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EBENSBURG - Central Cambria gave unbeaten Richland all they could handle through most of the second quarter Friday night, but the Rams answered the challenge and broke a close game wide open on the way to a 42-14 win that clinched its second consecutive Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference championship.
Richland (9-0) drove 66 yards in the final minute of the first half and went up 28-14 on a 29-yard touchdown strike from Matt Shaffer to Kyle Flick with just 18 seconds left before the break.
The Rams' Dominic Farina subsequently took the second-half kickoff and raced 79 yards for a score to put Richland firmly in control with a three-touchdown lead.
"We battled in the first half," said Central Cambria coach Bill Corrente, whose squad slipped to 5-4 and faces a must-win game against Bishop McCort next Friday to earn a playoff berth.
"We moved the ball well and hit some throws, but that's a very good football team over there and they just took over."
Richland took an early 15-0 lead, scoring on its first two possessions. Shaffer hit Flick for a 31-yard score, and Tanner Solarczyk added a 2-yard touchdown run late in the opening quarter.
The Red Devils got back in the game on a 16-play, 80-yard drive capped off by Will Seymour's 13-yard touchdown pass to Matthew Leary at the 5:20 mark of the second.
A 57-yard Shaffer to Flick bomb set up a 3-yard Shaffer touchdown run that made it 21-7, but Seymour again guided the Devils on a long drive to keep things close.
Seymour, who finished 9-of-17 for 173 yards, hit Timmy Davis for a 47-yard gain, and two plays later the same combo connected for a 14-yard touchdown. Colby Crimmins's PAT closed the gap to 21-14 with just one minute to play.
However, Shaffer, who completed 12 of 16 for 274 yards, then took the Rams in for the key score that swung the momentum in Richland's favor.
"Our kids are used to playing fast," said Richland coach Brandon Bailey. "That one minute drill is something we were able to execute."
Richland added one more third quarter touchdown following Farina's big kickoff return when the Rams recovered a fumble at the Devil 5. Three plays later Shaffer ran in from 3 yards out to set the eventual 42-14 final.
Richland15 13 14 0 - 42
Central Cambria0 14 0 0 - 14
First quarter
R - Kyle Flick 31 pass from Matt Shaffer (Linnie Joy pass from Flick) 8:54
R -Tanner Solarczyk 2 run (Shawn Gindlesberger kick) 1:56
Second quarter
CC - Matthew Leary 13 pass from Will Seymour (Colby Crimmins kick) 5:20
R - Shaffer 3 run (pass failed) 3:42
CC-Timmy Davis 14 pass from Seymour (Crimmins kick) 1:00
R-Flick 29 pass from Shaffer (Gindlesberger kick) 0:18
Third quarter
R - Dominic Farina 79 kickoff return (Gindlesberger kick) 11:46
R - Shaffer 3 run (Gindlesberger kick) 7:02
Rushing: Richland - Solarczyk 8-41, Shaffer 6-10, Farina 3-57, Urban 1-3, Somiari 1-3, TEAM 1-minus 2, Kutchman 2-9, Warshel 2-16, Verhovsek 1-1, Li 1-minus 2, Rubal 2-20, Morgan 1-minus 1, Wanko 1-4. Central Cambria - Seymour 17-35, McBreen 3-5, Kirsch 8-38, Bauer 2-11, Ambrisco 2-3, Young 1-4, Adams 3-10, TEAM 2-(-6).
Passing: Richland -Shaffer 12-16-0-274, Kutchman 0-4-1-0, Rubal 1-1-0-(-3). Central Cambria -Seymour 9-17-0-173
Receiving: R- Flick 4-136. Pecora 2-35, Metzgar 2-75, Solarczyk 1-1, Ball 1-11, Rizzo 1-7, Bergman 1-9, Thomas 1-minus 3
Interceptions: Central Cambria - Gilkey 1-15.
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The experience of the Geechee Gullah is distinct--rife with African retention, notably West and North African--and reflects a legacy of slave resistance and strong cultural identity. Texts that address the unique experience of this culture are, but not limited to, Gloria Naylor's Mama Day, Ntozake Shange's Sassafras, Cypress, and Indigo, and Cornelia Walker Bailey's God, Dr. Buzzard, and the Bolito Man.
For this season, SILC is looking for papers that deal with children and family, specifically as it relates to retaining Geechee Gullah culture, but also the African diaspora culture. We accept papers that deal with child-rearing, children's stories and songs, matters of relationships especially dealing with elders, lineage, and maintaining the family unit. Possible topics include:
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So I did my taxes over the weekend and found that I had a significant tax shortfall (more than I've ever had as a rebate, but I see it as a good thing) as a result of not paying quarterly estimated tax payments last year. Now, I wasn't assessed a penalty because I paid more tax than I did the year before (I wasn't within 90% of what I owed, which is the other 'get out of jail free' card) but this year I will have to be paying these estimated payments in order to avoid penalties. If I hadn't paid more than last year, I would've had about a hundred and fifty bucks in penalties, which isn't bad on an absolute scale but terrible when you consider it's a completely avoidable loss. So, here is my rough and tumble guide to calculating and paying your quarterly estimated taxes.
Calculating How Much Tax You Owe
You must make quarterly estimated tax payments on any self-employment income you earn and the process of calculating the amount of that tax isn't tricky but does require a calculator. The first thing you need to do is to figure out what your average tax rate is, which you can find on your previous year's tax return by dividing your income tax (line 43 on your Form 1040) by your adjusted gross income (line 37 on your Form 1040), that is your average tax rate. As a self-employed person, you need to tack on an additional 15.3% for Social Security and Medicare. Now, you take that tax rate and multiple it by your quarterly profits and that's the amount you need to pay.
