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Great job! Looking forward using these tools.
Loved the demo of the HLSL Editor and Graphics Debugger. Can't wait to put these to use. Also glad to see you guys are incorporating more graphics tools/capabilities into VS. Hopefully, since MS acquired Caligari, you can port some of that mature IP into VS and all of us can actually have a one stop shop for 3D model creation/animation and coding!
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Gold is common in many electronic devices and components for its ability to better transfer electricity than copper. Tadahiko Sekigawa, president of Eco-System Recycling Co. told Reuters, "It can be precious or minor metals, we want to recycle whatever we can."
It might not seem like there would be enough gold or other precious metals inside obsolete electronics to warrant the effort of recycling. On the contrary, used electronic devices are often a much better source of gold than actually having a small gold mine.
According to Reuters a ton of ore form a gold mine produces only 5 grams of gold on average. A ton of used cell phones can yield 150 grams of gold or more. In addition to the gold the same volume of discarded phones can have 220 pounds of copper and 6.6 pounds of silver as well as other metals.
The price of gold alone hit an all time high in March 2008 of $1,030.80 per ounce. One Eco-Systems recycling plant in Honjo, Japan produces around 440 to 660 pounds of gold bars per month with 99.99% purity. This amount of gold has a worth of about $5.9 to $8.8 million on today's market. That's literally the same output as a small gold mine.
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Cortland State senior Sarah Nadrowski (Kenmore East) finished first in the vault with a 9.70 score Saturday for her second individual national title in as many days in the National Collegiate Gymnastics Association Championships hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. The NCGA is composed of 15 NCAA Division III colleges.
Nadrowski also won the national all-around title the day before. She also earned first team All-America honors with her tie for sixth place in floor exercise (9.60) and second team All-America with her 11th place on balance beam (8.795). She also was named an NCGA Academic All-American, as was teammate Amanda Recor (Lancaster).
Nadrowski completed her collegiate career as a 12-time All-American with three first-team honors on floor exercise (2011-13), three first-team awards in the all-around (2011-13), three All-America honors on vault (first team in 2010 and 2013, second team in 2011), two second-team awards on balance beam (2011, 2013) and a second-team award on uneven bars (2012).
BASEBALL: Canisius (15-7, 1-2 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference) rebounded from a doubleheader sweep on Saturday with a 6-3 victory over Saint Peter's at the Demske Sports Complex on Sunday. Mike Krische had two hits and three RBIs for the Griffs. Chris Gruarin and Jimmy Luppens had a pair of hits and a run scored.
Niagara (4-19, 0-3 MAAC) lost the final game of its conference series against Marist in Poughkeepsie, 5-2. Ryan McCauley homered for one of the Niagara runs.
Mike Burke of the University at Buffalo (12-10, 2-1 MAC) pitched a nine-inning three-hitter as the Bulls took the finale of a three-game series against Central Michigan, 7-0, on the artificial turf field at Monroe Community College in Rochester. Burke struck out 10 and walked only one. Ryan Tulloch drove in three runs for the Bulls with a pair of hits, including a triple. CMU won the first game, 4-3, despite a home run by UB's Jason Kanzler (3 for 4, 2 RBIs).
Erie Community College (9-8) used the big inning for a doubleheader sweep, 6-3 and 10-1, of Anne Arundel CC in Arnold, Md. The Kats had a six-run first inning in the opener with a three-run double by Nick Galenti (St. Mary's) and a two-run double by Ricky Mendiola (Williamsville South) and Ian Walsh pitched six scoreless innings. Cody Alessi didn't allow a run in the nightcap until the seventh.
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In the fight against cancer, the targeting of specific cellular pathways has had mixed success. For example, such therapies have had little or no success against angiosarcoma, a rare and highly aggressive cancer of blood vessels. A possible explanation for angiosarcoma's resistance to targeted therapy has emerged in a study published March 16 in Nature Genetics. This study, the work of scientists based at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, finds that the "driver landscape" behind angiogenesis may explain why targeted therapy sometimes fails. The problem isn't that the targeted therapies lack punch. Rather, the targets that must be struck down may simply be too numerous, or emerge from too many places.
The authors of the study agree with the basic idea of targeted therapy. "Because this cancer doesn't respond well to traditional chemotherapy and radiotherapy, it makes sense to develop drugs that target pathways that control blood vessel formation," says Peter Campbell, Ph.D., co-lead author from the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute. The authors, however, also have come to believe that it may be necessary to think more broadly to find a suitable treatment.
These authors, in their study, which is entitled "Recurrent PTPRB and PLCG1 mutations in angiosarcoma," explain that previous research has "identified aberrant angiogenesis, including occasional somatic mutations in angiogenesis signaling genes, as a key driver of angiosarcoma." Hoping to extend this work, the authors employed "whole-genome, whole-exome, and targeted sequencing to study the somatic changes underpinning primary and secondary angiosarcoma."
The researchers found two novel cancer genes that control blood vessel formation that are mutated in angiosarcoma and that could be targeted for treatment: "We identified recurrent mutations in two genes, PTPRB and PLCG1, which are intimately linked to angiogenesis. The endothelial phosphatase PTPRB, a negative regulator of vascular growth factor tyrosine kinases, harbored predominantly truncating mutations in 10 of 39 tumors (26%). PLCG1, a signal transducer of tyrosine kinases, encoded a recurrent, likely activating p.Arg707Gln missense variant in 3 of 34 cases (9%)."
In essence, the researchers found that in some patients, multiple mutations in the pathway of aberrant angiogenesis controls blood vessel growth. These multiple mutations may make drugs developed for a single target ineffective in some patients.
"This study really highlights the power that a limited number of samples can have to influence the clinical and biological understanding of a rare disease, in this case angiosarcoma," says Professor Adrian Harris, co-lead author from the University of Oxford. "Not only does our study change the way people view the biology of this tumor, it acts as a guide for future drug trials in angiosarcoma patients."
This study emphasizes the need to take into account the effects multiple, co-operating mutations can have when designing targeted treatments for patients. "The next challenge," the authors assert, "will be to functionally explore these findings in appropriate angiosarcoma models that accommodate the complexity of the driver mutation landscape we report here. It is now indicated to determine the clinical usefulness of PTPRB and PLCG1 as possible biomarkers of secondary disease and as novel therapeutic targets in angiosarcoma."
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vb. -- Dude I totally brown trout'ed that chick last night, I was all like "dude I'm totally brown trouting this chick at the present moment!"
