tips you might consider in furnishing your family room.
1. Look for large or small tables, perhaps folded or stacked (nesting tables) to allow you the opportunity to increase table space.
2. Comfort is KEY in the selection of your upholstered furniture pieces — cushy deep seats — large and oversized are a most welcome retreat.
3. A game table may also be an important addition to this room — be sure to allow for adequate lighting when you select it's place in your room.
Since many great rooms center around a fireplace, be sure to arrange your furniture to "take in the view" and the warmth of this wonderful architectural feature. And how about changing your mantle accessories with the seasons? A grapevine wreath for the fall, Christmas candles and greenery for the holidays, and a beautiful spring bouquet for the summer.
Careful planning of your family room is a must. Be sure to make a list of all the activities and functions that the room will encompass. Only then, can you make the truly wise decisions about furniture purchases and placements.
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Regina C. "Jean" Driskel, 86, Cresson, formerly of Loretto, died Monday at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center, Johnstown.
She was born in Loretto RD, daughter of the late William and Rose (Sherry) Hite.
Surviving are six children: Lois Duman of Carrolltown, Joyce (Bill) Krug and Michael (Mary Mock), both of Loretto, Raymond (Patty Jo Hall) and Ernie, both of Gallitzin, and Jane Ann (Bruce) Schlosser of Ebensburg; 19 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; a daughter-in-law, Jo Anna (Costlow) Driskel; a sister, Rita Farabaugh of Loretto; and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Russell, on April 11, 1996; two sons: Rick and infant Glenn; a grandson, Jared; five sisters: Grace Krug, Eleanor Krug, Louise Wyland, Martha Dillon and infant Marie; and three brothers: Gerald, Irwin and William.
Jean was a graduate of Adalen Beauty School, Altoona. She had worked at St. Francis College as a cook for several years and at the Ebensburg Center in food service, retiring in 1990 after 15 years of service. She was a member of Cresson and Loretto Senior Citizens, Altar and Rosary Society and Basilica of St. Michael, Loretto.
Jean loved her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, her friends and playing cinch with family and friends.
Friends will be received from 2 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012, at Gibbons Funeral Home, Ashville. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012, at Basilica of St. Michael, Loretto, the Rev. Malachi Van Tassell officiating. Committal will be in the church cemetery.


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I use higher dosage of 6.5g Citrulline in pre-workout stack (mixed with 3.5g Beta Alinine, 2g AAKG, 1g Lysine, 5g BCAA, 40g hydro whey) 45 miinutes before workout. It seems more effective than AAKG as I can use higher dose without stomach upset. The taste is toxic; overpowering acidic like drinking car battery fluid when it is mixed with pre-workout stack. So I bought a capsule machine and put them in 00 size capsules (0.65g per capsule) and pop 10 capsules before workout. It definitely gives me massive pump, better stamina and less fatigue in metabolic interval training. I am sure it is not plecebo effects as it or other pre-workout ingradients consistently raise my training intensity . I don't use it any other time than pre-workout so i have no idea if it would encorage more blood flow to my manhood.
Too early to tell if it is effective. Bought it to lower blood pressure and have been using it for four days only.
"The pre-cursor to beta alanine with more instant effects very useful supplement for that extra boost in the gym. Taken with caffeine and beta alanine pre-workout in the following amounts it makes for an awesome pre-workout: 3-6g beta alanine, 2-4g citrulline malate, 100mg-300mg caffeine If you are ligther (sub 150lbs) or female take on the lower side If you are male and above 150lbs take closer to the upper amounts"
good for all round performance with no side effectsGoes Well With:take it on its own
Been using this for a while mainly for muscle pump and also some control of my blood pressure - great product would highly recommend.