Another safe way to go about it is to see how much you paid in taxes last year, estimate how much you'll have withheld and subtract that value from your tax paid, add some buffer to that and divide it by 4. If your business is growing, you'll still experience a tax shortfall but you'll avoid penalties. So, if you have a tax liability of $10,000 for 2006, your job withheld $6,000 last year, then your shortfall was $4,000. Add some buffer, say another $400, and you should send in $1,100 each quarter. That means for 2007, you'll have paid $11,600 in taxes which is more than the $10,000 you owed last year – penalties avoided.
Paying That Quarterly Estimated Tax
As for paying it, you have two options – the 1980 way of writing a check, or the 2000 way of sending payment through the Electronic Federal Tax Payment System [3]. I recommend the EFTPS because you won't lose a payment in the mail but if you use a check, be sure to make out the check to United States Treasury, your social security number on the check, and include a copy of Form 1040-ES [4]. The due dates for payment are April 15th for the first quarter, June 15th for the second quarter, September 15th for the third quarter, and January 15th (of the following year) for the fourth quarter. Obviously, keep copies of all your checks, forms, etc. for tax time next year.
Now, another question I had was whether the payments have to be equal and they aren't required to be equal but they should. I don't know what the ramifications are if they aren't equal but as long as you do a pretty good job of estimating, a small deviation probably isn't a big deal.
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After 20 years of reviewing restaurants for The Patriot-News and PennLive.com, Mimi Brodeur is showing her face and sharing her bests:
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- John J. Jeffries, Lancaster Arts Hotel, 300 Harrisburg Ave., Lancaster. 717-431-3307. The fine-dining restaurant offers phenomenal farm-to-table fare and excellent service.
- Chalit's Thai Bistro, 5103 Carlisle Pike, Hampden Twp. 717-695-9889. The tiny BYOB restaurant impresses with its beautiful plate presentations and well-composed Thai offerings.
- Devon Seafood Grill, at Hershey Press Building, 27 W. Chocolate Ave., Hershey. 717-508-5460. Devon has seafood in its name for a reason; fresh fish is flown in six days a week. Don't skip the on-the-house biscuits nor the desserts.
- Ninh Kieu, 3116 Parkview Lane (near Harrisburg Mall), Swatara Twp. 717-565-8095. It serves big bowls of aromatic pho, which is chock-full of tender meats or seafood, herbs and bean sprouts.
- Federal Taphouse, 234 Second St., Harrisburg. 717-525-8077. The restaurant's 100 craft beers are the hook, but so are the wood-fired pizzas, smoke-enhanced entrees, and sleek and urbane ambiance.
Favorite dishes
- Beef cheeks at Mai(s)on, Lancaster.
- PEI mussels at Josephine's in Marietta. (closed)
- Asian duck tacos at Lancaster Brewing Co., Swatara Twp.
- Any veal dish at Gabriella's Italian Restaurant, Susquehanna Twp.
- Char-grilled Caesar salad at the Belvedere Inn, Lancaster.
- Coconut cream pie at Char's-Tracy Mansion, Harrisburg.
- Salt-encrusted trout at Firehouse Restaurant in Harrisburg and Black n Bleu in Hampden Twp.
- Grilled baby octopus salad at Home 231 in Harrisburg.
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- Fresh turtle soup was actually made from snapping turtles pulled from nearby riverbanks at the now-closed Luddy Seafood Restaurant in York Haven. The soup had a very slimy consistency.
- Alligator meat tastes like chicken at Prudhomme's Lost Cajun Kitchen in Columbia.
- The now-closed Parev featured a novelty -- a baked potato for $50. There was nothing particularly special about this spud except that the potato was large and came with assorted toppings including imported caviar.
- King Kat burger at Rock Kat Bar & Grill is stacked so high with three beef patties, four types of grilled cheese, six strips of bacon, Kat Sauce, lettuce, tomato and onion that you don't have a choice but to use a knife and fork to dissect the tower before biting into it.


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Protect your garden from frost with the different ways through which you can reduce the amount of cooling in and around your garden.
- Your garden will warm up more during the day if it slopes toward the Sun. Residual heat in plants and soil may determine whether your garden sustains frost damage during the night. Cool air, which is dense and heavy, will flow away from plants growing on a slope—what the experts call drainage.
- A garden on a south-facing slope offers two advantages: more exposure to the Sun, and better drainage of cold air. In deep valleys, nighttime temperatures may be as much as 18° F lower than the temperature on the surrounding hills.
- Trees surrounding your garden act like a blanket and reduce the amount of heat radiating from the soil, perhaps keeping the temperature high enough to protect your plants from early fall frosts.
- A stone wall benefits the garden by acting as a heat sink, absorbing warmth from the Sun during the day and radiating it slowly at night. The water in a nearby lake or pond (if it is one acre or larger) does the same.
- Moisture is also a player in determining whether frost will nip your tomatoes. When moisture in the air condenses on plants and soil, heat is produced, sometimes raising the temperature enough to save the plants. On the other hand, if the air is dry, moisture in the soil will evaporate, removing some heat.
- Good soil, full of organic matter, retains moisture, reducing the rate of evaporation. Mulch also helps prevent evaporation.
- Plants themselves can modify cooling. Dark ones with a maroon or bronze cast may absorb more heat during the day. And those that have been planted close together create a canopy that entraps heat from the soil. More important, a plant's coldhardiness determines its ability to withstand colder temperatures.