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CHARLES TOWN — Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races postponed live racing for Tuesday night because of cold weather and a wind chill anticipated to approach 0 degrees, the track announced....
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There will be no horse racing tonight however sin city will have lots of new decks of cards to deal tonight
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AHHHHHHHHH.......I made a difference!!! The races were not cancelled "due to" cold weather, they were cancelled "because of" bad weather. FINALLY!!!!!
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Well, I give 'em kudos for thinking of the horses tonight. They shouldn't have to run when it's this cold. Period. Politics aside, it's too darn cold for them.
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Since 1926, Chicago area golfers have sought out St. Andrews for its two championship courses, the top-ranked practice center, and award winning banquet and clubhouse services. With its vast rolling terrain, mature trees, and historic setting, St. Andrews offers quality facilities not only for discerning golfers but for golf outings, weddings, and banquet events of any size.
CITY:West Chicago
Traditions at Chevy Chase Golf Course
Steeped in history and rooted in old-time service, our country club is perfect for any event and any size group. Built in 1927, the classic, Tudor-style clubhouse harkens back to an era when making guests feel welcome was an art form. Our guest services teams have preserved this philosophy. From the moment you arrive, we encourage you to indulge in the historic surroundings. Your comfort is assured in an atmosphere where respect is understood and your name is remembered. Our full-service facility offers a remarkable and stylish atmosphere in a clubhouse setting. The Grand Ballroom offers available seating space for up to 500 guests.
Seven Bridges Golf Club, a 4-Star rated course by Golf Digest, provides a golf experience unlike any other. Seven Bridges is recognized as one of the top 5 public courses in the Chicagoland area. It's a public course with a private course feel. Our finely-manicured course boasts a bucolic setting featuring 100-year-old oaks, picturesque lily pad ponds, and, of course, at least seven bridges. Following your round, you can enjoy a meal and drinks at the best 19th hole setting anywhere, The Dock, which offers great dining and sunset views.
Whether it be for your wedding reception, a round of golf, fine dining, quick lunch or Sunday brunch, Carriage Greens Country Club is one of the finest entertainment and banquet facilities in the Chicago area. Boasting an ever expanding wine list, paired with any of the delicious menu items, and great service makes The Sandtrap Grill a unique dinning experience in Darien, Westmont, Lemont and the surrounding western suburbs.
Featuring plenty of "breathing room" between holes, and given its appeal to a broad spectrum of golfing abilities, Tanna Farms is a fabulous outing venue. Combine great golf and a beautiful natural atmosphere with the award-winning onsite restaurant T.F. Boonie's and The Pavilion, a three-season venue that accommodates up to 200, and this is an unparalleled choice for your next event.
The Village Links of Glen Ellyn is a resort-quality, golf-and-fine-dining facility owned and operated by The Village of Glen Ellyn. We're open to the public and offer membership options..
CITY:Glen Ellyn
Come see all the Cary Country Club has to offer from our rolling hills to our magnificent vistas! Come enjoy the spacious deck while enjoying lunch, dinner or a beverage of your choice. Cary Country Club offers golfers an array of shots and beautiful backdrops.Looking forward to seeing you soon!
This upscale bar, opening summer 2016, offers a premier wine selection, an envious selection of hard to come by spirits and a "never say no" mentality. Located on the second-floor at the soon-to-open Kimpton Gray Hotel in the Loop it's all about luxury, paying homage to the grand lobby bars of yesteryear.
Jerry's Sandwiches - Andersonville
Jerry's offers a lineup of well over 100 sandwiches, including named creations, warm sandwiches, burgers, hickory-smoked stuff, and rotating collection of specials. In addition, we allow customers "in the know" to create their own sandwiches by mixing and matching. And we've become a bar, featuring many (and only) North American craft beers as well as a growing collection of American whiskeys. Rounding out the excess, Jerry's offers some fine music from a digital database of tens of thousands of songs.
m.henry offers globally inspired, new american style cooking. We prepare all our food from the finest natural and seasonal ingredients available, using locally produced & organic products whenever possible. In our kitchen we embrace the healthiest cooking methods in creating each dish. At the same time, we recognize that life is also about maintaining a balance. with that in mind, you'll find both healthful and delightfully rich items side by side on our menu. It's what we call, chow for now.
A wide assortment of specialty sausages" (think kangaroo and alligator) alongside the "amazing" duck fat fries is sure to make Hot"G"Dog a Chicago staple.
Pauline's is an authentic neighborhood diner serving American comfort food classics. Enjoy our five-egg omelettes, pancakes, benedicts, biscuits & gravy, burgers, soup, sandwiches, and salads. Satisfy that hunger at Pauline's!
Come and experience refinement and individuality at Chicago's first Mexican steakhouse. Featuring steaks, chops and seafood with a Mexican flare.
JB's Deli, located in Andersonville, provides its customers with authentic deli experience. Order today for delicious fresh cuisine and sandwiches that will keep you coming back for more. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Joie De Vine is a cozy neighborhood wine bar, literally on a side street so that only the locals know where to find it. Delightful cocktails, wine and friendly staff make it a hit!
We focus on Belgian inspired session ales, oak barrel-aging, and alternative fermentation. Our beers are brewed with intention, as part of a 'beer first' culture. Our pursuit of balance inspires effort to bring order to random. Our lives are enriched by personal experience, some more common than others, but each as unique as the next. This random collective becomes who we are, what we do, and how we remember. We liken our beers to these experiences.
Exceptional Service, attention to detail, and great food are the backbone of the original Pork Shoppe and with the addition of local draft beer and homemade cocktails, Pork Shoppe in Andersonville is ready to please... Again.
Fish drinking martinis, glögg, Viking paraphernalia, ancient Schlitz advertising, and Swedish roots make Simon's not only an excellent neighborhood bar but also an interesting experience for anyone that steps within its friendly environs.
The Coffee Studio is a modern, independent espresso bar focused on expertly crafting delicious drinks and snacks from fresh locally roasted coffees and simple, flavorful ingredients. Now serving wine, craft beers and coffee and tea cocktails. Yum!
A neighborhood karaoke bar! Bobby Loves is the hot spot in Boystown to show off your singing skills.
Our original concept was simple: to serve fresh, seasonal Breakfast and Brunch food in a unique way. Breakfast Burrito, Croissant Sandwich and Vegetarian Croissant Sandwich are as popular now as they were then. Our seasonally changing pancakes and french toast creations continue to draw in new customers, tourists, and die-hard fans alike. Interested in Lunch? No problem! Monday through Friday we offer a special lunch menu from 11-2:30pm.