Does what it's supposed to do, well! Isn't supposed to taste good, but when blended with the rest of my stack it isn't noticeable and I do get great pumps when using this.Goes Well With:BCAA's, creatine, Beta alanine
This is a very important part of my daily mix Goes Well With:My other powders
A fantastic product for anyone looking to increase power, explosiveness and strength. It mixes easy and is immediately noticeable. I like to take mine 20-30 minutes before my a.m workout and the same with my p.m workout. It takes 3-4 days to completely saturate your body, but when it does it is incredibly beneficial; my bench press 3RM went from 110kg to 117.5kg after just two weeks of using this product and my power clean 1RM went from 100kg to 105kg in the same amount of time. This product lets the gains do the talking and it is incredibly good value for money. I would however suggest buying it in bulk to save that extra bit of money. Goes Well With:Micronized Creatine Monohydrate and Beta Alanine
I accept together with Arginine (AAKG) and Citrulline Malate, effect just remarkable, inflates muscles and you isn't tired during training + restoration goes quicker. I drink more than a month and I feel that it is necessary to take a break, probably there is an accustoming.Goes Well With:Water + Arginine (AAKG) + Citrulline Malate
Works well stacked with other products. I will leave it to you to work out the best stack for yourself!Goes Well With:Water
Excellent for any preworkout recipe: take between 6 and 8 grams of this in your shake bdfore hitting the gym and you will feel greater amount of blood flowing into your muscles.Goes Well With:Preworkouts. Add beta alanine, AAKG, taurine and creatine to increase the general pump effect.
Don't really do reviews. But had too on this. When you have been training with this and do not take it you feel the difference aim to take this 3 times a day has stated. On training days aim fro 4 times 1 in the morning 1 before you train. 1 straight after you train& 1 before bed. Goes well with Bcca or protein.. Their is no taste when mixed with any of these. Have a go.Goes Well With:Bcca or protein
Verry good product for muscle recovery after strong workout...i love this product
This is a favourite of mine. I always add to my preworkout and also take on rest days. I can feel it working and makes me feel more awake on rest days as i can actually feel my blood reaching the extremeties of my body (sounds wierd but its true) great pump too. Goes Well With:Citrus
Love, love, love this product. Gives a great sustained rush that lasts a whole gym session. This and caffeine (powder) are my two favourite pre workout products. For the job it is supposed to do I prefer this over caffeine but caffeine wins overall for me due to the low price point. If you're flash for cash though choose this. I purchased it initially for gym sessions but have found it improves my time and endurance on my running days as well.Goes Well With:Gains
Quick delivery. I have used Citrulline Malate for two wks I can tell the difference. More pump from workout and you can work a little harder too. Well worth it so far Goes Well With:Water, juice
I have used this as a stack with MYPRE as well as in a stack with creatine and BCAA's. The pump is incredible. My arms look much bigger and feel as if they are going to rip through my skin. Excellent product.Goes Well With:Creatine, MYPRE, BCAAs
All pre workout formulas should have this in, it will help you focus and it'll give you a rush, best taken 15 minutes before training. It also keeps going all through an Alactic training session. Do some research, it's the daddy.Goes Well With:Juice, as it's very bitter
I was taking a pre workout that had 5g of citrulline malate in it but it was a wee bit pricey. When it ran out I switched to a cheaper one and noticed it wasn't as effective. Eventually I compared the ingredients and while the bcaas were the same the citrulline malate and beta alanine were much lower. So I now take these separately. This definitely makes a difference for longer, more cardio/higher volume workouts. I sometimes mix it with other stuff but on it's own it's fine. Tastes pretty sour, very lemony but not unpleasant at all.Goes Well With:Beta alanine, a couple of espressos
This will give you a good pump, the energy that you need to push the last few reps out
I have it pre work out as follows: Creatine Ethyl Ester Ginseng Guarana Gingko Biloba AAKG TAURINE TYROSINE D RIBOSE Follow this formula - If you think that workout is something painfull or something that needs plenty of your effort. It will cary you throu the workout on the wings of pegasus..or whatever dudes. I have some post recovery (bunch of stuff) and pre sleep (bunch of stuff),post sleep (a bunch of stuff) during the morning (a bunch of stuff) and during the day (another pile of stuff). Little advice to all this if I may: Avoid fructose,keep hydrated with gallons of water and stick to good sleep/food/lifestyle routines.