If it has been a glorious fall day, with a clear sky and low humidity, chances are that temperatures will drop enough at night to cause frost. If you decide that frost is a possibility, cover your plants, especially the tender ones like impatiens, peppers, and tomatoes. Use newspapers, straw, old sheets and bedspreads, plastic tarps, or evergreen branches. Cover the whole plant; you're trying to retain radiated heat. It's best to have all covers in place well before sunset.
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The biggest choice a person will need to make in choosing the right life insurance policy will be to decide whether a term, whole, or other type of policy will best fit the individual needs of the person and their beneficiaries. There are many differences between the various types of policies and the right solution will largely depend on the reason why a person is purchasing life insurance and what they hope to gain from the coverage. There are more detailed contracts that fall under both the term and whole-life umbrella terms, but the first decision between these major groups will point a person in the right direction.
The most common type of policy is what is known as term life insurance. In this insurance structure a certain amount of time is defined as the length of coverage. A term policy may have a small period of only a year or could range to longer policies that cover several decades of time. The term and the payment (upon death of the holder) are the key variables in a term life insurance policy. The other major variable is your health (and other personal health related characteristics, such as your family's medical history).
In contrast to the term policies is the whole-life insurance policy, which will last for the entirety of the policy holder's life unless a cancellation occurs. This can happen if you decide to remove your money from the contract or if the policy lapses due to nonpayment of the premiums. In general, a whole-life policy will be more expensive than a term life policy.
Some people choose to take a life insurance policy as a form of protection against an early death while others use the policy more as a form of investment. The identification of the underlying motive behind the decision to procure a life insurance policy will make a big impact on which policy will be the right choice. For a person that simply wants low cost coverage in the case of an accident, the best choice will be a term life policy that can be renewed after it has reached the maturity date. This will keep the expenses of the life insurance low while at the same time providing confidence that a beneficiary will be taken care of should an accident occur.
The other option is to view life insurance as an investment. With the whole-life policies, the amount of money that is paid in premiums will eventually be paid out as a death benefit. The term life contracts will have no investment value and there are no benefits paid to the policy holder at the termination of the policy. The downsides of a whole-life policy are that the premiums will certainly be higher and the investment choices are limited.
Variable and universal life insurance policies offer more freedom and flexibility to the policy holder. In the latter version, the details of the contract are not set in stone and the insured party can opt to make changes to the level of coverage depending on life changes. In a variable insurance policy, the money is invested in specific market accounts that are named by the policy holder. This does involve risk, but successful investment can greatly increase the end value of the life insurance policy. A life insurance advisor can help by talking to a person about their specific insurance needs and identifying the policy that will meet those needs at the best cost and value.
Life insurance is a very emotionally-charged topic. Despite its rather sterile form, this decision is an important one. It is important to obtain multiple quotes to ensure that you are receiving the best possible price for the coverage you want, from a company that will be there for your loved ones when they need it most. Our network of providers prides themselves on their ability to meet your needs.


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Why are you selling you idiot? your missing out on the greatest game console of all time.
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ignore him. another ps3 fanboy.
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A man's body was discovered this morning in the back yard of a home in Ensley's Central Park neighborhood.
City street and sanitation workers found the body about 6 a.m. in the 4800 block of Terrace R.
The man was face down next to a shed and had been shot. Birmingham police spokesman Sgt. Johnny Williams Jr. said the death is a homicide.
Authorities believe they know the identity of the victim, but are not yet releasing his name. He is not from the Central Park community.
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Some residents said they heard what they thought was celebratory gunfire in the area following President Obama's re-election. They speculated the victim may have been struck by falling bullets but police said evidence at the scene didn't indicate that was the case.Follow @RobinsonCarol
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Concerning the Times' editorial "Cancel rebate in check form" on March 31:
(The editorial backed a bill to end the mailing by the state of annual Homestead Rebate checks for property taxes to all qualified taxpayers, and replace them with credits on local property tax bills.)
How much more are we going to put up with having the government in our pockets? I don't want them to tell me how I should spend my money.
The rebate checks are tangible -- checks that we can use immediately on things we had to put off buying because our taxes are so high in this state.
It benefits everyone when people spend. It keeps businesses open and people working. God knows we need this kind of stimulant.
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Readers learn from war stories
By Phil Klay
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Applied to wars, Yogi Berra's otherwise helpful warning about things not being over until they're over, reads this way: Even when it's over, sometimes it ain't over.
For war's many traumas go on firing -- endlessly perhaps -- in the joints, hearts, minds and vanished body parts of the soldiers whose mean lot in human history is to fight wars.
This is one of the thoughts behind Phil Klay's trenchant and accomplished post-Iraq short story collection "Redeployment."
In the collection's title story, for example, Sgt. Price goes home to wife Cheryl and dog Vicar.
The dog is old now, so after Price spends time with his wife and family, and after he's attended his mandatory "Don't Kill Yourself" class, and after he's hung out with a wife-betrayed buddy who is most likely to kill himself, he's planning to shoot Vicar.
He could, as his wife suggests, take the aging, amiable and now incontinent pooch to a vet (as in veterinarian).
But that doesn't seem right to Price, who is, of course, now himself a vet (as in veteran) and who has, indeed, shot dogs in Iraq, for sport.
So, in the story's end, Price shoots Vicar. He does it expeditiously and without regret.
Several stories betray the influence of Joseph Heller's World War II classic Catch-22. In them, the command bureaucracy both does stupid things and talks stupidly.
"I'm very concerned that this battalion is overly focused on killing people," says a recently-arrived Civil Affairs trainer.
He's bent on explaining hearts-and-minds counterinsurgency tactics to the Charlie Company that cleared his way in.
Other stories recall Tim O'Brien's Vietnam classic "The Things They Carried." These are the stories that reflect on the nature of war stories, that is, and the reasons they are told.