Diamante Azul provides authentic Mexican cuisine to its loyal and hungry customers. Order today to experience fresh flavors and exceptional customer service that you won't soon forget. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Drew's On Halsted a great place to have dinner drinks and late night food. The quality is always the freshest and of the highest standard, bringing the food and service to a higher level creating a modern American bistro.
Although we specialize in great wines and fantastic whiskey and scotch, we do have a full bar to serve all your needs. We do have a few little plates to munch on during your visit. Please stop in and say hello, have a glass of wine or try a whiskey flight or sip on your favorite cocktail.


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Yen Press has licensed the manga version of Cirque Du Freak. It's in english for the first time!! I know you guys read the novels.
YES! I KNOW I AM SO EXCITED! Sorry about the all caps there, but I've been having to wait on Aku-Tenshi to scanlate the manga, and now I don't have to wait anymore...How do you feel about the movie coming out? I'm a bit worried... nyazers at livejournal dot com
I 'm not sure if it will be very good to watch."I love anime and manga! Also J-Rock!"
i love cirque du freak. its awesome:D =D
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Quality Education in the Benedictine Tradition
Dr. Junlei Li has been a member of our faculty since the summer of 2013. He was attracted to Saint Vincent College because of the Fred Rogers Center and its connection to Mr. Rogers, which makes sense considering he is our visiting professor in Early Learning and Children's Media.
Dr. Li does not have a favorite class - instead, in his words, "it's the students that make me love the classes." He is grateful for being able to teach in small classrooms, which allows him to get to know each student.
He does not mind teaching across multiple departments and in multiple fields, "so long as it relates to serving children in the end." And since arriving at Saint Vincent, he has already made a tangible difference among students, starting the student research and development group 'Incubator 143' with the goal of incubating positive change for children's development by integrating developmental science and communication. His favorite part about Saint Vincent? "Small is beautiful."


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Students, please remember that all motor vehicles must be registered with the university Fall semester each year. There is no charge for registering your vehicle. Each year it is the operator's responsibility to affix the registered vehicle validation hang tag to the rearview mirror. Registration can be accomplished on-line by logging onto the university web page (www.wittenberg.edu) and logging into the "MyWitt" portal, clicking on "Personal Information" and "Biographical Update". Parking tags will be distributed via student mailboxes. All other registrations can be accomplished by filling out an application at the Wittenberg or Police & Security Department within 48 hours of the time a vehicle is brought to campus.
All students are expected to familiarize themselves with the university motor vehicle regulations located on the Police & Security web page and to operate their vehicles with caution and good judgment. Validation hang tags are valid only for areas designated for student parking. Faculty, staff, and visitor areas are not for student parking. It should be noted that such things as careless operation, driving at an excessive speed, driving while under the influence of alcohol, or driving on any campus grounds other than campus roads are among the more serious abuses of the motor vehicle code and are strictly prohibited. The speed limit on campus roads is 15 mph. Parking in any university crosswalk is prohibited.
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Child Psychiatry on Pediatrics
Child Psychiatry on Pediatrics (CPP), now in its ninth year, serves as both an extension of the emergency room and a bridge to ongoing inpatient care. Yale-New Haven Hospital has managed ever increasing numbers of crisis presentations. This, along with a shortage of outpatient services leads to increased demand for inpatient beds and the inability to meet that demand. Children at many hospitals stay in the emergency room or are admitted to pediatric medical floors while awaiting transfer to an appropriate psychiatric facility. The experience for both child and caregivers is taxing, and providing on-going care in this transitional period proves difficult. CPP is an innovative response to this pressure point. Here at YNHH, children who require admission to an inpatient unit, but for whom there are no beds, are admitted to the pediatric medical floors and assigned to the service of an attending psychiatrist. Their management is undertaken by social workers, advanced psychiatric nurse practitioners, psychiatry residents, psychology fellows, medical residents, and psychiatry attendings. Patients and their families are seen daily by the dedicated CPP team. Psychotherapeutic and psychopharmacological interventions are undertaken as indicated. At times, with adequate stabilization, we can discharge the child home. The service also minimizes the burden for the hospital staff which can then focus on their primary mission, providing care to children who have acute or chronic physical illnesses.
The emergency services and CPP also serve as centers of training for Yale residents, fellows, medical students, and nurses. It is our mission to confer knowledge and expertise in child mental health care, so that all clinicians are better equipped to understand and help families in crisis.
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1BR Luxury - near Wongwian Yai BTS
Size34.5 m²
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- Air conditioning
- Parking available
- Gym
- Pool
- Elevator in building
|Thanon Krung Thon Buri, 10600 Bangkok, Thailand
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This condomenium is brand new. The interior is beautifully designed and fully furnished. It has one bathroom, comes with rain shower. There is a corridor from the living room, in case for smoker.
There is also open air swimming pool, gym, and laundry on site.
Overall, brand new condo, nice amenities and convinient for commuting and shopping.
Please note that there is $20 cleaning fee. Minimum Stay is 30 nights. Any additional persons after 2, there will be $15 per night per person.
There is $10 discount for the weekly rate and $50 discount for the monthly rate.
The condo address is as follow:
Teal Condominium
88 Krungthonburi Road,
Sumre sub-district, Thonburi District,
Bangkok 10600, Thailand
After booking, a guest is required to send the copy of his/her passport to the host via email because I need to inform the condominium juristic department as required by the rule. Please rest assured that your information will not be used for other purposes.
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The condo is a very nice, clean and luxery place to stay. Also is everything closer by! We realy enjoied our stay. I loved the pool.. Thank jou Sue!
Sue is very friendly and answer very quickly to messages.
She makes me soon arrival.
If i come back to bangkok i will be very happy to meet her again.
Stayed in this beautifully furnished modern Condo with good facilities. Its in a modern secure building with gym and a lovely swimming pool. The building is like a five star hotel.
Sue is a very friendly hostess. She took me around to show the shop, laundry, BRT station. BRT Dorkmai takes u to Centre of Bangkok in about 25 mins. Excellent n cheap Taxi service is provided from the building to anywhere in Bangkok. There is also public bus available at certain times to Centre.
Thank you Sue for everything.
Mustan from London, U.K
Sue is a very polite and organized host. At the beginning she gives you all relevant information, so that you actually don t have to think about anything and can immediately enjoy your stay. Great view from the pool!
Second time we stayed at this place cause it's at a great location.
Enjoyed it once again. Thank you Sue!!