I was looking for a simple cure to my very poor circulation and I noticed a report on Citrulline Malate, I am recovering from a severe chest infection and although I am much better now and the infection has cleared my hands are usually cold and my feet and my ability to get an erection has almost gone. I am hoping that by taking Citrulline Malate will improve my circulation by dylating the blood vessels, especially in my extremities. I have taken the powder in orange juice twice a day in roughly 3 gram doses for about a week now and there has been some improvement in my circulation but no mirical cure yet.
This is the best Citrulline Malate I've come across. I have tried a few brands now and others tend to clump up and taste extremely acidic. This mixes well, stays in soft powder form, and doesn't taste anywhere near as strong.
Citrulline Malate is first class as advertised. It increases energy for all your workouts and aids recovery.Goes Well With:mct powder
I decided to take this Citrulline Malate as a precursor to argine to help with my circulation, and to help my small scale weight training. I've had no noticeable side effects and it doesn't taste too bad just neat in some water - it's like a sharp lemon taste. It's still a bit early but I have felt some benefit in that the training and cycling have felt easier and my circulation has improved. I will continue to use it before exercise.Goes Well With:Spirulina, Chlorella, Wheatgrass and Maca
This Citrulline Malate is a great add on to any pre-workout. It gives an awesome pump everytime and it is cheaper than all the pump products out there! And with most pre-workouts not using a suitable dose of citruline malate, using this lets you choose how much you want, so you know you are getting the right dose! This is well recommended!Goes Well With:Any pre-workout
"Having used this many years ago and remembering how well it worked,i chose recently to use again. Fantastic ability in allowing me to train easily for 1hr hardcore! Cardiovascularly makes a big difference in myself and coupled with creapure im getting some amazing pumps...The t-shirt i wear is loose around the arms and after 15mins of training,,ie back etc (not even arms directly) the t-shirts is tight around the arms...lol Absolutely crazy....!!...So for me it works without any doubts whatsoever ever!....Search which ammount works for you..ie i mix 2.5g or heap it to 3.5g mixed with 2.5g creapure and thats what lets me train. Also worth mentioning i suffer with fibromyalgia/cfs. It's a remarkable supplement that allows me to train where i simply cant without it."
after just 2 days i was running a lot further without feeling the tiredness and doing a lot more reps in the gym. i would advise
More refined powder than when I purchased this same product 18 months ago. I put into capsules and find it a very good supplement and is very cost effective compared to comparable companies products.
"i have found using this along with creapure, maltodextrine and dextrose is amazing for bulking."
"Everyone seems to give 5/5 for every product they use - that means its the perfect supplement!\n\nThis stuff is good, so 3.5/5 is a fair reflection."
"Helped a bit, got a few more reps out, but im not totally convinced. I suggest Pulse over this.\n\nIt is pretty sour/sharp, so i suggest mixing it with something other than lemon squash."
"I am a conditioned athlete, and have been hitting the wall for some time now. This stuff just punched a progress-sized hole through it. I cannot recommend it highly enough. I have always been cynical about supplementing, but Amino acids are the way and the truth if you want the body beautiful, and this stuff is the jewel in the crown. Take with 5g of Taurine, give it a fortnight (maybe less if you're lucky) and unleash the animal in you. Top drawer amino acid."
"I have a flushed face, all my viens are out and in the gym the pump is amazing. I will fill you in in 6 weeks but I think its working. I mix mine with Ginko herb.I am a Human Biology & Sport exercise student so I don't buy suppliments unless there is solid evidence behind them.\n\n"
This has been shown to be more effective than any in boosting NO! Bitter. Will review in a few weeks!!\n\n
"Good product, my views are in line and consistent to the previous reviews re training and pump etc. I put my powder in 00 size capsules as I prefer this way of taking the product however be aware that if you do this it will take more time than normal as I found the product chalky and hard and required to be shaved with a knife before it turns into a finer powder."