The returned Marine of "Bodies," for example, knows that to shock, he tells his story one way, and to get a laugh, he tells it another way.
The power of well-told stories is clear in Klay's book. When, one day, the absolutely honest war story is written, that will be the day all wars end. Until then, we read stories like Klay's, and our time is well spent.
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April 4, 2012 - Al Stephenson
March madness has ended, though it went into the month of April. The college basketball season has concluded and it did so with a record setting effort by the Baylor women and a predictable result in the men's championship.
Let's start with Baylor. The Lady Bears did what no other team in college basketball has ever done. They went 40-0 in claiming the title. There have been perfect seasons before in both men's and women's competition, but no team has ever reached 40 victories. Until now, that is. Baylor center Brittney Greiner left little doubt that she is the most dynamic player in the women's game.
The 6'8" Greiner, whose wing span of 7'4" has to make opponents feel like she is some sort of monster, is not just tall. She dominates games and could possibly do so by virtue of her height, but she is a complete player that is very athletic. If you can get past her voice and the infamous punch she threw as a freshman, then you can appreciate her amazing skills. She got help from an impressive cast, but there is no doubt that she was the dominant piece in Baylor's amazing run. I wish I had managed to make my way to BGSU to watch her play in person.
As for the men, Kentucky made sure everyone knew the seeding process was correct, as the top ranked Wildcats will add another banner to the ceiling of legendary Rupp Arena. It was a dominant center that led the way to the men's championship just like the Greiner-led Bears. Anthony Davis was the player of the year in most college basketball circles and the freshman led the Cats to the crown.
Davis, like Greiner is tall, very tall. He is a shot blocker supreme, but again his size belies his athletic ability. Where you see some tall players get blocks simply because they tower over people, Davis can run the floor and is as athletic as any player on the court. Though it would have been fun to see Ohio State make the final game, the Bucks would not likely have fared any better than a game Kansas Jayhawk team. No doubt both Baylor and Kentucky were the class of their respective tournaments.
So now college hoop fans have to wait until November before they can follow their beloved game. So what do you do in the meantime? If college basketball is the only game you follow, then you simply wait. If, on the other hand, you enjoy other sports - well, things are just heating up.
Major league baseball officially opens its season tonight (the games in Japan just seem wrong to me) with the defending World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals helping the Miami Marlins open their new stadium. The long standing tradition of the Cincinnati Reds playing in the first game of the season apparently is a thing of the past.
If baseball is not your cup of tea, you can also watch one of the most fascinating golf tournaments of the year starting Thursday. The Masters, billed as a tradition like no other, will have viewers tuning in to see if Tiger Woods is indeed back. Will his win at Bay Hill launch him into another run as the best in the game? Will Rory McIlroy forget his collapse from Augusta last year and let Tiger know that he is now the greatest golfer in the world? Does Lefty have another green jacket in his future?
Any of these guys could win, but then again there are a number of other fellows who will have a say in the outcome. I guess you will just have to tune in and watch the views from Amen Corner and listen for the roars of the crowd when the leaders hit the back nine on Sunday. If you follow golf, you have to love this tournament.
As for me, well I'm taking some time off. The Mrs. and I are heading to Florida to relax and visit friends. While there we will continue a long running tradition.
We are going to visit the new Marlins Park. It will be my 55th major league stadium.
The view from my seat suggests that the NCAA basketball tournament was great TV watching. So too will be the Masters.
As for going to the ballpark, the shirts that I have had made up for my wife and I says it all for this baseball fan. On the back it says - "If you build it, we will come."
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It may cheer you to know that I lost 5 pounds in 3 months on Atkins and the gym, but I've lost another 20 pounds since mid-March, when I started Primal Blueprint. Yeah, 5 pounds in the first 3 months, then 20 pounds in the 3 months after switching to this program. READ the Fitness book, follow his suggestions on balancing strength, cardio and sprints. I feel like that has been the key for me. This program works, if you work the program. I'm eating better than I ever have, I don't spend 20 years in the gym every day (which is hard to conceive of when you view time from a linear, subjective viewpoint, but never mind that now), and I have more energy than when I was in college.
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NOW THAT THE Democratic primary for governor has become a Wolf Watch, it's time to ask if anything can slow York County's Tom Wolf down.
His TV ads put him well ahead of six other contenders, overshadowing their campaigns.
He has more money than anyone else in the race.
And he just scored a Western Pennsylvania coup, grabbing support of dozens of Democratic elected officials, including Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto.
This, at minimum, snubs the rest of the candidate field, especially latecomer and Pittsburgh's own Jack Wagner, and further secures Wolf's front-runner status.
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We survivied the blizzard! normally we are the first to lose power and one of the last to get it back, but we didnt lose power at all. Had fun romping in the nearly 2 feet of snow with the doggie.
As for real blogs, I got some lists coming up I want to share and some rants.
Hopefully tomorrow I'll be back to writing some semi-interesting muses.
I'm STILL going strong with Black Ops II. I am finally getting a little sick of it though, glad I didn't buy the season pass of downloads, I have a feeling I'll end up skipping some.
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Auto sales rose again in September
Americans found plenty of reasons to buy new cars in September, and that made auto sales a bright spot in the economy for yet another month.
Sales rose for most automakers, led by gains of more than 30 percent for Toyota and Volkswagen.
Buyers needed to replace aging cars, banks offered cheap loans, and auto companies rolled out a promising lineup of fuel-efficient models. Beneath that, buyers felt more confident about the jobs market, a key factor influencing car sales.
Toyota sales rose 42 percent from a year earlier, while Volkswagen jumped 34 percent from September 2011. Detroit didn't fare as well. Chrysler reported a 12 percent increase, but General Motors and Ford sales were either up slightly or flat. Nissan, which has been hurt as Toyota and Honda recover from last year's earthquake in Japan, saw sales fall 1.1 percent.