Sue is a friendly and flexible host. Her condo is modern with comfortable furniture, good sanitary facilities and a nice little kitchen. The view from the apartment on the river and the city is magnificent.
The apartment building itself has many luxurious facilities. My favorite is the possibility to order a taxi at the security guards right at the entrance. The only "downside" I could find is that you sometimes have to help taxi drivers to find the building, despite its huge size. Tip: Have Google Maps on your phone, to show the location at the taxi driver.
Nice Condo, very clean. Bedroom with beautiful riverview. save.
7 Eleven nearby. i will come back everytime. gunter from Germany
We ad a great time in Susans very nice condo. It is easy to reach public transportation from the condo, both the skytrain and the central pier on the river. Susan made sure we felt comfortable and told us about nearby conveniences.
We had a warm welcome from our host Susan.
A really nice woman who showed us around the place and apartment.
This is such a nice place to stay. It was clean and very close to public transport.
There is also a nice swimming pool with great view.
Recommend this place and will be back in the future!!
I have already rated this condo. Unfortunately, I had the second Previously booked stay. Have a day earlier and are checked out for the last night in a hotel ....
Bewertet habe ich dieses Condo schon. Leider hatte ich den 2. Aufenthalt vorher gebucht. Haben einen Tag früher ausgecheckt und sind für die letzte Nacht in ein Hotel....
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put an egg on it.
oh and the total weight gain: 1 lb. Jazz hands!
meat cheese bread: right from the airport we went here and I had a mushroom sandwich. Mal had a sandwich with green beans on it, which was really good.
voodoo doughnuts: this place is a tourist trap, so take it or leave it, but it was near where we were driving and I have a weakness of my favorite trifecta of sprinkles, maple glaze and cinnamon sugar on one doughnut called the blunt.
pine state: this place is perfection (love the alberta location). One of my all time favorites. Mal and I shared the Reggie deluxe, a beautiful composition of flaky biscuit, fried chicken, cheese, bacon, sausage gravy with an egg on top. sigh.
salt and straw: really great ice cream, I had the cinnamon snickerdoodle and almond brittle, but almost went for the strawberry balsamic and black pepper.
tam tam: place we went for banh mi, and pho, which was alright, but not amazing. I just found a place on yelp, but it was decent.
Nickolas: We went here for Lebanese food and they brought out delicious pitas the size of a pizza to share. Huge portions, easy to share.
Waffle Window: We went here for dinner, after such a late lunch. This place is also a must. Their sugary waffles are so good. I had one with huckleberries, and lemon panna cotta.
Broder: I had been wanting to go here so badly, after having so many friends recommended it, and I love anything Scandinavian. All their items we had were so great, totally worth the hour wait.
pix: always has great macarons.
taco truck: this place is near Mal's house (I'll update the name and address when I get it), true dollar tacos. We had the Al Pastor and they were so good, and the homemade aqua fresca and horchata were delicious.
baker and spice: this wonderful bakery right by mal's house is a great place to eat for breakfast or lunch. The people that help are so friendly, and everything is so good. I alway have to have their crumb cake, which is fulfills all your dreams of a crumb cake with more crumb than cake. And they always oblige with a center piece request.
native bowl: this vegan food cart has a great rice bowl, but if I had a request, I'd put an egg on top.
homemade cake: mal and I always attempt some large thing to bake. We made a chocolate layer cake with salted caramel frosting and whipped ganache.
clyde common: this place never fails to make a perfect evening. I've had such good memories here, it's just a place you want to bring those you care about, and share some really fresh seasonal delicious food.
ruby jewel: this ice cream place was a nice place to go at night, I had a strawberry lemon pudding ice cream sandwich with lemon cookies.
Being our last day, we went out with a huge bang with a food cart feast. I want to relive this lunch every day.
euro trash: Jon got this prawn sandwich that had the most amazing coconut curry sauce.
Violetta: This place had the corn dog of my dreams. DREAMS. BEST. EVER. Sweet cornbread batter with huge beef hog dog. Jon (my sister's husband) had never had a corn dog in his life and this one took his virginity.
Lardo: this cart is epic, I got the double burger with pork belly, and when I asked to get an egg on top, the man said "nice! That is going to be beautiful." He was right. Mal got the banh mi, which was really good also. Would maybe get that again over the burger. Their fries with fresh sage and parmesan were like candy. salty candy.
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Oh, this post makes me miss PDX so much. I think if I moved there all I would do is eat. Next time I visit I will have to try Pine State and Clyde Commons, they sound delicious.ReplyDelete
so....hungry....want to eat...NOW!ReplyDelete
looks like an amazing trip! :)
Yum. I miss Portland food so much! Every time I go back I have to get the crisp meat burrito. Taco time forever!ReplyDelete
This just made me want to relive every second of the trip. And it's funny, I was just thinking about how instead of putting a bird on things, you would put an egg on it. :) Even if I eat the exact same things it won't be as good as when you were here! Except maybe that prawn sandwich, that thing was tasty. And I also gained a good pound, maybe a 1.5-2? Totally worth it.ReplyDelete
I love reading about food. And even better food in Portland. All the places I ate (except for a Thai restaurant) in Portland was the best ___ I ever had too. You went to so many places that were on my list but we just didn't have enough time to try.ReplyDelete
Holy cow, this stuff looks amazing! Especially the CORN DOGS! I LOVE CORN DOGS! It's almost enough to make me go off my vegan diet!ReplyDelete
wait wait wait. you went to a place called TAM TAM that had banh mi and pho? That is amazing! I have to go there. It's my namesake and my motherland all in one place!ReplyDelete
I've never been to Portland yet, but this post makes me want to jump on a plane and cross the country RIGHT NOW. It's not even 7 am on a Saturday, and I am now sosososo veeerrrry hungry. I gotta tell you, I'm impressed you only gained one pound eating like this! That's youth for you; at my advanced age I can put on five pounds just looking at all these photos ;)ReplyDelete
Where does your sister buy clothes for the little guy? I LOVE that little denim bodysuit! What a cutie.ReplyDelete
so, i was totally not hungry before reading your post... now i'm off to the kitchen to throw together something. wtcrap. that all looked so delicious. (esp. the crumbcake!)ReplyDelete


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Hey everyone! Sorry I have not checked in for a while. This past weekend we played the Edmonton Rush, whoever lost this game was in last place in the West. We were coming into this game on a three game losing streak. We didn't have the lead until the final thirty seconds of the game.
Rabil's behind the back assist to Colin Doyle sealed the deal with only seconds left in the fourth quarter. The final score of the game was 11-10. It was a huge win and a must win because we need to win a lot of are remaining games to get into the playoffs. This was a good start.