I just started on this. Service is good. Expect it to be clumpy due to the nature of the product.\n\n5% of your first order use MP24735
"this supp is great improves vascularity and performance noticeably, especially in cardio. Also helps you get out those last few reps, I also noticed slightly faster recovery times taking this twice on work out and rest days.\n It even tastes nice."
This is aimed more at my protein rather than a review of the product itself. Why is one serving: SEVEN AND A HALF MINI SCOOPS!? Would it be so difficult to make a scoop that is one serving? It's the same with the taurine: 1 serving is 2.5 scoops... beta alanine 0.333 of a scoop! With other companies you get a scoop that contains the one serving you need. My protein need to sort this out. With all the various powders I take preworkout and post it's a huge inconvenience having to stand there dishing out 7.5 scoops of one, 2.5 of anotherGoes Well With:Aakg, caffeine, beta alanine, creatine, taurine
My only problem with this was that the serving size is 7 and a half scoops which seems a bit excessive, can't imagine you would get 125 servings out of it with that many scoops..
I take this first thing in the morning with as little water as possible, 15 minutes before my pre-workout shake of total protein, oats, seeds, creatine, leucine, etc. blended with coconut milk and water. Admittedly, it taste like bile... very acidic; that's why I take 6-7g in a mouthful of water, so I can get it down quick. I'm not complaining about the taste, as it's the effect I'm looking for and it certainly has the desired one... I workout an hour after downing this. The 'pump' is noticable after working whichever muscle group for a couple of sets, but I find that the increased strength comes towards the last set. I have seen an improvement in weight I can move and I've only been taking this a couple of months. Definitely one of the best supplements I have tried so far, as in instantly noticable physical effect, especially on my biceps, which feel massive after 5 minutes.Goes Well With:Mouthful of water and Alpha Lipoic Acid
I was very sceptical whether this product would have any effect on me. I have ordered 250grams to give it a try and I took two 5 gram scoops before gym. I have never experienced such a great pump, my muscles were so tensed after few reps. I looked significantly bigger and felt more confident. I could literally feel my muscles growing. Highly recommend this product, I take it with AAKG also two 5 gram scoops.
Citrus taste. I like it. It does what its suppose to do well. Perfect.
"I've been taking this regularly for 2 weeks now, having become sick (literally) of NO Xplode.\nCitrulline is a much better alternative, and I'd encourage anyone to make the switch.\nI add to my pre-work out drink and it's hardly noticeable apart from a slight grittyness if I haven't mixed it properly.\nIt's a very natural feeling boost, and doesn't leave you shaking like a crack wh*re on the come-up and the come-down"
This product had no effect on me whatsoever.


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UNIVERSITY PARK - One can argue is that signing day is the one day when every college football team wins.
On Wednesday, Penn State fans could imagine 6-foot-7, 245-pound tight end Jesse James as the next Ron Gronkowski, picture center Wendy Laurent's athletic ability turning him into a future Maurice Pouncey, translate quarterback Steven Bench's accurate arm and running skill into a right-handed Steve Young or convince themselves that fast-rising defensive end Evan Schwan could become a better college player than superstar Ohio State signee Noah Spence.
It might happen. Truthfully, the odds are stacked against five-star players as much as two-star players, something new Nittany Lion coach Bill O'Brien realizes.
"I could care less about player rankings,'' O'Brien said in a conference call from Indianapolis as he prepared for Sunday's Super Bowl. "I'm a part of a football team right now, the New England Patriots, that, if you went up and down our roster, you'd find players that were highly ranked coming out of high school and you'd find plenty of guys that weren't ranked at all.''
However, getting all Nittany Lion recruiting followers to feel their school came out on top this year was a little harder sell, considering that the majority of the team's top recruits from what could have been a top-10 class decided to go elsewhere following the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal and the firing of iconic coach Joe Paterno and dropped it out of the top 25.