Total U.S. sales are expected to rise to more than 1.1 million vehicles, up 11 percent from September of 2011.
Auto sales have stayed robust this year, even as other parts of the economy weakened. They've maintained an annual pace of at least 14 million most months. And on Tuesday, Chrysler's U.S. sales chief, Reid Bigland, said that September sales for the industry could reach an annualized rate of nearly 15 million, making it the best month since March of 2008.
"We remain optimistic about the health of the U.S. new vehicle sales industry and our position in it," Bigland said.
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Officials say third day of strike likely in SF
BART talks continue
Transit officials say San Francisco Bay area commuters should prepare for a third day of transit disruptions as labor discussions with rail workers have not yet yielded an agreement.
With talks going on throughout evening, the Bay Area Rapid Transit agency said late Tuesday there was no indication striking workers would return Wednesday.
Talks resumed after political pressure mounted for a settlement.
The governor sent two of the state's top mediators - the chair of the Public Employment Relations Board and the chief of the State Mediation and Conciliation Service - to facilitate further talks.
Still, commuters faced a third day of heavy traffic, and crowded buses and ferries.
The striking unions and management reported being far apart on key issues including salary, pensions, health care and safety.
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Brain Age Doctor Turns Down $11 Million in Royalties
Dr. Kawashima's floating head donates millions to fund research.
Seems the good doctor recently decided to politely turn down an astounding $11 million in royalty payments that would otherwise have been paid out in compensation for his likeness featuring prominently in Nintendo's smash hit moneymaker.
"Not a single yen has gone in my pocket" said Dr. Kawashima to Agence France-Presse. "Everyone in my family is mad at me, but I tell them that if they want money, go out and earn it."
To date, Brain Age has sold about 17 million copies worldwide, generating about $22 million in back paid royalties for Dr. K. While his employment contract with Tohoku University stipulates that fully half the proceeds could legally be claimed as personal funds (with the other half going to Tohoku U.), the doctor has instead decided to funnel all his money into the worthy goal of funding more brain research. To date his contributions have helped the university finance a 300-million-yen lab at its Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer (where Kawashima works) as well as another 400 million yen lab not due to be completed until March.
On the whole, Kawashima seems pretty zen about his financial situation, stating that if he suddenly found himself in enough money to retire to a desert island he wouldn't take it. "I wouldn't know what to do there" he quips. "If I had such time to spare, I'd want to do my research."
Interestingly, Kawashima also states that he has no problem with other scientists who want to get paid for similar celebrity endorsements. It's just that he personally just doesn't find money to be a motivating factor. Currently the doc collects a $100,000 paycheck for his service to the university and seems fine with that.
The man is, however, extremely hardcore when it comes to the issue of letting his own sons play video games. Kawashima's four boys (ages 14-22) are only allowed them play games for a single hour on the weekend, and those who fail to observe the time limit get their disks broken as punishment. "What is scary about games" he reports "is that you can kill as many hours as you want. I don't think playing games is bad in itself but it makes children unable to do what they should do such as study and communication with the family. Having fun is not studying. Making [kids] study is not to entertain children but to pressure them to make efforts. People fall to lower and lower places unless they are driven to go higher."
Kawashima's current project is working with Toyota to develop a car capable of keeping elderly drivers alert and aware in order to prevent accidents.
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Beautiful Human BeingPosted: Feb 05, 2008 12:00AM PST by iliyas
This guy is awesome on every level. And I applaude his charity for Education and Research. Also though I don't have kids and im in my late twenties i agree monitoring his kid's gaming hours. Looking back in my teen years i wish i had spent my time more wisely than playing Genesis games.
Best Quote All YearPosted: Feb 05, 2008 12:00AM PST by XtremeGmr4life
"If you want money go out and earn it." To bad most people who have a lot of money or have millions of dollars coming to them don't think this way. Just think how much better America would be if people thought like this. Not on the video game part thats just cruel what can I kid accomplish in a video game in one hour? At least the man gave some pretty real reasons why he does it and not the video games are evil scapegoat.
Only in Japan....Posted: Feb 05, 2008 12:00AM PST by mAtticus_FincH
Too bad America doesnt care about mental health like japan does.....
I'll take some..Posted: Feb 05, 2008 12:00AM PST by Ganon's_bastard_son
they can research my thoughts and I'll just take 1 mil and be set for life. Then I could finally get to the next gen of gaming!
What a nice guy...Posted: Feb 05, 2008 12:00AM PST by Nightmare_Omega
...but let them kids play them games! That $22 million you got for research came from video games! Nobody can do *anything* in *any game* in just one hour! Give 'em two, and give them time to save before you break the disc! Better yet, don't break the disc! You could just ground them like a normal parent would. Video games are expensive, as you probably know.
LOLPosted: Feb 04, 2008 12:00AM PST by TEH_BANNED_REBEL
My Brain thanks you for Brain Age!
you rock Dr. K!Posted: Feb 04, 2008 12:00AM PST by TEH_BANNED_REBEL
I love improving my mind with you EVERYDAY!
Good for him!!Posted: Feb 04, 2008 12:00AM PST by KaelWolfcry
I'm sure his family will be glaring evilly at him for a long time to come...but then again I'm willing to bet his kids hate his guts already. One hour of game time? GAAH! In all seriousness, though, good on him for staying so humble and putting the money where it belongs.
Crazy...Posted: Feb 04, 2008 12:00AM PST by cyberknight1188
Sounds like something that my best friend, and my Psychology professor would do. Both of them piss me off.