We have a difficult double-header weekend coming up. On Saturday we play the Portland Lumberjax in San Jose and then we jump right on a plane to Seattle and drive down to Portland for the game on Sunday. We would be sitting real pretty if we sweep the Lumberjax this weekend, but easier said then done.
The Stealth recently just got back Shaydon Santos, Steven Holmes, and Andrew Biers at the trade deadline. These three bring a lot to the table and are what we need at the back end to make a playoff run. We control our own destiny and I feel like we are going to go on a run here this weekend.


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LORETTO - When the Central Connecticut State and St. Francis women's basketball teams face each other, a championship-like battle almost always ensues.
Sunday afternoon was no different.
The fourth-seeded Red Flash got in the final swing, though, as they survived the Blue Devils, 66-63, in the Northeast Conference Tournament quarterfinals at DeGol Arena.
"I have so much respect for Central Connecticut and the way that they play, how hard they defend, and how physical they are," St. Francis coach Joe Haigh said. "We know consistently that it's going to be a battle when we play."
In a back-and-forth, extremely physical contest, it was none other than Alli Williams that delivered the knockout punch.
Williams scored the final six points of the game, including four from the free-throw line and the go-ahead layup with 27 seconds remaining, to seal St. Francis' 24th consecutive home playoff victory. She finished with 19 points and 10 rebounds for her 22nd double-double of the season.
"We worked hard this week in practice," Williams said. "We did a lot of scrimmaging. We have coach Eddie [Benton] on the scout team and he's the most competitive person I've ever met. We prepared a lot. We knew the scout pretty well. We knew it was going to be a battle. We stuck it out, and I'm very proud of us."
The Red Flash (16-14), who earned the program's 40th NEC Tournament win, knew they had to contain Central Connecticut's Jaclyn Babe.
And for the most part, they were successful.
But the senior still found incredible ways to score a game-high 27 points.
"Jackie kept us in the game making some crazy shots," Central Connecticut coach Beryl Piper said. "She just played as hard as she could to try to get us the win today. She's a great player. They were all over her and she still found a way to score 27. She was trying to will us to win."
"I thought we did a great job defending her and she still scored 27 on us," Haigh said. "Sometimes when you give it everything you've got and the girl still hits a shot on you, that can be really deflating."
St. Francis didn't buckle, though.
Kia Gibbs drew the defensive assignment on the league's fourth-leading scorer and was deserving of her positive feelings on the effort she gave.
"I was supposed to limit [Babe's] touches, shut her down," Gibbs said. "She's a great player. I just wanted to pressure her and get her flustered a little bit, contain her. I tried my best. I wanted the task to guard her and try to disrupt her game a little bit. She got off a little bit, but I'm proud of myself and my teammates."
But Gibbs' work on the defensive end wasn't the only thing the senior did well.
She had a team-high 20 points on a 9-for-14 effort.
"When I was open, I just knocked them down with confidence," Gibbs said.
Rebounds were a big factor, too.
St. Francis dominated on the glass, holding a 48-35 advantage.
Shene Fleming cleaned house with 14 rebounds, seven on the offensive end.
"There was a point in the game where I kind of said to myself, 'Shene, you're probably going to struggle scoring today,'" said Fleming, who was 0-for-3 from the field and 0-for-1 from the line, "so I wanted to grab every rebound I could and make sure that we owned the boards today. And we did."
The Blue Devils (16-14) jumped out to a 12-point lead just 5:28 into the game, but the Red Flash bounced back and trailed by only three at the half thanks to a Rebecca Keegan bucket and a Gibbs steal and layup - all in the final six seconds.
St. Francis didn't get its first lead until Gibbs knocked down a jumper 3:01 into the second half.
"We don't win without it," Haigh said of his team's spurt surrounding the break. "You can't over-state how critical that stretch was. We needed those plays."
"We battled," Piper said. "We just couldn't get on that little run that we needed to get on in the second half."
The Red Flash will travel to Sacred Heart for Wednesday's semifinals. The Pioneers earned two blowout wins this season over St. Francis by a combined 46 points.
"It's going to take an effort like today," Haigh said of his team's chances. "This matchup today prepared us for that game. They have great players. Very similar to Central, they've got a scorer, a great guard. We have to have an effort like today and probably hit a couple more shots."
Game notes: Central Connecticut got its first point of the game before the opening tip-off. St. Francis was issued an administrative technical foul for changing its starters after the pregame deadline. Jaclyn Babe made 1-of-2 from the line. "We had a miscommunication on the coaching staff," Haigh said of the error. "We've been alternating between two starting lineups. We had one in the book and one in the locker room to do the pregame. We ran out [to the book] and changed it when we shouldn't have." ... Keegan was one point shy of a double-double. She had nine points and 11 rebounds. ... SFU's Rebecca Sparks had a career-high 12 points. ... Kirsten Daamen scored 14 points for CCSU, and Jessica Babe had a team-high 11 rebounds. ... The Red Flash bench outscored the Blue Devils, 13-0.
CENTRAL CONNECTICUT (63): Arbogast 3-8 0-0 7, Daamen 6-8 2-3 14, Ja. Babe 12-17 1-2 2-4 27, Watras 2-7 2-2 8, Je. Babe 2-10 2-3 7, Makins 0-1 0-0 0, Thomas 0-3 0-2 0, Fisher 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 25-55 8-14 63.
ST. FRANCIS (66): Fleming 0-3 0-1 0, Williams 5-15 6-8 19, Gibbs 9-14 0-0 20, Sparks 4-9 3-5 12, Hayward 1-9 0-0 2, Carangelo 1-5 0-0 2, Taylor 0-0 0-0 0, Brock 0-0 0-0 0, Perkins 1-2 0-0 2, Keegan 4-10 1-3 9, Doogan 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 25-69 10-17 66.
Halftime-Central Connecticut 37-34. 3-point goals-Central Connecticut 5-13 (Watras 2-4, Ja. babe 1-2, Arbogast 1-3, Je. Babe 1-3, Makins 0-1), St. Francis 6-21 (Williams 3-6, Gibbs 2-2, Sparks 1-3, Carangelo 0-2, Doogan 0-2, Hayward 0-6). Fouled out-None. Rebounds-Central Connecticut 35 (Je. Babe 11), St. Francis 48 (Fleming 14). Assists-Central Connecticut 16 (Thomas 6), St. Francis 16 (Sparks 4). Technical fouls-St. Francis (bench). Total fouls-Central Connecticut 20, St. Francis 17. A-462.