The message O'Brien and his assistants were making at a press event at the Lasch Building that would have been out of place during Paterno's tenure was not to look at the stars, but at ourselves, that the who signed with the Lions on Wednesday are Penn State through and through and they might be better than scouts think.
"One of the wonderful things when a coaching staff first takes over is that you're undaunted by ratings and all the extra part of recruiting. You're really just watching the athlete himself, just from a standpoint is he big enough, is he fast enough, does he make plays, can he do it at a high level. The different times we did that in my career at different universities, we've had some of the best recruiting classes we ever had,'' linebackers coach Ron Vanderlinden, one of the two holdovers from Paterno's staff along with Larry Johnson, said.
In all, 18 players signed with Penn State; James already has enrolled. The Lions inked four players apiece at wide receiver and defensive tackle and three defensive backs - assistant coach Larry Johnson confirmed that Connecticut prep Malik Golden will get an initial look at wideout instead of cornerback.
Consensus four-star Wyoming Valley West receiver Eugene Lewis is the most highly touted player in the group, and southern New Jersey defensive tackle Jamil Pollard, Buffalo running back Akeel Lynch, Baltimore area tight end Brent Wilkerson and Baltimore defensive tackle Brian Gaia carry four-star ratings from at least one of the major Internet recruiting services. Lynch was the Gatorade player of the year in New York. Defensive back Jake Kiley won that award for New Hampshire.
Valley View linebacker Nyeem Wartman also received strong support from some recruiting analysts.
"I think it's really solid. We appreciate the people that stuck with us in the period of uncertainty. I feel good about it,'' new defensive coordinator Ted Roof said of the class. "Defensively, we lost four starters in the secondary, so we needed to get some numbers there, and we got some kids with versatility who can play safety or corner. That was a real plus. And you can never have enough defensive linemen, especially in the Big Ten, which is so physical.''
"We were able to address the areas of the program where we need additional depth,'' added incoming recruiting coordinator Charles London, who will be filling Tom Bradley's big shoes recruiting for the Lions in western Pennsylvania as well as handling duties in southern Virginia. "I think this class is going to be a class we're going to build on for the future, and it's going to be a building block for Penn State.''
Lewis, Golden, Wilkerson and Wartman all ultimately picked Penn State after committing to the Lions, then looking around after the coaching change. Lynch was one of eight players to sign who committed after O'Brien took over, setting aside a pledge to Boston College and foregoing a visit to Oklahoma to do so.
Johnson took over as an unofficial recruiting coordinator for O'Brien during the staff transition and was instrumental according to his peers in keeping together what it could of the class. He also got Maryland prospects Trevor Williams (receiver) and Da'Quan Davis (cornerback) to switch their commitments from West Virginia and brought receiver Jonathan Warner, son of Penn State standout running back Curt Warner, into the fold.
"Every recruit I talked to has mentioned [Johnson] as either a reason they kept their commitment or came on their visit. He's been vital to this class,'' London said. "I think it was his belief in Penn State. They could just feel his pride in the university. The message he was trying to convey to them obviously got through.''
While saying he wasn't disappointment that six players decided not to follow through on non-binding verbal commitments after the coaching change, Johnson felt those sticking with the Lions showed special qualities.
"It says they've committed to Penn State for all the right things. The players and families that stayed with us took some heat. That says a lot,'' Johnson said. "For them to stay where they are was tremendous. We've got a great group of kids.''
Penn State also brought in Bench late from southern Georgia, well outside its traditional recruiting area.
"We've got to do a great job in that 300-to-400-mile radius of Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, New England, and the majority of our roster should come from there. Then we want to use our connections where we've coached, whether it be Georgia, Florida, maybe Alabama, and get kids that fit Penn State,'' O'Brien said. "We watched [Bench] on tape and felt very good about his production. We felt his accuracy and decision-making will fit what we do, and his leadership really came through on his official visit.''