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CROWLEY – Notre Dame's Ryan Leonards and Crowley High's Justin Desselle have one more chapter to write before closing the books on their respective prep careers.
They'll do that this weekend when they take part in the LHSCA All-Star doubleheader at Bringhurst Park in Alexandria. The first game is slated for tonight at 7:30 and the second will be played at 12:15 p.m. Saturday.
"This is a great honor for both of these players," said Notre Dame coach Timmy Robichaux, who has coached both players over the last two summers during the American Legion season.
Leonards, who signed with UL-Lafayette in the fall, helped lead the Pios to a state championship in football as the starting quarterback and another state title in baseball as a pitcher/shortstop during his senior year.
"I think that this is one of the honors that he should have for the four years that's he's been here and especially for his senior year," said Robichaux of Leonards, who made the All-Star team as a shortstop.
Leonards was a key in the Pios' title run in baseball both in the field and at the plate. His play at shortstop was nothing short of stellar while he also went 9-1 on the mound with a 1.50 earned run average. In 65 1/3 innings, he gave up 14 earned runs and struck out 91 batters.
"Especially this year, Ryan helped us so much on the mound," said Robichaux. "He's a big part of our defense, too, but this year where he helped us the most was on the mound. He closed that gap and truly became a pitcher this season. That's where he made his biggest improvement."
Offensively, Leonards posted an average of .517 to go along with a .949 slugging percentage. He had 61 hits on the year in 118 plate appearances and drove in 44 runs.
"On the hitting side, if you're in the 40-hit club at Notre Dame, you're a good hitter," said Robichaux. "He shattered that. He had 61 hits."
Desselle also had a tremendous season, helping lead the Gents to a 22-win season and a second-place finish in District 4-AAA.
The LSU-Eunice commitment made the All-Star roster as a pitcher after finishing his senior campaign with an earned run average of 2.37. He gave up just 13 earned runs in 42 2/3 innings and logged 69 strikeouts.
"This is a great honor for Justin and I'm happy for him," said Crowley High coach Christian Doughty, whose son Mike made the All-Star team as a Gent in 2008. "I think it's a good opportunity for him to match up against the type hitters he'll be facing when he gets to LSUE. It will be a good opportunity for him to measure where he is right now and where he needs to be."
Desselle's 4-4 prep record is a bit deceiving considering the fact that his four losses came to the likes of Class AAAA powers Barbe and West Monroe and Class AAA Iowa and Eunice.
"Justin got a lot of the big starts this year," said Doughty of his hard-throwing southpaw. "He pitched against some very tough competition and he kept us in those ballgames. He did a great job for us and he competed well. His velocity is beginning to get better, he's beginning to have much better command of his pitches and I look for him to have a lot of success in the future as long as he continues to work hard."
Desselle was also a force at the plate for the Gents, hitting .364 with eight doubles, three triples, two home runs and 29 RBI.
"Justin actually hit anywhere from No. 4 to No. 7 in the lineup for us and he had a good year," said Doughty. "He kind of slid a little in the second half of the season, but not to the point where he wasn't productive, though."
Leonards and Desselle will play for the West squad along with Barbe standout Juan Rosado, Eunice's Stuart Turner, Lafayette High's Connor Smith and North Vermilion's Mark Frederick.
The East squad is headlined by Parkview Baptist's Brady Wilson, Lutcher's Gavin Webster and Austin Roussel and Denham Springs' Jacob Saizan.


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The Little Vampire
Jonathan Lipnicki's major talent appears to be saying the word "dude", because he does it so many times in this film that you wish the Cute Police would swoop in from nowhere and decapitate him with the rusty lid of a sardine can. If this is the type of crap that's going to be released this time of year, then somebody needs to outlaw Halloween.
This is a story about a boy, Tony (Lipnicki), who befriends a young vampire named Rudolph (Rollo Weeks) then helps save his family from potential annihilation by a nasty vampire hunter (Jim Carter). Rudolph's pa is played by Richard E. Grant and his ma is played by Alice Krige. This friendship blossoms because Tony dreams of vampires and because his family has just moved to the English countryside and the little English kids like Tony about as much as they like cosmetic dentistry.
While this is a kid's film, director Ulrich Edel's last major theatrical film was "Body of Evidence," that hideous piece of crap where überhag Madonna screws everyone in sight. Though there was clearly a chance for an utterly deranged amalgamation of the "Body of Evidence" thematics and the "Little Vampire" thematics, Edel opted to torture us with never-ending shots of Lipnicki standing motionless, staring at something shiny and trying to look cute. With all the talent this kid has, I will eat a phone book if he doesn't spend his teenage years barfing out endless commercials for AT&T or nursing a serious heroin problem.
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The last two weeks of school feel more like a merger between school days and summer daze. I'm packing for field trips (and washing up after field trips), finishing the garden (chasing the large dog out of the garden while eyeing the groundhog that has recently taken up residence) and doing my best to fit in a bike ride around the peninsula between thunderstorms.
All of this rush means dinner needs to be on the table between the screen door slams of my daughter coming in and me going out and vice versa.
This is one reason I'm a huge fan of pork tenderloins. You can buy them already seasoned -- lemon or barbecue, for example -- at the store. It doesn't take long to create your own marinade, and you can speed up the process by cubing or slicing the pork before putting it into the marinade (more cut surface to slide around in all of that deliciousness).
The pork will cook quickly, so keep an eye on it. I multitask at the grill, using the waiting time to weed the beds that rim my Pennsylvania bluestone patio or pick a bunch of greens from lettuce beds along the walkway. You don't need a starch with this meal because you serve the grilled pork on naan or pita bread, perfect for people on the go. The salad can be served on the side or on top of any meat that is cooked on a stick -- just skip the pita croutons in that case.