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5 Things to Watch For in Monday Night's Colts/Bucs Game
The QBpocalypse is upon us
Last week, the Indy defense gave a valiant effort, but couldn't over-come the offensive ineptness thrust upon them by the other half of the team. This week the Colts return to the scene of one of the great comebacks in NFL history, Tampa. It's another prime time clash, only this time it stars Curtis Painter! Here's what to watch for this week:
1. Watch for the run game. Hold on to your chair: Joe Addai is averaging 4.8 yards a carry. Delone Carter is at a Don Brown-like 3.7. The Colts have run the ball effectively through three weeks, and absolutely need to pound it this week. Of course, I write that every week, and every week they go pass heavy. That simply can't happen now that Painter is playing. In the preseason, Curtis Painter barely completed 50% of his passes. With the exception of one long pass to a wide open Reggie Wayne (something he showed last week he's incapable of replicating on a consistent basis), he averaged less than six yards a pass. Curtis Painter is not an NFL caliber quarterback, and I fully expect a two pick, 4 sack, 1 fumble kind of night if asked to throw 40 times. Indy's ONLY chance to win is to keep the ball out of his hands.
2. Watch the home/road split. In 2010, the Colts defense had one of the most extreme home/road splits in history, playing lights out at the Luke, and playing like they were in the dark on the road. The Colts defense has been impressive through two games at home, and even against the Texans only gave up 13 points on drives opening outside the Indy 20. The real test for this unit will be if they can carry this production on the road with them. Tampa has had a miserable start to the season offensively, and the Colts defense ought to be up to the challenge. If they have a rough game, it could be a sign that the last two weeks were a mirage.
3. Watch for regression. Josh Freeman had a major breakout season in 2010, posting a passer rating over 95, and a crazy low interception percentage. He also has 8 comeback wins in just 28 career starts. In fact, he's only won 13 total games, and most of those were fourth quarter come-from-behind jobs. Unfortunately for Freeman, his magic might be wearing off a bit. His numbers have come back to the pack some early in 2011. His sack rate is down and his completion percentage is up, but his unsustainably low interception rate has rebounded as well. His DVOA is about league average through three games. Freeman is either on the verge of putting it all together or of showing that 2010 was a bit fluky.
4. Watch for the league's worst pass defense, almost. The Bucs rank 31st in DVOA against the pass. Granted they've played some decent quarterbacks early, and they also have 6 sacks and a couple of interceptions. Still, the Bucs are a far cry from the dominant defenses they fielded for so many years. In many respects this is a game of ghosts. Once upon a time, this was a premier matchup in the NFL, but Dungy and Gruden are in the booth, Manning is sidelined, and Warren Sapp has become a Macey's parade float. It's astounding really, how quickly things change in the NFL. Normally, the Colts best chance to beat this Bucs team would be to pass, but, well, we've covered that point already.
5. Watch for disappointment. Painter is bad. Really bad. If he throws 10 times, there will likely be a turnover or two mixed in. Part of the problem is that the coaches have shown no inclination to alter the offense to go run heavy. They'll ask him to throw way more than they should. I expect him to hand the ball to the Bucs regularly. Tampa 35 Indy 10.


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SHEPHERDSTOWN—When Hagerstown, Md., resident Bob Wantz visited Shepherd College as a high school senior in 1951, there was no telling the impact the university would have on him. Or he on it....
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Church offering chicken dinners
REPUBLIC - St. Aloysius Catholic Church is to serve a chicken barbeque at 11 a.m. Sunday at Republic Town Hall.
Drive-through carry-outs are to be available.
Cost is $9 per meal or $5 per half-meal.
'Look Good' class planned at Mercy
The American Cancer Society is offering "Look Good, Feel Better" for women active in cancer treatment. Participants are to receive a make-up kit and instruction to combat the appearance-related side effects of radiation and chemotherapy.
The class is set for 2-4 p.m. May 13 in the Mercy Tiffin Cancer Center B, 40 Fair Lane.
The class is free but registration is required by calling (800) 227-2345.
Memorial parade back in Bascom
BASCOM - The Bascom Lions Club is gearing for its 48th annual Memorial Parade at 2 p.m. June 2. A chicken and pork chop barbecue is planned 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at Meadowbrook Park's evergreen shelter. At 1:15 p.m., Sandridge Cemetery is the venue for memorial services.
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Airman Nathan E. Smith Memorial 5k Run/Walk and 1k Kids' Run is set for June 8, starting at Tiffin Eagles, 68 Riverside Drive. The course winds along the Sandusky River and through local neighborhoods. No pets are allowed.
Registration is 8 a.m.-8:45 a.m. The kids' run for ages 11 and younger is at 8:15 with the 5k at 9. Entry fees are $15 if received by May 31 and $20 on race day. The kids' run is $9 per entry.
This race is a fundraiser for Financial Assistance for Cancer Treatment. Checks can be made payable to Nathan Smith Memorial Fund, 3240 E. CR 50, Tiffin, OH 44883.
For more details, call Fred at (419) 332-8104 or Scott at (419) 332-3131.
The Berry Run steps off at 4 p.m. June 15 at Bloomville United Church of Christ, 31 N. Marion St., Bloomville. The 10k run/walk is $15 by May 27 and $20 on race day. The 5k run/walk is $12 in advance and $15 on race day.
The Berry Run is in conjunction with the church's annual strawberry festival. Other activities include children's games, raffles, entertainment and homemade food, with many berry desserts.
For more information, call (419) 983-2371.
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OLD FORT - The Paul M. and Lucy J. Gillmor Charitable Foundation is to host a garage sale 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. June 14 and 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. June 15 at Old Fort High School.
So far, the foundation has collected furniture, appliances, collectibles, decorations, housewares, books, glassware, clothing, infant items, electronics and sporting goods, including several bicycles.
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Honors also offers a variety of alternative, informal learning opportunities for students as a way of exposing them to topics they might not encounter in the course of their formal studies and as a way of allowing students to meet and talk with professors in a setting that is conducive to relaxed conversation.
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As an App developer in the UK I am dissapointed that MS has thus far failed to deliver on the availability of their advertising platform to developers in the UK (and elsewhere). Do you anticipate similar issues with the advertising SDK for Apps in the Windows Store for devs in the UK?
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Guys, is this a joke, have you seen how easy it is to bypass/remove/crack the trial period of Window 8 apps? In fact all Windows 8 store apps have their source code stored in plain text on the users device, ready for a hacker to do a quick modification and bingo, no more trial period, no more revenue for the poor developer!