Despite O'Brien's overriding desire to keep the players that had already committed before he was hired, Penn State missed out on some considerable talent. Linebacker Camren Williams, cornerback Armani Reeves, guard Joey O'Connor, defensive tackle Tommy Schutt, tight end J.P. Holtz and quarterback Skyler Mornhinweg all were committed to the Lions at the beginning of November but signed with other schools, and Penn State appeared to have led for Spence and safety De'metrious Cox, who signed with Ohio State and Michigan State, respectively. All but Holtz and Mornhinweg were four-star recruits or better.
Even before the upheaval broke, Penn State lost commitments from five-star defensive tackle Jarron Jones and four-star offensive tackle J.J. Denman.
Penn State might have had room for a couple of other signees, but the coaches said the key was to get players they felt could compete in the Big Ten and not just to fill openings.
"We looked at it just purely as an experienced coaching staff can we beat everybody on our schedule with this player. If we didn't feel that individual could do that, we would not have recruited them. Whether he was or was not under the radar, he was on our radar, and that's all that matters,'' Vanderlinden said. "I'd just take you back to Paul Posluszny and Sean Lee. I'll bet neither of them were highly rated recruits, and they both turned out to be great players. Then you look at some of the five-star guys, and they couldn't play anywhere. It's not the ones you lose that beat you. It's the ones you take.''
"You never judge a recruiting class until two years into it,'' O'Brien said. "At that time, we'll be able to say we have a very productive group of football players who do the right thing off the field, which is what we feel we have right now.''


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The specific reason still isn't known, but Curve center fielder Robbie Grossman's own words suggested that his week-long suspension came down to an issue of professionalism.
"I've got to be a pro, and I've got to learn and take the good with the bad and just go about it in a professional way," Grossman said Tuesday evening.
Grossman was in the Curve's starting lineup against Trenton, but the game was rained out. He has not played since June 2, sitting out seven games for what the Pirates have only described as an "internal issue."
It wasn't a legal issue of any kind, Bucs assistant general manager Kyle Stark confirmed.
"Something happened, we handled it and are confident going forward it's the best thing long term," Stark said.
"I'm confident that Robbie knows what's expected of him, and I don't expect any problems going forward."
The Pirates clearly wanted to teach Grossman a lesson with the extended suspension, and he said he certainly learned his lesson.
"Anything they tell me to abide by, those are my bosses, and everyone's got bosses," Grossman said. "I went about my week trying to stay the same routine as much as I could and just learned from it."
The 22-year-old outfielder did accompany the Curve on their road trip to Reading and Akron and even coached first base in two games. Being at the ballpark, however, is much different from being able to play.
"I think anybody would miss it," Grossman said of having to sit out.
Curve manager P.J. Forbes said, "Good," when told that Grossman missed playing because, "That's part of it is recognizing what you have and not jeopardizing those opportunities."
Forbes said he's talked with Grossman and believes the young outfielder is "in a good place right now."
"I'm happy with the way things have gone this past week," Forbes said. "He's handled it well, he's gone about his business the right way, and I'm looking forward to getting him back out there."
Grossman said he's looking forward to getting out and having fun playing again and doesn't believe the Pirates will hold his past indiscretion against him as his career proceeds.
But as Forbes pointed out, how Grossman reacts from now on will provide the answer of whether he learned his lesson or not.
"Actions speak louder than words, and time will tell," Forbes said. "But I think he understands, and I'm sure he's already learned from it. ... That in itself is a learning experience when you've got to sit there and watch your teammates and not be a part of it."


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Meditation requires solo practice daily
Anne Neville has written an excellent overview in "Meditation invitation," especially the information about the changes in the brain and the health benefits. However, group meditation seems to take center stage, albeit unwittingly. It should be emphasized that daily practice, alone, is necessary. Group meditation can definitely energize, propel and inspire, but basic training is needed. I took some excellent classes at the Himalayan Institute, long established in Buffalo.
Victoria Stearns