Some nights it seems I've barely wiped off the grill and rinsed off the cooking tools before my daughter is rinsing her plate and (sometimes) politely inquiring about dessert. From now until the first frost, I keep fruit sliced and ready to go in the fridge. Currently I have strawberries macerating in a little sugar. Other times, it's blueberries, raspberries or some type of melon. I also keep a stash of cupcakes and/or angel food cake in the freezer for these types of nights.
The cake usually gets a shot of frozen yogurt or nonfat/sugar-free topping, about 1/2 cup of berries and a drizzle of a homemade sauce -- usually the remnants of jam making. But this past week I came across a coffee caramel sauce that sounded so easy and soooooo good. Salt, coffee and caramel -- a three-pronged weakness. Add some chocolate (did I hear a cupcake calling?) and some fresh fruit to cut the guilt, and you have a little slice of heaven.
So go ahead and slam the screen door. In or out, dinner and dessert are ready to go.


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Through its book series entitled "Culture, Mind, and Society," the Society for Psychological Anthropology proposes to publish innovative research in culture and psychology now emerging from the discipline of anthropology and related fields. In recent years, new...Read More
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It's important to relax the hands when running. Careful not to crush that potato chip!Tags: elementary school, arms & hands
Banging two imaginary drums becomes a creative way to learn correct arm movement
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|Bang the Drums helps students practice body awareness and control and learn the fundamentals of correct arm swing for running.
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A form exercise that promotes awareness and control of the arms while teaching the fundamentals of arm swing.
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Direction cues to share with students:
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The clock showed 54 seconds remaining when St. John Neumann forward Alize Johnson received a rousing standing ovation and walked off the court for the final time as a high school player.
The fans were showing their appreciation for one of Neumann's all-time greatest players. They also were cheering an athlete who should win this year's Class A State Player of the Year Award. There are many worthy candidates for the honor, but nobody has a more air-tight case than Johnson does.
"I think he's made a tremendous case and I would be shocked if he wasn't," Neumann coach Paul Petcavage said. "His numbers speak for themselves and the most impressive thing to me was, even with his numbers, he always brought everybody else up."
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Alize Johnson led St. John Neumann to the PIAA semifinals.
Together, the whole package is pretty unbeatable.
1. The Numbers
Johnson's statistics are eye-popping. The senior captain averaged 24 points, more than 16 rebounds and five assists per game. He could dominate the post while also playing the game like a point guard. Johnson was just about impossible to defend because he could hammer teams down low, beat them in transition or stand outside and drain 3-pointers.
A four-year starter, Johnson scored 741 points this season and is a member of both the 1,000-point and 1,000-rebound clubs. He scored 47 points in a January win over Muncy and elevated his performance in his team's biggest games while also being a team leader in steals and blocks. As the competition grew stiffer in the postseason, Johnson remained dominant, recording a double-double in all nine playoff games while leading Neumann to a Heartland Conference and District 4 championship in addition to its first Final 4 appearance since 1972.
Despite teams basing their defensive strategy on slowing him, Johnson averaged 24 points, 15 rebounds and 5.6 assists during the playoffs. He grabbed 21 rebounds against Loyalsock in the HAC championship, recorded a triple-double against Mansfield in the district semifinals and made a run at a triple-double in a state playoff win over Greenwood.
Johnson scored in double digits in all 31 games and likely would have had 31 double-doubles if Neumann did not blow a lot of teams away during the regular season leading to early exits.
"I think I proved to people I can play at any level in any league that's out there," Johnson said. "I just have to get ready for college and get ready to start a new journey."
2. Team Impact
Neumann set a program record with 30 wins and became the district's first 30-win team of the 21st century while also becoming the district's first state semifinalist since Hughesville in 2009. The Knights won division, conference and district championships along with nine playoff games and had the longest District 4 winning streak of the 21st century.
Take away Johnson and forget the undefeated season, forget the Final 4, forget the HAC championship and possibly forget the district title. Neumann was an outstanding team, obviously, but Johnson was the one who powered the engine and made everything go. If he was not scoring, Johnson was assisting and setting up teammates for high-percentage shots, making the Knights one of the state's best teams.
Just as important, Johnson lifted his team. Above all the stats, Johnson's most valuable contribution was making his team better. Johnson was like a coach on the court and constantly pushed his teammates to play better. When your best player never takes a play off than everyone else knows he cannot either. The results speak for themselves.
"Every time he steps on the court he gives it all he has," Neumann forward Kamaal Burkholder said. "He's a good scorer, good passer, good rebounder and good defender. By far (he's the best)."
3. No Superstars
While Johnson was surrounded by some gifted players, Neumann does not have the overall star power that teams like state finalists Lincoln Park and Math, Civics and Sciences do. Lincoln Park has three Division I recruits in its starting lineup. MCS has three Division I recruits in its lineup too and could have five players receive Division I offers.
Johnson is the only Neumann player that has received Division I interest. Senior point guard Richard Allen can play at the next level and some of the younger plays may some day play college basketball but Johnson was not surrounded by blue-chip prospects like many of the state's elite players were. If Lincoln Park lost star Maverick Rowan it had 6-foot-9 Elijah Winnie to fall back on and vice-versa. If MCS lost Penn State recruit Mike Watkins it had Samir Doughty to rely on. Take away stars on those teams and they are deep enough to still win a state championship.
Take Johnson away and Neumann would not have whiffed postseason glory.
4. College
From having voted for all-state teams over the last 15 years I have learned that many voters love seeing Division I interest and/or offers somewhere in the nominee's bio. I don't think that's necessarily fair since votes should be based on their performance in that given season but, nevertheless, put another check mark on the list.