This platform sucks bad.
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Butler County Woman Named An All-American Image Award Winner
Butler County Woman Named An All-American Image Award Winner
Denise Whiting of Slippery Rock, Butler County, has been named an All-American Dairy Show 2013 Image Award recipient. Agriculture Secretary George Greig will present the awards at the show's "got milk?"® banquet on Monday, Sept. 9, at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center.
The Image Award honors people who enhance the image of the All-American Dairy Show with significant contributions to its reputation, prestige and welfare. Also receiving the award this year is Steve Cornman of Boiling Springs, Cumberland County.
"Volunteers are the lifeblood of the All-American Dairy Show, and the Image Award recognizes the contributions of the people working behind the scenes," said Greig. "Denise's dedication to the All-American spans nearly 35 years as an exhibitor, board director, sponsor and volunteer. Her vision for the Supreme Champion pageant has made the event a grand finale."
Whiting's involvement with the show began 33 years ago thanks to a good calf and John Marchezak of Twin Brook Farm, one of the All-American's 50-year exhibitors. Marchezak judged Whiting's oldest daughter's Milking Shorthorn at the Clearfield County Fair and encouraged her to show the fall calf at the All-American.
"Little did I know the passion I would develop for the All-American after that first trip, all thanks to John," said Whiting.
Her family farm, Designer Genes, began sponsoring classes 28 years ago. Whiting joined the Show Advisory Committee 25 years ago and she has served as a board director for 18 years.
Whiting developed the Colorful View Sale four years ago to offer buyers a select group of colored breeds. This year's sale will be combined with the Eastern Elite Sale in celebration of the show's 50th anniversary.
Also part of the anniversary event, Whiting secured a country music concert on Saturday, Sept. 7, featuring Greg Bates.
Whiting has worked with Betsy Musser to coordinate the Supreme Champion cow and heifer pageants for the past decade. They plan a theme and collect items to decorate the Large Arena to cap off the week's events.
Whiting's daughters – Maggie, Bridget (Yannesse), Jessica (Kennedy) and Lane (Dess) – have all exhibited at the All-American. Of her eight grandchildren, three have shown and two will debut this year.
Whiting revels in her family's mutual love for showing. "I have gold here with these kids," she said.
Whiting farms with partner Jim Reed alongside her daughter Lane and son-in-law Mike Dess. They milk Ayrshires, Guernseys and Milking Shorthorns and exhibit cattle and pigs at about 10 shows each summer.
An advocate for the Milking Shorthorn breed, Whiting is honored to receive the award the same year renowned Milking Shorthorn breeder Sam Yoder is named the Obie Snider Award winner. "It will be an honor to stand on the same stage with Sam.
"I certainly don't do what I do to get awards or recognition," she added. "I do it because I love this show and I want to see it continue to succeed."
The All-American Dairy Show features 22 shows in six days in addition to the nation's only all-dairy antiques show. Last year's event saw nearly 2,500 animals and more than 900 exhibitors from across the nation.


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Gregory Glenn Lee, 53, a resident of Coalton, departed this life late Tuesday afternoon, June 25, 2013, at Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown, surrounded by his family. Death was attributed to complications of a massive heart attack.
He was born Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1959, at Elkins, a son of Glenn Earl and Louise Phyllis Stanton Lee, who survive in Norton.
On July 17, 2004, at Orange, Va., he was married to the former Victoria "Vickie" Aliff, who survives.
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Also surviving are one son, Bradley Lee Burruss and wife, Melissa, of Culpepper, Va.; one daughter, Tabatha Ann Wayts and husband, Travis, of Stuarts Draft, Va.; one brother, Michael Joseph Lee and wife, Beverly, and son, Justin, of Fredericksburg, Va.; one sister, Felicia Lee Hendon and husband, Bobby, and daughter, Haylee Marie Bennett, of Norton; two grandsons, Jacob Andrew Aliff and Jackson Lee Burruss; two granddaughters, Kaylynn Wayts and Jameson Leigh Burruss; his father-in-law and mother-in-law, Charles Richard and Jessie Mae Aliff; brother-in-law, Charles Richard Aliff Jr.; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Blankenship, all of Stafford, Va.; several nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles; and his dog, "Dozer."
He was a graduate of the Coalton Twelve-Year School with the class of 1977, where he was a member of the basketball team and catcher for the baseball team, of which he was a lettered athlete in both sports. He was an avid reader, a collector of various interests and enjoyed NASCAR, fishing, camping, hunting and music.
He was a member of Saint Patrick's Catholic Church at Coalton and delivered food for Catholic Charities every Thursday.
The family will receive friends at Lohr & Barb Funeral Home of Elkins from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday. On Friday at 7 p.m., at the funeral home, a prayer service will be recited by the Rev. Mr. Raymond G. Godwin. On Saturday, June 29, Greg will be moved to Saint Patrick's Catholic Church at Coalton where the Liturgy of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:30 a.m. The Very Rev. Donald X. Higgs, VF will be the Presider, and interment will follow in St. Vincent Cemetery at Kingsville.
Lohr & Barb Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements for Gregory Glenn Lee. Condolences may be expressed to the family at www.lohrbarbfuneralhome.com.


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5 Terrible Things You Can't Stop Your Children From Doing
#2. "I'll never let my kids touch a gun!"
Some of my European readers are going to be completely lost here; I realize England isn't exactly known for its Free Glocks to Toddlers program. And even in the U.S., you can't just walk into a Wal-Mart in New York City or Chicago, buy a .357 Magnum and be ass deep in your shooting spree before lunch.
But even to a lot of other American readers (or whatever other gun-loving country you're from), the idea of letting a kid use a gun is fucking insane. "What, you want him to accidentally shoot his brother and four of the neighbors, and then himself?"
All while being shirtless?!
But Here's the Thing ...
Where I'm from, guns are as common as cars, easier to buy than sinus medicine and many kids know how to fire them before they even learn their multiplication tables. This is a farming and hunting community, guns are used to put food on the table or to keep coyotes out of the chicken coop. Hell, kids here get an excused day out of school on the first day of deer season. That sounds like a joke; I assure you it's not.
Now, here's the thing ... I don't own a gun. And I've seen one of my kids accidentally punch himself in the face, so the idea of him even holding a gun is enough to give me an anxiety attack. But what's in my house is of little consequence when you consider that most of his friends do have them. They're part of the landscape here.
In fact, a whole section of our high school marching band is more heavily armed than our local police department.