Johnson has received Division I interest throughout the season and has offers from schools like St. Peter's, Long Island University and Iona. Standing 6-5 and being able to play any position in high school has made Johnson especially enticing. He will not be a big man in college but Johnson's height, speed, ball-handling, passing and vision make him an ideal guard and/or swingman. Johnson has shown he can play great against the state's best and Division I schools agree.
"I love him. He came up to Philly this summer for AAU practice and I had a chance to check him out," MCS coach Danny Jackson said. "Not only is he a great basketball player but he is a great kid. As much as I wanted to win I wanted him to have a good game and I think he played pretty good (Tuesday). He was very impressive and I hope he has a successful career in college."
5. The Whole Package
There is no weakness in Johnson's case. People can argue over who is the most talented and/or who will perform the best in college, but Johnson's season tops them all. He took a team without superstars to the brink of the state championship and helped it reach the Final 4 for the first time in 42 years. He put up monster numbers, he attracted Division I schools and he lifted his team to a level some might not have thought impossible.
"That's always to me, the best sign of a great player. Can you bring other players that don't have the skills or talent close to your level and make them part of the team and he did a tremendous job of that," Petcavage said. "Getting the ball to people, his verbal leadership...He was tremendous."
And in Class A basketball, Johnson simply was the best.


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misal pav is a popular maharashtrian breakfast recipe and one of my favorite food. growing up in mumbai, i have had misal pav in many places. my mom would also make misal pav at home many times.
there are many variations of making misal in maharashtra. usually moth bean sprouts (matki sprouts) or mixed beans sprouts are used. other variations of usal on the blog are chawli usal and malvani usal. i usually make the misal less spicy as that how we prefer it. but there are some really spicy misal like the kolhapuri misal.
i either make this usal curry made with matki sprouts or my mom's usal recipe for making misal pav. in this recipe i have used homemade matki sprouts. if you want to know how to sprouts moth beans or mung beans, then you can check the method here on how to sprout mung beans.
misal pav can be had as a breakfast, snack or as a brunch. its a delicious and wholesome meal, especially if the pav/buns is made from wheat flour or if you could make your own healthy bread.
i usually make whole wheat pav or buns at home whenever i make misal pav. if you are looking for similar maharashtrian recipes then do check pav bhaji, pani puri, bhel puri and ragda patties.
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misal pav recipe details below:
- 3.5 cups moth mean sprouts/matki sprouts or mixed bean sprouts - i used about 1 cup of moth beans and here is a post on how to make sprouts at home
- 2 small to medium potatoes, cubed
- 1 large or medium onion, finely chopped
- 1 or 2 green chilies, chopped (hari mircj)
- 3 to 4 garlic/lahsun + 1 inch ginger/adrak - crushed in a mortar-pestle to a fine paste
- 1 tsp mustard seeds (rai or sarson)
- 1 tsp cumin seeds (jeera)
- 10 to 12 curry leaves (kadi patta)
- 1 to 1.5 tbsp goda masala/kala masala
- ½ tsp turmeric powder (haldi)
- ½ tsp red chili powder (lal mirch powder)
- 1 tsp coriander powder (dhania powder)
- 1 tsp cumin powder (jeera powder)
- 1.5 tsp seedless tamarind soaked in ⅓ or ½ cup water or 2 to 3 kokums
- ¾ to 1 cup water or as required
- 3 tbsp oil
- salt as required
- 8 to 10 pav/bread buns or bread slices
- 1 cup finely chopped onion
- 1 cup finely chopped tomatoes (optional)
- 1 cup thick sev or farsan/chiwda (fried savory snack mixture)
- 1 lemon, quartered or diced
- ⅓ cup coriander leaves (dhania patta)
- ½ cup curd/yogurt, beaten (optional)
- rinse the moth bean sprouts first in running water.
- drain and then add the sprouts, cubed potatoes, ¼ tsp turmeric powder, salt in a pressure cooker. the water should be covering the matki sprouts about ½ inch above. if using mixed bean sprouts, you will have to add more water.
- pressure cook for 2 to 3 whistles.
- in a small bowl soak the tamarind in ⅓ or ½ cup warm water for 25 to 30 mins.
- squeeze the tamarind and extract the pulp. keep the tamarind pulp aside.
- heat oil in another pan.
- crackle the mustard seeds first.
- then add the cumin and saute for some seconds till the cumin gets golden.
- add the chopped onions and saute till translucent.
- then add the curry leaves, ginger-garlic paste and green chilies
- stir and saute till the raw aroma of ginger-garlic goes away.
- add the remaining ¼ tsp turmeric powder, coriander powder, cumin powder, red chili powder and goda masala.
- stir and then add the tamarind pulp.
- saute till the raw aroma of the tamarind goes away.
- drain the pressure cooked matki sprouts and potatoes and add them to the tamarind pulp.
- stir and add ¾ to 1 cup water or more water if required.
- season with salt and simmer the usal for 8 to 10 mins on a low flame with occasional stirrings.
- lastly garnish with coriander leaves.
- if you want you can also add sugar or jaggery.
- whilst the usal is simmering, you can prep the toppings for the misal pav.
- finely chop the onions and tomatoes. keep aside.
- take the steaming usal in 4 to 5 bowls.
- in each bowl of usal, first add the chopped onions and tomatoes.
- then top usal with chopped coriander leaves.
- squeeze a few drops of lemon juice.
- then top it with farsan or chiwda.
- serve the misal bowl in a plate with pav buns and slices of lemon, chopped onion and mix farsan/sev/chiwda.
- enjoy the misal pav.
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