Even if we're assuming perfectly responsible parents who keep unloaded weapons locked inside a gun cabinet, we're talking about curious children here. They know where you hide the Christmas presents. They know where you keep your porn. Unless you keep it inside your own asshole, they will find that key. Even then, I'm not so sure they couldn't get it without you noticing. One of my kids once stole a PlayStation disc from me while I was playing it.
Now, here's where things really start making me nervous. Every contact my kids have had with guns has been on a fantasy level. Playing Halo and Modern Warfare on the Xbox. Playing with their Nerf guns, which are designed to be shot at humans ... the newest set is comprised of Velcro darts that stick to special T-shirts.
I'm not one of those people who thinks that movies and games turn ordinary people into raging psychopaths, shooting up schools while shouting out the Ten Commandments. But I'm also not ignoring the fact that the only lesson they've had about guns so far is, "Point at a human and pull the trigger to make fun occur." In this part of the country, they have to learn what a gun is, what it does and how to handle one without killing or maiming themselves or someone else.
"OK, now in this exercise, you want to shoot as close to your dad as possible without hitting him. It'll teach you control."
So this year, I went back on my word and got them BB guns for Christmas. Yes, it's not quite the same thing as a 12-gauge shotgun, but it makes me feel a lot better knowing that I can teach them about gun safety without the fear of becoming a newspaper headline.
It's yet another compromise, and you've probably noticed that's pretty much the running theme of this article.
#1. "I better never catch my kid fighting!"
You see this one on a lot of family based sitcoms. A kid comes home from school with a black eye, and the parents flip out. The dad awkwardly tries to teach the kid how to fight while the mother protests. The child ends up going back to school and fighting the bully, where he gets his ass kicked again. Then it's wrapped up with an "I told you so" moment from the mother, followed by the lesson, "Fighting never solves anything."
Hell, I've even written about how telling an adult is the safest, most surefire way to get rid of a bully, and I stick by that advice.
"I'm telling you, Mom, if he takes my lunch money tomorrow, I'm sticking his bitchass to a wall with a fucking katana."
But Here's the Thing ...
When I was a kid, I had a guy that just would not let up with his harassment. I told my mom, and nothing happened. I told my teachers and the principal. Not only did it not help, but it got worse. Now, I was the pussy who couldn't fight his own battles, and I got endless torment over it.
Then one day, while watching a friend of mine in a little league baseball game, the guy showed up again and cornered me away from the rest of the adults. I got pretty scared and yelled out for help, but it didn't work because everyone at the game was making enough noise that my voice just sort of blended in. That, or they were all secretly taking bets on how much blood I could lose before going into a coma.
So when he started his shit, I did the only thing I could do ... I flipped out and started blindly throwing punches while screaming and crying. Basically the same thing I do while having sex.
Let me introduce you to the working end of an orgasm, baby!
Did I win? I don't know, that wasn't the point. About 20 seconds in, we were both out of breath, and he just stopped. It was the last time he ever messed with me, and I don't say that in a bragging "I'm such a badass" way. I was an awkward 9-year-old kid with no strength, power or finesse. I couldn't have been a badass if I had a genie's lamp that granted three wishes and dispensed free steroids.
My point is, I think every single person reading this has a similar story. Yep, violence is bad. Nonviolence is awesome. But you want to tell me that there's never a time to fight? Bullshit.
The first time my own kids encountered a bully, I had to sit down with them and tell them as honestly as I could that they should never go out starting fights or specifically looking for one. But if they found themselves in a situation where nobody could help, they wouldn't be in trouble with me or their mom if they had to throw punches in order to protect themselves.
Despite what the self-defense books tell you, licking them into submission rarely ever works.
No, it's not always the best solution. But, standing there and taking punches while nobody comes to your rescue is the quickest way to tell a bully, "You can do this to me anytime you want. I'm easy prey."
So yes, kids, sometimes the world is an imperfect place, riddled with assholes. And no, we won't always be there to protect you. If we're not honest about that as parents, what good are we?
For good ideas on how to punish your kids for doing these things, check out 9 Toys That Prepare Children for a Life of and 10 Great Books For (Traumatizing) Children.


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"This experience has been very bittersweet," his mom, Heidi Thaden-Pierce, tells PEOPLE. "When we first the news last fall that he is getting into the legally blind territory, it was crushing. But we wanted to focus on the positive and come up with his wish list."
Even while the youngster is doing cane training and will start Braille training next month, his Dallas-based family – including his mom, Heidi, father, Kit, and five siblings, Christopher, 12, Moira, 11, Emiline, 7, Joseph, 5 and Olivia, 3 – are all rallying to help him fulfill his wish list of things he'd like to see before he loses his sight completely.
His creative list shared here by his family includes things like seeing the Apple store, the Grand Canyon, the Redwood Forest and Los Angeles.
"We thought the Grand Canyon was impressive for a 9-year-old," says Thaden-Pierce. "He wants to see the mountains and the desert and so we are going to do a road trip soon."
Born at just 23 weeks and weighing 1 lb. 6 oz., Pierce's odds of survival were small. Against the odds, he thrived, and had laser surgery in the neonatal intensive care unit to save his retinas from detaching. But now, as he experiences a growth spurt, his eyesight continues to deteriorate and he is using magnifiers to read – one of his favorite pastimes. He's read the entire Harry Potter and Percy Jackson series and loves adventure books.
"His siblings have been having a really hard time watching him struggle with this," Thaden-Pierce says. "They say, 'How can we have family movie night if Ben can't watch?' "
To make his wish list come true, his brothers and sisters have donated their allowances and have made truffles to sell to friends and neighbors. The family shares updates about Pierce's condition and their latest efforts to help him see as much as he can on their website.
"They want to do something tangible to help their little brother," Thaden-Pierce says.
After watching an episode of Dr. Who, Pierce wanted to see a Van Gogh painting of haystacks. The Dallas Museum of Art has such a painting, and made that wish come true – for free – KHOU News reports.
"We never expected Ben's wish list would be shared outside our family," says Thaden-Pierce. "We don't know what we're doing next."


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This course provides a detailed look into a very complex area of patent litigation. This course will explore the origins of Hatch-Waxman and address various issues that arise litigating these cases, including FDA Orange Book patent listing and delisting, the interplay between patent law and FDA law as it pertains to branded drug exclusivity, settling Hatch-Waxman lawsuits, and the newly enacted counterpart to Hatch-Waxman, the Biologics Price, Competition, and Innovation Act for biological drugs.
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